CPL250 Beaker Clinical Pathology Administration
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1. Interface Engine - ANSWER Has powerful tools for manipulating interface
messages
2. Middle Tier Device - ANSWER Helps route interface messages to
appropriate instrument.
3. An advance framework for managing interfaces with third party systems
called... - ANSWER Bridges
4. Clinical Administration - ANSWER Set of text-based menus used to
configure applications (mouse does not work in this field)
5. Hyperspace - ANSWER Graphical user interface (GUI) Used to configure
and perform end-user workflows
6. Clinical Administration & Hyperspace - ANSWER Through these two
applications is how we see chronicles (epic's database management system)
7. Filing Cabinet - ANSWER Chronicles - Epic's database management
system; like a filing cabinet, where all the information is stored
8. Master file - ANSWER Drawer
,9. Record - ANSWER File in the drawer
10.Contact - ANSWER A dated, or versioned, paper form
11.Item - ANSWER A question on a paper form (name, sex, etc.)
12.An answer to a question on a paper form - ANSWER Value
13.If you want to edit a record, how do you determine which record you should
edit? - ANSWER You choose the most recent date provided
14.Which keyboard key allows you to move from one item to the next? -
ANSWER Tab (enter as well)
15.Which keyboard key allows you to move to the item above/below? -
ANSWER Arrow keys (up or down)
16.Which keyboard key allows you to get help text about an item? - ANSWER
Shift + F5
17.Which keyboard key allows you to move to the previous/next screen? -
ANSWER Page up (previous) and page down (next)
18.Which keyboard key allows you to exit this record from any screen? -
ANSWER Shift + F7 (also saves your work)
19.Which keyboard key allows you to re-open the last accessed record (at a
master file prompt)? - ANSWER =
,20.Category List - ANSWER A standard list of values for a specific item
21.Triggers - ANSWER Applications that cause an event to happen (Some are
hard coded, and some are configurable based on workflow)
22.Mapping - ANSWER Decides how values should be interpreted on an
interface
23.Translation table - ANSWER Takes a value and translates it to another
value
24.Identity - ANSWER Framework used for mapping master file records on
interfaces
25.Facility (Chapter 2.3) - ANSWER The most general, all-encompassing level
in Epic and refers to an entire organization or enterprise. (Backbone of the
admin build)
26.Levels on which Beaker CP facility structure is organized... - ANSWER
Facility (LDF)->Laboratory->Section
27.Overall facility structure - ANSWER Facility (General)->Service area-
>Location->Department->Room
->Bed(Specific)
28.HOD - ANSWER Hospital Outpatient Department. Used in areas that
schedule patient appointments and admitted patients
, 29.Virtual Departments - ANSWER Patients are not scheduled or admitted
here
30.Outpatient Department - ANSWER Used in areas that only schedule patient
appointments
31.Hospital Unit - ANSWER Necessary for areas where patients are admitted
ADT(Admission, Discharge, and Transfer)
32.Records for configuration hierarchy - ANSWER Test>Lab>Facility. This
means that to find specific settings, the system will look to the test record
first, then the laboratory record, and finally the facility record.
33.Receiving extensions (2.7) - ANSWER Used to prevent lab techs from
receiving specimens that do not meet certain criteria (i.e. missing
information)
34.Receiving behavior (2.7) - ANSWER Specify whether specimens should be
received in their destination lab or into the lab you are logged into(this is the
default and recommended option)
35.TAT Basis (2.7) - ANSWER The TAT Basis field indicates how the
turnaround time should be calculated when a test is from one lab to another.
First Received Instant (When the test is first received into the initial lab)
Last Received Instant (When the test is last received into the final lab)
Complete Exam Study Guide with 100% Correct
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1. Interface Engine - ANSWER Has powerful tools for manipulating interface
messages
2. Middle Tier Device - ANSWER Helps route interface messages to
appropriate instrument.
3. An advance framework for managing interfaces with third party systems
called... - ANSWER Bridges
4. Clinical Administration - ANSWER Set of text-based menus used to
configure applications (mouse does not work in this field)
5. Hyperspace - ANSWER Graphical user interface (GUI) Used to configure
and perform end-user workflows
6. Clinical Administration & Hyperspace - ANSWER Through these two
applications is how we see chronicles (epic's database management system)
7. Filing Cabinet - ANSWER Chronicles - Epic's database management
system; like a filing cabinet, where all the information is stored
8. Master file - ANSWER Drawer
,9. Record - ANSWER File in the drawer
10.Contact - ANSWER A dated, or versioned, paper form
11.Item - ANSWER A question on a paper form (name, sex, etc.)
12.An answer to a question on a paper form - ANSWER Value
13.If you want to edit a record, how do you determine which record you should
edit? - ANSWER You choose the most recent date provided
14.Which keyboard key allows you to move from one item to the next? -
ANSWER Tab (enter as well)
15.Which keyboard key allows you to move to the item above/below? -
ANSWER Arrow keys (up or down)
16.Which keyboard key allows you to get help text about an item? - ANSWER
Shift + F5
17.Which keyboard key allows you to move to the previous/next screen? -
ANSWER Page up (previous) and page down (next)
18.Which keyboard key allows you to exit this record from any screen? -
ANSWER Shift + F7 (also saves your work)
19.Which keyboard key allows you to re-open the last accessed record (at a
master file prompt)? - ANSWER =
,20.Category List - ANSWER A standard list of values for a specific item
21.Triggers - ANSWER Applications that cause an event to happen (Some are
hard coded, and some are configurable based on workflow)
22.Mapping - ANSWER Decides how values should be interpreted on an
interface
23.Translation table - ANSWER Takes a value and translates it to another
value
24.Identity - ANSWER Framework used for mapping master file records on
interfaces
25.Facility (Chapter 2.3) - ANSWER The most general, all-encompassing level
in Epic and refers to an entire organization or enterprise. (Backbone of the
admin build)
26.Levels on which Beaker CP facility structure is organized... - ANSWER
Facility (LDF)->Laboratory->Section
27.Overall facility structure - ANSWER Facility (General)->Service area-
>Location->Department->Room
->Bed(Specific)
28.HOD - ANSWER Hospital Outpatient Department. Used in areas that
schedule patient appointments and admitted patients
, 29.Virtual Departments - ANSWER Patients are not scheduled or admitted
here
30.Outpatient Department - ANSWER Used in areas that only schedule patient
appointments
31.Hospital Unit - ANSWER Necessary for areas where patients are admitted
ADT(Admission, Discharge, and Transfer)
32.Records for configuration hierarchy - ANSWER Test>Lab>Facility. This
means that to find specific settings, the system will look to the test record
first, then the laboratory record, and finally the facility record.
33.Receiving extensions (2.7) - ANSWER Used to prevent lab techs from
receiving specimens that do not meet certain criteria (i.e. missing
information)
34.Receiving behavior (2.7) - ANSWER Specify whether specimens should be
received in their destination lab or into the lab you are logged into(this is the
default and recommended option)
35.TAT Basis (2.7) - ANSWER The TAT Basis field indicates how the
turnaround time should be calculated when a test is from one lab to another.
First Received Instant (When the test is first received into the initial lab)
Last Received Instant (When the test is last received into the final lab)
