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Chapter 42 Social Behavioral aspects of pharmacy profession Q&A (FPGEE) (1 OF 14) Sample Questions

1. A Muslim women customer of your pharmacy. She forbids her 16 year old daughter to socialize with non-Muslim friends. She came to pharmacy to enquire about her daughter medications if she is on birth control pills. She is concerned that her daughter may date with her social friends. What is appropriate?

A. You should give the information directly to the mother free of charge.
B. You should give the information directly to the mother with extra charge.
C. You should contact the insurance company at first.
D. You should ask permission from the daughter at first.

Answer

Ans: D

Tips: legally 16 year old eligible to have their information privacy and confidentiality. According to HIPPA the following patients are considered adults regardless of their age for the purposes of consenting to medical care and access to their medical information. A minor is defined, under Illinois law, as individual under the age of 18.
The following patients are considered adults regardless of their age for purposes of consenting to medical care and access to medical care records regardless of the type of care they receive: Married individual, pregnant individual,

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