Willow Inpatient RX100 EXAM ACTUAL 2026/2027
COMPLETE ACCURATE EXAM REAL QUESTIONS WITH WELL
ELABORATED ANSWERS AND DETAILED RATIONALES (100%
CORRECT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS) CURRENTLY UPDATED
VERSION 2026 EDITION |GUARANTEED PASS A+ |INSTANT
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Method: Modify or discontinue/replace the order in Orders
Effect: Pharmacist must provide order mode/provider;
Nurses must acknowledge. Providers might need to cosign
(depending on order mode); Original order might be discontinued, will
appear as separate line on MAR
Examples: Therapeutic interchange; Fixing incorrect orders
per protocol or after consulting with provider
You must discontinue the order for the IV form and enter a new order
for the PO form. Because form and strength are a part of the product
(ERX) ordered, you have to order a different product, not just modify, to
change form or strength. You should also check the previous order's last
administration
and end date/time and adjust the new order accordingly.
What do you have to do to change an order from IV to PO?
,The pharmacist should reverify this order. In the patient chart, go to
Medications and select the order, then click Order Hx. Once they have
the order back in Verify Orders, they change how the order is being
dispensed by clicking Dispense Details and clearing the Patient supplied
for __ check
box. Then click click Verify.
A nurse sends a message to Pharmacy from the MAR, indicating that the
patient's home supply of a medication has run out. The pharmacist
decides to start dispensing this order. What steps should they take?
False. A pharmacist can reschedule an active order from the
Medications activity (or from a medication message in the In Basket)
using the Adjust Times button. This just edits the existing order; it doesn't
create a new order.
True or False: The only way to adjust the ongoing schedule for an order
is to discontinue it and enter a new order.
The Verify Orders activity does not refresh automatically. Close the
patient's chart, open it again, and you should be able to make changes
using Reverify Order.
If you attempt to reverify an order and find that everything is read-only,
it's probably because you never closed the chart after initially verifying
the order.
Modifying the dose can change the ERX that is being used for that
order.
If the medication uses Intelligent Medication Selection (IMS) which you
learned about in chapter 1,
, Modifying Orders
Done in the Orders activity.
Certain changes (like dose, route, and frequency) cause the system to
discontinue the original order and place a new one.
Nurses acknowledge any changes made in the Orders activity.
Changing the Form or Strength of an Order
Discontinue original order and place a new order.
To change the strength or form you must select a new ERX.
Adjusting the Scheduled Times of an Order
Nurses adjust individual due times on the MAR.
Pharmacists adjust an order's scheduled times from the Medications
activity ﴾or from an In Basket
message﴿.
You cannot adjust times for the following kinds of orders:
PRN. There are no scheduled times.
One time. The nurse can manually adjust the MAR.
Continuous. Again, there are no scheduled times.
Discontinued. The patient is no longer receiving the order, so there's no
reason to adjust the times.
COMPLETE ACCURATE EXAM REAL QUESTIONS WITH WELL
ELABORATED ANSWERS AND DETAILED RATIONALES (100%
CORRECT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS) CURRENTLY UPDATED
VERSION 2026 EDITION |GUARANTEED PASS A+ |INSTANT
DOWNLOAD PDF |JUST RELEAED||
Method: Modify or discontinue/replace the order in Orders
Effect: Pharmacist must provide order mode/provider;
Nurses must acknowledge. Providers might need to cosign
(depending on order mode); Original order might be discontinued, will
appear as separate line on MAR
Examples: Therapeutic interchange; Fixing incorrect orders
per protocol or after consulting with provider
You must discontinue the order for the IV form and enter a new order
for the PO form. Because form and strength are a part of the product
(ERX) ordered, you have to order a different product, not just modify, to
change form or strength. You should also check the previous order's last
administration
and end date/time and adjust the new order accordingly.
What do you have to do to change an order from IV to PO?
,The pharmacist should reverify this order. In the patient chart, go to
Medications and select the order, then click Order Hx. Once they have
the order back in Verify Orders, they change how the order is being
dispensed by clicking Dispense Details and clearing the Patient supplied
for __ check
box. Then click click Verify.
A nurse sends a message to Pharmacy from the MAR, indicating that the
patient's home supply of a medication has run out. The pharmacist
decides to start dispensing this order. What steps should they take?
False. A pharmacist can reschedule an active order from the
Medications activity (or from a medication message in the In Basket)
using the Adjust Times button. This just edits the existing order; it doesn't
create a new order.
True or False: The only way to adjust the ongoing schedule for an order
is to discontinue it and enter a new order.
The Verify Orders activity does not refresh automatically. Close the
patient's chart, open it again, and you should be able to make changes
using Reverify Order.
If you attempt to reverify an order and find that everything is read-only,
it's probably because you never closed the chart after initially verifying
the order.
Modifying the dose can change the ERX that is being used for that
order.
If the medication uses Intelligent Medication Selection (IMS) which you
learned about in chapter 1,
, Modifying Orders
Done in the Orders activity.
Certain changes (like dose, route, and frequency) cause the system to
discontinue the original order and place a new one.
Nurses acknowledge any changes made in the Orders activity.
Changing the Form or Strength of an Order
Discontinue original order and place a new order.
To change the strength or form you must select a new ERX.
Adjusting the Scheduled Times of an Order
Nurses adjust individual due times on the MAR.
Pharmacists adjust an order's scheduled times from the Medications
activity ﴾or from an In Basket
message﴿.
You cannot adjust times for the following kinds of orders:
PRN. There are no scheduled times.
One time. The nurse can manually adjust the MAR.
Continuous. Again, there are no scheduled times.
Discontinued. The patient is no longer receiving the order, so there's no
reason to adjust the times.
