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Physical access controls such as locks and key cards:

A.Are not relevant to HIPAA
B.Are only needed for server rooms
C.Help restrict access to areas where ePHI systems are located
D.Only apply to main entrances

Why C is correct

Physical access mechanisms like locks, key cards, and badge readers help restrict access to areas housing ePHI systems to authorized personnel.

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