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.CDW110
EXAM/CDW110 EXAM
PREPARATION/CDW110 PRACTICE EXAM
ACTUAL EXAM 200 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS|AGRADE
1.
A healthcare organization has implemented Caboodle as an enterprise data warehouse to support
reporting across multiple clinical and administrative systems. During a discussion with a newly
hired report writer, the analyst explains that Caboodle is designed to bring together information
from Epic and other organizational systems into a structure that is optimized for reporting and
analytical use rather than direct transactional processing. Which statement most accurately
describes the primary purpose of Caboodle in this environment?
A. To replace Chronicles as Epic's primary transactional database
B. To provide an enterprise data warehouse containing Epic and non-Epic data for reporting and
analytics
C. To function exclusively as a backup database for Clarity
D. To provide a real-time transactional interface for clinical documentation
Answer: B
2.
A report writer is asked to create a report showing patient encounters, diagnoses, medications,
and selected employee information. The employee information originates from a non-Epic
application, while the other information originates from Epic-related systems. The report writer
initially attempts to use Clarity but discovers that the required employee information is not
available there. Which Caboodle capability most directly addresses this requirement?
A. Caboodle can integrate data originating from both Epic and non-Epic systems
B. Caboodle automatically converts all non-Epic data into Chronicles records
C. Caboodle stores only information that originates in Chronicles
D. Caboodle can access only information that has already been stored in Clarity
Answer: A
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A data analyst is reviewing the architecture through which information moves from an
operational source system into Caboodle. The analyst explains that information is extracted from
a source, transformed according to the warehouse requirements, and then loaded into the
appropriate reporting structures. Which term best describes this overall process?
A. OLTP
B. ETL
C. DDL
D. API
Answer: B
4.
During a Caboodle implementation, an administrator explains that SQL Server Integration
Services packages are responsible for carrying out many of the processes involved in moving and
transforming information between different database environments. A new developer asks what
SSIS stands for in this context. Which answer is correct?
A. Structured System Information Service
B. SQL Server Integration Services
C. Source System Integration Structure
D. Standard SQL Information Storage
Answer: B
5.
A report writer is investigating why a diagnosis documented by a clinician earlier in the morning
cannot yet be returned by a standard Caboodle report. The report writer confirms that the
diagnosis exists in the operational Epic environment but does not yet appear in Caboodle.
Assuming the organization's normal ETL schedule has not changed, which explanation is most
appropriate?
A. Caboodle deliberately excludes diagnosis information from reporting
B. Caboodle can only contain information entered manually by report writers
C. The information may not be available in Caboodle until the next scheduled ETL process
D. Caboodle permanently deletes diagnoses after they are documented
Answer: C
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6.
A developer is examining a Caboodle database and notices that the same general entity may
receive information from more than one source or package. The developer therefore wants to
understand why a particular table might be populated by multiple processes rather than by one
single package. Which statement best describes this situation?
A. Caboodle requires every table to have exactly one source package
B. A data warehouse can receive information about the same entity from multiple sources or
packages
C. Multiple packages are prohibited from writing to Caboodle
D. Only temporary tables can receive data from multiple packages
Answer: B
7.
A report writer is working on a query that joins three Caboodle tables. Two of the tables contain
columns with identical names, and the query begins producing ambiguous-column errors. The
report writer decides to prefix column names with table names or aliases. What is the primary
reason for using this technique?
A. It forces the database to create indexes automatically
B. It identifies the source table of each column and prevents ambiguity
C. It converts all columns into primary keys
D. It prevents the query from using joins
Answer: B
8.
A Caboodle developer is asked to explain the purpose of the Caboodle Console to a group of
report writers who have previously worked only with SQL Server Management Studio. Which
description best characterizes the Caboodle Console?
A. A web application housed on the Caboodle server that provides tools such as the Dictionary
and Dictionary Editor
B. A replacement for the Epic clinical application
C. A client application used exclusively to enter patient information
D. A tool that permanently replaces SQL Server
Answer: A
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9.
A report writer needs to determine what a particular Caboodle table represents, what its columns
mean, and how the table should be used when developing a report. Rather than guessing the
meaning of unfamiliar fields from their names, the writer wants to consult the organization's
documentation within Caboodle. Which resource is most directly appropriate?
A. Caboodle Dictionary
B. Chronicles Log Viewer
C. Patient Flow Board
D. Hyperspace Navigator
Answer: A
10.
A developer is reviewing Caboodle documentation and encounters the term data lineage. The
developer understands that the concept is important when determining where a particular piece
of information originated and how it traveled through the data warehouse. Which description
best represents data lineage?
A. The physical location of a database server
B. The history and path of data from its source through transformations to its destination
C. The number of users connected to a database
D. The password history of database administrators
Answer: B
11.
A healthcare organization has several reporting databases and operational systems. A report
writer wants to understand why Caboodle is preferred for certain enterprise-level reporting tasks
rather than querying transactional systems directly. Which characteristic of a data warehouse
best supports this use?
A. It is designed to organize integrated historical information for analysis and reporting
B. It is designed primarily for entering individual clinical transactions
C. It eliminates the need for data transformation
D. It stores only the most recent transaction
.CDW110
EXAM/CDW110 EXAM
PREPARATION/CDW110 PRACTICE EXAM
ACTUAL EXAM 200 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS|AGRADE
1.
