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15 Cards in this Set
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True or False: If I use a refreshable SmartLink for the patient’s allergies in my progress note, it will automatically refresh if anyone updates my patient’s allergies during this visit. |
False |
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True or False: End users cannot create user SmartTexts. |
True |
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When testing a SmartText that I built, it is not in the lookup list in the navigator’s Discharge Instructions section. Give one possible reason for this. |
One possible reason: Wrong functional type |
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Name one SmartTool often used within a SmartText. |
One possible answer: SmartLists |
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Can SmartPhrases contain SmartLists? |
Yes |
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Which SmartTool can you summon using the dot: SmartList, SmartText, or SmartLink? |
SmartLink |
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You create SmartList record 151 and name it “DESC; APPEARANCE.” You do not give it a display text. Will end users see any words in the braces (display text)? Explain. |
Yes, if the administrator does not enter a display text, then the record name becomes the display text. |
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SmartText |
SmartTexts are very similar to SmartPhrases – both can contain paragraphs of information, SmartLinks, and SmartLists. Texts can be thought of as templates. Examples of Texts include progress note templates, patient instruction templates, and letter templates. Texts are created and maintained by administrators. |
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SmartPhrase |
User Phrases are part of someone’s personal library of Phrases. System Phrases are Phrases assigned to groups of users by administrators |
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SmartLink |
SmartLinks will automatically bring in information from the patient chart. If you change something afterwards you must refresh it in the note
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SmartList |
SmartList allows the user to chose from a list of options
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Refreshable |
Refreshable SmartLists appear to the end user with a colored background, before and after using it. The end user can reselect by right-clicking on that text. |
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Functional Type |
In your exploration exercise earlier, you discovered that end users cannot use all SmartTexts in all SmartTool-enabled text boxes. Functional type controls the purpose(s) of a SmartText. Some functional types used in ASAP begin with MR (for Medical Records). |
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Multiple and single response |
SmartList Single-response: yellow background Multiple-response: blue background |
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Connection logic |
connection logic is used in creating smart lists
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