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# Opret effektuering
* **Opret effektuering** i forbindelse med oprettelse af [ny ordination](/medicin_fmk/opret_ordination_med_recept_eller_effektuering.md) eller
* **opret effektuering på eksisterende ordination** ved markering af ordinationen og Alt+Ins.
[Læs trinvis eksempel på opret effektuering på eksisterende ordination](/medicin_fmk/opret_effektuering/trinvis-eksempel_effektuering.md) eller trinvis eksempel på opret ny ordination med effektuering
## Funktioner
Ved oprettelse af effektuering er det muligt i samme billede at **redigere ordinationen**.
Der er effektueringstyperne indgivet og udleveret.
Det er muligt at sætte markering i '***Ordineret ud fra ordinationens dosering*****'** eller **selv angive en dosis**, der er indgivet eller udleveret. Det er også muligt at sætte markering i '***Hel pakning***'.
Ved oprettelse af effektuering (eller recept) vil det resultere i en dato i kolonnen "*Seneste bevægelse*" på det aktuelle medicinkort og dermed hurtigt give overblik over seneste bevægelse på ordinationen.
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