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D. 0 -- pended orders do not go through order transmittal. - (answers)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. 6
D. 0
B. 5 -- each time a user signs or releases an order, the system sends the ORD record
through order transmittal. - (answers)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. 6
D. 0
B. Properties - (answers)Order class and procedure category are examples of
____________________ that can be evaluated by order transmittal.
A. Values
B. Properties
C. Filters
D. Orders
Do, Set, Send, Create, GoTo, and Stop - (answers)What are the six directives?
True. A single rule can be linked to multiple records within the facility structure. -
(answers)True or False: A rule can be linked to more than one entity of the hierarchy.
False. Each record in the facility structure can be linked to one rule. - (answers)True or
False: A single location can be linked to more than one rule.
Continue Afterwards - (answers)Which advanced configuration tells the system to
perform a directive, but then continue searching through the rule for another condition to
match?
Additional workflow in the department level rule, continue afterwards to the universal
workflow. - (answers)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?
Stop directive. If you don't account for anything in the rule, the order will hit the error
pool. - (answers)If you don't want the system to do anything with a particular order,
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which directive should you use? Why do you have to put anything in the rule for that
order?
Multistep order transmittal. (Create Task) - (answers)How do you tell the system to wait
between directives if an order needs additional information before moving from one
directive to the next?
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. -
(answers)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?
Search method. - (answers)What field does order transmittal look to in a destination
descriptor record to determine which map hierarchy to use?
True - (answers)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.
False - (answers)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.
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. - (answers)When would you want a destination descriptor to use the
Patient search method (consider the guiding principles)?
False - (answers)True or False: A department can have more than one destination map
linked.
False. Only the first listing will be consulted. - (answers)True or False: You can list the
same descriptor multiple times within a single map.
A, C, and D. - (answers)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.
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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 printer.
Multistep, since you are not collecting specimens. - (answers)When your physicians
enter an order for durable medical equipment (like crutches or a wheelchair), a nurse
should document that it has been delivered to the patient. Once that's done, the order
status should change to "Complete." What type of multistep workflow would you use to
handle this?
Captions are configured in the task record. - (answers)When the nurses document
giving the patient a durable medical device (see question 1), they see a task on the
Work List that reads "Provide to patient: <equipment ordered>". Where is this caption
configured?
Configure Item control in the Order Composer Configuration record. - (answers)When
the nurse clicks the "Doc" button for the task in question 2, the window that appears
includes a number of fields that the nurse must answer (they have stop signs). In which
record do you configure the fields that display in this window? Note: this organization
does not have Beaker.
The Task record contains the Order Transmittal Event that triggers the ORD record to
take another pass through the rule with the new event. - (answers)When the nurse fills
in all the fields for the durable medical equipment order and clicks Accept, the order
goes back through order transmittal with an event of "Completed." In which record(s) do
you define the Order Transmittal Event that is triggered when a task is completed?
(Choose all that apply)
That setup serves as a safety net: If any order comes to the Project Team Pool, that
means it wasn't mapped to the correct pool at a more specific level. - (answers)You
have a destination map record linked to the facility, in which every destination descriptor
for a pool is mapped to "Project Team Pool." Why?
View Order Tracking - (answers)Lab Tech Miller contacts you and says that although
order 448332 reached his In Basket as a pool message, the labels did not print. What
investigation tool will you use?
TEST will show you all the rules that might apply to an order placed from a particular
workstation (or OTG) and for a patient in a particular bed, room, department, etc. LIST
shows you all the rules attached to record in a given level of the hierarchy (for example,
all the rules attached to Units/Departments). - (answers)In the Test Rules utility in the
text side, what is the difference between TEST (show all Rules attached to a test case)
and LIST (show all Rules linked at a particular level)?
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D. 0 -- pended orders do not go through order transmittal. - (answers)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. 6
D. 0
B. 5 -- each time a user signs or releases an order, the system sends the ORD record
through order transmittal. - (answers)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. 6
D. 0
B. Properties - (answers)Order class and procedure category are examples of
____________________ that can be evaluated by order transmittal.
A. Values
B. Properties
C. Filters
D. Orders
Do, Set, Send, Create, GoTo, and Stop - (answers)What are the six directives?
True. A single rule can be linked to multiple records within the facility structure. -
(answers)True or False: A rule can be linked to more than one entity of the hierarchy.
False. Each record in the facility structure can be linked to one rule. - (answers)True or
False: A single location can be linked to more than one rule.
Continue Afterwards - (answers)Which advanced configuration tells the system to
perform a directive, but then continue searching through the rule for another condition to
match?
Additional workflow in the department level rule, continue afterwards to the universal
workflow. - (answers)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?
Stop directive. If you don't account for anything in the rule, the order will hit the error
pool. - (answers)If you don't want the system to do anything with a particular order,
, CLN 500-ORDER TRANSMITTAL EXAM-ACTUAL EXAM-
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which directive should you use? Why do you have to put anything in the rule for that
order?
Multistep order transmittal. (Create Task) - (answers)How do you tell the system to wait
between directives if an order needs additional information before moving from one
directive to the next?
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. -
(answers)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?
Search method. - (answers)What field does order transmittal look to in a destination
descriptor record to determine which map hierarchy to use?
True - (answers)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.
False - (answers)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.
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. - (answers)When would you want a destination descriptor to use the
Patient search method (consider the guiding principles)?
False - (answers)True or False: A department can have more than one destination map
linked.
False. Only the first listing will be consulted. - (answers)True or False: You can list the
same descriptor multiple times within a single map.
A, C, and D. - (answers)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.
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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 printer.
Multistep, since you are not collecting specimens. - (answers)When your physicians
enter an order for durable medical equipment (like crutches or a wheelchair), a nurse
should document that it has been delivered to the patient. Once that's done, the order
status should change to "Complete." What type of multistep workflow would you use to
handle this?
Captions are configured in the task record. - (answers)When the nurses document
giving the patient a durable medical device (see question 1), they see a task on the
Work List that reads "Provide to patient: <equipment ordered>". Where is this caption
configured?
Configure Item control in the Order Composer Configuration record. - (answers)When
the nurse clicks the "Doc" button for the task in question 2, the window that appears
includes a number of fields that the nurse must answer (they have stop signs). In which
record do you configure the fields that display in this window? Note: this organization
does not have Beaker.
The Task record contains the Order Transmittal Event that triggers the ORD record to
take another pass through the rule with the new event. - (answers)When the nurse fills
in all the fields for the durable medical equipment order and clicks Accept, the order
goes back through order transmittal with an event of "Completed." In which record(s) do
you define the Order Transmittal Event that is triggered when a task is completed?
(Choose all that apply)
That setup serves as a safety net: If any order comes to the Project Team Pool, that
means it wasn't mapped to the correct pool at a more specific level. - (answers)You
have a destination map record linked to the facility, in which every destination descriptor
for a pool is mapped to "Project Team Pool." Why?
View Order Tracking - (answers)Lab Tech Miller contacts you and says that although
order 448332 reached his In Basket as a pool message, the labels did not print. What
investigation tool will you use?
TEST will show you all the rules that might apply to an order placed from a particular
workstation (or OTG) and for a patient in a particular bed, room, department, etc. LIST
shows you all the rules attached to record in a given level of the hierarchy (for example,
all the rules attached to Units/Departments). - (answers)In the Test Rules utility in the
text side, what is the difference between TEST (show all Rules attached to a test case)
and LIST (show all Rules linked at a particular level)?
