Powerchart Post Assessment (Ra)

In IView, when you finish documenting, you use the check mark to sign off on results. This implies that the check mark serves as a confirmation or approval of the completed documentation. Therefore, the statement "When you finish documenting in IView, you use the check mark to sign off on results" is true.

You should regularly refresh your screen so you have the most recent information.

The green check mark is like an electronic signature where you are authenticating your documentation.

A personal patient list is a tool that allows nurses or physicians to keep track of the patients they are responsible for. It provides a convenient way to organize and manage patient information, ensuring that all necessary care and treatments are provided. By having a personal patient list, healthcare providers can easily access important details about their patients and prioritize their care accordingly. This helps improve efficiency and ensures that patients receive the attention and treatment they need. Therefore, the statement "A personal patient list will show the patients in your care (nurses or physicians)" is true.

Just like with forms, you always complete your documentation by signing off using the green check mark.

If a power plan is shown in a planned state, it means that the plan has not been initiated yet. Therefore, a nurse or physician needs to initiate the plan in order to place the orders. This implies that the statement "True" is the correct answer.

The explanation for the given correct answer is that in order to document medications on the Medication Administration Record (MAR), the nurse needs to click on the medication, verify that the information is correct, and then click the green arrow to sign off on the form. This process ensures that the nurse has reviewed and confirmed the accuracy of the medication documentation. Therefore, the statement "True" is correct.

Yes. The physician would complete their notes from Notes 2G. They can add a new note by clicking the Add button and going to favorites or searching for a template.

Though you can have multiple charts open, there is more chance documenting on the wrong chart. You can easily access recent charts by using the recent button. This list will contain the nine most recently opened charts.

Powerchart does not allow you to have this many charts open at one time. It is best to document on one chart and open others as needed. You can quickly open up a previous chart without searching by clicking on the down arrow by of the recently used chart. This list will hold the last 9 charts you opened.

Medicine administration should be documented on the Medication Administration Record (MAR). The MAR is a document that provides a comprehensive record of all medications administered to a patient. It includes information such as the name of the medication, dosage, frequency, route of administration, and the signature of the healthcare professional who administered the medication. Documenting medicine administration on the MAR ensures accurate and up-to-date information about the medications given to the patient, facilitating effective communication among healthcare providers and ensuring patient safety.

The green check mark is like an electronic signature where you are authenticating your documentation.

The correct answer is "The allergy profile has not been completed yet." This is indicated by the statement "Allergies not recorded" in the demographics bar. It means that the information regarding allergies has not been entered or documented yet in the system. Therefore, it is not known whether there are any allergies or not for the individual in question.

You can change the time increments by right-clicking the time and selecting another increment such as Q15 or Q5.

Patient Assessments being documented on IView is true. IView is a platform or system that is used for documenting and storing patient assessments. This system allows healthcare professionals to record and track patient information, including their medical history, current symptoms, vital signs, and any other relevant data. By documenting patient assessments on IView, healthcare providers can easily access and review this information, ensuring continuity of care and accurate treatment planning.

When a user needs to walk away from the computer for a short time, it is important to log out of the patient chart to protect patient privacy. This ensures that no unauthorized person can access the patient's sensitive information while the user is away. Simply keeping the chart open or minimizing the screen does not provide the same level of security and can potentially compromise patient confidentiality.

The physicians can start with basic power plans and select or deselect orders based on their preferences. It also allows them so have variations of the same plan based on different criteria such as a General Admission Plan for Asthma or General Admission Plan for Hypertension. Customizing the power plans helps speed up order entry.

Remember to use right-click to access menu choices such as modify. From this menu you can also add comments.

SBAR stands for Situation, Background, Assessment, and Recommendation. It is a standardized method of communication that healthcare professionals use to effectively transfer patient information. When transferring a patient to another unit or department, the SBAR report is printed and used as a Ticket to Ride or hand-off communication tool. This report includes the patient's current situation, relevant background information, assessment findings, and recommendations for ongoing care. It helps ensure clear and concise communication between healthcare providers, reducing the risk of errors or misunderstandings during the transfer process.

The blue circle with a white X in the middle is a commonly used symbol to indicate that there are required details that have not been completed. This symbol is often used in orders or forms to prompt the user to fill in all the necessary information before proceeding. It serves as a visual cue to indicate that certain fields or sections need attention and helps ensure that all required details are provided.

To add a new medication order when on the Orders menu, you would click on the "Add Button" option. This button is specifically designed to add new items or orders, so it is the most logical choice to select when wanting to add a new medication order. The other options listed, such as "Search," "Document by Hx," and "Medications," do not directly indicate the action of adding a new medication order.

Physicians have the ability to save notes to their favorites by clicking on the Favorites Button in Notes 2G. This feature allows them to easily access and refer back to important or frequently used notes, making their workflow more efficient. By saving notes to their favorites, physicians can quickly retrieve and review relevant information, ultimately enhancing their ability to provide quality patient care.

The statement "Required fields in forms are indicated in white" is incorrect. In most cases, required fields in forms are actually indicated in a different color, such as red, to draw attention to them and ensure that users fill them out. Using a different color helps to clearly differentiate the required fields from the non-required ones, making it easier for users to understand and complete the form accurately.

