CLN500 Order Transmittal
1. D. 0 --
pended orders do not go through order transmittal.: Nurse Lina queues up
five orders (status: Normal) for a patient during one visit. Upon clicking Pend, how
many order records did Nurse Lina send through order transmittal? (Select one.)
A. 1
B. 5
C. 6D. 0
2. B. 5 -- each time a user signs or releases an order, the system sends the
ORD record through order transmittal.: Later, Dr. Mica signs five orders (status:
Normal) for a patient during one visit. Upon clicking sign, how many order records
did Dr. Mica send through order transmittal? (Select one.)
A. 1
B. 5
C. 6D. 0
3. B. Properties: Order class and procedure category are examples of
____________________ that can be evaluated by order transmittal.
A. Values
B. Properties
C. Filters
D. Orders
4. Do, Set, Send, Create, GoTo, and Stop: What are the six directives?
5. True. A single rule can be linked to multiple records within the facility
structure.: True or False: A rule can be linked to more than one entity of the
hierarchy.
6. False. Each record in the facility structure can be linked to one rule.: True
or False: A single location can be linked to more than one rule.
7. Continue Afterwards: Which advanced configuration tells the system to
perform a directive, but then continue searching through the rule for another
condition to match?
8. Additional workflow in the department level rule, continue afterwards to
the universal workflow.: One department in your organization wants to print a
requisition report in addition to the referral workflow defined in the facility level
rule. What is the most efficient way to configure this?
9. Stop directive. If you don't account for anything in the rule, the order will
hit the error pool.: If you don't want the system to do anything with a particular
order, which directive should you use? Why do you have to put anything in the
rule for that order?
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10.
Multistep order transmittal. (Create Task): How do you tell the system to wait
between directives if an order needs additional information before moving from
one directive to the next?
11. You will need 45 destination map records, one for each department. In
each, you'll resolve the generic nurse pool desciptor to a specific
department nurse pool.: There are 45 departments in the Greater Metro
Service Area, and each department has its own nurse pool. The standard
ordering workflow for Labs is to send a report to the nurse pool. How many
destination map records will you need to build to accommodate this workflow
need? Why?
12. Search method.: What field does order transmittal look to in a destination
descriptor record to determine which map hierarchy to use?
13. True: True or False: When a patient has a scheduled visit in West Allergy,
and orders are placed from a workstation located in West Allergy, the encounter
department is the same as the workstation department.
14. False: True or False: If the Patient search method is being used, the system
will first check the workstation to see if a map is attached.
15. Use Patient search method when you want the order transmitted to a
destination based on where the patient is scheduled or admitted. Pools
should use the patient search method. Most of the inpatient printing
descriptors are Patient so as to print closest to the patient's bed.: When
would you want a destination descriptor to use the Patient search method
(consider the guiding principles)?
16. False: True or False: A department can have more than one destination map
linked.
17. False. Only the first listing will be consulted.: True or False: You can list
the same descriptor multiple times within a single map.
18. A, C, and D.: Your provider clicked Sign on an order and expects a
requisition form to print in Hallway B. After waiting and not seeing the form, the
provider calls the nurse's station and learns the printout is there (main printer).
What could have caused this issue?
A. The form was sent using patient search method.
B. Order transmittal is not configured, so the default printer is used.
C. The directive sent to hyb_line_printer and the map attached to the OTG for
Hallway B resolves the descriptor to the main nursing station printer.
D. There is no map attached to the OTG for hallway B, so the system used the
department level map which resolves hyb_line_printer to the nursing station
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1. D. 0 --
pended orders do not go through order transmittal.: Nurse Lina queues up
five orders (status: Normal) for a patient during one visit. Upon clicking Pend, how
many order records did Nurse Lina send through order transmittal? (Select one.)
A. 1
B. 5
C. 6D. 0
2. B. 5 -- each time a user signs or releases an order, the system sends the
ORD record through order transmittal.: Later, Dr. Mica signs five orders (status:
Normal) for a patient during one visit. Upon clicking sign, how many order records
did Dr. Mica send through order transmittal? (Select one.)
A. 1
B. 5
C. 6D. 0
3. B. Properties: Order class and procedure category are examples of
____________________ that can be evaluated by order transmittal.
A. Values
B. Properties
C. Filters
D. Orders
4. Do, Set, Send, Create, GoTo, and Stop: What are the six directives?
5. True. A single rule can be linked to multiple records within the facility
structure.: True or False: A rule can be linked to more than one entity of the
hierarchy.
6. False. Each record in the facility structure can be linked to one rule.: True
or False: A single location can be linked to more than one rule.
7. Continue Afterwards: Which advanced configuration tells the system to
perform a directive, but then continue searching through the rule for another
condition to match?
8. Additional workflow in the department level rule, continue afterwards to
the universal workflow.: One department in your organization wants to print a
requisition report in addition to the referral workflow defined in the facility level
rule. What is the most efficient way to configure this?
9. Stop directive. If you don't account for anything in the rule, the order will
hit the error pool.: If you don't want the system to do anything with a particular
order, which directive should you use? Why do you have to put anything in the
rule for that order?
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10.
Multistep order transmittal. (Create Task): How do you tell the system to wait
between directives if an order needs additional information before moving from
one directive to the next?
11. You will need 45 destination map records, one for each department. In
each, you'll resolve the generic nurse pool desciptor to a specific
department nurse pool.: There are 45 departments in the Greater Metro
Service Area, and each department has its own nurse pool. The standard
ordering workflow for Labs is to send a report to the nurse pool. How many
destination map records will you need to build to accommodate this workflow
need? Why?
12. Search method.: What field does order transmittal look to in a destination
descriptor record to determine which map hierarchy to use?
13. True: True or False: When a patient has a scheduled visit in West Allergy,
and orders are placed from a workstation located in West Allergy, the encounter
department is the same as the workstation department.
14. False: True or False: If the Patient search method is being used, the system
will first check the workstation to see if a map is attached.
15. Use Patient search method when you want the order transmitted to a
destination based on where the patient is scheduled or admitted. Pools
should use the patient search method. Most of the inpatient printing
descriptors are Patient so as to print closest to the patient's bed.: When
would you want a destination descriptor to use the Patient search method
(consider the guiding principles)?
16. False: True or False: A department can have more than one destination map
linked.
17. False. Only the first listing will be consulted.: True or False: You can list
the same descriptor multiple times within a single map.
18. A, C, and D.: Your provider clicked Sign on an order and expects a
requisition form to print in Hallway B. After waiting and not seeing the form, the
provider calls the nurse's station and learns the printout is there (main printer).
What could have caused this issue?
A. The form was sent using patient search method.
B. Order transmittal is not configured, so the default printer is used.
C. The directive sent to hyb_line_printer and the map attached to the OTG for
Hallway B resolves the descriptor to the main nursing station printer.
D. There is no map attached to the OTG for hallway B, so the system used the
department level map which resolves hyb_line_printer to the nursing station
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