Version 20.18
 This window map article points out some of the important aspects of the window you're working with in OP but is not intended to be instructional. To learn about topics related to using this window, see the Related Articles section at the bottom of this page. |
About Patient Chart: Allergies
Path: Clinical, Practice Management, or Billing tab > Patient Chart button > Allergies
The Allergies section of the patient's chart contains a list of all known allergies for the patient. You can easily add or modify items from this window.
Note: Just like a paper chart, the electronic chart in OP contains personal health information and should be kept protected and confidential. Always close all windows on your screen and log out of OP when you are not at your workstation. |
Patient Chart: Allergies Map
Number | Section | Description |
1 | Allergies button | The Allergies button accesses the Allergies window in the Patient Chart. |
2 | Function buttons | The function buttons print, add, edit, remove, and mark the allergy list as reviewed. |
3 | No Med Allergies button | The No Med Allergies button provides an indicator that there are no active medication allergies for the patient. |
| 4 | Refresh Button | The Refresh button allows users to refresh the screen after entering their Emergency Override credentials. |
5 | Allergy/Reaction grid | The Allergy/Reaction grid lists the patient's allergies, reactions, and notes. Allergies/Reactions are categorized by Medication Allergy, Non-Medication Allergy, and Vaccine Reactions. |
6 | Prioritize buttons | The Prioritize buttons are used to prioritize the allergies in the grid. |
Version 20.17
About Patient Chart: Allergies
Path: Clinical, Practice Management, or Billing tab > Patient Chart button > Allergies
The Allergies section of the patient's chart contains a list of all known allergies for the patient. You can easily add or modify items from this window.
Note: Just like a paper chart, the electronic chart in OP contains personal health information and should be kept protected and confidential. Always close all windows on your screen and log out of OP when you are not at your workstation. |
Patient Chart: Allergies Map
Number | Section | Description |
1 | Function buttons | The function buttons print, add, edit, remove, and mark the allergy list as reviewed. |
2 | No Problems button | The No Med Allergies button provides an indicator that there are no active medication allergies for the patient. |
3 | Allergy/Reaction grid | The Allergy/Reaction grid lists the patient's allergies, reactions, and notes. Allergies/Reactions are categorized by Medication Allergy, Non-Medication Allergy, and Vaccine Reactions. |
4 | Prioritize buttons | The Prioritize buttons are used to prioritize the allergies in the grid. |
5 | Allergies button | The Allergies button accesses the Allergies window in the Patient Chart. |
