Chapter 4 - Reviewing Patients for Today

Question 1

How do you view all the visits that Dr. Taconite had with Sally for which the encounter diagnoses were sinus related?

Answer 1

1. Go to the encounter tab
2. Select filter
3. Select diagnosis Sinus

Question 2

True or false: The report in the sidebar and the SnapShot report in the SnapShot are the same thing.

Answer 2

False

Question 3

Richard calls to inquire about his most recent TSH test. What is the fastest way for the nurse to look at the result?

Answer 3

Chart review> lab tab

Question 4

Explain the fastest way to graph patient’s glucose results in results review.

Answer 4

Synopsis

Question 5

With chart search, you can: (select one)
A. lookup patient’s chart by name or birthday
B. summon information in a patient’s chart that appears in one spot
C. filter on encounter on its encounters tab

Answer 5

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

Question 6

In Snapshot, a nurse sees five buttons at the top that are the names of reports. True or false: that means she has only those 5 reports available to her in Snapshot.

Answer 6

False

Question 7

Dr. Mica wants to see whether the changes in diabetic medications over the past 2 years have an effect on Richard’s A1C. levels. Which would best meet Dr. Mica’s needs: results review, synopsis, or chart review?

Answer 7

Synopsis

Question 8

True or false: In Results Review, you can create an ad hoc table of selected results.

Answer 8

True

Question 9

Which of the following is/are possible in the Synopsis patient spotlight: (choose all that apply.)
A. It can list medication items
B. It can list components (like glucose)
C. One spotlight can be assigned to multiple patients
D. A spotlight created for a patient is available across all Synopsis views for that patient
E. A user creates a spotlight can share it with other users.

Answer 9

A, B, D

Question 10

True or false: the default snapshot report can be different based on specialty departments.

Answer 10

True