When a request is opened or created, it is displayed in the Request Editor. The Request Editor is a window that allows you to view, modify, and act on a request. The following diagram illustrates what the Request Editor might look like, depending on your rights and the state of the request:
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A |
Title Bar- Displays the Request #. An asterisk (*) at the end of the title means there are unsaved changes on the request. If a request is disabled and cannot be modified, [Read-Only] is displayed after the patient name. |
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B |
Ribbon- Displays available actions you can perform on the request. Available actions depend upon your privileges and the state of the request. |
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C |
Request Header- Displays information about the request, including the Request #, the user the request is assigned to, and the current status of the request. |
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D |
Request Form- Displays associated patients and information about the request. Depending on your rights and the status of the request, you can edit these fields. |
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D |
Attachments / Release Order Pane- Displays either the Attachments view or the Release Order view, depending on which view is enabled in the ribbon. Both views list documents attached to the request. |