This portion of the HPI needs to entered for every new patient and annually before the provider sees the patient.

This lab is usually ordered for any patient complaining of pelvic pain.

This vaccine is recommended annually, usually during the fall/winter season.

This procedure is often ordered for patients complaining of eye pain, blurry vision, or headaches.

This lab is added to the Chief Complaint by the Medical Assistant annually for every patient with an active diagnosis of either Diabetes, Hypertension, or both.

This handout should always be given when a BMI template is pulled over.

This lab is usually ordered for patients complaining of feeling tired, weak, or dizzy.

This vaccine is recommended every 10 years.

This procedure is often ordered for patients with symptoms like wheezing, shortness of breath, or cough.

This test is usually ordered annually by the MA specifically for Diabetic patients.

This portion of the Social History needs to be entered at every visit for patients who are currently smoking.

This lab is usually ordered for patients aged 16-24 per their consent.

This vaccine is recommended once for patients 60 years and up.

This procedure (not the referral) should be ordered by the MA annually for patients with an A1c greater than 8% (per Azara prompts).

This procedure, when due, requires the MA to make sure that monofilaments are in the room and the patient has his/her socks and shoes removed.

This portion of the HPI needs to be entered monthly for patients with an active diagnosis of depression.

This lab is usually run for patients who have a glucose of 200 or above (random or fasting) and do NOT have a diagnosis of diabetes.

This 3 dose vaccine is usually recommended to patients ages 19-26.

The MA should prompt their provider using the Chief Complaint to order the following procedure, usually only for females ages 21-64.

For patients with HIV, which intake form is particularly important to have filled out?

This item must be given quarterly to patients with an active diagnosis of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).

This lab test should be ordered at least once for every patient between ages 18 to 65.

This vaccine is usually recommended once for patients ages 65 and up and is also usually given 1 year before another pneumonia prevention vaccine.

The MA should prompt their provider using the Chief Complaint to order the following procedure, usually only for females ages 50-74.

These two actions must be completed by the MA if a diabetic patient has a blood sugar greater than or equal to 400.