During the check-in/registration process, which of the following forms do patients typically receive?

The selection of "Notice of Privacy Practices" and "Information on Advanced Directives" as typical forms received during the check-in/registration process is accurate.

The Notice of Privacy Practices is crucial in informing patients about how their protected health information will be used and disclosed, as well as their rights concerning this information. This transparency is a key requirement under regulations such as HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act), ensuring that patients understand their privacy rights before they receive care.

Additionally, providing Information on Advanced Directives helps patients make informed decisions about their healthcare preferences in situations where they may be unable to communicate their wishes. This information is essential for facilitating discussions around end-of-life care and ensuring that patients' choices are honored in medical decisions.

The other options include forms that might not typically be provided at check-in or would involve different processes. For example, details about insurance coverage and medical histories are often gathered beforehand or through other means rather than directly at registration. Patient bill of rights might be displayed but is not necessarily a form presented to every patient during check-in. Similarly, consent forms and treatment plans are usually addressed at different stages in the medical process, and while appointment details are pertinent, they are generally given before check-in. Thus, option