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 • **Account number** – this is specific to the owner.  • **Account number** – this is specific to the owner. 
  
-• **Patient number** – this is specific to the animal/patient.+• **Patient number** – this is specific to the animal/patient. Also known as the patient ID number.
  
-• **Visit number** – this refers to the individual admission event. +• **Visit number** – this refers to the individual admission event-a number assigned for each visit or event. 
  
 These are important because everything we do is associated with these numbers. Knowing if a client or patient has a number is the first thing you need to ascertain how to proceed with any task because if they have a client or patient number then they have been here before OR we have a referral for them in pending. These are important because everything we do is associated with these numbers. Knowing if a client or patient has a number is the first thing you need to ascertain how to proceed with any task because if they have a client or patient number then they have been here before OR we have a referral for them in pending.
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 **Additional Information** **Additional Information**
  
-Archived: an admission event that has not yet occurred INCORRECT This is an admission event that was pending or scheduled and summarily cancelled per the owner or rDVM and has been ARCHIVED as to retain the pertinent event information in the Patient Summary history.+Archived: an admission event that was pending or scheduled and summarily cancelled per the owner or rDVM and has been ARCHIVED as to retain the pertinent event information in the Patient Summary history. 
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 +**Types of identifying numbers within VMIS:**
  
-Types of identifying numbers within VMIS: 
 • Visit #/Admission ID: a number assigned for each visit or event • Visit #/Admission ID: a number assigned for each visit or event
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 • Account #: the client # • Account #: the client #
-• Case #: Patient ID number 
  
-In order to admit a new patient to a specialty area, a referral vet is required. INCORRECT Not all specialty services require a referral.  A referral vet is NOT required for a new patient being admitted to primary care.+• Case #: Patient ID number
  
 +<color #ed1c24>Note: Not all specialty services require a referral.  A referral vet is NOT required for a new patient being admitted to primary care.
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