Editing Task Get Familiar with Cycles

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taskTitle	Get Familiar with Cycles
scenarioText	Marley recently had a prescription transferred to Genoa, but the cycle information has not yet been completed. For this task, you will need to locate the cycle fields in the Prescription Entry screen, and choose the correct cycle time and cycle amount for Marley’s prescription.
whyImportant	It’s important to enter cycle information accurately so a consumer’s medications are cycled correctly, placed in the proper Dispill slots if applicable, and can be received before they run out. Cycles can be pretty confusing. But, once you’ve got it, they can be fairly easy for you to do.
conclusion	Great work! You’ve successfully entered cycle information in the Prescription Entry screen. In a later course, you’ll put these skills to work when entering a new prescription. You may now exit this course.

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↑ 1 ↓	Cycle information is typically entered when entering a new prescription. For training purposes, and to get you comfortable with the cycle fields, we’ll start by having you fill these fields in for an existing prescription—Marley’s Lexapro. To begin, click the field you believe would hold Cycle Fill information.	Edit
↑ 2 ↓	A list of all available cycle fill codes is displayed for you. “Yes” means the consumer is on a cycle, “No” means not on a cycle, and all other codes are specific to Dispill. Marley has been directed to take his Lexapro via Dispill once each morning. Enter the appropriate cycle code to continue.	Edit
↑ 3 ↓	Notice your cursor has advanced to the Daily Cycle Quantity field. Marley has been directed to take one tablet of Lexapro per day. You already selected when he will take this, now enter the quantity of tablets he will take each day. Then, Tab to advance to the next field.	Edit
↑ 4 ↓	You have completed the required field entries for this introduction to cycle information. You will notice that your cursor has advanced to the Line To Change box. Whenever you modify the prescription, you would enter past this box to save your changes. Do this now to save your work.	Edit

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