View Pediatric Bone Age History

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View Pediatric Growth Charts

You can view the pediatric growth chart based on the age and measurements of the patient. The standard growth chart measures BMI, weight, height, and head circumference. Before you begin Before you generate a growth chart, you must set up the appropriate graphing preferences. For more information on growth charts and graphing preferences, go to NextGen Healthcare Success Community, and download the Growth Charts User Guide for NextGen® Enterprise EHR and System Administrator Guide for NextGen® Enterprise. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Open the SOAP template. In the Vital Signs panel, click Add.The Pediatric [Age] Vital Signs template opens. In the Growth percentile section, click the Growth Chart link.The Pediatric Growth Charts - graph template opens based on the age and measurements of the patient. Pediatric Growth Charts - graph Note: Age vs. BMI growth charts appear even if the patient age is less than two years. However, the patient's details are not plotted on the Age vs. BMIgrow

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Review and Update Pediatric Vital Signs

If you need to update a vital sign of a patient, ensure that you are editing the desired record, as vital signs can be entered multiple times during the encounter. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Open the SOAP template. In the Vital Signs panel, select a record in the grid and click Edit.For patients who are two years or younger, the Pediatric Under 2 Years Vital Signs template opens. For patients who are older than two years, the Pediatric Over 2 Years Vital Signs template opens with the values filled in the respective fields. Edit the corresponding vital sign. Click Save, and then Close. View Pediatric Growth Charts You can view the pediatric growth chart based on the age and measurements of the patient. The standard growth chart measures BMI, weight, height, and head circumference. View Pediatric Bone Age History You can view the patient's growth charts individually on the Vs Charts Peds template. Parent topic: Review of SOAP Details by Provider See also Add Vital Signs of Pediatric P

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Add Bone Age Study and Results

You can document the bone age results on the Peds Bone Age Details template. The Peds Bone Age Details template is used to document the bone age test result details on the Office Services template. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. To open the Diagnostic History Entry template and document the bone age study details, do one of the following: On the Histories template, expand the Diagnostic Studies section and click Add. In the History Summary panel on the Intake template, click Diagnostic and click Add/Edit. Diagnostic History Entry In the Study Type section, click the Diagnostic study type field and select X-Ray Upper extremity study type from the list. In the Study Performed section, click the Diagnostic study field and select X-RAYS FOR BONE AGE with the procedure code of 77072 from the list. If the study was completed somewhere else, select the Ordered elsewhere checkbox. To enter Side and Site information, click in the fields to select the applicable values. In the Study Date section,

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Growth Chart Measurements

You can document measurements using the age-based Vital Signs templates for pediatric patients (vital_signs_peds_over2y and vital_signs_peds_under2y). You can access these templates in the following ways: From the Record Vital Signs template (VS_WA_Std). From different specialty Home and Office Visit templates. Directly from the Intake and SOAP tab templates of the Advanced template set and the Foundation template set. Note: You can customize settings for alerts for out-of-range pediatrics vital signs values using the ngkbm_vital_signs practice template. Premature growth charts are generated when the Gestational age at birth field has a value of less than 37 weeks and a gestational age of up to 50 weeks. You can enter the gestational age on the Pediatric Under 2 Years Vital Signs template or the Pregnancy/Birth History template. The best practice is to add the gestational age in the Pregnancy/Birth History template prior to documenting the vital signs of the baby. The Pediatric Under 2

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Growth Chart Measurements

You can document measurements using the age-based Vital Signs templates for pediatric patients (vital_signs_peds_over2y and vital_signs_peds_under2y). You can access these templates in the following ways: From the Record Vital Signs template (VS_WA_Std). From different specialty Home and Office Visit templates. Directly from the Intake and SOAP tab templates of the Advanced template set and the Foundation template set. Note: You can customize settings for alerts for out-of-range pediatrics vital signs values using the ngkbm_vital_signs practice template. Premature growth charts are generated when the Gestational age at birth field has a value of less than 37 weeks and a gestational age of up to 50 weeks. You can enter the gestational age on the Pediatric Under 2 Years Vital Signs template or the Pregnancy/Birth History template. The best practice is to add the gestational age in the Pregnancy/Birth History template prior to documenting the vital signs of the baby. The Pediatric Under 2

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Document the Pediatric Patient's Historical Vital Signs

You can document the historical vital signs of a pediatric patient. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Open a patient's record, and then open an encounter. On Top Toolbar, select Templates . The Select Template window opens. Open the Intake template. Document the patient's recorded historical vital signs. In Weight measurement, document the patient's weight in the lb and kg fields within the 4.409 – 1543.3 lb or 2.00 – 699.99 kg range. Note: A message appears if the value entered is not within the range. In Blood Pressure and pulse, document the patient's Systolic and Diastolic readings within the 0 – 399 range, and then document the patient's pulse rate within the 10 – 499 range. Note: A message appears if the value entered is not within the range. Click Measured date, and then select the corresponding historical date. To enter the time details, click Time, and then select the corresponding historical time. Click Save, and then click Close. The historical vital signs record appears in the

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