Question

cenario >u are working at a physician's office, and you have just taken C.Q., a 38-year-old woman, into the insultation room. C.Q. has been divorced for 5 years, has 2 daughters (ages 14 and 16), and works Il time as a legal secretary. Two weeks ago she visited her physician for a routine physical examina- on and requested that a human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) test be performed. C.Q. stated that e was in a serious relationship, is contemplating marriage, and just wanted to make certain she was K. No abnormalities were noted during C.Q.'s physical examination, and blood was drawn for routine ood chemistries, hematology studies, and an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) test Iso known as the enzyme immunoassay (EIA) test). C.Q. is at the office to receive her lab results. The vysician informs you that C.Q.'s EIA was positive.

Answer 1

9. No, simply because C.Q. gave the nurse to call a family member and nothing about her diagnosis was discussed with the family member (Health Insurance Portabilty and Acountability Act, 2015)

10. This visit should be focused on patient teaching about what to expect now. This should include how to prevent the transmission of HIV, pregnancy, and nutrition, maintaining her stress level and staying healthy.

11. Yes, only if her and J are having unprotected sex. If they are not, C.Q has no legal responsibilities (Health Insurance Portabilty and Acountability Act, 2015).