Rehab Training Room/ HIPAA/PHI

ethic values

Ethics are the rules you abide by in order to remain within a community or profession

ethic values example

following rules and keeping secrets and telling the truth

moral values

 Morals are your personal values that run to the core of your very being

moral values example

be kind and have compassion doing whats right when nobodys watching

Rule of Reciprocity

if someone does something for you and you feel obligated to return the favor

Kants Categorical Imperative

moral duty based on principles no excuses (no room for error or other circumstances)

5 Steps of Principled Reasoning

clarify

evaluate

decide

implement

modify

Clarify

determine what needs to be decided

Evalute

distinguish facts from beliefs

Decide

make the decision

Implement

put into motion

Modify

check for improvement

What does Hipaa stand for?

health insurance portability and accountability

What does PHI stand for?

 personal health information

Why was Hipaa created?

to protect the information of patients

Hipaa benefits

reduces health care costs, patients have control of their records 

What is PHI?

information from a patients medical record thats used to identifies the patient

Examples of PHI

insurance info, consent forms, health history forms

exceptions of PHI and how is it shared

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diseases that people must know that could affect others and shared by patient or family members signature

3 Safeguards and example of each

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administrative: ex. verifying individuals health records

technical: ex. requiring online protection like passwords

physical: ex. shredding or storing patient files safely

Noncompliance

failure to follow HIPAA regulations

penalties: license removal, termination of job, criminal penalties, suing

The most important part of the training room is?

a. use of space

b. lighting

c. square footage

d. plumbing

a. use of space

if a highschool has 1500 to 2000 students what percent of the population will take part in a school sport?

a. 10%

b. 15%

c. 20%

d. 25%

d. 25%

who is responsible for the OVERALL operation of the sports medicine program and facility?

a. student aides

b. program director

c. athletic trainer

d. therapist

b. program director

how often should surfaces that come into direct contact with individuals be cleaned?

a. every class period

b. once daily

c. twice a week

d. depends on the surface

b. once daily

which of the following operates by extracting air?

a. air splint

b. cardboard splint

c. vacuum splint

d. padded splint

c. vacuum splint

most high school training rooms fall into which size range?

a. 200-400 sq ft

b. 400-800 sq ft

c. 800-1000 sq ft

d. 1000-1200 sq ft

b. 400-800 sq ft

which of the following is a consumable supply?

a. braces

b. splints

c. slings

d. bandages

d. bandages

Who mandates that all employees who are at risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens be offered hepatitis b vaccines?

a. ama

b. nata

c.osha

d nfpa

c. osha

how many taping tables should a training room have?

a. 2

b. 3

c. 4

d. 6

d. 6

which of the following is a mechanical modality?

a. mobilization

b. ice

c. heating pad

d. ultrasound

a. mobilization

a therapeutic treatment such as ultrasound and TENS

electric modality

a mini circuit breaker that responds to shorts or contact with water

GFI

a multi purpose facility that accommodates athletic training needs

training room

instruments that can penetrate the skin

sharp equipment

a therapeutic treatment that may involve a hydrocollator or ice packs

thermal modality

a therapeutic treatment that involves muscle manipulation

mechanical modaility

a portable storage container like fanny packs

medical kit