All of the following would be violations of HIPAA except:

a. discussing patient information in the elevator
b. looking up a friend's labwork on the computer for him
c. providing statistics about medication side effects
d. giving information to friends on the phone about a patient's condition


C

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Many types of breast pumps are available, varying in price and effectiveness

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