Rx305 (Lesson 6): Configuring Dispense Logic Exam

RX305 (Lesson 6): CONFIGURING DISPENSE LOGIC Exam EPIC automatically determines a dispense location for an order based on: The patient's unit The dispense locations (pharmacy records) that dispense to that unit, in order of preference What medications are available in each dispense location, as defined by the medication list record attached to each one Package (NDC) A pharmacy's medication list tell the system the medication and specific _______________ that can be dispensed from there. TRUE TRUE/FALSE: If a medication is not on your central pharmacy's medication list, the system could still choose central pharmacy as the dispense location. The Package (NDC) An order comes through for a medication that is not on the central pharmacy med list. What field is missing? AND logic If you fill in two fields in the same row, the system uses what logic? OR logic By listing a pharmacy multiple times, the system uses this logic. Each row has one column filled in. The lines must be adjacent. Highest DEA code This field is a way to tell the system how to dispense controlled medications. Think of it as the "Least restrictive DEA code." The DEA code you enter and any codes that are more restrictive will dispense from this location. TRUE TRUE/FALSE: If no NDC is selected at the main pharmacy, pharmacists must select one manually during verification. TRUE TRUE/FALSE: Dispense logic is set up at the Unit level. Epic evaluates pharmacies in the order that they are listed. TRUE TRUE/FALSE: EPIC selects a pharmacy as a dispense location if: The medication is stocked at the pharmacy (on the med list) & there are no restrictions preventing it. TRUE