If you don't see a form on the task list that needs to be completed, you can always get blank forms from Ad Hoc at any time. Search under the NLFH folder.

Required field in forms are indicated in yellow.

The statement is true because personal patient lists can indeed be shared with other physicians using the proxy feature from the inbox or patient list. This feature allows physicians to grant access to their patient lists to other authorized individuals, such as colleagues or healthcare professionals, providing them with the ability to view and manage the shared patient information. This can be beneficial for collaboration, continuity of care, and efficient communication among healthcare providers.

The correct answer is "Right-Clicking on the blue date bar and select Change Search Criteria". This option allows the user to change the time range for any flowsheet by right-clicking on the blue date bar and selecting the option to change the search criteria.

The correct answer is IView I/O. This menu is used to document and record vitals. It allows healthcare providers to input and track vital signs such as blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, and respiratory rate. The IView I/O menu is specifically designed for documenting and monitoring patient vitals in healthcare settings.

On any flowsheet, the MAR and PAL, you can right click on the blue bar to change the date range to see different results.

You only create the patient list one time. Once a patient is discharged they would fall off the list or you could remove a patient if they are no longer under your care. You can also add new patient's to your list as they are assigned.

IV infusions are typically initiated based on the Medication Administration Record (MAR) and the documentation of the administration is recorded in IView, which is a system commonly used for documenting medication administration. Therefore, the statement is true.

The floppy disk icon is commonly used to represent the save function. This icon originated from the time when floppy disks were widely used as a means of storing and transferring data. The symbol has since become a universal representation for saving files, even though floppy disks are no longer in common use.

The statement is true because if a patient profile is not listed on the To Do List, it means that it has not been assigned as a task. In such cases, the profile can be found in the Ad Hoc section, which typically contains information or tasks that are not part of the regular workflow or assigned to a specific person. This allows users to access and manage patient profiles that may not be directly associated with their assigned tasks.

The Patient Profile is completed on admission. This means that the profile is filled out and updated when the patient first arrives at the healthcare facility. It is important to have the patient's information and medical history documented accurately at the beginning of their stay to ensure proper care and treatment. By completing the profile on admission, healthcare providers have access to all necessary information from the start, allowing them to make informed decisions and provide appropriate care throughout the patient's stay.

The correct answer is that when searching for a patient in Powerchart, you can search using the Medical Record Number (MRN), Patient Name, Patient Social Security Number, and FIN Number (currently called your account number). This means that any of these pieces of information can be used to search for a patient in the system.

To view other flowsheets such as the ED Flowsheet, you need to click on the flowsheet drop down arrow. This arrow allows you to access a menu where you can select different flowsheets to view. By clicking on the arrow, you can navigate to the desired flowsheet and access the information you need.

Purple is often used as a color to indicate that something needs to be signed or approved. In this context, the documented or charted results that are purple would mean that they require a signature. This could be for various reasons such as to validate the accuracy of the results, to indicate that they have been reviewed and approved, or to signify that they are official and can be relied upon.

You can modify a form that someone else documented.You would located the form from the menu, right-click and select modify. You would then have to authenticate you made changes to the form.

During the discharge medication reconciliation, the physician can continue or discontinue inpatient or home medications. However, they cannot write a prescription for new medications. This means that while they can make changes to the existing medications, they are not authorized to add any new medications to the patient's prescription.

When documenting specific output results like drains and GI tubes, hidden segments can be accessed by clicking on the "expand" icon. This icon is typically represented by a small arrow pointing downwards or a plus sign, and it allows the user to view additional information or details that may not be initially visible or displayed on the screen. Clicking on this icon expands or reveals the hidden segments, providing a more comprehensive view of the output results for documentation purposes.

The yellow box next to the task list indicates a done/not done task. This means that the task has been completed or is still pending, and the user can mark it as done or not done. The yellow color serves as a visual indicator to easily identify the status of the task.

You can view all hidden sections by clicking on the section name from the navigation menu.

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You only need to save your favorites one time. Once they are saved, they will be available for any patient's chart you open.

The correct answer is by clicking on Allergies in the demographic banner and from the Allergies Menu. Both of these options allow access to a patient's allergy information. Clicking on Allergies in the demographic banner likely brings up a summary or overview of the patient's allergies, while accessing the information from the Allergies Menu may provide more detailed or specific information about the allergies.

The Inbox is used for the physician to quickly review and sign off on orders. These would typically be verbal or phone orders placed by the nurses. They can also refuse orders or forward them from here. Finally they can also co-sign notes.

To view a patient's History & Physical (H&P), you can go to Notes 2G and All Docs. These sections contain the necessary documentation and information about the patient's medical history and physical examination. Orders and Forms may not include the specific details of the patient's H&P, so they are not applicable in this case.

The correct answer includes the items that are charted in the IView bands. These items are Intake and Output, Patient Vital Signs, Patient Assessment, and Continuous Infusions. These are important aspects of patient care that need to be monitored and documented in order to track the patient's condition and progress.