CPL250 COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE
2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
• If you want to edit a record, how do you determine which record you should
edit?.
Answer: You choose the most recent date provided
• One performable procedure (EAP) can be linked to multiple test records
(OVT). T/F.
Answer: False
• You can trigger the primary charge for a test at the point of specimen
receiving. T/F.
Answer: True
• What type of record do you need to build so users can order a test?.
Answer: Procedure (EAP)
• Reflex actions.
Answer: This allows you to automatically order repeats or additional testing,
execute extensions, or send in basket messages based on a test's results.
• Which of the following statuses are available for QC materials?.
Answer: Active, Evaluating and Inactive
• Paper size.
Answer: The overall size of the paper you are printing your labels on (in
inches).
• Which of the following records could the system consult to determine the
laboratory to which a specimen will accession?.
Answer: Beaker facility (LDF 1),Department (DEP) and Test (OVT)
• In the procedure category for Lab Blood Orderables, four allowed order
classes were specified. However, when end users order a particular
, procedure belonging to that category, there are only three allowed order
classes. Why?.
Answer: Only three order classes were listed in the procedure (EAP).
• The order of result components in Result Entry and on printed Result
Reports must be the same. T/F.
Answer: False
• A component's ID is stored in which of the following fields of an HL7
message?.
Answer: OBX-3
• Use this scenario to answer question 9: You are reviewing your
organization's build for the Glucose Fasting procedure and the Lab Blood
Orderables procedure category. You find the following settings: The
procedure record, Glucose Fasting, lists the following allowed order classes:
Unit Collect. The procedure category that Glucose Fasting is linked to, Lab
Blood Orderables, lists the following allowed order classes: Lab Collect and
Clinic Collect. When ordering a Glucose Fasting test, end users will be able
to select from the following order classes: Lab Collect, Clinic Collect, and
Unit Collect. T/F.
Answer: False
• Accessioning form.
Answer: Defines parts of how collection will work, including the specimen
ID length, the sequence the tests should be collected in, and a ranked list of
labs.
• Default Turnaround Time (TAT) Values.
Answer: The turnaround time you enter in the TAT field reflects the amount
of time that can elapse before results are expected for tests of a certain
priority
• Virtual Departments.
Answer: Patients are not scheduled or admitted here
• What does the "prevent template creation in results entry" check box
, determine? (6.5).
Answer: Whether or not the test should be added to templates such as result
entry result templates.
• Item.
Answer: (Question) a prompt for a piece of info: Specimen type, DOB
Collection date
• Rule of Specificity.
Answer: Settings that are at a more specific level take precedence over the
same settings at a more general level
• What type of questionnaire should you create in order for it to be presented
at the time of collection?.
Answer: Lab Order Questionnaire
• You can only set up QC checking for one method for a QC material T/F.
Answer: False
• What type of record do you need to build so a test and a question can be
linked together?.
Answer: Questionaire (LQF)
• How can you quickly exit a record from any screen in text? (Chapter 2).
Answer: Shift +F7
• How do you navigate to reports setting from result entry?.
Answer: Actions>Views>Settings
• You are setting up automatically ordered QC in your method record, but you
are unable to add your test record into a required field. Why might your test
record not be showing up?.
Answer: Your test record does not list the method record as an available
method
• Which record defines the display and summary items?.
Answer: Order Composer Configuration (OCC)
• Value (CER rule).
2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
• If you want to edit a record, how do you determine which record you should
edit?.
Answer: You choose the most recent date provided
• One performable procedure (EAP) can be linked to multiple test records
(OVT). T/F.
Answer: False
• You can trigger the primary charge for a test at the point of specimen
receiving. T/F.
Answer: True
• What type of record do you need to build so users can order a test?.
Answer: Procedure (EAP)
• Reflex actions.
Answer: This allows you to automatically order repeats or additional testing,
execute extensions, or send in basket messages based on a test's results.
• Which of the following statuses are available for QC materials?.
Answer: Active, Evaluating and Inactive
• Paper size.
Answer: The overall size of the paper you are printing your labels on (in
inches).
• Which of the following records could the system consult to determine the
laboratory to which a specimen will accession?.
Answer: Beaker facility (LDF 1),Department (DEP) and Test (OVT)
• In the procedure category for Lab Blood Orderables, four allowed order
classes were specified. However, when end users order a particular
, procedure belonging to that category, there are only three allowed order
classes. Why?.
Answer: Only three order classes were listed in the procedure (EAP).
• The order of result components in Result Entry and on printed Result
Reports must be the same. T/F.
Answer: False
• A component's ID is stored in which of the following fields of an HL7
message?.
Answer: OBX-3
• Use this scenario to answer question 9: You are reviewing your
organization's build for the Glucose Fasting procedure and the Lab Blood
Orderables procedure category. You find the following settings: The
procedure record, Glucose Fasting, lists the following allowed order classes:
Unit Collect. The procedure category that Glucose Fasting is linked to, Lab
Blood Orderables, lists the following allowed order classes: Lab Collect and
Clinic Collect. When ordering a Glucose Fasting test, end users will be able
to select from the following order classes: Lab Collect, Clinic Collect, and
Unit Collect. T/F.
Answer: False
• Accessioning form.
Answer: Defines parts of how collection will work, including the specimen
ID length, the sequence the tests should be collected in, and a ranked list of
labs.
• Default Turnaround Time (TAT) Values.
Answer: The turnaround time you enter in the TAT field reflects the amount
of time that can elapse before results are expected for tests of a certain
priority
• Virtual Departments.
Answer: Patients are not scheduled or admitted here
• What does the "prevent template creation in results entry" check box
, determine? (6.5).
Answer: Whether or not the test should be added to templates such as result
entry result templates.
• Item.
Answer: (Question) a prompt for a piece of info: Specimen type, DOB
Collection date
• Rule of Specificity.
Answer: Settings that are at a more specific level take precedence over the
same settings at a more general level
• What type of questionnaire should you create in order for it to be presented
at the time of collection?.
Answer: Lab Order Questionnaire
• You can only set up QC checking for one method for a QC material T/F.
Answer: False
• What type of record do you need to build so a test and a question can be
linked together?.
Answer: Questionaire (LQF)
• How can you quickly exit a record from any screen in text? (Chapter 2).
Answer: Shift +F7
• How do you navigate to reports setting from result entry?.
Answer: Actions>Views>Settings
• You are setting up automatically ordered QC in your method record, but you
are unable to add your test record into a required field. Why might your test
record not be showing up?.
Answer: Your test record does not list the method record as an available
method
• Which record defines the display and summary items?.
Answer: Order Composer Configuration (OCC)
• Value (CER rule).
