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True or False? Linking your Procedures to a Procedure Category is
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On which screen are the buttons for priority and frequency that di
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I screen (also referred to as the tic-tac-toe screen).
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At which of the three levels for procedure order configuration (Pr
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dure (EAP) or Procedure Category (EDP) level. Refer to the Where
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You remove Priority from the display items for your diet orders. B
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True or False? If there are Item Control settings in OCCs at both th
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Your facility decides that all diet orders don't need to display a Pri
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ity should NOT be listed as a display item in the OCC. You'll also ne
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ed to use item control to set Priority to "not required" in the OCC r
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ecord. (Remember, required items will always display!)
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At which Procedure levels do the Process Instructions (SmartText
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At which of the three levels for procedure order configuration (Pr
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otentially do ALL of your build? Why would this be a bad idea? - ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,.
correct answer
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edure (EAP) level. However, doing so would be inefficient and diff
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icult to maintain. ,. ,.
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True or False? Linking your Procedures to a Procedure Category is
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ocedure Category. The link is made in the Procedure record.
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On which screen are the buttons for priority and frequency that di
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splay in the Order Composer configured? -
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correct answer
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on the Inpatient Order Composer Button Selections -
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I screen (also referred to as the tic-tac-toe screen).
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At which of the three levels for procedure order configuration (Pr
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ocedure, Procedure Category, or System Definitions) can you set
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a default frequency? -
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correct answer
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dure (EAP) or Procedure Category (EDP) level. Refer to the Where
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Can Settings Be Made table earlier in this chapter.
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You remove Priority from the display items for your diet orders. B
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ut when you test one of your diet orders, Priority shows up as the l
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ast display item. What might be causing that? -
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the item control fields in the Procedure, Procedure Category, and
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System Definitions. A required item will always display, even if it's
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True or False? If there are Item Control settings in OCCs at both th
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e Procedure and Procedure Category level, the settings at the Cat
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egory level will not affect the order. -,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,.
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gs from both the Category and Procedure level OCCs will affect th
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e order.
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Your facility decides that all diet orders don't need to display a Pri
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ority.
How can you make that change? At which level (Procedure, Proce
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dure Category, or System Definitions) would you make that chang
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correct answer
,. If you don't want to display a Priority, Prior
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ity should NOT be listed as a display item in the OCC. You'll also ne
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ed to use item control to set Priority to "not required" in the OCC r
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ecord. (Remember, required items will always display!)
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These changes should be made in the OCC record attached to the
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Procedure Category for diet orders. ,. ,. ,. ,.
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P), and System Definitions (LSD)
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At which Procedure levels do the Process Instructions (SmartText
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