Imagine you are a counselor treating jerry, a college student, for depression. why is medical record confidentiality so important for this patient? a. his files need to be encrypted to satisfy the new privacy standards under the affordable care act. b. an employer might decide not to hire him because of his past, even though he's qualified for the job. c. his insurance company might not pay for treatment, so he wants to keep it a secret. d. confidentiality health care professionals avoid medical mistakes, which occur most frequently with college students.