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CPRS Training: Entering Vital Signs

CPRS Training: Entering Vital Signs. C.P.R.S. Presented by Clinical Applications Coordinators Sue Fawson Nancy Horvath Elizabeth Roman-Ingleton. Entering Vitals on Cover Sheet . Click on any vital sign inside the “Vitals” section to open the vitals window. Enter Vitals Tab .

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CPRS Training: Entering Vital Signs

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  1. CPRS Training: Entering Vital Signs C.P.R.S. Presented by Clinical Applications Coordinators Sue Fawson Nancy Horvath Elizabeth Roman-Ingleton

  2. Entering Vitals on Cover Sheet Click on any vital sign inside the “Vitals” section to open the vitals window

  3. Enter Vitals Tab Click on “Enter Vital”

  4. Enter Vital Signs

  5. Choose Qualifiers

  6. For the Non-Responsive Patient:Pain Level 99

  7. Save and Exit Use for additional vital signs on the same patient Save and Exit

  8. Vital Signs Graphed

  9. Entered in Error

  10. Marking Vitals as “Entered in Error”

  11. File and Exit

  12. Vital Signs Posted

  13. CPRS Training: Entering Vital SignsCertificate I certify that I have completed the CPRS Training: Entering Vital Signs. Name: ____________________________________ Date: _____________________ Supervisor: ____________________________ *Please sign and present to your supervisor.

  14. References Cohen-Mansfield, J. (2006). Pain assessment in Noncommunicative elderly person-PAINE. Clinical Journal of Pain, 22(6), 569-575. VA Software Document Library (2009). Appendix C: Using vitals in CPRS. User Manual V. 5.0 p. 2-8. Retrieved February 1, 2011, from http://www4.va.gov/vdl/application.asp?appid=107.

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