What are two ways imaging orders get entered in Epic? - ANSWER-CPOE and Transcription
What activity do you use to transcribe paper orders? - ANSWER-Ancillary Orders
Aside from placing an order for a specific IR procedure, what else might a radiologist order during a full office consult visit?...
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What are two ways imaging orders get entered in Epic? - ANSWER-CPOE and Transcription
What activity do you use to transcribe paper orders? - ANSWER-Ancillary Orders
Aside from placing an order for a specific IR procedure, what else might a radiologist order during a full office consult visit? - ANSWER-Lab test, IV access, pre procedure medications
When writing a note during your consult, you see that the patient's medical history pulls into the note automatically. That is an example of which SmartTool? - ANSWER-
SmartLink
Which of the following can be completed directly from the IR Consult work list? - ANSWER-Review details about the patient's IR consult order
Approve or reject IR procedures
Indicate which IR procedure should be performed
Smart Text - ANSWER-Text templates used for notes, letters, patient instructions, and more -will often contain other smart tools for added flexibility
-limited to their intended purpose, such as a discharge note or patient reminder
SmartLink (blue highlighting) - ANSWER-Retrieves and displays existing information from the patient's chart
-Can be manually added by typing a "."
-Often embedded in Smart Texts and SmartPhrases
Smart List (Yellow Highlighting) - ANSWER-Lists values which a user will select to customize their documentations -May be a single-select (yellow) or multiple-select list (blue)
-open a Smart list by pressing F2
Wild Card(***) - ANSWER-A placeholder prompt for users to add free text
-Highlight a Wildcard by pressing F2
-Open a SmartList by pressing F2
SmartPhrase (short block of text after entering a "dot phrase") - ANSWER-A user will "summon" a SmartPhrase to add text quickly -Will often contain other SmartTools for added Flexibility -Added by typing a "." and the name of the phrase -Can be created by builders and endusers
CPOE - ANSWER-Imaging orders get into Epic by Computerized Provider Order Entry
Ancillary Orders - ANSWER-is an activity for scheduling rescheduling canceling checking in or otherwise working with appointments
Smart Form - ANSWER-
Consult office visit - ANSWER-A primary care provider refers their patient to IR for further evaluation and to determine if an IR rocedure is appropriate. The patient is scheduled for a consult visit with an IR dr. The radiologist examines the patient places the appropriate IR order and starts preparation for the procedure
Quick Consult - ANSWER-A primary care provider or attending physician places an order for a generic IR procedure, like an angiogram or venogram. The radiologist uses the Protocol Work List to find the order, review pertinent details from the patient's chart, ad determine how to proceed. The radiologist will then change the generic procedure to an appropriate specific procedure
Smart Tools - ANSWER-
H&P notes - ANSWER-where you can enter or look up the history and physical of patient
OrderSet - ANSWER-A preconfigured set of orders commonly placed together for a specific problem or diagnosis
Phase of Care - ANSWER-It indicates when an order should be acted upon
Signing action - ANSWER-Determines if the order is signed (immediately active) or signed and held (temporarily active)
Order contains - ANSWER-details performing the procedure
-Like whether sedation is needed and if a radiologist needs to protocol it
The appointment - ANSWER-Scheduling information -like when the patient should arrive, the length of the exam and which staff are needed
what is Study Status - ANSWER-A way to track the status of an order through the imaging workflow. While there is some overlap this not the same as an appointment status, which is a status tracked by Cadence
A protocol contains - ANSWER-instructions from a radiologist for how a patient's exam should be performed by the technologist
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