Optum Chapter 7

Front 1

The interaction screening in the Rx Writer application checks for possible contraindications with the patients ___?

Back 1

Active medications

Allergies

Problems

ALL OF THE ABOVE

Front 2

A list of prescription drugs covered by a prescription drug plan or another insurance plan offering prescription drug benefits (also called drug list) is defined by CMS as?

Back 2

Formulary

Front 3

Questions you must provide to the lab when sending an order electronically or via printed order are referred to as _____?

Back 3

Ask at Order Entry (AOE)

Front 4

A(n) ____ is a symptom or condition that makes a particular treatment or procedure inadvisable?

Back 4

Contraindication

Front 5

The Dosing calculator provides recommendations for the medicine being prescribed based on ____?

Back 5

Age and weight of patient

Front 6

A specific dosage instruction given when prescribing a medication is known as ____?

Back 6

SIG

Front 7

When a Progress Note is documented by a nonphysical provider (such as PA or NP), a(n) ____ is required?

Back 7

Cosignature

Front 8

If a pharmacy is not listed in the patient's active pharmacy list of the practice's "favorite" pharmacy list, you can search using the ____ application?

Back 8

Rx Writer

Front 9

Patient education handouts given to a patient are recorded in which sections of the patient's medical record?

Back 9

Correspondence and Progress Notes

Front 10

In order to generate claims, in which application must charges for the patient's appointment be captured?

Back 10

Visit

Front 11

All State Departments of Health require reporting the amount of immunization administered in ____?

Back 11

Milliliters (mL)

Front 12

In the Medications window columns, the provider who ordered the medication is listed in which column?

Back 12

Fill provider

Front 13

If the provider you are referring to is outside the practice, which type of referral would you select?

Back 13

External

Front 14

A Progress Note can be signed directly from the following location(s)?

Back 14

Progress Note

Medical Record

Unsigned Note

BOTH (A) AND (C)

Front 15

In the Medications window, which column displays interactions, reorder, print, fax, send electronically, and log?

Back 15

Actions

Front 16

Medications which have mixed-cased lettering in the prescription name, that helps reduce errors between medication names that either look or sound alike, are known as?

Back 16

Tall Man lettering

Front 17

Which application provides access to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) website?

Back 17

Immunizations

Front 18

The way a drug is introduced into the body (such as oral, enteral, mucosal, parenteral, or percutaneous) is known as?

Back 18

Routed

Front 19

A prescription for a controlled (scheduled) drug must be processed via electronic transmission only. T or F

Back 19

False

Front 20

A Visit can only be edited before procedure and diagnosis codes are entered. T or F

Back 20

False

Front 21

Generic versions of drugs are displayed in italics for easy identification in Optum/Harris Care Tracker. T or F

Back 21

True

Front 22

If no interruptions were returned in the Medications column Actions, the Interactions icon appears grayed out. T or F

Back 22

False

Front 23

One of the statuses for Progress Notes in Open Encounters is "not Signed". T or F

Back 23

True

Front 24

To access the Medical Record module, pull patient into context, and click the Clinical Today pane. T or F

Back 24

False

Front 25

The prescribed medication has allergic reactions and cross sensitivities with the patient allergies.

Back 25

PAR

Front 26

The prescribed medication has precautionary warnings based on factors such as age and medical conditions.

Back 26

PRC

Front 27

The prescribed medication has precautionary warnings based on factors such as age and medical conditions.

Back 27

DI

Front 28

The prescribed medication has a negative interaction with the patient's existing diagnosis.

Back 28

ADE

Front 29

The prescribed medication taken with certain food interacts in ways that diminish the effectiveness of the unsigned medication or reduce the absorption of food nutrients.

Back 29

DFA

Front 30

Th prescribed medications in the same as a medication the patient is currently on and is treating the same diagnosis.

Back 30

DT