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==Question 13== A registered nurse is reviewing confidentiality practices on the unit. Which actions represent a breach of client confidentiality? '''Select all that apply.''' # Discussing a client's laboratory results with the physical therapist who is treating that client. # Accessing the electronic record of a coworker who was admitted to the unit but is not assigned to the nurse. # Posting a photograph of the unit break room on social media that includes a visible assignment board with client names. # Leaving a workstation logged in and unattended at the nurses' station. # Giving a verbal handoff report to the oncoming nurse who is assuming care of the client. # Telling a client's neighbor who telephones the unit that the client is improving. '''Answer:''' 2, 3, 4, and 6. ''Rationale:'' Protected health information may be disclosed only to those with a legitimate need to know for treatment, payment, or health care operations, and only the minimum necessary. Accessing a record without a care relationship is a breach regardless of intent or curiosity (option 2). Incidental disclosure through a photograph is still disclosure (option 3). An unattended logged-in workstation exposes records to anyone passing by (option 4). A caller with no authorization has no right to any information, including confirmation that the client is present (option 6). Options 1 and 5 are permitted disclosures to members of the treatment team caring for that client.
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