WorksheetsRefresher: Amendable Language
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Is this sufficient amendable language?
No
Yes
What condition are we likely working up based on this amendable language?
Heart Failure
COPD
Secondary Hyperparathryoidism
Chronic Kidney Disease
Which of the following is NOT an example of sufficient amendable language?
HTN: Discussed BNP of 55 from 1/1/25. Patient agreeable to ordering echo to r/o heart failure
Elevated BNP: Discussed BNP of 40 from 1/1/25. Patient agreeable to ordering echo to r/o heart failure
Renal insufficiency: Ordering BMP to recheck eGFR and r/o CKD
HTN: Zio ordered
Is this sufficient amendable language?
Yes
No
Which of the following is a risk factor for CKD?
Chest Pain
Peripheral Vascular Disease
1 low eGFR on file
Anemia
Is this sufficient amendable language?
No
Yes
What resource can you use to help you understand a provider's amendable language preferences?
Provider coverage cheat sheets
Canopy
OSH Trunk
Provider amendable language cheat sheets
Consider the following scenario: Care team sees a patient for a visit on 2/10/25. Care team orders BNP on 2/10/25. BNP returns 40. What is / are the appropriate next step(s)?
Order zio
Discuss further work up with echo at next visit
Call patient to relay results and discuss ordering echo
Reject suspect for HF since BNP < 50
Consider the following scenario: Care team orders a BNP on 2/10/25, BNP returns = 75. Care team orders echo and echo is completed on 3/10/25. Echo is abnormal and results are relayed to the patient telephonically. What is / are the appropriate next step(s)?
Amend note since results were relayed to patient
Order BNP
Refer patient to hematology
Discuss new dx at next visit
Is this an appropriate amendment?
No, wrong evidence for condition listed
No, missing amendment disclaimer
Yes, amendment is appropriate
Yes, evidence provided for condition
