Questions and Answers
JLV receives patient data from all of the following sources except:
What statement is most true of the commonly used widgets tab?
It's just an example and should probably be customized to fit your workflow.
Which of the following is not a clinical domain represented by its own widget in JLV?
Legacy patient records can be found in MHS Genesis without necessarily having to access JLV.
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Which is the symbol used to represent DOD data in JLV?
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Which statement is not true of date range filters?
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How do you add a row of data in the available details to the report builder?
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How do you choose a level of detail when adding data to the report builder?
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Accessing sensitive data requires an audit acknowledgment once per patient, per session.
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What does an up arrow or down arrow in a column header mean?
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When widget results in a widget are paginated, selecting the plus icon in the column header on a widget selects all returned records, including those on other results pages.
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Which statement is not true of pre-set widget filters?
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Widgets can be configured to hide columns that are not of interest to the user.
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Which of the following is not a customization option that can improve your experience using JLV?
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Effectively configuring JLV greatly increases its usefulness.
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Study Notes
JLV User Training Key Points
- JLV does not receive patient data from NOAA.
- The commonly used widgets tab is a template that should be customized to fit individual workflows.
- Optometry reports are not represented as a clinical domain widget in JLV.
- Legacy patient records are not accessible through MHS Genesis without accessing JLV.
- DOD data is represented by orange squares in JLV.
- The default date range for widgets is not 5 years; this statement is false.
- To add a row of data in the report builder, click the plus symbol located in the left-most column.
- Selecting detail levels in the report builder involves clicking and holding the plus symbol and choosing the desired detail level.
- Accessing sensitive patient data necessitates an audit acknowledgment once per patient, per session.
- An up or down arrow in a column header indicates that column sorting has been applied.
- Paginated widget results mean that selecting the plus icon will not select records from other results pages; this is false.
- Pre-set widget filters differ by widget, proving that the statement about uniformity across all widgets is incorrect.
- Users can configure widgets to hide columns that do not interest them, enhancing clarity and focus.
- Customization options do not include the choice of background theme music; this feature is non-existent.
- Effectively configuring JLV is essential for maximizing its usefulness and functionality.
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Enhance your understanding of the Joint Legacy Viewer (JLV) with these training flashcards. This quiz covers important aspects such as data sources, commonly used widgets, and clinical domains relevant to JLV usage. Get ready to customize your workflow effectively.
