AMB 400 Exam Questions and Answer (SCORED A+)

What does the Order Composer Configuration (OCC) record with a context of Ambulatory control? (Think: CSD (cool surfer dude)) - ANSWER-1. Controlled Items 2. Summary Sentence/Items 3. Display Items Order Composer Configuration (OCC) Records definition: - ANSWER-another type of record that affects the look and feel of the order composer in Hyperspace Epic classifies any order that is not a medication as a _______________. - ANSWER-procedure Procedure records are used for: - ANSWER-1. Placing Orders (orderable) 2. Documenting that a procedure was performed (performable) 3. Triggering charges if necessary (chargeable) Procedure (EAP) - ANSWER-Most specific level of the Procedure Orders Hierarchy (all non-medication orders have a procedure record) Procedure Category (EDP) - ANSWER-Used to group together similar procedures that share common settings System Definitions (LSD) (in regards to the procedure orders hierarchy) - ANSWER-Most general level in the Procedure Orders Hierarchy Acts as the "catch-all" for unset configuration at the procedure and procedure category levels What are the two primary contexts used for most procedures in the clinic setting? - ANSWER-1. Ambulatory 2. Additional Outpatient Order Details An orderable procedure record requires the following settings: - ANSWER-1. Procedure Type of "Charge" 2. A linked Procedure Category (EDP) 3. Record purpose of "Orderable" 4. Clinically Inactive? No (this is a default)