Medical Emergencies - Med History

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The UNMC COD application for dental treatment must be completed before treatment

true

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The UNMC COD application for dental treatment must be signed by an adult if the patient is under __ years of age

19

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the EDR serves only to highlight that there was a "_" response- the clinician must review medical history to identify the specific condition reported by the patient

yes

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In the medical alert box, it is okay to put two conditions per line

false, only put one line

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what is the acronym you put in the med alert if the patient does not have allergies

NKDA

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The med alert box can be left blank if the patient does not have any high risk conditions

false. It should never be blank

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The COD formulary allergies box allows you to select medications that the patient is allergic to and does what within the system?

blocks them from being prescribed

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where is all the information from the appointment recorded

progress note

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it is not important to verify you have the correct patient in the chair

false

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what should you do before heading to the waiting area to get your patient to make sure you have the correct patient

check the patients photo ID in patient documents

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What should you have the patient confirm to verify they are the correct person

First and last name, DOB

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what type of patient is being described:

Person who has never had treatment at dental college or whose medical history has not been entered into the computer system

New patient

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What are the three things you should check in a patients record

age, application for dental treatment completed and signed, patient identity

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If a patient answers yes to a question on the medical history, what should you do

ask probing questions for additional information

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For drugs that the patient takes, what should you record?

medication, dose, frequency, reason/indication, usage history

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what vitals should be taken and recorded in the EDR

blood pressure, heart rate, height, weight

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under medical/pharmacological/dental history for a new patient, what should you enter in the progress notes

entered baseline med/dent hx into EDR

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If a patient requires a premed, in the progress note under premeditation, you should enter

name of premed, dose, condition taken for, time taken

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A recall patient is a patient who receives preventative or maintenance care on a regular schedule according to

his or her individual needs

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Recall intervals may occur at

3,4,6,9 or 12 months

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You should use dates when applicable

true

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Reappoint patients are patients whose treatment is

not completed at one appointment

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make sure to ask the patient if there has been any changes in medical status since last visit or in medications

true

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for a patients progress note if they have been seen before, in the progress note, enter: "reviewed, updated med/dent hx in EDR"

true

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Where are the three places that med allergies must be entered

COD formulary allergies, body of med history, med alert

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If a patient has a sulfa drug allergy, what drug should be selected from the list

celecoxib

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what drugs should be selected if the patients is allergic to penicillin

Amoxicillin, amoxicillin & Clavulanate (augmentin), cephalexin, dicloxacillin, penicillin VK

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If a patient is unsure of dosage of med, what should you enter under dosage

pt unsure

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if a patient is unsure of med name, we will want to

get it from physician or pharmacy

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What are the questions you do need to ask?

- Patient chief complaint/ reason for visit

- Experiencing dental pain/ discomfort

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What should you review on a patients chart several days in advance

- health history

- call pt to remind to take premed if needed

- current A1c for diabetic patients

- Current INR for pt taking Coumadin (warfarin) before day of appt

- if any questions, speak to faculty in advance to appointment