Which of the following is considered cultural incompetence?

Question

Responses

respecting one's religious observances at the time of death
respecting one's religious observances at the time of death

considering a patient's wish to not be seen by specific family members
considering a patient's wish to not be seen by specific family members

refusing care because of social or economic status
refusing care because of social or economic status

refusing to prescribe medications to a child of a drg dealer
refusing to prescribe medications to a child of a drg dealer
Question # 2
Multiple Choice
During a raid on a burglary suspect's house, the investigators see the suspect actively watching cp as they walk into the room. Can the evidence be used? What confidentially rule is used to make the decision?

Responses

the plain-view doctrine
the plain-view doctrine

the hearsay rule
the hearsay rule

informed consent
informed consent

HIPPA
HIPPA
Question # 3
Multiple Choice
The Jonesboro students were in danger of _____ because their social-security numbers and student numbers had been made public.

Responses

identity theft
identity theft

telemarketer fraud
telemarketer fraud

scams
scams

phishing
phishing

GPT-4o mini · Answer

Here are the answers to your questions:

Question # 1: Which of the following is considered cultural incompetence?

The correct answer is:

refusing care because of social or economic status

This behavior reflects a lack of understanding and respect for the cultural and socioeconomic factors that impact an individual's access to healthcare.

Question # 2: During a raid on a burglary suspect's house, the investigators see the suspect actively watching cp as they walk into the room. Can the evidence be used? What confidentiality rule is used to make the decision?

The correct answer is:

the plain-view doctrine

The plain-view doctrine allows law enforcement to seize evidence of a crime that is in plain sight if they are lawfully present.

Question # 3: The Jonesboro students were in danger of _____ because their social-security numbers and student numbers had been made public.

The correct answer is:

identity theft

When sensitive information like social security numbers is made public, it can lead to identity theft as individuals can misuse that information for fraudulent purposes.

Answer

Three out of six significant data breaches in 2011 occurred in health-care organizations, many among small offices, which are often vulnerable due to _____.

Responses

office break-ins
office break-ins

having no informed consent signed by patients
having no informed consent signed by patients

office-staff inefficiency
office-staff inefficiency

outdated technology and basic security protection

GPT-4o mini · Answer

The correct answer is: - **outdated technology and basic security protection** Small health-care organizations often lack the resources to implement up-to-date technology and comprehensive security measures, making them more vulnerable to data breaches.

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A personal security plan would not include _____.

Responses

an electronic medical recordkeeping system
an electronic medical recordkeeping system

firewalls to protect against personal data loss
firewalls to protect against personal data loss

obtaining your credit report
obtaining your credit report

anti-virus software

GPT-4o mini · Answer

The correct answer is: - **an electronic medical recordkeeping system** A personal security plan focuses on personal data protection and security measures for individuals rather than the management system itself. An electronic medical recordkeeping system is typically a component of a healthcare organization's operations rather than an individual’s personal security plan.

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Dr. Larry Weed introduced _____, which revolutionized medicine.

Responses

computerized medical record keeping
computerized medical record keeping

medical confidentiality
medical confidentiality

problem-solving medical recordkeeping
problem-solving medical recordkeeping

forensic medicine

GPT-4o mini · Answer

The correct answer is: - **problem-solving medical recordkeeping** Dr. Larry Weed is known for introducing the concept of problem-oriented medical recordkeeping, which helped revolutionize the way medical records are organized and utilized in clinical practice.

Answer

Which of the following things does not assist in making computer forensic evidence admissible to the courts?

Responses

copying the hard-drive files
copying the hard-drive files

having another person in the room at all times
having another person in the room at all times

duplicating the hard-drive files
duplicating the hard-drive files

authenticating the evidence, verifying that nothing on the hard drive was altered during the investigation
authenticating the evidence, verifying that nothing on the hard drive was altered during the investigation
Question # 10
Multiple Choice
It is the job of computer forensics examiners to _____.

Responses

find a way to get the evidence no matter what it takes
find a way to get the evidence no matter what it takes

bring in the computer and the criminal when he comes to court
bring in the computer and the criminal when he comes to court

develop new software to accomplish the investigation
develop new software to accomplish the investigation

render opinions based on demonstrable facts

GPT-4o mini · Answer

Here are the answers to your questions:

Question # 9: Which of the following things does not assist in making computer forensic evidence admissible to the courts?

The correct answer is:

having another person in the room at all times

While having a witness present can be good practice for transparency, it does not directly assist in the process of making the computer forensic evidence itself admissible in court. The other options (copying and duplicating files, and authenticating evidence) directly relate to the chain of custody and ensuring the integrity of the evidence.

Question # 10: It is the job of computer forensics examiners to _____.

The correct answer is:

render opinions based on demonstrable facts

Computer forensics examiners must base their conclusions and findings on concrete evidence and verifiable data gained during their examinations rather than on conjecture or unsupported claims.

Answer

The use of _____ allows the both the EMT staff and hospital staff to assess the records of the same patient at the same time.

Responses

cultural competency
cultural competency

HIPAA
HIPAA

an electronic medical-record system
an electronic medical-record system

computer forensics
computer forensics
Question # 5
Multiple Choice
If the medical-records system of a medical practitioner is broken into and data is stolen, who is held legally responsible?

Responses

HIPPA
HIPPA

the patient
the patient

the office assistant
the office assistant

the practitioner

GPT-4o mini · Answer

Here are the answers to your questions:

Question # 4: The use of _____ allows both the EMT staff and hospital staff to assess the records of the same patient at the same time.

The correct answer is:

an electronic medical-record system

An electronic medical record (EMR) system facilitates the simultaneous access and sharing of patient records between EMT staff and hospital staff.

Question # 5: If the medical-records system of a medical practitioner is broken into and data is stolen, who is held legally responsible?

The correct answer is:

the practitioner

While HIPAA establishes regulations regarding the protection of patient information, the healthcare practitioner (or the organization they work for) is typically held legally responsible for ensuring the security of medical records and for any breaches that occur due to their negligence.