A care provider would not break a client's confidentiality when:

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As a general rule, care providers have a duty to maintain client confidentiality unless state law specifically requires them to disclose certain information. However, there are situations in which care providers may breach confidentiality, such as if the client poses a threat to others or if mandated by a court order. But in this question, Option A is the appropriate answer because it implies that there is no duty to warn or disclose information under state law in the particular case.

A Care Provider Would Not Break a Client's Confidentiality When