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Safety and Compliance Flashcards

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  1. Which of the following is the most secure method of delivering a remote CART stream for a confidential HR meeting?

    Answer: An encrypted platform with a unique, access-controlled link

    Encrypted, access-restricted delivery limits exposure of confidential content.

  2. Under the NCRA Code of Professional Ethics, a CART provider who personally knows a party in a sensitive meeting should:

    Answer: Disclose the relationship and allow the hiring party to decide

    Ethical codes require disclosing any relationship that could create an appearance of bias or conflict.

  3. Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act requires effective communication access in which settings?

    Answer: Programs and activities receiving federal financial assistance

    Section 504 applies to any program or activity that receives federal funding, such as most universities.

  4. If a fire alarm sounds during a CART session, what is the provider's first priority?

    Answer: Indicate the alarm on screen and evacuate safely with everyone

    Personal and consumer safety come first; captioning the alarm notifies the deaf consumer, then everyone evacuates.

  5. Which file storage practice best supports confidentiality after a CART job ends?

    Answer: Following a defined retention period and securely deleting files afterward

    Defined retention and secure deletion limit the risk of unauthorized disclosure.

  6. What is the recommended viewing distance and position for a CART provider's monitor to reduce eye and neck strain?

    Answer: About an arm's length away with the top at or slightly below eye level

    An arm's-length distance with the screen top at about eye level minimizes neck flexion and eye strain.

  7. A presenter asks the CART provider to stop writing an off-the-record comment while the deaf attendee is still present. What is the most appropriate response?

    Answer: Follow the hiring entity's guidance while noting that equal access means the consumer should receive what hearing attendees hear

    CART aims for equal access, so providers should clarify that consumers are entitled to the same information as hearing participants, within the client's established guidelines.