Chapter 5: Worklist
Definium 5000 X-Ray System 5197809-1EN Rev. 4 (13 February 2008) 5-16
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Table 5-4 Patient Information description
Function Description
Patient Section
First Name Identifies the patient’s first name.
Middle Name Identifies the patient’s middle name or initials.
Last Name Identifies the patient’s last name.
NOTE: Emergency Exams automatically fill this field with a system-generated
identification, which is the word “NEW” followed by a date and time stamp of
the second the Emergency Exam button was pressed. For example:
NEW050622140345. The exam was initiated in year 05, month 06, day 22, hour
14, minute 03, and second 45.
Location Identifies the patient’s location. The HIS or RIS usually completes this field.
ID Identifies the patient’s medical record number or any number that distinguishes the
patient. This number must be unique.
Gender Defines the sex of the patient. By default, “Other” is selected when the screen first
opens.
Birth Date Identifies the patient’s birthday in the format dd/mm/yyyy.
If the date is not entered in the correct format, the screen will show the date field in
red when [START EXAM] or [SAVE] is pressed.
In the above example, the year was entered with only 2 digits (“45” instead of
“1945”).
Age Identifies the patient’s age. The field updates with the correct age when the Birth
Date is entered.
Exam Section
Procedure
Description
Describes the procedure or series to be performed.
Accession
Number
Identifies the exam’s accession number.
Operator Identifies the operator’s name or initials. You can use the drop-down list to select
commonly used names, or type the name into the drop-down list box.
Refer to Chapter 10:
Set Preferences-Preset Names (p. 10-15) for information on
adding names to the drop-down list.
FOR TRAINING PURPOSES ONLY!
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