CUPID ADMIN CAR400 ACTUAL TEST
PAPER QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
EXPERT VERIFIED ANSWER GUIDE
⩥ Location.
Answer: represents clinics and hospitals; revenue reporting can happen
at this level
⩥ Service Area.
Answer: represents separate business entities within organization; exists
mainly for Epic's billing applications; each tracks Accounts Receivable
separately
⩥ Department.
Answer: represents places where users log in or where patients receive
care; determines where procedures are scheduled and performed;
providers and resources are only scheduled in specific ones
⩥ HOD.
Answer: most cardiology departments set up this way because clinicians
see both inpatients and outpatients, so need access to both sets of tools;
allow clinicians to use inpatient tools in an outpatient setting
, ⩥ Non-human provider.
Answer: something like a modality or room that can be scheduled with a
patient
⩥ Scheduling pool.
Answer: group together modalities that can accommodate a certain
appointment; most often contain non-human provider records; linked in
visit type records
⩥ Reading pool.
Answer: used to send studies to appropriate Reading Work List report;
does not contain providers; linked in procedure, procedure category,
department, and Reading Work List records
⩥ Resource type.
Answer: represents generic type of provider that can be used for conflict
checking at the point of scheduling; can be used to prevent overbooking
⩥ Conflict Checking.
Answer: if turned on, schedulers will see a warning if they try to book
more appointments or cases than you have resources available
⩥ Area.
PAPER QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
EXPERT VERIFIED ANSWER GUIDE
⩥ Location.
Answer: represents clinics and hospitals; revenue reporting can happen
at this level
⩥ Service Area.
Answer: represents separate business entities within organization; exists
mainly for Epic's billing applications; each tracks Accounts Receivable
separately
⩥ Department.
Answer: represents places where users log in or where patients receive
care; determines where procedures are scheduled and performed;
providers and resources are only scheduled in specific ones
⩥ HOD.
Answer: most cardiology departments set up this way because clinicians
see both inpatients and outpatients, so need access to both sets of tools;
allow clinicians to use inpatient tools in an outpatient setting
, ⩥ Non-human provider.
Answer: something like a modality or room that can be scheduled with a
patient
⩥ Scheduling pool.
Answer: group together modalities that can accommodate a certain
appointment; most often contain non-human provider records; linked in
visit type records
⩥ Reading pool.
Answer: used to send studies to appropriate Reading Work List report;
does not contain providers; linked in procedure, procedure category,
department, and Reading Work List records
⩥ Resource type.
Answer: represents generic type of provider that can be used for conflict
checking at the point of scheduling; can be used to prevent overbooking
⩥ Conflict Checking.
Answer: if turned on, schedulers will see a warning if they try to book
more appointments or cases than you have resources available
⩥ Area.
