> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://manual.egclinea.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://manual.egclinea.com/patienthovedet/skaermbillede_patienthovedet/yderligere-visningsmuligheder_patienthovedet.md).

# Yderligere visningsmuligheder

Der er forskellige muligheder i henhold til hvad der vises i nederste del af skærmbilledet på Patienthovedet.

## Resume

Hvis ønsket er det mulig at få **resume** vist i den nederste del af **Patienthovedet** i stedet for **relationer**. Herfra skiftes der til familierelationer og tilbage igen med <kbd>F3</kbd>. Dette er en indstilling på brugerniveau, som sættes op i [Systemmanageren.](/systemmanager/system/brugere.md)

Resume kan også findes under <kbd>Ctrl+Q</kbd>. Kun fra <kbd>Ctrl+Q</kbd> er det muligt at printe.

I Resume er det via højreklik muligt at vælge en zoom funktion alt efter hvor stor/lille skrifttype, der ønskes.

I Resume kan konverteret resume fra diagnosekoder fra diverse modtagne epikriser i Beskeder og fra journalen vises, såfremt dette er sat op af EG Clinea.

## Billede

En anden mulighed er at få et billede i patienthovedet nederst til højre. Dette sættes op af EG Clinea og kræver modulet Media.


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