Willow Inpatient chpt 3 Medications; Questions and Answers 100% Solved

Willow Inpatient chpt 3 Medications; Questions and
Answers 100% Solved
What are five commonly needed multiple response tables? - ✔✔RX_MED_CLS_PHRM


This table contains medications' pharmaceutical classes.


RX_MED_CLS_THERA


This table contains medications' therapeutic classes.


RX_MED_SUBCLS


This table contains the pharmacological sub classes.


RX_MED_GEN_NAME


This table contains the simple generic name.


RX_MED_ATC


This table contains the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classifications (ATC)


associated with this medication. This identifier is particularly important for


reporting outside of the United States.


This table contains medications' pharmaceutical classes. - ✔✔RX_MED_CLS_PHRM


This table contains the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classifications (ATC) associated with

this

,medication. This identifier is particularly important for reporting outside of the United States.

-


✔✔RX_MED_ATC


This table contains the simple generic name. - ✔✔RX_MED_GEN_NAME


This table contains medications' therapeutic classes. - ✔✔RX_MED_CLS_THERA


This table contains the pharmacological sub classes. - ✔✔RX_MED_SUBCLS


when reporting on medication usage, ___________ and _____________ are irrelevant -

✔✔strength


form


why is it not a good idea to do this in this scenario:


You are writing a report on patients who were given radiopharmaceutical


medications. You need to create a filter that looks for medications that are


radiopharmaceuticals. Your first instinct might be to write a filter similar to this:


where MEDICATION_ID in (/*...*/) - ✔✔1. you would have trouble identifying all medications

that


qualify as a


radiopharmaceutical. Once you did identify all these medications, you may find it


to be a somewhat large number.

, 2. if any new radiopharmaceuticals


were added to your system in the next med load, you would need to add that


medication to your report.


What are two ways to report on medications: - ✔✔ERX groupers


VCG groupers


What is the difference between ERX groupers and VCG groupers - ✔✔The first, ERX groupers,

allow


Willow analysts to attach any number of 'tags' to each medication record (for example,


'Radiopharmaceutical'


or 'Chemotherapy medication').


The second, VCG groupers, are lists of records that can provide consistent reporting

definitions across an


organization.


T/F: each medication can have many tags from each category list as needed - ✔✔true


what are some columns in rx_med_two - ✔✔**medication_id


medication_name


rx_templt_typ_name


medispan_ddi