Core Analyst Badge Exam Questions & Answers
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What is a record viewer?
Correct Answer:
Tool that allows administrators to view data from records in the
system.
What is a record?
Correct Answer:
Records store information about one specific entity in the master file.
For example, each patient has one record in the EPT master file.
What is an item?
Correct Answer:
Question prompt on a standardized form
What is a value?
Correct Answer:
The answer to that item (question prompt) on a standardized form
What is a Networked Record?
Correct Answer:
,These are records that contain items that have values that point
towards records in other master files.
What is a search condition?
Correct Answer:
criteria used for a search.
What is a subset?
Correct Answer:
A structure used to hold records and contacts from master files
What is a build comparison?
Correct Answer:
A tool that allows you to compare build.
What can build comparison compare?
Correct Answer:
Between two records within the same environment
Between multiple contacts of a record in the same environment
Of one record across multiple environments
Of a category list across multiple environments
What is a no-add?
Correct Answer:
Items whose data does not change over time.
How do you navigate record viewer in Hyperspace and Text?
Correct Answer:
Hyperspace:
Login as administrator
Find Record Viewer button at top of toolbar
Text:
,Login to Text
Select option for record viewer (32 currently)
How do you jump between networked records in Hyperspace?
Correct Answer:
When a link is present for an item, you can click on it and jump
between networked records.
How do you perform Record Viewer searches using Chart Search?
Correct Answer:
Open Chart Search (click in box or press Ctrl+SPACE)
Enter three parameters, with the first two being required:
<INI>___<Record ID> or <Search term>___@<Item Number>
How do you perform a basic search?
Correct Answer:
Log in to text
Choose Chronicles
Enter the Database you are interested in searching
Select Search
Select Search
Select which records to go through (all, a subset <set [name of
subset]>, a range of records [record ID lower bound]:[record ID upper
bound], or a key value <key[item #]= <value>:<value [if applicable]>)
Select the contacts
Determine Order
Determine if to show hidden records
Enter the condition
Enter if condition should be true
Determine if you want to save results as subset
Print Format: ID
Determine if you want to save your conditions
Select Printout
, How do you perform a search on a networked item?
Correct Answer:
Log in to text
Enter Chronicles
Enter the database you would like to search for the networked record
(not the database the networked record of interest is from)
Enter Search
Enter Search
Enter parameters per desires
At condition, you can restrict a search based on networked records
with a particular characteristic (<item # containing networked
record>/<item # in networked record with characteristic>) or view a
list of items in networked database (<item # containing networked
record>/?)
What is the difference between using Record Viewer in Hyperspace
and Text?
Correct Answer:
Hyperspace:
Only one record at a time
Only one contact at a time
Can specify range of items
Can use Ctrl+F to search
Can see blank items (toggle on or off)
Can jump into networked records
Text:
Can see multiple records
Can see multiple contacts
Can specify range of items
Cannot use Ctrl+F
Cannot see blank items
Cannot jump into networked records easily
| Certification Study Guide |100% Verified and
Updated |Graded A + |The Latest One |Brand
new Version!!!!
What is a record viewer?
Correct Answer:
Tool that allows administrators to view data from records in the
system.
What is a record?
Correct Answer:
Records store information about one specific entity in the master file.
For example, each patient has one record in the EPT master file.
What is an item?
Correct Answer:
Question prompt on a standardized form
What is a value?
Correct Answer:
The answer to that item (question prompt) on a standardized form
What is a Networked Record?
Correct Answer:
,These are records that contain items that have values that point
towards records in other master files.
What is a search condition?
Correct Answer:
criteria used for a search.
What is a subset?
Correct Answer:
A structure used to hold records and contacts from master files
What is a build comparison?
Correct Answer:
A tool that allows you to compare build.
What can build comparison compare?
Correct Answer:
Between two records within the same environment
Between multiple contacts of a record in the same environment
Of one record across multiple environments
Of a category list across multiple environments
What is a no-add?
Correct Answer:
Items whose data does not change over time.
How do you navigate record viewer in Hyperspace and Text?
Correct Answer:
Hyperspace:
Login as administrator
Find Record Viewer button at top of toolbar
Text:
,Login to Text
Select option for record viewer (32 currently)
How do you jump between networked records in Hyperspace?
Correct Answer:
When a link is present for an item, you can click on it and jump
between networked records.
How do you perform Record Viewer searches using Chart Search?
Correct Answer:
Open Chart Search (click in box or press Ctrl+SPACE)
Enter three parameters, with the first two being required:
<INI>___<Record ID> or <Search term>___@<Item Number>
How do you perform a basic search?
Correct Answer:
Log in to text
Choose Chronicles
Enter the Database you are interested in searching
Select Search
Select Search
Select which records to go through (all, a subset <set [name of
subset]>, a range of records [record ID lower bound]:[record ID upper
bound], or a key value <key[item #]= <value>:<value [if applicable]>)
Select the contacts
Determine Order
Determine if to show hidden records
Enter the condition
Enter if condition should be true
Determine if you want to save results as subset
Print Format: ID
Determine if you want to save your conditions
Select Printout
, How do you perform a search on a networked item?
Correct Answer:
Log in to text
Enter Chronicles
Enter the database you would like to search for the networked record
(not the database the networked record of interest is from)
Enter Search
Enter Search
Enter parameters per desires
At condition, you can restrict a search based on networked records
with a particular characteristic (<item # containing networked
record>/<item # in networked record with characteristic>) or view a
list of items in networked database (<item # containing networked
record>/?)
What is the difference between using Record Viewer in Hyperspace
and Text?
Correct Answer:
Hyperspace:
Only one record at a time
Only one contact at a time
Can specify range of items
Can use Ctrl+F to search
Can see blank items (toggle on or off)
Can jump into networked records
Text:
Can see multiple records
Can see multiple contacts
Can specify range of items
Cannot use Ctrl+F
Cannot see blank items
Cannot jump into networked records easily
