INP 401 EPIC Exam 1 Questions with Correct
Answers
At which of the three levels for procedure order configuration (Procedure, Procedure
Category, or System Definitions) could you potentially do ALL of your build? Why
would this be a bad idea?
It is possible to make all settings at the Procedure (EAP) level. However, doing so would be
inefficient and difficult to maintain.
True or False? Linking your Procedures to a Procedure Category is optional.
False. All Procedures must be linked to a Procedure Category. The link is made in the
Procedure record.
On which screen are the buttons for priority and frequency that display in the Order
Composer configured?
Buttons for priority and frequency are set on the Inpatient Order Composer Button Selections
- I screen (also referred to as the tic-tac-toe screen).
At which of the three levels for procedure order configuration (Procedure, Procedure
Category, or System Definitions) can you set a default frequency?
A default frequency can be set at the Procedure (EAP) or Procedure Category (EDP) level.
Refer to the Where Can Settings Be Made table earlier in this chapter.
You remove Priority from the display items for your diet orders. But when you test one
of your diet orders, Priority shows up as the last display item. What might be causing
that?
Priority is probably a required item. Check the item control fields in the OCCs ATTACHED
at
, Procedure, Procedure Category, and System Definitions. A required item will always display,
even if it's not a display item.
True or False? If there are Item Control settings in OCCs at both the Procedure and
Procedure Category level, the settings at the Category level will not affect the order.
False. Item Control is cumulative, so settings from both the Category and Procedure level
OCCs will affect the order.
Your facility decides that all diet orders don't need to display a Priority.
How can you make that change? At which level (Procedure, Procedure Category, or
System Definitions) would you make that change?
These changes should be made in the OCC record attached to the Procedure Category for diet
orders.
If you don't want to display a Priority, Priority should NOT be listed as a display item in the
OCC. You'll also need to use item control to set Priority to "not required" in the OCC record.
(Remember, required items will always display!)
At which Procedure levels does the OCC attach?
Procedure (EAP),
Procedure Category (EDP), and
System Definitions (LSD)
At which Procedure levels do the Process Instructions
(SmartText) attach?
Procedure (EAP) and Procedure Category (EDP)
What value request cannot be removed from an order.
Answers
At which of the three levels for procedure order configuration (Procedure, Procedure
Category, or System Definitions) could you potentially do ALL of your build? Why
would this be a bad idea?
It is possible to make all settings at the Procedure (EAP) level. However, doing so would be
inefficient and difficult to maintain.
True or False? Linking your Procedures to a Procedure Category is optional.
False. All Procedures must be linked to a Procedure Category. The link is made in the
Procedure record.
On which screen are the buttons for priority and frequency that display in the Order
Composer configured?
Buttons for priority and frequency are set on the Inpatient Order Composer Button Selections
- I screen (also referred to as the tic-tac-toe screen).
At which of the three levels for procedure order configuration (Procedure, Procedure
Category, or System Definitions) can you set a default frequency?
A default frequency can be set at the Procedure (EAP) or Procedure Category (EDP) level.
Refer to the Where Can Settings Be Made table earlier in this chapter.
You remove Priority from the display items for your diet orders. But when you test one
of your diet orders, Priority shows up as the last display item. What might be causing
that?
Priority is probably a required item. Check the item control fields in the OCCs ATTACHED
at
, Procedure, Procedure Category, and System Definitions. A required item will always display,
even if it's not a display item.
True or False? If there are Item Control settings in OCCs at both the Procedure and
Procedure Category level, the settings at the Category level will not affect the order.
False. Item Control is cumulative, so settings from both the Category and Procedure level
OCCs will affect the order.
Your facility decides that all diet orders don't need to display a Priority.
How can you make that change? At which level (Procedure, Procedure Category, or
System Definitions) would you make that change?
These changes should be made in the OCC record attached to the Procedure Category for diet
orders.
If you don't want to display a Priority, Priority should NOT be listed as a display item in the
OCC. You'll also need to use item control to set Priority to "not required" in the OCC record.
(Remember, required items will always display!)
At which Procedure levels does the OCC attach?
Procedure (EAP),
Procedure Category (EDP), and
System Definitions (LSD)
At which Procedure levels do the Process Instructions
(SmartText) attach?
Procedure (EAP) and Procedure Category (EDP)
What value request cannot be removed from an order.
