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Patient stated he took 2 tablets of tylenol for his knee pain, in which section should this be documented?

History of Present Illness

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What POC tests can scribes perform?

rapid strep (&throat culture), rapid flu, rapid covid, COMBO test, urinalysis, urine culture, ucg pregnancy test, visual acuity

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30 yr old female c/o dysuria for 3 days, what POC should we run?

Urinalysis, Urine Pregnancy

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What type of panel does not require taking blood?

stool

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What is a “2-code”?

service only, no symptoms

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What is a “3-code”?

simple, low complexity case

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What is a “4-code”?

case with moderate complexity

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What is a “5-code”?

sent to ER

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What does the 0 of an E&M code mean?

new patient

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What does the 1 of an E&M code mean?

established patient

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How do you calculate respiratory rate?

Count chest rises for 15 seconds, multiply by 4

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black flag

pt workup needed

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blue flag

scribe is in room

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yellow flag

provider

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green flag

provider

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white flag

procedure being done on pt

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red flag (half open)

next patient for provider

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red flag (fully open)

second patient for provider

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all flags up, door open

room needs cleaning

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all flags up, door closed

private conversation, don’t enter

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What is the only bucket scribes use on Athena?

orders/Rx/auths

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When do we manually change patient status?

From “ready for provider” to “with provider”

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What is the typical respiratory rate?

16

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What is the typical respiratory rate for children?

20-22

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How long does rapid strep test take?

5 mins

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How long does rapid flu test take?

10 mins

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How long does rapid covid test take?

15 mins

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How long does BD combo test take?

15 mins

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How long does a UGC-pregnancy test take?

3-5 mins

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erythema

redness

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ecchymosis

bruising

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lymphadenopathy (LAD)

swollen lymph nodes

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pyelonephritis

kidney infection

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organomegaly

enlarged organs

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hepatosplenomegaly

enlargement of spleen and liver

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ROM

range of motion

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crepitus

grating or popping sound

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What is the only swab in the room?

e-swab

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What do we include in. the note to the imaging facility?

PE findings, eval for…?

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Where and how do you document x-ray results?

Physical Exam —> “XRAY WET READ” —> (Input X-ray results)…(Provider Initials)

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What do we include in the note to the imaging facility?

(STAT) type of imaging study, with/without contrast, “WET READ REQUIRED”, PE findings, eval for…?

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What information needs to be documented for every vaccine/therapeutic injection?

Lot #, Exp Date, Site (i.e Rt deltoid), Administered

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PO

Orally by mouth

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IV

intravenous

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IM

intramuscular

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SC

subcutaneous/ directly underneath the skin

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ID

intradermal/ into the inner layer of skin

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PR

per rectum

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PV

per vagina

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SL

sublingual/ beneath the tongue

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Ophthalum

ophthalmic/ on the external eye

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Otic

by way of ear

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Nasal

by way of nose

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Inhalational

Within the respiratory tract by inhaling orally or nasally

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Topical

On the outer surface of the skin

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QD

once a day

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BID

twice a day

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TID

three times a day

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QID

four times a day

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QW

Once a week

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BIW

two times a week

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TIW

three times a week

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QHS

at bedtime

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QAM

in the morning

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QPM

at night

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Q#H

Every # Hours

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Q# - #

Every # - # hours

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PRN

as needed

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What is the goal time from start to HPI?

10 mins

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What types of transmission do we take precautions for?

Contact, Droplet, Airborne

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What are the transmission-based precautions for contact?

gloves, gown

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What are the transmission-based precautions for droplet?

mask, gloves

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What are the transmission-based precautions for airborne?

N95 mask, gloves

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What items should be placed in the red biohazard bag?

anything saturated or caked with blood, used empty urine specimen cups, expired medication, rapid COVID casettes

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What temperatures indicate a critical situation?

>103.5, <93

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What pulse indicates a critical situation?

>130, <40

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What BP indicates a critical situation?

Systolic >200/ Diastolic >115, Systolic <90

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What respiratory rate indicates a critical situation?

>24, <8

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What pulse ox indicates a critical situation?

<90

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What pulse ox indicates respiratory distress?

<95

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What is the venipuncture set-up?

3- go to drawer- alcohol pad, tourniquet, bandaid

2- phlebotomy cabinet- butterfly needle, vacutainer

1- counter top- 2×2 gauze

All items get placed on a chuck

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What labs are always STAT?

D. Dimer (for blood clots), Troponin (for heart attack)

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When you call in for a STAT, what information do you need from the courier?

name, confirmation number

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What is the routine for individual specimen bags?

affix labels to specimens, lab requisition (place specimens and printed requisition into a clear lab bag), check off the appropriate temp type on the bag

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What is the routine for STAT individual specimen bags?

affix labels to specimens, lab requisition (place specimens and printed requisition into a red lab bag), check off the appropriate temp type on the bag

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What are consolidation bags?

individual specimen bags of same temp/specimen type are placed in barcoded bags

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What temperature and specimen types require their own consolidation bag?

room temp, keep refridgerated, frozen specimen, COVID-19, monkeypox

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What are VCM swabs?

Viral Culture Mediums

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What do VCM swabs test for?

wide range of viruses including COVID-19, herpes, varicella, MMR

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What sources can VCM swabs be collected from?

nasal, lesion, oral

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What are E-Swabs used for?

to identify bacterial infections: throat cultures, wound cultures, genital cultures

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What is the Aptima Multi-Test (orange) swab used for?

Used to test for BV, Trich, Yeast, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia

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What source is the Aptima Multi-Test (orange) swab used for?

vaginal only

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What do we order a Aptima Multi-Test (orange) swab as?

“Vaginosis Panel”

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What is the Aptima Multi-Test (White) swab used for?

test for gonorrhea, chlamydia, trich

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What source is the Aptima Multi-Test (white) swab used for?

eye, throat, rectum, male genitals

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What is Roche Urine Tube used for?

gonorrhea, chlamydia, trich

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What are urine cultures used for?

tests for bacterial infections in the urine

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What is the order of draw for urine collections?

  1. gray tube (Urine Cx)

  2. uCG Urine Pregnancy Test

  3. Urinalysis dipstick


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What is the immunization procedure setup?

vaccine with box, alcohol prep pads, bandaid, gauze