Order Transmittal: Chapter 2 Flashcards
Rules are attached to part of the ____________ _______________
facility structure
Rules contain ____________ and ____________
conditions and directives
Descriptors are also known as ___________ ___________
generic destinations
Maps translate descriptors into _____________ ____________
specific workstations
Maps, like rules, are attached to part of the ___________ _____________
facility structure
Workstations are ___________ destinations
specific
Which of the following are workstations? Choose all that apply
1. Printers
- Pools
- Interfaces
all of these are workstations
___________ allow users to add information to an order after it has been signed.
Tasks
When is an order record created?
When an end user signs an order
A rule evaluates _______________ of an order
properties
When an order matches a condition statement in a RULE what happens next?
The directive is followed
The three types of directives are
Set, Do and Send
Which type of directive will change the property of a value
Set
Causing a blue dot to appear on the appointment scheduler would be accomplished via which directive?
The DO directive
What three questions does the SEND directive try to resolve?
How many?, What?, and Where?
What is the purpose of a destination MAP?
To translate generic descriptor to a workstation
Order transmittal searches rule records at the most ________ level to the most _________ level until it matches the order’s properties to a condition statement
specific to general
What is the rule heirarchy from most specific to most general
Workstation, Order Transmittal Group, Department, Location, Service Area, Facility
Where, specifically, is a rule record linked?
The Order Rule Linking activity in Hyperspace
True or False.
A rule can be linked at multiple levels of the heirarchy
True
True or False
Each level of the rule heirarchy can have multiple rules attached
False. Only one rule per level
True or False
Order Transmittal evaluates the conditions in a rule record from top to bottom
True
True or False
Order transmittal stops when it finds a condition for which it can match the properties of the order
True
For an order to be transmitted correctly, it is important that you list properties to be evaluated in a strategic arrangement of _____________ to ___________
specific to general
When you build rules you want the _____________ number of rules possible.
smallest
Why do Administrators use error pools?
To catch orders that do not get handled properly by order transmittal.
True or False
An order that does not match a rule at any of the levels of the hierarchy will, by default, use the Facility level rule.
False. The order will end up in the error pool.
Error pools are used in two places. Name them
- In your Facility-level rule, as the very last directive with a descriptor of pool-error
- In your Facility-level destination map, where pool-error is mapped to a specific error pool workstation record.
True or False
“Create” directives trigger tasks.
False. Create directives trigger task templates
Generally speaking, multistep orders fall into what 3 categories?
- Orders that require specimen collection
- Orders that are missing information
- Orders that need to be acted upon in some way before going to their final destination
Multistep Order Transmittal works by using a __________ directive, followed by an _____________-____________ directive
Create
Event-Driven
Put the following in the correct order:
- The Task Template creates a Task that appears in the Order Information In Basket Folder
- When the task is complete, the order is sent back through order transmittal. This time, however, the order is associated with an event
- A rule executes a create directive
- When the nurse clicks Add’l Info button, the Collection Information window opens, and prompts the nurse to add the needed information.
- The create directive points to a Task Template
- On its second pass, only directives associated with that event will apply to the order.
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1
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2
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A Multistep Collect workflow is used for _________ ________.
Collecting Specimens
A Multistep workflow is used to
add information or details to an order, or to wait for a clinician to act on the order before it is marked as complete.