Answer:
According to the rule, psychologists are allowed to share patients' information internally.
The rule also states that they may share this information with other psychologists and people under the same professional association.
The HIPAA Privacy Rule does not allow a psychologist to share any of the patient’s health care information with anyone else unless they have the patient’s written authorization to do so.
Explanation:
The HIPAA Privacy Rule was created in 1996 to protect the privacy of protected health information. The rule states that psychologists working in the health care sector can share the personal data of a patient in order to provide health care.
Psychologists are not subject to the HIPAA Privacy Rule because they are not considered "covered entities" under HIPAA.
As such, psychologists can share patient information with other healthcare professionals without violating the rule.
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<span>c. single-unit packaging.
Single-unit packaging is when the only quantity of medication that's given to the patient is that that's enough for that intake. In an institutional setting, medication is given at the right time, at meals, or off meals, whenever it is prescribed - the patient does not need to worry with when to take or how many he/she still have. The dose given is to be taken right then and is prepared for only one dose intake.</span>
Okay, this is an interesting one but mainly no, most activity's will so you don't push yourself but if you really wanted to you could go for however long you want as long as you are not doing harm to your body, depending if you are on a fitness program there will be limits.
