Exam (elaborations) Epic Willow

Database tab for Pharmacists vs Physicians - ANSWER Pharmacists have access to Database tab at all times. It contains all items that have been imported from the FDB, including unapproved medications Physicians only have access to this tab when reconciling home meds Preference List for Pharmacy vs Preference List for Phsyicians - ANSWER Pharmacists - Preference List contains all items that are formulary or non-formulary that are in stock. All of these should be configured. Physicians - Drugs and procedures that are applicable to speciality Where do physicians typically leave notes like "okay to use pts own", or "actually looking for drug x" - ANSWER Notes to pharmacy When reviewing a patient chart, how can you see if they have ever had a stroke? - ANSWER Chart Search If you add a patient to "My List" will they drop off when they are discharged - ANSWER No. They would drop off of a system list, but not My List. When should you mark a patient as reviewed on the Clinical Overview list? What does marking a patient as reviewed do? - ANSWER when you have completed all actions you will be at that time. This restarts the clock. Who should use the Antimicrobial Monitoring List? - ANSWER An infections disease pharmacist covering a large population. Who should use the Clinical Overview list? - ANSWER A pharmacist covering a smaller population Do Orders entered by a Pharmacist require verification? - ANSWER Depends on how the order is signed. No - if no cosign is required and the pharmacist selects "sign", then the order will be verified. Yes - if a cosign is required, the order will appear in the verify queue when signed, or if the pharmacist selects sign and verify, the order will be placed in queue. Who will be viewable to the pharmacist if they select "Orders" from the main toolbar? - ANSWER Any patient in Epic, not necessarily admitted. Good way to enter order for guaifenesin-codeine liquid, 10ml PO, q4h PRN - ANSWER gua cod liq ERX - ANSWER A record for a drug which includes drug, form, and strength. If two drugs have the different strengths, will they have the same ERX - ANSWER No - a different strength would mean a different ERX