INP 402 Exam Newest Exam 2026 | EpicCare Inpatient
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What is the largest piece of flowsheet build and why? ---------CORRECT ANSWER---
--------------Building the template & adding the appropriate groups; because all
groups must be build before a template can be finished.
The group in which a row should appear if someone adds the row individually to a
flowsheet; not the same as attaching the row to the group. ---------CORRECT
ANSWER-----------------Preferred Group
Values below/above these numbers generate a warning flag in the flowsheet cell.
---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Warning Min/Max
Indicates the record can be used in a production environment with real patient
data; causes certain fields to grey out, aka become uneditable. ---------CORRECT
ANSWER-----------------Released
Functionality that automatically adds, or prompts you to add, specific flowsheet
rows & groups to a flowsheet template when a value in a row meets a specified
condition. ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Cascading
,If NOT in the group record, what happens when you add a row manually to a
flowsheet using the Add Rows button? ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------It
appears at the bottom under Other.
Allow remove? and Start Removed usually are selected together: why? ---------
CORRECT ANSWER-----------------So users can remove the group if they chose it in
error.
Which flowsheet records can be released: rows, groups, or templates? ---------
CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Rows & groups
Used to release records en-masse. ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Text-
side utility
Where do you configure cascading & the rows that are added? ---------CORRECT
ANSWER-----------------In the row that triggers the cascade.
The model of clinical documentation where a clinician records only abnormal
values. ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Charting to a definition (aka
charting by exception)
,Add new groups and rows to the flowsheet without additional input from the
user; guides the user (disadvantage is use of space). ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----
------------Automatic cascades
Allow the user to pick which groups and rows to add to the flowsheet; hides items
not often needed (disadvantage is popup fatigue/unable to find); best to use
when true choices must be made. ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------
Prompted cascades
Why not mark the entire group as Start Removed? ---------CORRECT ANSWER-------
----------You would not see the WDL row.
WDL rows that cause rows to cascade should do what? ---------CORRECT ANSWER-
----------------1-Be able to be documented by typing "WDL" or "X"
2-Provide a definition of defined limits for your organization
3-Cause rows to cascade (automatically, if appropriate)
Select this check box if users should be able to right-click the row in Doc
Flowsheets & copy a previous assessment to the current time column. ---------
CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Allow copy forward
, Select this check box to allow users to view or copy data in this row from a
previous encounter into the current one. ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------
Cross Encounter
Include instructions for your end users on how to document in this row;
information here appears in the Details report in the Flowsheets activity. ---------
CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Row information
Section where you specify the condition triggering the cascade. ---------CORRECT
ANSWER-----------------Top table of the Cascading Flowsheet
Section where you list the groups or rows that should appear when the cascade is
triggered as well as method in which they will appear (automatically or prompted)
---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Bottom table of the Cascading Flowsheet
The logical operator to determine if cascading rows are triggered. ---------CORRECT
ANSWER-----------------Comparison Operator (equal, greater than, greater than or
equal, less than, less than or equal, not equal)
Free text field; not case sensitive. ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------
Comparison Value
Clinical Exam | All Questions and Correct Answers |
Verified Answers | Just Released
What is the largest piece of flowsheet build and why? ---------CORRECT ANSWER---
--------------Building the template & adding the appropriate groups; because all
groups must be build before a template can be finished.
The group in which a row should appear if someone adds the row individually to a
flowsheet; not the same as attaching the row to the group. ---------CORRECT
ANSWER-----------------Preferred Group
Values below/above these numbers generate a warning flag in the flowsheet cell.
---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Warning Min/Max
Indicates the record can be used in a production environment with real patient
data; causes certain fields to grey out, aka become uneditable. ---------CORRECT
ANSWER-----------------Released
Functionality that automatically adds, or prompts you to add, specific flowsheet
rows & groups to a flowsheet template when a value in a row meets a specified
condition. ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Cascading
,If NOT in the group record, what happens when you add a row manually to a
flowsheet using the Add Rows button? ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------It
appears at the bottom under Other.
Allow remove? and Start Removed usually are selected together: why? ---------
CORRECT ANSWER-----------------So users can remove the group if they chose it in
error.
Which flowsheet records can be released: rows, groups, or templates? ---------
CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Rows & groups
Used to release records en-masse. ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Text-
side utility
Where do you configure cascading & the rows that are added? ---------CORRECT
ANSWER-----------------In the row that triggers the cascade.
The model of clinical documentation where a clinician records only abnormal
values. ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Charting to a definition (aka
charting by exception)
,Add new groups and rows to the flowsheet without additional input from the
user; guides the user (disadvantage is use of space). ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----
------------Automatic cascades
Allow the user to pick which groups and rows to add to the flowsheet; hides items
not often needed (disadvantage is popup fatigue/unable to find); best to use
when true choices must be made. ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------
Prompted cascades
Why not mark the entire group as Start Removed? ---------CORRECT ANSWER-------
----------You would not see the WDL row.
WDL rows that cause rows to cascade should do what? ---------CORRECT ANSWER-
----------------1-Be able to be documented by typing "WDL" or "X"
2-Provide a definition of defined limits for your organization
3-Cause rows to cascade (automatically, if appropriate)
Select this check box if users should be able to right-click the row in Doc
Flowsheets & copy a previous assessment to the current time column. ---------
CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Allow copy forward
, Select this check box to allow users to view or copy data in this row from a
previous encounter into the current one. ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------
Cross Encounter
Include instructions for your end users on how to document in this row;
information here appears in the Details report in the Flowsheets activity. ---------
CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Row information
Section where you specify the condition triggering the cascade. ---------CORRECT
ANSWER-----------------Top table of the Cascading Flowsheet
Section where you list the groups or rows that should appear when the cascade is
triggered as well as method in which they will appear (automatically or prompted)
---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------Bottom table of the Cascading Flowsheet
The logical operator to determine if cascading rows are triggered. ---------CORRECT
ANSWER-----------------Comparison Operator (equal, greater than, greater than or
equal, less than, less than or equal, not equal)
Free text field; not case sensitive. ---------CORRECT ANSWER-----------------
Comparison Value
