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Which of the following pieces of information would be allowed as part of a limited data set? A. Birth date B. Phone number C. Social Security number D. Email address

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Answer: A. Birth date

Explanation: A limited data set is middle ground between identifiable and de-identified information. In a limited data set, most identifying information has been removed. It must not include any of the individual identifiers [45 CFR 164.514(e)]. Limited data sets don’t directly identify a patient, but they may contain some identifiers. The following identifiers may be included as part of a limited data set:

* Geographic data (town, city, state, and ZIP code, but no street address)

* Dates relating to an individual (birth date, admission and discharge dates)

* Unique identifying numbers, characteristics, or codes other than those listed under individual identifiers

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The correct answer is option  (A)  Birth Date

Why this option is correct?

  • Limited data set can be defined as the limited set of identifiable patient information as defined in the Privacy Regulations issued under the Health
  • Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, better known as “HIPAA”.
  • A limited data set is a middle ground between identifiable and de-identified information.
  • In a limited data set, most identifying information has been removed. It must not include any of the individual identifiers.

Why are the other options incorrect ?

  • Option (B) and (D) are incorrect because phone number and email address can be changed by person as their needs and preferences.
  • Option (C) is incorrect because, SSN Social Security Number is unique identification number which is assigned by national government as in
  • A Social Security number (SSN) is a numerical identifier assigned to U.S. citizens and some residents to track their income and determine benefits.
  • In India, Aadhar card Number.

Learn more about SSN (Social Security Number)

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