Module 4 – Unit 2 – Assessment Questions

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1. Among the exception to the obligation of confidentiality are:
- A) Duty to warn
- B) Making information available
- C) Preventive disclosure
- D) When patient moves out of the country
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2. Duty to warn implies:
- A) That materials and data collected will remain confidential no matter the situation
- B) Appears when a patient can be a threat to himself or for others
- C) Information will be presented when a family member asks for it
- D) That the health care professionist will only reveal information if he is forced by the law
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3. Making information available:
- A) The healthcare professional can use information about the patient without his consent in research purposes
- B) The healthcare professional can use information about the patient without his consent if the professional consider that it is useful
- C) The patient must consent to the disclosure of information from their medical record before the healthcare professional can make the information available
- D) Under no circumstances the professionals can make information about the patient available
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4. Exceptions to the obligation of confidentiality:
- A) SUD domain usually doesn’t imply the collaboration between other departments
- B) The healthcare professional have the obligation not to disclose identifiable patient information without the patient's informed consent
- C) The patient must be informed about the communication or discussion of his case before it happens
- D) The healthcare professional might need the patient's informed consent in order to consult with colleagues or to refer the patient to another clinician
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5. Preventive disclosure means:
- A) The healthcare professionals must report to the authorities in situations specifically provided for in the law
- B) The healthcare professional can reveal information at any time
- C) Mandatory reports will include information about patient s family
- D) The healthcare professional must protect the patient no matter the consequences
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6. Witness status of the clinician:
- A) The healthcare professionals can disclose any information as a witness in court
- B) The healthcare professionals cannot disclose information as a witness in court against patients against their will
- C) The healthcare professionals must practice independent professional judgment in order to maintain the highest standards of professional behavior towards patients
- D) The healthcare professionals will be dedicated to providing competent medical care in full moral and professional independence
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7. What is the most important exception regarding duty to warn?
- A) A material loss
- B) A waste of resources
- C) An expressed intention to harm another person
- D) A self-harm behavior
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8. Making information available in research purposes must check the following conditions:
- A) The individual has not objected
- B) The interest of the research justifies the publication
- C) The publication of the data is in accordance with the law
- D) The paper must be presented to the patient after it had been published
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9. What is the first step to take regarding making information about the patient available for another specialist?
- A) Make sure that the case is interesting enough for the other specialist
- B) Make sure that the other specialist can help you
- C) Obtain the patient consent before disclosure any information
- D) Talk to the patient's family
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10. What are the two really important aspects regarding the understanding of the boundaries and confidentiality?
- A) The therapeutic relationship
- B) Acting in the patient best interest
- C) Get really good use of the resources
- D) Keep everybody contempt about your work
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