What UI indicator shows end users what a template searches?

• A. Search hyperlink says Patients.
• B. Show Summary tab status is shown.
• C. ENCOUNTER DX default parameter status.
• D. PCP date fields Visible status.

Answer: (A)

The main idea is to make the scope of what the template searches obvious in the user interface. When a template is set to search patient records, the UI should clearly communicate that target so users know exactly what data will be queried. A search hyperlink whose text reads Patients directly conveys that the search will look through patient records, leaving little room for ambiguity.

Other clues like showing whether a Summary tab is open, or indicating a default parameter status for encounters or the visibility of PCP date fields, don’t reveal what data domain the search targets. They describe UI state or form behavior, not the actual search scope. By labeling the search control with Patients, users immediately understand the domain being searched, reducing mistakes and improving workflow efficiency.