Epic training with complete solutions
1. Ready to move: Prioritize bed request for bed planning staff
2. Read to plan: Assign bed needed
3. Back to bed: Current location
4. Hyperspace: Document patient info
Record Patient movement
Do research
Document procedure
5. T/F: shared documentation does not eliminate the need for verbal informa-
tion: TRUE (EMERGENCY ESP)
6. Hyperspace tool bar: Contains tools and activities you will use the most
7. Hyperspace home workspace: Most appropriate activity for you to start in each
day
8. Epic button: Find activities that area not on the tool bae
9. Story board: Contain details about the chart you are currently in
10. Task highlight in yellow is overdue task: True: completed, discontinued, and
future meds appear on MAR with different color background compared to current
medication
11. T/F: you must manually add task to the word list for each medication
ordered: False
12. Right click -> assign me (to assign for pt): Right click-end my assignment (
remove nurse from the treatment team)
13. Assign yourself to a patient's treatment team case what to happen?: That
patient appear on your My patient list
14. Add Col: Add a column for the current time
15. Insert Col: Insert a column for a previous time
16. Piece of paper icon: Add comment to those vital sign
17. Before file, there is still a blue line in front of it which means data is
pending(still able to edit)->click file: Data will automatically file if you navigate
to another template or leave the flowsheets activity
18. T/F: a nurse can see flowsheet documentation that was completed by
other clinical users. Assume that there are no restriction set up at your
organization: True
19. Completed med in the MAR: Salmon color
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20. Continue med: Yellow
21. Active med: Blue
22. Click on the medication row to: More detail in route, dose, etc of med
23. Edit administration med by: The time given the med=n-
24. On the MAR, how can you determine the next a distraction time of an
order?: Check the medication's row
Scroll to the next due time
25. After a medication has been administered, it can not be edited: False
26. T/F: Mark all as Not New is a personal bookmark and does not affect what
appears for other providers: True
27. Smart tool can documentation: Speed up
28. T/F: you can filter notes by type using tabs in the notes activity: True
29. T/F: you can only write notes using Epic's smart tool: False
30. What does epic define acknowledge an order: I have seen this order
31. How to open pt's order?: Double click the row
32. Signed and held order: Orders that area authorized, but not yet active
Order for pt who is being admitted from the ED, transferred, or going into surgery
are commonly signed and held
Signed and held remain held until a clinician( usually a nurse receiving the patient)
releases the orders
33. Home med: Review home medication
34. Manage lab: Review, collect, and discontinue lab orders. Review and update
the pt's collection status
35. Order history: Shows all order from the admission, not just active ones. You
can reorder here.
36. Modify order: Change the detail of an order
37. Discontinue order: Cancel an order
38. Medication route change: Need a new order, DISCONTINUE
39. Releasing signed and held order automatically acknowledges them as
well: False
40. Where can you quickly see if pt have signed and held orders without
opening their charts: An icon in pt list
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1. Ready to move: Prioritize bed request for bed planning staff
2. Read to plan: Assign bed needed
3. Back to bed: Current location
4. Hyperspace: Document patient info
Record Patient movement
Do research
Document procedure
5. T/F: shared documentation does not eliminate the need for verbal informa-
tion: TRUE (EMERGENCY ESP)
6. Hyperspace tool bar: Contains tools and activities you will use the most
7. Hyperspace home workspace: Most appropriate activity for you to start in each
day
8. Epic button: Find activities that area not on the tool bae
9. Story board: Contain details about the chart you are currently in
10. Task highlight in yellow is overdue task: True: completed, discontinued, and
future meds appear on MAR with different color background compared to current
medication
11. T/F: you must manually add task to the word list for each medication
ordered: False
12. Right click -> assign me (to assign for pt): Right click-end my assignment (
remove nurse from the treatment team)
13. Assign yourself to a patient's treatment team case what to happen?: That
patient appear on your My patient list
14. Add Col: Add a column for the current time
15. Insert Col: Insert a column for a previous time
16. Piece of paper icon: Add comment to those vital sign
17. Before file, there is still a blue line in front of it which means data is
pending(still able to edit)->click file: Data will automatically file if you navigate
to another template or leave the flowsheets activity
18. T/F: a nurse can see flowsheet documentation that was completed by
other clinical users. Assume that there are no restriction set up at your
organization: True
19. Completed med in the MAR: Salmon color
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20. Continue med: Yellow
21. Active med: Blue
22. Click on the medication row to: More detail in route, dose, etc of med
23. Edit administration med by: The time given the med=n-
24. On the MAR, how can you determine the next a distraction time of an
order?: Check the medication's row
Scroll to the next due time
25. After a medication has been administered, it can not be edited: False
26. T/F: Mark all as Not New is a personal bookmark and does not affect what
appears for other providers: True
27. Smart tool can documentation: Speed up
28. T/F: you can filter notes by type using tabs in the notes activity: True
29. T/F: you can only write notes using Epic's smart tool: False
30. What does epic define acknowledge an order: I have seen this order
31. How to open pt's order?: Double click the row
32. Signed and held order: Orders that area authorized, but not yet active
Order for pt who is being admitted from the ED, transferred, or going into surgery
are commonly signed and held
Signed and held remain held until a clinician( usually a nurse receiving the patient)
releases the orders
33. Home med: Review home medication
34. Manage lab: Review, collect, and discontinue lab orders. Review and update
the pt's collection status
35. Order history: Shows all order from the admission, not just active ones. You
can reorder here.
36. Modify order: Change the detail of an order
37. Discontinue order: Cancel an order
38. Medication route change: Need a new order, DISCONTINUE
39. Releasing signed and held order automatically acknowledges them as
well: False
40. Where can you quickly see if pt have signed and held orders without
opening their charts: An icon in pt list
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