The Confidentiality of HIV Information _____

question 29

Multiple Choice

The confidentiality of HIV information _____.

• A) Does not require disclosure to the patient that re-release of such information was performed if in the best interest of the general public
• B) Is protected in the same manner as any other type of protected health information,including inpatient stays and outpatient encounters
• C) Means a positive test result can be disclosed without prior consent to protect the public if actions are taken to protect the patient's identity
• D) Restricts identification of the patient tested and the reason for testing,but not results of the test,whether positive or negative

Grasp the concept and legal implications of contributory and comparative negligence.

Understand the application of the Restatement Second Torts: Liability for Physical and Emotional Harm.

Analyze the duty of care owed by possessors of land to invitees, licensees, and trespassers.

Distinguish between intentional torts, negligence, and strict liability, including their defenses.

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Definitions:

Illumination

The delivery of light to an area, making it visible or more brightly lit; also refers to understanding or enlightenment.

Weber Fraction

A measure in psychophysics that quantifies the perception of change in a given stimulus relative to its intensity.

Visual Discriminations

The ability to perceive and differentiate visual stimuli and fine details among similar objects or forms.

Auditory Discriminations

The ability to notice, compare, and distinguish between different sounds, integral to language development and communication.