What are the three forms of confidentiality?

• A. Medical information; photos and video; the experience
• B. Medical information; photos and video; attendance records
• C. Privacy policies; safety procedures; equipment logs
• D. Incident reports; medical information; the experience

Answer: (A)

Confidentiality in this setting means protecting private information about participants. The three forms to safeguard are medical information, photos and video, and the participant’s experience. Medical information is sensitive health data that could affect a person’s privacy or safety if disclosed, so it stays confidential and is shared only with appropriate staff and consent. Photos and video can identify someone and reveal personal details, so they require explicit permission, secure storage, and controlled sharing. The participant’s experience covers what they share about their feelings, challenges, or outcomes during the course; this personal information should be kept private unless the person agrees to share it. Other items like attendance records or incident reports are administrative or safety documents, not primarily about protecting personal privacy in the same sense, so they aren’t the three forms highlighted here.