ASAP FUNDAMENTALS EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100%
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Startup Activity - ANSWER-Work spaces automatically opened when a provider logs in.
Can't be closed.
Example: ED Track Board
ED Track board - ANSWER-Provides an overall view of the patients in your ED. You
can see information on patient statuses (represented by color), chief complaints, patient
acuity, lab and imaging statuses, and more.
This is the most convenient place for a clinician to acquire information about a patient.
ED Manager - ANSWER-From here, you can view a summary of all the patients in the
ED organized by care area. You can also view a list of all staff members signed in to the
ED along with the role they fill. Further, you can quickly room patients, admit patients,
discharge patients, and modify patient treatment teams.
ED Map - ANSWER-You are an ED Manager and want to view the location and the
status of all of the patients in your ED at a glance. You also want to see who is on shift
and manage patient treatment teams.
Hyperspace toolbar - ANSWER-Great for navigating between core ED Activities
Regardless of what an end user is doing in Hyperspace, the this does not change.
ED Home Screens:
ED Manager, the Track Board, and the ED Map
Care Areas - ANSWER-The ED Manager is organized by__________, or groups of
rooms and beds.
Fast track; OTF (off the floor); Expected
Date conventions - ANSWER-• Use "t" to represent days from today
• Use "w" to represent weeks
• Use "m" to represent months
• Use "y" to represent years
, Triage Tab - ANSWER-Allows nurses to review and edit triage information. Information
documented in triage displays in the report pane. Nurses can click to mark information
as reviewed. They can click Edit to open the patient's chart.
WorkUp Tab - ANSWER-Clinicians can quickly get up to speed on the patient's current
labs, imaging, vitals, and medications
Reports Tab - ANSWER-Allows you to select a report to view more information about
the patient without opening their chart. This helps your clinicians efficiently prioritize
patients without having to hop back and forth between multiple workspaces.
ED Narrator Link - ANSWER-A documentation tool that is used to document
assessments, place orders, administer medications, and more.
Three sections:
Toolbox (left and right)
Event Log (center)
Vitals Link - ANSWER-Lets nurses document vitals on-the-fly. They can also compare
the patient's current vitals to previously documented vitals.
Pain Link - ANSWER-Opens the Pain Assessment flowsheet, which allows nurses to
document a pain score.
Track board Reports - ANSWER-Latest info, current notes, reason for visit
Used to quickly get up to speed on a patient
Sign in vs Log in - ANSWER-Users must log in every time they sit down at a computer
in the ED, but they only need to sign in once, at the beginning of their shift. It stands to
reason, then, that a user will log out when they're done using a computer and sign out
when they're done
Assign yourself (or others) to patient - ANSWER-Assign me: ED manager, ED track
board and ED map
Drag and drop: ED manager
Tx Team: ED manager, ED track board and ED map
Current staff list: ED manager and ED map
Sign Out - ANSWER-Can reassign to other providers on the floor now or off the floor
Legend - ANSWER-This window contains a list of statuses and their corresponding
colors.
View patient status from ED Manager - ANSWER-Color code
Right click
Hover
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100%
CORRECT
Startup Activity - ANSWER-Work spaces automatically opened when a provider logs in.
Can't be closed.
Example: ED Track Board
ED Track board - ANSWER-Provides an overall view of the patients in your ED. You
can see information on patient statuses (represented by color), chief complaints, patient
acuity, lab and imaging statuses, and more.
This is the most convenient place for a clinician to acquire information about a patient.
ED Manager - ANSWER-From here, you can view a summary of all the patients in the
ED organized by care area. You can also view a list of all staff members signed in to the
ED along with the role they fill. Further, you can quickly room patients, admit patients,
discharge patients, and modify patient treatment teams.
ED Map - ANSWER-You are an ED Manager and want to view the location and the
status of all of the patients in your ED at a glance. You also want to see who is on shift
and manage patient treatment teams.
Hyperspace toolbar - ANSWER-Great for navigating between core ED Activities
Regardless of what an end user is doing in Hyperspace, the this does not change.
ED Home Screens:
ED Manager, the Track Board, and the ED Map
Care Areas - ANSWER-The ED Manager is organized by__________, or groups of
rooms and beds.
Fast track; OTF (off the floor); Expected
Date conventions - ANSWER-• Use "t" to represent days from today
• Use "w" to represent weeks
• Use "m" to represent months
• Use "y" to represent years
, Triage Tab - ANSWER-Allows nurses to review and edit triage information. Information
documented in triage displays in the report pane. Nurses can click to mark information
as reviewed. They can click Edit to open the patient's chart.
WorkUp Tab - ANSWER-Clinicians can quickly get up to speed on the patient's current
labs, imaging, vitals, and medications
Reports Tab - ANSWER-Allows you to select a report to view more information about
the patient without opening their chart. This helps your clinicians efficiently prioritize
patients without having to hop back and forth between multiple workspaces.
ED Narrator Link - ANSWER-A documentation tool that is used to document
assessments, place orders, administer medications, and more.
Three sections:
Toolbox (left and right)
Event Log (center)
Vitals Link - ANSWER-Lets nurses document vitals on-the-fly. They can also compare
the patient's current vitals to previously documented vitals.
Pain Link - ANSWER-Opens the Pain Assessment flowsheet, which allows nurses to
document a pain score.
Track board Reports - ANSWER-Latest info, current notes, reason for visit
Used to quickly get up to speed on a patient
Sign in vs Log in - ANSWER-Users must log in every time they sit down at a computer
in the ED, but they only need to sign in once, at the beginning of their shift. It stands to
reason, then, that a user will log out when they're done using a computer and sign out
when they're done
Assign yourself (or others) to patient - ANSWER-Assign me: ED manager, ED track
board and ED map
Drag and drop: ED manager
Tx Team: ED manager, ED track board and ED map
Current staff list: ED manager and ED map
Sign Out - ANSWER-Can reassign to other providers on the floor now or off the floor
Legend - ANSWER-This window contains a list of statuses and their corresponding
colors.
View patient status from ED Manager - ANSWER-Color code
Right click
Hover
