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1.

While finalizing a report, you highlight a critical communication statement that you expect to reuse in future cases. You want to save it quickly without leaving the Report Editor, while still using Smart Impression later for the impression section. What should you do?

Highlight the statement and say template that

Generate Smart Impression first so the communication statement is saved automatically

Highlight the statement and say macro that

Open the AutoText Manager and manually rebuild the statement there

2.

A radiologist creates a macro shortcut, but typing it in the Report Editor doesn't uniquely identify the intended macro. What is the best correction?

Refine the shortcut so it remains short but uniquely identifies the macro

Replace the macro with a template

Move the macro into a different folder

Add spaces to make the shortcut easier to read

3.

You created a template for CT abdomen studies and want it to appear in the correct workflow lists and support default behavior later. Which configuration matters first?

A macro shortcut

A Pick List with Enforce enabled

Procedure code categorization

A folder assignment only

4.

A template is already loaded for the current study, but after reviewing the case you realize a different full report structure is more appropriate. What should you do?

Insert a macro so the current template changes in place

Use Auto Categorize from the Report Editor

Use the Default Template dropdown to select the more appropriate template

Edit the current template's name in the AutoText Editor

5.

Your team uses the same technique and dose content across multiple CT templates. You want future wording changes to update everywhere without editing each template individually. What is the best design choice?

Copy the same text into each template so all versions stay independent

Convert the shared sections into macro shortcuts only

Build reusable modules and nest them in the parent templates

Use folders instead of nesting so content updates propagate automatically

6.

You created a personal folder that contains the templates and macros you use at Site A. During reporting, how do you most efficiently find only those entries?

Use only the Search by AutoText name field and leave Owner blank

Use the AutoText pane, select your name as Owner, and filter by the Site A folder

Select a site in Owner and expect the personal folder list to remain available

Recreate the missing AutoText in the current report so no filtering is needed

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