How would you add criteria to look to see if the patient\'s city is listed in their record?

• A. Search for the city property and add it to the rule with the correct operator and value.
• B. Create a new city-specific rule and save it.
• C. Edit the patient’s city to match the rule.
• D. Remove any city criteria to simplify the rule.

Answer: (A)

Adding criteria means attaching a condition to the rule that checks a specific field in the record. Here, you locate the city field on the patient’s record and include it as a criterion, using an operator (like equals) and the city value you’re interested in. This makes the rule evaluate to true when the patient’s city matches that value, which is exactly how you determine if the city is listed.

Creating a new city-specific rule would create a separate rule rather than incorporating this check into the existing one. Editing the patient’s city changes the data itself, not the rule. Removing city criteria would remove the check altogether.