Chapter 3: charting tips & tricks

Ready to test what you’ve learned? This short quiz is a chance to check your understanding and build confidence as you go.

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1. When you use Jane's "pinning" feature, is the pin for a full chart entry, or a single chart part (like a Note or Body Chart, also called an "item")?

Full chart entry

Chart part (or item) only

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2. When you use Jane's "starring" feature in a patient's chart, does it move the entire chart entry to the top of the Charts area, or just the chart part (or item)?

Full chart entry,

Chart part (or item) only

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3. True or false. A Medical Alert can't be edited once it's added to a Patient's Chart.

True - clicking on it won't do anything

False - clicking on it will open an editable text box

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4. When you duplicate a chart entry, what happens?

It duplicates the chart parts for editing, but not the details

It duplicates everything, including the chart details, for editing

It duplicates everything, including the chart details, but cannot be edited

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5. You want to add a scanned X-ray to a patient’s chart, what type of chart part should you choose?

Body Chart

Primary Complaint

File/Image

Note

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6. In a patient's profile, over in the Files tab, you can see all the uploaded files for them. What icon would tell you a file is viewable by the patient in their My Account portal?

Locked padlock

Unlocked padlock

Open eye

Crossed-out eye

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7. You want to export charts for a patient, but only from January to March of last year. In the Charts tab, after clicking Filter / Export, where would you click to filter for this timeframe?

All Disciplines

All Staff Members

All Chart States

Date Range

All Entry Types

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8. True or false. You can search for keywords in a patient's Charts instead of filtering.

True

False