Chpc Certified In Healthcare Privacy Compliance Practice Exam Complete

CHPC CERTIFIED IN

HEALTHCARE PRIVACY

COMPLIANCE PRACTICE

EXAM COMPLETE

Question 1: A university operates a medical center and several non-health business units. It wants HIPAA to apply only to the functions that perform covered activities.What organizational step is most appropriate?

Choices:

1) Designate the covered health care components in a documented hybrid-entity structure 2) Treat every university department as a business associate 3) Exclude the medical center from the university legal entity 4) Create a separate Notice of Privacy Practices for every employee Correct Answer: Designate the covered health care components in a documented hybrid- entity structure Explanation: A legal entity that performs both covered and noncovered functions may designate health care components and operate as a hybrid entity. The designation should be documented so HIPAA requirements are applied to the covered components and appropriate shared functions.Page 1

Question 2: As of February 16, 2026, a HIPAA covered health care provider that

creates or maintains Part 2 records should ensure its Notice of Privacy Practices does which of the following?

Choices:

1) Omits all references to substance use disorder records 2) Explains applicable uses, disclosures, responsibilities, and rights involving Part 2 records 3) States that Part 2 records may always be disclosed for law enforcement purposes 4) Requires every patient to sign a HIPAA authorization before treatment Correct Answer: Explains applicable uses, disclosures, responsibilities, and rights involving Part 2 records Explanation: HHS requires covered providers and health plans that create or maintain Part 2 records to include the applicable Part 2 information in their NPPs beginning February 16, 2026.The notice must describe privacy practices, responsibilities, and patient rights related to those records.Question 3: A hospital is revising its internal access policy for billing sta�. Which policy design best re�ects the HIPAA minimum necessary standard?

Choices:

1) Give every billing employee full-chart access to avoid work�ow delays 2) Permit access based on the PHI categories needed for assigned job functions 3) Require a patient authorization for every billing access 4) Limit only paper records because minimum necessary does not apply to electronic PHI Correct Answer: Permit access based on the PHI categories needed for assigned job functions Explanation: For internal uses, a covered entity should implement role-based access policies that identify who needs access and the categories of PHI needed to perform job duties. Blanket full-record access is not appropriate merely for convenience.Page 2

Question 4: How long must a HIPAA covered entity generally retain documentation

required by the Privacy Rule?

Choices:

1) Two years from creation 2) Three years from the end of the calendar year 3) Six years from creation or the date last in e�ect, whichever is later 4) Inde�nitely in every case Correct Answer: Six years from creation or the date last in e�ect, whichever is later Explanation: HIPAA Privacy Rule documentation generally must be retained for six years from the date of creation or the date it last was in e�ect, whichever is later. This HIPAA documentation rule is distinct from state medical-record retention laws.Question 5: A FERPA-covered university student receives care at the university's campus health clinic. The clinic's records on that student are generally governed by which federal privacy framework?

Choices:

1) HIPAA only, because the clinic provides health care 2) FERPA, because student education or treatment records are excluded from HIPAA PHI 3) The FTC Health Breach Noti�cation Rule only 4) GLBA only Correct Answer: FERPA, because student education or treatment records are excluded from

HIPAA PHI

Explanation: Health records maintained by a FERPA-covered postsecondary institution about its student patients are generally education records or treatment records under FERPA and are excluded from the HIPAA de�nition of PHI. HIPAA may still apply to records of nonstudent patients if the institution is a covered entity.Page 3