Review Quiz: Could You Pass This EMR Certification Test?
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To access a patient record in the EMR from your Meditech desktop, you can:
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Click on the PCS button
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Click on the EMR button
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Click on the EMR icon on the toolbar
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All of the above
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This EMR Certification quiz tests your ability to navigate and interpret patient records in a Meditech system. It covers accessing records, identifying new results, and understanding documentation symbols. Essential for healthcare professionals aiming to certify in EMR usage.
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If there are new results in the EMR since the last time you reviewed the patient's information, the words in the link buttons on the right side will be:
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Green
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Blue
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Gray
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Red
Correct Answer
A. RedExplanation
The link buttons on the right side will be red if there are new results in the EMR since the last time you reviewed the patient's information. This indicates that there have been recent updates or changes in the patient's records, prompting the use of the color red to draw attention to these new results.Rate this question:
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Abnormal values in the EMR appear with a:
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Yellow background
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Green background
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Gray background
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Orange background
Correct Answer
A. Yellow backgroundExplanation
Abnormal values in the EMR appear with a yellow background because yellow is commonly used as a visual indicator to draw attention and signal caution. By highlighting abnormal values in yellow, it becomes easier for healthcare professionals to quickly identify and address any potential issues or abnormalities in the electronic medical record. This color choice helps improve patient safety and ensures that abnormal values are not overlooked or missed during the analysis of the EMR.Rate this question:
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What does the blue information circle stand for when seen at the end of a row of documentation?
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You can change the font by clicking on it
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You can view more of the documentation by clicking on it
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You can rearrange your list of documentation by clicking on it
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None of the above
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A. You can view more of the documentation by clicking on itExplanation
The blue information circle at the end of a row of documentation stands for the option to view more of the documentation by clicking on it.Rate this question:
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Which link on the right side of the screen in the EMR will open a complete list of orders that have been placed on a patient?
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History
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Order History
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Summary
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Care Activity
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A. Order HistoryExplanation
The link "Order History" on the right side of the screen in the EMR will open a complete list of orders that have been placed on a patient. This link will provide a comprehensive record of all the orders that have been made for the patient, allowing healthcare providers to easily track and review the patient's medical history and treatment plans.Rate this question:
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Which link on the right side of the screen in the EMR will open the patient's documented past medical history?
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History
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Order History
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Summary
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Care Activity
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A. HistoryExplanation
The link "History" on the right side of the screen in the EMR will open the patient's documented past medical history. This link is specifically designed to provide access to the patient's medical history, allowing healthcare providers to review past diagnoses, treatments, surgeries, and any other relevant medical information. It is a crucial feature in electronic medical records systems as it provides a comprehensive overview of the patient's health history, aiding in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.Rate this question:
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Which link on the right side of the screen in the EMR will open the patient's documented lab test results (CBC, BMP, etc)?
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Microbiology
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Pathology
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Other Reports
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Laboratory
Correct Answer
A. LaboratoryExplanation
The link "Laboratory" on the right side of the screen in the EMR will open the patient's documented lab test results such as CBC, BMP, etc.Rate this question:
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When you are viewing lab results, what does the pink background with an asterisk represent?
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The lab result is still being processed
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Nothing, that is the normal background color
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The result is considered a critical value
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You need to call the lab to find out
Correct Answer
A. The result is considered a critical valueExplanation
The pink background with an asterisk represents that the lab result is considered a critical value. This means that the result is outside the normal range and requires immediate attention or further investigation by the healthcare provider.Rate this question:
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Which link on the right side of the screen in the EMR will open the patient's transcribed MRIs, X-Rays, CT Scans, and Ultrasounds?
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Pathology
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Imaging
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Other Reports
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Order History
Correct Answer
A. ImagingExplanation
The correct answer is "Imaging". This is because the question asks for the link that will open the patient's transcribed MRIs, X-Rays, CT Scans, and Ultrasounds. The "Imaging" link is most likely to contain these types of diagnostic images and reports, making it the correct choice.Rate this question:
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Which link on the right side of the screen in the EMR will open the patient's dictated physician reports (H&Ps, consults)?
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Pathology
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Imaging
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Other Reports
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Order History
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A. Other ReportsExplanation
The correct answer is "Other Reports." This link on the right side of the screen in the EMR will open the patient's dictated physician reports such as H&Ps (History and Physicals) and consults. The "Pathology" link would open pathology reports, the "Imaging" link would open imaging reports, and the "Order History" link would show the patient's order history. Therefore, the appropriate link to access the dictated physician reports is "Other Reports."Rate this question:
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Oct 06, 2009Quiz Created by
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