When entering the finding that a patient does not have a fever ...

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When entering the finding that a patient does not have a fever what will happen to the clinical concept fever and why?
 
  A) It will remain fever but turn blue to indicate that there is no fever.
  B) It will remain fever but turn red to indicate that there is no fever.
  C) It will change to no fever and turn blue to indicate that it is the normal condition.
  D) It will change to no fever and turn red to indicate that no fever was reported.

Question 2

Discuss the differences between the electronic medical record (EMR) and the electronic health record (EHR).
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

The EMR belongs to one health care institution, such as a doctor's office or hospital, and it must be interoperable (able to communicate and share information with the other computers and information systems) within that institution only. Ideally, the EHR is not the property of any one institution or practitioner. Eventually, it must be interoperable both nationally and internationally. The EHR is the property of the patient, who can access the record and add information. It must include information from all the health care providers and institutions that give care to the patient. Thus, the EHR eases communication among many practitioners and institutions. It is also a source for research in clinical areas, health services, patient outcomes, and public health as well as an educational source.