4 Single Problem Visits Flashcards

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Q

What are some things a provider would do in the chart?

A
Review what was entered by a nurse
Review allergies
Review any surgery and family history
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Update the problem last
Place orders and prescriptions
Right patient instructions
Document level of service and billing codes
Examine an interview the patient
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What are some items and nurse would do?

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Enter height and weight
Review allergies
Document immunizations
Review medications
Document any point of care transaction results
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2
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The epic term for one visit for example office phone is called what?

A

An encounter

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3
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What is the keyboard commands to navigate the chart

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F8 to navigate

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4
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Press tab to…

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Used instead of enter to quickly move to the next field

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5
Q

The nurse typically use this medication section while rooming their patient.
Can you add a pharmacy in this section?

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Yes adding a pharmacy in the medication section is where nurses document

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6
Q

Well the medication section show archived medications?

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No the medication section only shows current medications not discontinue are expired these are seen in chart review and synopsis or the medications and order section

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7
Q

Do you enter provider in patient reported medications?

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No as long as you leave it empty historic call provider will be documented automatically

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8
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Why is it important to Mark medications long-term?

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Long-term is considered to be current medication even after it’s in the day passes to allow for crosschecking drug interactions these can be marked with a red pen

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9
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When placing an order and the purple square signifies what?

A

Future order

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When placing an order two small separate circles signify what?

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The order has not been associated with the diagnosis

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11
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What is EnROL?

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This allows matching completion on multiple words you must use a space between each

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12
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What is a summary sentence?

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Beneath appended order is a blue hyperlink that is a subset of details

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13
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What is the order composer?

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This is a box of details for that order to open it click the name of the pended order are the summary sentence beneath it

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14
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What is an authorizing provider

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The person who is legally responsible for the orders. An ordering user can be a nurse or an intern are the physicians assistant

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15
Q

Where do you release a child order. A child order is an open order for future and standing orders

A

Release the order in order review activity. Access it via more activities -> order review

16
Q

Can you remove an order after it’s been signed?

A

No you have to formally cancel it and give a reason

17
Q

Allergies with a yellow background signify severity high true or false

A

True

18
Q

what displays if patient has never been asked about allergies?

A

Unknown:Not on file

19
Q

If allergies or previously entered and then deleted what messages is displayed?

A

No active allergies

20
Q

To release a standing order
Go to more activities at the bottom of the screen
Select order review
Select order and then release

A

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