Patient Chart Records Quiz

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Which of the following documents would be considered a part of the patient's record when they are transferred from the Emergency department to a nursing unit?

  • Kardex
  • Ambulance Crew Report (correct)
  • Patient Care Flowsheet
  • Intake-output Record (correct)

What department is responsible for checking the availability of beds for patients being admitted to the hospital?

  • Bed Booking (correct)
  • Administration
  • Physiotherapy
  • Registration

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the Unit Clerk for an admission?

  • Creating the patient's chart
  • Providing the patient with a welcome package (correct)
  • Notifying the nurse of the patient's arrival
  • Obtaining a report from the sending unit

A patient admitted for treatment of a disease affecting their nervous system would most likely be admitted to which nursing unit?

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What is the correct process for correcting an incorrectly labeled form on a patient's chart?

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Which of the following professionals would diagnose and treat diseases of the digestive system?

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Which department is responsible for establishing policies and overseeing personnel standards within the hospital?

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What type of admission is unplanned and usually the result of a sudden illness or accident?

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What is the primary purpose of the Kardex in a nursing unit?

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Which of the following reports is NOT typically filed under Medical Imaging in a patient's chart?

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When a patient is discharged, what is the Unit Clerk's responsibility regarding the patient's reports?

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Where should the old patient chart typically be placed on the unit?

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What does the abbreviation 'BID' stand for in medical terms?

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Flashcards

Patient Care Flowsheet

A form for nursing staff to document patient observations.

Admission Record

A document completed by Registration/Bedbooking Dept. at admission.

Neurodogy nursing unit

A nursing unit for treating nervous system diseases.

Emergency Admission

Unplanned hospital admission due to accident or sudden illness.

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Gastroenterologist

A specialist who diagnoses and treats digestive tract diseases.

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Physiotherapy Department

Responsible for rehabilitation via exercises and treatments.

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Unit Clerk Responsibilities

Duties include recording info and notifying nurses during admissions.

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Bed Booking

The process of checking room availability for new patients.

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Urology

A nursing unit for male reproductive and urinary system treatment.

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X-rays

A type of medical imaging that uses radiation to view bones and organs.

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Kardex

A reference tool that identifies pertinent patient information.

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ICU

Intensive Care Unit, a specialized department for critically ill patients.

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BID

Abbreviation meaning twice a day for medication administration.

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Study Notes

Patient Chart Records/ATD Review

  • Patient Care Flowsheet: A form completed by nursing or auxiliary staff to record patient observations.
  • Emergency Admission Documents: Emergency Record, ER Department Assessment, Ambulance Crew Report, Nurses Notes, Intake-output Record, and Nurse-to-Nurse Report, and Triage form.
  • Correcting Incorrect Information: Four steps to correct improper labels:
    • Mark "X" over the incorrect information.
    • Write "error" next to the correction.
    • Record the last initial and last name of the person who made the correction.
    • Rewrite or relabel the information correctly.
  • Nursing Units for Specific Conditions: Patients with nervous system diseases are admitted to a Neurology unit.
  • Hospital Policy and Personnel Standards: Administration department establishes policies and oversees personnel standards.
  • Physician Orders for Admission: If an emergency physician orders admission, the unit clerk notifies the bed booking to check for bed availability.
  • Kardex Disposal: Most nursing units discard the patient's Kardex after discharge.

Admission Record

  • Information Included in Admission Forms: The form includes patient name, doctor(s), diagnosis, registration information, address, admission date, and the hospital department (e.g., Oncology).

Rehabilitation Services

  • Rehabilitation Department: The hospital department responsible for rehabilitation uses methods like exercise, massage, heat, light, and other techniques.

Types of Admissions

  • Emergency Admission: An unplanned admission usually resulting from accidents or sudden illnesses.

Digestive System Specialist

  • Gastroenterologist: Diagnoses and treats diseases of the digestive tract.

Other Units

  • Urology: Unit for diseases of the male reproductive or urinary system, or of the female urinary system.

Medical Imaging Reports

  • Medical Imaging Reports: Seven types of reports filed under Medical Imaging: X-rays, ultrasound, interventional radiology, CT scans, nuclear medicine, fluoroscopy, and MRI.

Kardex Purpose

  • Kardex Function: A reference tool that provides pertinent patient information.

Unit Clerk Responsibilities

  • Unit Clerk Responsibilities: Record admission information; inform nurses of a new admission; check bed availability; notify housekeeping if a bed is unavailable; greet patients, escort to rooms, check chart information, create charts; If patient transferred, then send record to Health Records; if the patient is discharged then send to Health records.

Abbreviations

  • Rx: Prescription
  • BID: Twice a day
  • LOC: Level of consciousness
  • DOA: Dead on Arrival
  • N&V: Nausea and vomiting
  • ATD: Admission – transfer – discharge
  • Psych: Psychiatry
  • Appt: Appointment
  • DPU: Discharge planning unit
  • CP: Chest pain
  • ICU: Intensive Care Unit
  • PHN: Personal health number
  • ABD: Abdominal
  • SDC: Surgical day care
  • FNS: Food and Nutrition services

Other information

  • MRP: most responsible physician
  • VRE: vancomycin resistant enterococci
  • ELOS: expected length of stay
  • MRSA: Methicillin Resistant staphylococcus aureus
  • MRO: Multidrug Resistant Organism

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