CAIR2 Regular Training Quiz (Trainer: Marisol Delgado)

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* 1. Please enter your full name and email address to obtain credit.

Name

Email Address

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* 2. Select ALL the following statements that are TRUE:

a. Patients of any age can be entered into CAIR

b. Patients/parents have the right to share or decline to share (lock) their record in CAIR

c. Adverse reactions can be recorded for an individual shot, by clicking on the ‘Edit’ icon for that vaccine and choosing from the list of reactions in the bottom part of the screen

d. It is OK to share your CAIR password with others

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* 3. When do you give the patient/parent the CAIR Registry Notice (disclose them)?

a. Before creating the patient record in CAIR

b. After creating the patient record in CAIR

c. Never

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* 4. Does the patient/parent need to sign the CAIR Registry Notice?

a. Yes

b. No

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* 5. Is it documented in CAIR that the patient has been disclosed?

a. Yes

b. No

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* 6. What do you do if a patient/parent does not want to share their record in CAIR?

a. You should enter the record in CAIR, but must lock the patient’s record

b. You are not allowed to enter the patient’s record in CAIR

c. None of the above

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* 7. What is the rule for searching for a patient in CAIR?

a. Put a few letters in any field you want, cross your fingers, and then click Find

b. Just enter one field and then click Find

c. Search at least 3 times using 2 pieces of information at a time

d. Add as much information as possible that you know about the patient

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* 8. Why is searching at least 3 times so important?

a. To avoid creating duplicate records

b. Maximizes your opportunity to find the patient

c. Ensures doing a thorough search since there may be typos in the patient’s name

d. All of the above

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* 9. Why is it important to make sure the record you open is the correct patient?

a. You do not want to add any incorrect info to the wrong patient record in CAIR

b. Multiple patients may have the same First and Last Name and Date of Birth

c. Both a and b

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* 10. When creating or updating a patient record, why is entering Mother’s first name and other info such as address so important?

a. To create a unique identifier for the patient

b. Helps verify if the record is for the correct patient before editing/updating

c. Both a and b

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* 11. Why is it important to enter all of the patient’s past shots into CAIR?

a. To have a complete patient record

b. To avoid giving duplicate shots to the patient

c. So the future vaccines recommended for the patient are accurate

d. All of the above

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* 12. Where do you enter the patient’s historical shots?

a. By clicking the ‘Add New Imms’ button

b. By clicking the ‘Add Historical Imms’ button

c. By selecting the vaccine(s) from the recommendation section

d. Both a and b

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* 13. How do you enter the shots you gave today?

a. By clicking the ‘Add New Imms’ button

b. By clicking the ‘Add Historical Imms’ button

c. By selecting the vaccine(s) from the recommendation section

d. Both a and c

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* 14. Why is it important to enter the correct funding source for each vaccine given?

a. Because patients receiving VFC/317/SGF (publicly funded) need to meet specific eligibility criteria

b. VFC has a very strict no borrowing rule

c. Funding source cannot be edited in CAIR once a vaccine is saved

d. All of the above

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* 15. How do you record information about your patient (e.g., risk, immunity, refusal of vaccine, underlying medical condition) that can impact vaccine recommendations in their CAIR record?

a. You record this information in the ‘Patient Comments’ section on the ‘Update Patient’ screen

b. You can’t record any of this information in the patient’s CAIR record

c. There’s a secret section of CAIR that only very special users can go to record this information – you need the secret code name to access it

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* 16. After you have entered all the information from the visit into CAIR, what should you print for the patient?

a. Yellow Card

b. Blue Card

c. Red Card

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* 17. What should you do if you forget your password/get locked out of your account?

a. You cannot reset your password because once you forget the password another one cannot be provided

b. Use the ‘Forgot Password?’ button to reset your password using your security questions

c. Close your browser and try again