HELP PLEASE Which of the following would be consideredincidental disclosure?a) Seeing a patient's name on the sign-insheetb) Faxing PHI without using a cover sheetc)Leaving a medical record open for anyonepassing by to seed) Taking a patient's picture against their will

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Which of the following would be considered incidental disclosure? a) Seeing a patient's name on the sign-in sheet b) Faxing PHI without using a cover sheet c) Leaving a medical record open for anyone passing by to see d) Taking a patient's picture against their will