Answer to Question 1
C
HIPAA was enacted to safeguard medical information. Some previously accepted methods for the organization of patient information have now fallen under what is considered to be HIPAA violations (such as the use of the whiteboard listed above), as they provide a means for others to access private medical information about individual patient care. Examples of HIPAA violations include: the use of whiteboards to organize shift assignments and nursing organizational charts (used to organize patient treatments, diagnoses, etc.).
Answer to Question 2
C
Administrative law deals with the protection of the rights of citizens. An example of this type of law is the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits forms of discrimination in the workplace. Civil law deals with how people relate to each other in everyday matters. It encompasses both tort law and contract law. HIPAA is a type of federal administrative law and is concerned with the protection of medical information.
Mechanisms that convey positional information during embryonic development.
Mother zebra nursing her foal
Nursing history for lung assessment
Three types of urine tests for checking patients’ urine for diabetes.
The flow of genetic information in a typical cell
Effect of an Exogenous Shift in Income