INCLUDES: Analyte Data panel Analyte [Drop-down box] | Analysis Method [Text box] Analysis Type [Drop-down box] | CAS Number [Text box] Result [Text box] | Comments [Text box] Click [Save] to save the updated fragment information and return to the DoD Fragment Data screen. [Back] to discard the changes and return to the DoD Fragment Data screen. The Analyte drop-down box contains a list of all the available analytes: INCLUDES: Aluminum Antimony Chromium Cobalt Copper Iron Isotopic Du Lead Manganese Molybdenum Nickel Tin Titanium Tungsten Uranium Vandium Zinc Other Selecting Other exposes the Other Analyte text box: Figure 26 – Other Analyte Text Box The Analysis Type drop-down box contains a list of the analysis INCLUDES: Surface Analysis Fragment Analysis None
Task Categories and The following table lists all tasks for all roles. For details, click on the internal link in the MORE INFO columns. Table 5 – Task Categories and Tasks Task Category Task MORE INFO Task Category Task MORE INFO Referrals 11 Lab Orders 0 New 11.1 New 15.1 Accepted – Open 11.2 Awaiting Results 15.2 Accepted – Closed 11.3 Voided 15.3 Ineligible 11.5 Closed Lab Kits 13 Lab Results 16 New 13.1 New 16.1 Tracking 13.2 In Process 16.2 Received 13.3 Accepted 0 Voided 13.4 Voided Questionnaires/Forms 14 Interpretation & Follow Up 17 New 14.1 New 17.1 In Process 14.2 In Process 17.2 Completed 14.3 Interpreted 17.3 Contact Logs All Contacts 17.5
My Tasks > Lab Kits > Received Once a kit has been ordered, the record for that kit is marked as Tracking. The record will show up in the Lab Kits > Tracking queue. When the kit is actually received in the lab, it should be marked as received. Lab Kits Received Queue AVAILABILITY: EFR TEFSC Administrator SCREEN NAME: Lab Kit Queue (Not New) (see ) ACCESS: To access this screen, select My > Lab Kits > Received PURPOSE: This screen lists kits which have been received at the Baltimore laboratory. You can use this screen to review the kits and select one for further detail. My Tasks > Lab Kits > Received shows the kits which have been received: Figure 79 – My > Lab Kits > Received View or Edit a Received Lab Kit Record To view or edit a record, the [Select] button at the right of the row which displays the order record. The Kit Order and Returned Kit details display: Figure 80 – My Tasks > Lab Kits > Received > Workflow ID NNNN INCLUDES: Kit Order Details [all text boxes unless otherwise indicated] Workflow ID [pre-filled text] Patient Name [pre-filled text] Date Contacted (mm/dd/yyyy) TEFSC Representative [pre-filled text] VAMC Contact Address Part1, Part2, Part3 City State ZIP Country Telephone # Kit Type [pre-filled text] Returned Kit Details [all text boxes unless otherwise indicated] VAMC Facility [pre-filled text]
Figure 111 – Lab Orders > Awaiting Results Click [Select] to view the lab order. The fields and functionality on the in Process screens are identical to those depicted and for both Fragment Analysis and Biological Monitoring respectively, with one exception. The [Print] button for Biological Monitoring is now available to print the letter sent to the TEFSI lab. Filtering Lab Results To filter the lab results, select the appropriate filter in the Filter by drop-down menu. the appropriate filter information. Click [Go] to apply the filter. Click [Clear] to reset the contents of the filters. Lab Orders > Voided AVAILABILITY: TEFSC Nurse SCREEN NAME: Lab Queue ACCESS: To access this screen, select My Tasks > Lab Orders > Voided PURPOSE This screen displays all the available voided lab orders Once the user has found the lab order of interest, click the [Select] button to view the Lab Order details screen. The fields and functionality on the Voided screens are identical to those depicted and for both Fragment Analysis and Biological Monitoring respectively. The only changes are: Since such lab orders have been voided, the [Complete], [Print], and [Void] buttons are unavailable (grayed-out). The [Save] button has been replaced with the [Un-Void] button. [Un-Void] to return the order to the Awaiting Results queue. [Back] to discard any changes you have made, or to exit without making any changes. You return to the lab order list. To filter the lab orders, refer to Section 15.2.1.
Window management < Alt > + < >, <R> (restore) < Alt > + < >, <M> (move) < Alt > + < >, <S> (size) < Alt > + < space >, <N> (minimize) < Alt > + < space >, <X> (maximize) < Alt > + < space >, <C> (close) * In versions prior to 8.0 (not currently authorized for VA use, and not tested with the application) A.2. Web Pages In a web-based application, a “page” is the specific area on your computer screen used by a program. You might start on a launch page, for example, and use the menus available to you to move to another, more specific task-oriented page. If you have more than one browser window running at the same time, you can go from one window to another by clicking in each of those windows or by using . You can also move, close, or minimize the application window to make room for another window (see A.2.12. Changing (Resizing) a Browser Window for further instructions on these functions). Elements which may appear on web pages are shown in the following paragraphs. A.2.1. Pop-up Windows These are windows that pop up within (or on top of) a window to provide or request information. Ordinarily, they require some action before they will disappear. Clicking on buttons with the words [OK], [Cancel], [Exit], or something similar usually closes these windows. Sometimes, they can be dismissed by pressing the < Esc > key. A.2.1. Text Box SAMPLES: 1 2 Note how the appearance of the box changes: from a plain line border (SAMPLE 1) to an almost three-dimensional, pale yellow-highlighted field when you tab to it or click in it (SAMPLE 2).
B.4. MouseKeys MouseKeys lets you control the mouse pointer by using the numeric keypad on your keyboard. Press the left-hand < Alt > key plus the left-hand < Shift > key plus the < Num Lock > key to toggle MouseKeys on and off: Figure 150 – Turning On MouseKeys B.5. HighContrast HighContrast improves readability for people with visual impairments by applying a special system color scheme and font size. the left-hand < Shift > key plus the left-hand < Alt > key plus the < Print Screen > key to toggle HighContrast on and off: Figure 151 – Turning on HighContrast