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A patient calls in to the doctors' office to enquire about lab results for a specific diagnosis for which blood samples were collected several days ago. The nurse, before disclosing the information, would like to authenticate the individual.
What method of authentication may be used by the nurse?

  1. Telephone call back.
  2. VPN PIN
  3. PRI CA verification
  4. SSL key
  5. Automatic logoff

Answer(s): A



A major drawback of symmetric key encryption is:

  1. It can only be used in PKI environments.
  2. The keys must somehow be distributed in a secure manner.
  3. Implementations are generally more expensive than other encryption methods.
  4. It is not a scalable as asymmetric key encryption.
  5. It is not as reliable as other encryption methods.

Answer(s): B



An example of a strong authentication method is:

  1. A dumb terminal
  2. A retina scans
  3. A token
  4. A ten character password with a combination of letters and numbers
  5. A biometric device used in combination with a password

Answer(s): E



An implementation specification defined within the integrity standard is:

  1. Transmission security
  2. Mechanism to authenticate electronic PHI
  3. Integrity controls
  4. Authentication
  5. Audit controls

Answer(s): B






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