Allscripts EHR Training Module + Quiz (Davita Specific)

Against company policy.

This statement is true because it states that you can double click on a patient's name to access Clinical Desktop. This implies that there is a feature or functionality in a system or software where double clicking on a patient's name allows the user to access Clinical Desktop.

you will be able to see them.

To add a diagnosis to the patient's chart, you need to click on the "assessment" or "Assessment" option. This option is likely available in the patient's chart or medical records system, where you can input the diagnosis information.

The correct answer is Task List because it is the tab on the Clinical Desktop where you can view the patient's list of phone calls, referrals, and radiology/lab orders. This tab provides an organized list of tasks and activities related to the patient's care, making it easy for healthcare professionals to track and manage these important aspects of the patient's medical history and treatment.

The statement is true because nChart Note is indeed a medical chart.

To go back to add/edit the HPI in the nChart note, you would click on the underlined blue word. This suggests that the underlined blue word is a hyperlink or a clickable element that allows you to access the HPI section for modification or addition.

You should, it'll save you time.

Internet Explorer is the correct answer because AllScripts is a web-based application that is specifically designed to work with Internet Explorer. While other browsers like Chrome, Bing, and Opera may also be used to access the internet, they may not be fully compatible with AllScripts or may not provide the optimal user experience. Therefore, Internet Explorer is the recommended browser for using AllScripts.

To see the patient's name, appointment time, and chief complaint, you would click on the "Daily" tab. This tab likely contains a daily overview or schedule of appointments, allowing you to access this information easily.

The tab that is useful to click on when creating the plan for the patient's chart is the "Task List" tab. This tab provides a comprehensive list of tasks that need to be completed for the patient's care plan. By clicking on this tab, healthcare professionals can easily access and prioritize the tasks that need to be completed, ensuring that the patient's care plan is properly organized and executed.

When making a new note for the HPI section, you would click on the "text" tab. This tab is typically used for entering text-based information, such as the patient's history, symptoms, and relevant details. The "findings" tab is usually used for recording examination findings or test results. The "images" tab is used for attaching or viewing any relevant images or scans. The "objective" tab is generally used for documenting objective measurements, such as vital signs or physical examination findings.

you have to click on "save"

all sorted by date.

Pre-set templates are extremely helpful in the ROS and physical exam parts of the chart. These templates provide a structured format for documenting the review of systems (ROS) and the physical examination findings. By using pre-set templates, healthcare professionals can ensure that all necessary information is captured and documented accurately and efficiently. This helps in maintaining consistency and standardization in the documentation process, making it easier for other healthcare providers to understand and review the patient's medical history and current condition.

In Clinical Desktop, clicking on "nChart Note" under today's date allows you to access the patient's chart.

The given statement is true. If you are scribing for a Davita provider, you can indeed use the OR (Operating Room) and Clinic rooms to scribe. This means that as a scribe, you have the opportunity to assist the provider during surgeries or in the clinic setting by documenting patient information, recording observations, and helping with administrative tasks. This allows for more accurate and efficient patient care documentation.

The Clinical Desktop shows a snapshot of the patient's age, gender, and date of birth, as well as their current medications and discontinued medications. This information is important for healthcare providers to have a comprehensive understanding of the patient's medical history and current treatment plan.

Under the nChart note, you will find ROS (Review of Systems), HPI (History of Present Illness), PMH (Past Medical History), and Allergies. These are all important components of a patient's medical record and are typically documented in the nChart note to provide a comprehensive overview of the patient's health status.