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CLR Clarity Data Model Exam Version A Newest 2026/2027
Complete 100 Questions And Correct Answers (Verified
Answers) |Already Graded A+||Best Brand New Edition||Sure
Exams||Sure Pass!!!
If an items add type is no add and the response type is single
what element will be present in the primary key of the table
that extracts the item? - ANSWER-Record ID


What value is stored in a networked item? - ANSWER-The .1 of
a Chronicles record or the CSN of a contact on a Chronicles
record


You have a patient query and would like to display the name of
the patients providers. Item EPT 18867 Admitting Provider is a
networked item that points to the SER master file. How can you
use Column Search help to display the name of the admitting
provider - ANSWER-Use Column Search on EPT 18867 to find
the foreign key column in the starting table. You can also use
Column Search on SER .2 to find the table that stores provider
names. Use the foreign key of the starting table to join to the
primary key of the destination table.T


True or False Would it be possible to have more than one copy
of the same table in one report? Why or Why not? - ANSWER-
True because Chronicles master files can reference each other

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multiple times there are multiple ways to link Clarity tables
together.?


If an items response type is multiple what element will be
present in the primary key of the table that extracts the item? -
ANSWER-LINE


What is the most common database object in Clarity - ANSWER-
Extracted tables are the most common database object in
Clarity.


The Clarity data model - ANSWER-simplifies the Clarity ETL
process allowing data to move efficiently from Chronicles to
Clarity.


A number of view and derived tables have been developed by
Epic - ANSWER-These database objects obtain information from
existing extracted tables and combine data together in one
place for ease of reporting.


ER Diagrams - ANSWER-Entity Relationship Diagram. A visual
tool that shows relationships between database objects
relevant to a particular reporting area.

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Contain information such as:
Common tables and their links for a particular reporting area.
Relationship cardinality of frequent joins.
ER Diagrams will not document all possible joins between
Clarity tables.


Data Mart - ANSWER-Subset of date designed to meet the
needs of specific reporting area.
Views and Derived tables are considered SQL based data marts
which use information already stored in Clarity database.


Dependent Database Objects - ANSWER-Section of the
Summary tab. Provides a list of Clarity tables and columns and
even views and derived tables that form the underlying
structure of a given database object.
Clarity Console verifies that all dependent database objects
have finished loading data before running any scripts to
populate derived tables.


Entity - ANSWER-A person, place or concept about which
information is kept. An entity is a database object in the Clarity
Data Model.

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Relationship - ANSWER-An association between two entities. A
relationship is a foreign key in the Clarity Data Model


Parent - ANSWER-An entity that contributes a foreign key to
another entity. The one side of a one to many relationship


Child - ANSWER-An entity that inherits a foreign key from
another entity. The many side of a one to many relationship


Cardinality - ANSWER-The numeric relationship between rows
in the parent table and rows in the child table. This usually
denoted in the "M to N" statement. For example one to one or
zero to one to one or more


Existence - ANSWER-Also known as optionality. Existence refers
to whether or not the child entity must have a parent entity.
There are two kinds of existence mandatory and optional.


Mandatory Existence - ANSWER-Ifs not possible for the foreign
key in the parent entity to have a null value in the child entity.
For example the relationship between PAT_ENC.PAT_ID and
PATIENT.PAT_ID is mandatory because there cannot be an
encounter for a patient without having the patient. The

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