A healthcare organization has implemented Caboodle as an enterprise data warehouse to support
reporting across multiple clinical and administrative systems. During a discussion with a newly
hired report writer, the analyst explains that Caboodle is designed to bring together information
from Epic and other organizational systems into a structure that is optimized for reporting and
analytical use rather than direct transactional processing. Which statement most accurately
describes the primary purpose of Caboodle in this environment?
A. To replace Chronicles as Epic's primary transactional database
B. To provide an enterprise data warehouse containing Epic and non-Epic data for reporting and
analytics
C. To function exclusively as a backup database for Clarity
D. To provide a real-time transactional interface for clinical documentation
Answer: B
2.
A report writer is asked to create a report showing patient encounters, diagnoses, medications,
and selected employee information. The employee information originates from a non-Epic
application, while the other information originates from Epic-related systems. The report writer
initially attempts to use Clarity but discovers that the required employee information is not
available there. Which Caboodle capability most directly addresses this requirement?
A. Caboodle can integrate data originating from both Epic and non-Epic systems
B. Caboodle automatically converts all non-Epic data into Chronicles records
C. Caboodle stores only information that originates in Chronicles
D. Caboodle can access only information that has already been stored in Clarity
Answer: A
3.
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A data analyst is reviewing the architecture through which information moves from an
operational source system into Caboodle. The analyst explains that information is extracted from
a source, transformed according to the warehouse requirements, and then loaded into the
appropriate reporting structures. Which term best describes this overall process?
A. OLTP
B. ETL
C. DDL
D. API
Answer: B
4.
During a Caboodle implementation, an administrator explains that SQL Server Integration
Services packages are responsible for carrying out many of the processes involved in moving and
transforming information between different database environments. A new developer asks what
SSIS stands for in this context. Which answer is correct?
A. Structured System Information Service
B. SQL Server Integration Services
C. Source System Integration Structure
D. Standard SQL Information Storage
Answer: B
5.
A report writer is investigating why a diagnosis documented by a clinician earlier in the morning
cannot yet be returned by a standard Caboodle report. The report writer confirms that the
diagnosis exists in the operational Epic environment but does not yet appear in Caboodle.
Assuming the organization's normal ETL schedule has not changed, which explanation is most
appropriate?
A. Caboodle deliberately excludes diagnosis information from reporting
B. Caboodle can only contain information entered manually by report writers
C. The information may not be available in Caboodle until the next scheduled ETL process
D. Caboodle permanently deletes diagnoses after they are documented
Answer: C
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6.
A developer is examining a Caboodle database and notices that the same general entity may
receive information from more than one source or package. The developer therefore wants to
understand why a particular table might be populated by multiple processes rather than by one
single package. Which statement best describes this situation?
A. Caboodle requires every table to have exactly one source package
B. A data warehouse can receive information about the same entity from multiple sources or
packages
C. Multiple packages are prohibited from writing to Caboodle
D. Only temporary tables can receive data from multiple packages
Answer: B
7.
A report writer is working on a query that joins three Caboodle tables. Two of the tables contain
columns with identical names, and the query begins producing ambiguous-column errors. The
report writer decides to prefix column names with table names or aliases. What is the primary
reason for using this technique?
A. It forces the database to create indexes automatically
B. It identifies the source table of each column and prevents ambiguity
C. It converts all columns into primary keys
D. It prevents the query from using joins
Answer: B
8.
A Caboodle developer is asked to explain the purpose of the Caboodle Console to a group of
report writers who have previously worked only with SQL Server Management Studio. Which
description best characterizes the Caboodle Console?
A. A web application housed on the Caboodle server that provides tools such as the Dictionary
and Dictionary Editor
B. A replacement for the Epic clinical application
C. A client application used exclusively to enter patient information
D. A tool that permanently replaces SQL Server
Answer: A
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9.
A report writer needs to determine what a particular Caboodle table represents, what its columns
mean, and how the table should be used when developing a report. Rather than guessing the
meaning of unfamiliar fields from their names, the writer wants to consult the organization's
documentation within Caboodle. Which resource is most directly appropriate?
A. Caboodle Dictionary
B. Chronicles Log Viewer
C. Patient Flow Board
D. Hyperspace Navigator
Answer: A
10.
A developer is reviewing Caboodle documentation and encounters the term data lineage. The
developer understands that the concept is important when determining where a particular piece
of information originated and how it traveled through the data warehouse. Which description
best represents data lineage?
A. The physical location of a database server
B. The history and path of data from its source through transformations to its destination
C. The number of users connected to a database
D. The password history of database administrators
Answer: B
11.
A healthcare organization has several reporting databases and operational systems. A report
writer wants to understand why Caboodle is preferred for certain enterprise-level reporting tasks
rather than querying transactional systems directly. Which characteristic of a data warehouse
best supports this use?
A. It is designed to organize integrated historical information for analysis and reporting
B. It is designed primarily for entering individual clinical transactions
C. It eliminates the need for data transformation
D. It stores only the most recent transaction
