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What is AHLTA?
Only unscheduled visits(walk-in, sick call) and telephone consults can be created in this.
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What is subjective/objective?
S/O is an abbreviation for this.
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What is the A/P Module?
This module is for documenting your assessment of and treatment plan for a patient’s condition by entering diagnoses, procedures, and patient instructions; and ordering consult, laboratory procedures, radiology procedures and medications.
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What is the Disposition module?
You record the discharge status, follow-up information, and the patient’s understanding of the assessment and plan in this module.
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What is the Patient ID Bar?
This is located under the Tool bar and Actions bar. It includes Patient Demographic information and icons denoting Special Work Status, Command Interest,
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What is is CHCS (Composite Health Care System)?
Scheduled and virtual appointments must be created in this.
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What is the MEDCIN medical dictionary?
You select from this code tree to describe exam findings.
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What is the Diagnosis tab?
Problems can be inactivated or deleted though this tab.
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What is the Follow-up Section?
This area allows you to document patient instructions for following up with further treatments or appointments.
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What is Composite Health Care System?
This is abbreviated at CHCS.
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What is the Screening module?
This module is for is for documenting information such as the reason for visit, injury and accident details, female-specific information and wellness reminders.
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What is the S/O module?
The subjective/objective portion of the encounter is document in this module.
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What are the Diagnosis Priority buttons?
You can adjust the priority of diagnosis listed in the A/P Summary box; the top-most item is assigned the highest priority with these.
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What is the Discussed Section?
This area allows you to document which items were discussed with the patient or patient’s representative, and that they were understood.
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What is Armed Forces Health Longitudinal Technology Application?
This is abbreviated as AHLTA.
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What is the Allergy module?
This module maintains the current allergy information for a patient.
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What is the Narrative pane?
This pane displays the subjective/objective note transcribed into complete sentences as you select and modify MEDCIN terms.
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What is 15?
This is the maximum number of diagnosis allowed in AHLTA.
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What are Diagnosis, Medications/Treatments, Potential Side Effects, Alternatives or All Item?
These are what you may select as part of the Discussion topics.
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What is the FamHis button?
This button indicates that the patient has a family history of pre-selected term in the MEDCIN tree.
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What is Vital Signs Data?
This data is available in two modules within AHLTA, with an “Entry” module and a “Review” module.
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What is the Dashboard?
This is a free-text field and also has a MEDCIN term toolbar; and fields to record duration, onset, modifiers, values and units.
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What is the Orders/Procedures & Injuries/Accident box?
This box is used to associate or unassociated a diagnosis listed in the A/P summary box with an item.
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What is 2?
This many additional providers can be associated with an encounter.
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What is the ROS/HPI button?
This button toggles placement of a selected term between the Review of Systems and History of Present Illness sections of the Narrative.
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