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What does HIPAA stand for?

Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act.

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What is the purpose of the HIPAA Privacy Rule?

To protect personal information and share it only with need-to-know individuals.

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What is the primary focus of the HIPAA Security Rule?

To secure digital healthcare information using passwords and encryption.

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What must a healthcare provider explain before obtaining informed consent?

They must explain risks, benefits, and recovery processes.

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What is the role of a nurse regarding informed consent?

They can clarify information but cannot explain it, and they must witness the consent.

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When is informed consent not valid?

When a person is high, drunk, or confused.

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What is an Advanced Directive?

Legal documents for when a patient cannot speak for themselves.

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What does the acronym C.A.R.E. stand for in nursing care?

Communicate, Assess, Respect, Educate.

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What types of decisions can a Living Will specify?

Specific treatment decisions, such as DNR or the use of feeding tubes.

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What is the RN's scope of practice characterized by?

Care planning, administering medications, performing sterile procedures, and educating patients.

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What tasks can LPN/LVN perform according to their scope of practice?

Administer medications, perform simple procedures, and evaluate basic conditions.

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What does the acronym C.A.R.E.D. represent for UAP responsibilities?

Care plans follow-through, Assist with ADLs, Report changes, Ensure safe environment, Deliver basic care.

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What are the 5 Rights in delegation?

Right Circumstance, Right Person, Right Task, Right Direction/Communication, Right Supervision/Evaluation.

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What should nurses avoid when handling patient information?

Discussing patient info in public, using phones to record, leaving charts open, gossiping, and sharing unauthorized info.