Epic Bridges review - Lesson 3 Exam
(questions and Answers) latest 2024
Chronicles - CORRECT ANSWER- is Epic's integrated production database.
chronicles - CORRECT ANSWER-Data in Epic is stored in effectively the same way.
The storage system as a whole is called .
master files - CORRECT ANSWER-Within Chronicles, data is separated into
. Such as the patient master file, provider master file, and medication
master file.
INI - CORRECT ANSWER-All master files have a three character abbreviation called an
records - CORRECT ANSWER-In Chronicles, are subsets of the master files.
Eg. A file of a patient (John) is considered a record within the EPT Patient master file.
contacts - CORRECT ANSWER-In Chronicles, are subsets of records. A
significant occurrence in the life of a record. Eg. John's hospital admission. A single
record can have many .
items - CORRECT ANSWER-In Chronicles, are subsets of contacts. A
discrete element of data that can be collected. Eg. attending provider, diagnosis or
social security number. It can also store multiple lines of data.
lines - CORRECT ANSWER-In Chronicles, are subsets of items
left click - CORRECT ANSWER-One method to find where the data lives in Chronicles
through Hyperspace is the ctrl + method
item - CORRECT ANSWER-Every item has a unique number. Most
numbers can be used for different purposes by different master files. Eg. For an EPT
(patient) record, item 60 hold the patient's address, in ORD, item 60 holds the order's
class.
item.1 - record ID - CORRECT ANSWER-Every record in Chronicles has a unique
identifier held in item . A record ID is unique within a master file, but not
across master files. *Chronicles records are always accessed using both an INI and a
record ID to prevent conflict.
(questions and Answers) latest 2024
Chronicles - CORRECT ANSWER- is Epic's integrated production database.
chronicles - CORRECT ANSWER-Data in Epic is stored in effectively the same way.
The storage system as a whole is called .
master files - CORRECT ANSWER-Within Chronicles, data is separated into
. Such as the patient master file, provider master file, and medication
master file.
INI - CORRECT ANSWER-All master files have a three character abbreviation called an
records - CORRECT ANSWER-In Chronicles, are subsets of the master files.
Eg. A file of a patient (John) is considered a record within the EPT Patient master file.
contacts - CORRECT ANSWER-In Chronicles, are subsets of records. A
significant occurrence in the life of a record. Eg. John's hospital admission. A single
record can have many .
items - CORRECT ANSWER-In Chronicles, are subsets of contacts. A
discrete element of data that can be collected. Eg. attending provider, diagnosis or
social security number. It can also store multiple lines of data.
lines - CORRECT ANSWER-In Chronicles, are subsets of items
left click - CORRECT ANSWER-One method to find where the data lives in Chronicles
through Hyperspace is the ctrl + method
item - CORRECT ANSWER-Every item has a unique number. Most
numbers can be used for different purposes by different master files. Eg. For an EPT
(patient) record, item 60 hold the patient's address, in ORD, item 60 holds the order's
class.
item.1 - record ID - CORRECT ANSWER-Every record in Chronicles has a unique
identifier held in item . A record ID is unique within a master file, but not
across master files. *Chronicles records are always accessed using both an INI and a
record ID to prevent conflict.
