3. Reviewing Patients For Today

Question 0

What is a sidebar report

Answer 0

Report contains clinical information about the patient as well as the current visit.
Used for a quick glance at the patient’s history as well as quickly marking as reviewed

Question 1

What are activities in Epic?

Answer 1

Activities or modules within the workspace were certain task are completed. For example you document the administration of an immunization in the immunization activity

Question 2

Where is snapshot report found?

Answer 2

Under chart review then snapshot tab

Question 3

How to get to chart review

Answer 3

If in a patient workspace click chart review activity tab

When not in a patient workspace click on the hyperspace toolbar then Patient look up

From dashboard click the chart icon

From the schedule, select an appointment slot and click chart

Question 4

True or False

When reading a report you single click to preview and double-click to open the larger report view

Answer 4

True

Question 5

Can you take action on medications for example reorder, change, or discontinue in chart review?

Answer 5

Chart reviews read only for medications

You would need to make changes via the medication and order section of the plan activity

Question 6

If you change your labs tab to result review does it revert back when you log off?

Answer 6

It will stay in results review until you change it back to standard

Question 7

Chewing false: report in the sidebar and the snapshot report in snapshot are the same thing

Answer 7

False

Question 8

Richard calls to inquire about his most recent TSH lab test. What is the fastest way for the nurse to look up its results?

Answer 8

Chart review then lab tab

Question 9

With chart search, you can: ( select one. )
A. Look up patient’s chart by name and birthdate
B. Summon information in a patient’s chart that appears in one spot.
C. filter on encounters on it’s encounters tab

Answer 9

B. Summon information in a patient’s chart that appears in one spot

Question 10

Explain the fastest way to create a graph of a patient’s glucose results in result review.

Answer 10

Go to chart review then lab tab then result review button
With the top of the tree selected click the row heading in the table for glucose to select all its data. Then graph button

Question 11

Dr. Mika wants to see whether the changes in a diabetics medication over the past two years have had an effect on Richards A1 C levels. Which would best meet Dr. Mike is needs: results review, synopsis, or chart review?

Answer 11

Synopsis

Question 12

True false: in results review, you can create an ad hock table of selected results

Answer 12

True

Question 13

All the following are true in synopsis patient spotlight
K. It can list medication items
B. It can list components
C. A spotlight created for a patient is available across all synopsis views for that patient

Answer 13

True
False statements would be one spot that can be assigned to multiple patients
Or a user who creates a spotlight can share it with others

Question 14

A purple square indicates the order has a status of future

Answer 14

True

Question 15

A green circle indicates the order has a status of standing

Answer 15

True

Question 16

If you don’t find what you want on the preference list click the facility list tab in order to make database look appear

Answer 16

True

Question 17

If changes are needed use that orders order composer.
Basically a box of details for that order to open that click the name of the pended order or click the blue summary sentence

Answer 17

T

Question 18

Canceling is called discontinuing for medications

Answer 18

True

Question 19

Labs imaging etc. for orders placed in a previous encounter And have not been resulted.
Locate the order in one of these activities and click cancel

Answer 19

T

Question 20

To order brand name medication use dispense as written. This is a checkbox under the dispense field

Answer 20

T

Question 21

To reorder a medication that has not expired you can click reorder in meds and orders

Answer 21

T

Question 22

To reorder a medication that has expired you need to click in the med history checkbox first then click reorder and it’s row

Answer 22

T

Question 23

Medication mornings can happen because of dose checking, duplicate therapy checking and Drug allergy checking, also drug drug and drug disease checking

Answer 23

T

Question 24

A drug set to normal the drug is sent to it’s destination when you sign it

Answer 24

T

Question 25

Future is typically used for referrals, and imaging tests that require scheduling also some lab tests that require preparation

Answer 25

T

Question 26

When using standing orders you can set the status to auto release or to manual release. Manual release requires an in user to release the order

Answer 26

T

Question 27

A parent order is the order that records all the information about standing the future orders that were originally signed

Answer 27

T

Question 28

A child order is released from the parent order
The child order has a status is normal

each child order is listed separately in chart review

Answer 28

T

Question 29

After signing and immunization order, the immunization appears in the immunization activities in complete administrations section

Answer 29

T

Question 30

Cosigning means this cosigners notified about an order that was signed by someone after the order is sign

Orders released to the pharmacy lab etc. and

Cosigner receives a cosigner notification

Answer 30

T

Question 31

patient reported medications can be documented in the plans activity medication and orders section

Answer 31

T