1st step when dealing with a patient in ambulatory setting?
Registration
100
what does the AdHoc icon allow you to do?
additional charting on a patient
200
ICU
Intensive Care Unit
200
floppy disk
save
200
2 categories looked at during the intake process?
- vitals and measurements
- allergies
- medications by history
- problems
- histories
- patient preferred pharmacy
200
what does the MAR tab allow you to do?
can give you an overview of medication to be administered?
typically used if no barcode scanner and typically where you would chart if you are not administering medication
300
PCP
Primary Care Provider
300
Checker Board Icon
Multiple pf same device used (Ex: IV's)
300
2 things looked at when registering the patient
adding/modifying/removing Demographics, guarantors, employers, related persons, health insurance/plans
300
2 tabs involved in the discharge process and what are there functions?
instructions tab- whatever you are sending patient home with
follow up tab- follow up appointments with PCP
400
IPOC
Interdisciplinary Plan of Care
400
Pill Icon
Medication - Indicates Medication Activities
400
How does Ambulatory differ from impatient
length of stay, setting, etc
400
which tab can you find overdue/new orders on powerchart?
"Impatient Summary Tab"
500
MAR
Medical Administration record
500
Half Filled Circles
Indicate level of completion on a task
500
List 4 things you can find in the table of contents on power chart?
1?
2?
3?
4?
500
5 rights of medical administration for nurses?
right patient
right medication
right time
right dosage
right route