Epic AMB100 Exam Questions With Complete Solutions

How many workspaces can you have open in additon to your startup workspaces? correct answer: 4 How many workspaces can be active at one time correct answer: 1 If you click blue arrow next to a section name (allergies, for example), does it open as read only? correct answer: Yes From where can you launch notewriter? correct answer: In the Notes activity In the Plan Activity, is only one section open at a time? correct answer: NO, all sections are open simultaneously Are all the sections in the Wrap-Up activity open simultaneously? correct answer: Yes The specific primary activity tabs that one sees in the patient workspace are dependent on the ________ type. correct answer: Encounter type. For example, a surgery encounter would have a "prep for surgery" activity tab. What does the down arrow (next to the forward/backward buttons) do? correct answer: It show you a chronological listing of your recent activities (plan, rooming, ...) What are the five most common encounter types in EpicCare Ambulatory? correct answer: Office Visit, Telephone, Letter (Out), Abstract, and Orders Only. What is a synonym for "Reason for Visit?" correct answer: Chief Complaint F8 to ____________? correct answer: Navigate! What is the magnifying glass button called? correct answer: The "selection button" Why would an allergy in the "Allergies section" have a yellow background? correct answer: Only if "severity" is marked as "high" What does "no active allergies" mean? correct answer: It means that allergies were previously entered, and then later, all were deleted. Where can patient reported medications be documented? correct answer: In the "medications" section of the rooming activity AND in the "meds and orders" section of the Plan activity How would you indicate 3 days in the future? correct answer: t+3 T/F: The Medications section shows only current medications. correct answer: True Where can you find information about discontinued medications? correct answer: In Chart Review, Synopsis, and the "meds and orders" section. Should you leave the provider field blank when documenting pt reported medications? correct answer: Yes When kinds of medications appear with strike throughs? correct answer: Expired meds and Discontinued meds What distinguishes and discontinued med from an expired med? correct answer: For a discontinued med, a discontinuation date is entered. For an expired med, an end date was entered, and it passed. Why is it critical to mark a medication as taking/not taking correct answer: "medication interaction checking" compares new orders with all medications marked as "taking." If you mark a medication with a red push-pin, what does it mean? correct answer: It means that you're marking the medication as long-term. Let's say you mark a medication as "long-term" and its end date passes. Does "interaction checking" still consider it to be a current med? correct answer: Yes When documenting a test result in the "Enter/Edit" Results activity, why is it important to mark the result as "final?" correct answer: Marking it as final sends a result message to the appropriate parties. What's the best way for a doctor to review details that the nurse may have entered about the visit as well as other details? correct answer: The "This Visit" tab in the right pane. Are "visit diagnosis" and "encounter diagnosis" synonymous? correct answer: Yes What is the order composer? correct answer: It's the form that opens up when you click on an order in the "meds and orders" section T/F Smart lists contain smart texts? correct answer: false T/F Smart Text can contain smart lists and smart links? correct answer: true