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1.1.2 dna detectives
Activity 1.3.2: Student Response Sheet
Scenario 1
A 32 year old immigrant from a patriarchal country is giving birth. As she is delivering the baby, she tearfully confesses to her doctor that this is her 4th child and she simply cannot handle any more children. She tells the doctor that her husband refuses to use contraception or allow her to, and she begs her doctor to tie her tubes and not tell her husband. The doctor complies.
Was HIPAA Violated? Why or why not?
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Scenario 2
A physical therapist and a nurse are riding in the elevator together. During their ride they loudly discuss a patient they both have had for some time now. The elevator is full of people who can all hear them refer to the patient by name.
Was HIPAA Violated? Why or why not?
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Scenario 3
A mother emailed her son’s teacher about his history of seizures. Months later, the teacher replied to the email to tell the mother about discipline problems. Communication eventually became very hostile. The teacher forwarded the conversation to her best friend, a teacher at the same school. The teacher’s friend does not have this boy in her class. The information about the boy’s seizures was at the very bottom of the email strand.
Was HIPAA Violated? Why or why not?

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