CLR 110 EXAM PREP 2026 FULL QUESTION
COLLECTION WITH EXPERT SOLUTIONS
◉ If a patient's blood pressure is not collected during a certain visit
to the doctor, you cannot assume that it has not changed since the
last time the patient's blood pressure was taken is an example of
which Add Type?
Answer: Response Each Time
◉ Since both, "response each time" and "lookback" items store data
on the contact, these add types may collectively be referred to as
______ add types
Answer: Overtime
◉ What end users don't generally know is that none of these names
are actually stored in Paul's patient record. Instead, they are looked
up as needed using a Chronicles technique called ______ .
Answer: networking
◉ The EPT items for Hospital Account, Department, and Attending
Providers are all ______ items - that means that they hold a reference
to data from another record someplace else.
Answer: networked
,◉ Networked items in Chronicles are similar to the relational
database concept of ______ ______ .
Answer: foreign keys
◉ Sometimes the data point in question isn't explicitly displayed
anywhere in Chronicles, for example a system-generated ______
Answer: Timestamp.
◉ A physician needs a report involving patient weights. Weights are
entered in Hyperspace in flowsheets, and the Ctrl+left click method
does not work on flowsheets. You need to find out where in
Chronicles a patient's weight lives.
To meet this need, you would start with the ______ ______
Answer: Record Viewer
◉ Unfortunately, none of the results for a search correspond to
Greg's weight. Since looking for the exact value entered did not yield
any results, we have to try something else. Since items have names
in addition to numbers, we can try searching by a keyword. Enter
"______" in the Find field
Answer: weight
, ◉ In Record Viewer, click the name of the item to open ______ ______
where you can see the item's characteristics.
Answer: Item Editor
◉ Item Editor
A ______ of what the item holds. Note that many items may have
similar names and descriptions, so this should be the start, not the
end of your investigation
Answer: Description
◉ If you prefer working in Epic text, you can also use the text utility
______, which will also allow you to view Chronicles data without
some of the visual polish of the Record Viewer
Answer: d ^EAVIEWID
◉ In summary, using the Record Viewer you can find the item you're
looking for by following this process:
1. Search for a known value in the Record Viewer using a ______ ______.
2. If step 1 is unsuccessful, search for the item in the ______
______using a keyword in the Ctrl + F search.
3. In ______ ______, check to make sure the item characteristics match
those you would expect for the item.
Answer: 1. Ctrl + F search
COLLECTION WITH EXPERT SOLUTIONS
◉ If a patient's blood pressure is not collected during a certain visit
to the doctor, you cannot assume that it has not changed since the
last time the patient's blood pressure was taken is an example of
which Add Type?
Answer: Response Each Time
◉ Since both, "response each time" and "lookback" items store data
on the contact, these add types may collectively be referred to as
______ add types
Answer: Overtime
◉ What end users don't generally know is that none of these names
are actually stored in Paul's patient record. Instead, they are looked
up as needed using a Chronicles technique called ______ .
Answer: networking
◉ The EPT items for Hospital Account, Department, and Attending
Providers are all ______ items - that means that they hold a reference
to data from another record someplace else.
Answer: networked
,◉ Networked items in Chronicles are similar to the relational
database concept of ______ ______ .
Answer: foreign keys
◉ Sometimes the data point in question isn't explicitly displayed
anywhere in Chronicles, for example a system-generated ______
Answer: Timestamp.
◉ A physician needs a report involving patient weights. Weights are
entered in Hyperspace in flowsheets, and the Ctrl+left click method
does not work on flowsheets. You need to find out where in
Chronicles a patient's weight lives.
To meet this need, you would start with the ______ ______
Answer: Record Viewer
◉ Unfortunately, none of the results for a search correspond to
Greg's weight. Since looking for the exact value entered did not yield
any results, we have to try something else. Since items have names
in addition to numbers, we can try searching by a keyword. Enter
"______" in the Find field
Answer: weight
, ◉ In Record Viewer, click the name of the item to open ______ ______
where you can see the item's characteristics.
Answer: Item Editor
◉ Item Editor
A ______ of what the item holds. Note that many items may have
similar names and descriptions, so this should be the start, not the
end of your investigation
Answer: Description
◉ If you prefer working in Epic text, you can also use the text utility
______, which will also allow you to view Chronicles data without
some of the visual polish of the Record Viewer
Answer: d ^EAVIEWID
◉ In summary, using the Record Viewer you can find the item you're
looking for by following this process:
1. Search for a known value in the Record Viewer using a ______ ______.
2. If step 1 is unsuccessful, search for the item in the ______
______using a keyword in the Ctrl + F search.
3. In ______ ______, check to make sure the item characteristics match
those you would expect for the item.
Answer: 1. Ctrl + F search
