TED300 - Training Environment Build Exam with Verified Answers
1. User Role What controls the Start-
up Activities a user sees
when logging in to Hy-
perspace?
2. Mitosis Tool that duplicates pa-
tients daily and keeps
them looking fresh for
training
3. Manual Duplication Tool used to move your
patients through time to
make encounters ap-
pear over the course of
time
4. Chronicles The database manage-
ment system used by all
of Epic's applications
5. Master Files Holds information about
a particular type of data
and designated by a
three-letter abbreviation
or INI
6. Records Holds information about
a particular data entity
and has a unique identi-
fication number
7. Contacts Holds date-specific infor-
mation about a particular
data entity allowing you
to keep track of changes
over time
8. Items Hold discrete pieces of
information (question)
,TED300 - Training Environment Build Exam with Verified Answers
9. Values Discrete information
stored in response to
prompts in Epic (answer)
10. Facility Structure Represents physical
arrangements of your
organization's hospitals,
clinics, units, depart-
ments, and business en-
tities.
11. Facility Highest level of the fa-
cility structure hierarchy
and each organization
can only have one
12. Service Area Used to separate distinct
business entities within
an organization
13. Parent Revenue Location Used to group multi-
ple revenue locations to-
gether for billing purpos-
es
14. Revenue Locations Represent the hospi-
tals and clinics within
your organization and
are generally physical lo-
cations where revenue is
generated
15. Departments or Units Represent places where
users work and patients
receive care
16. Rooms Allows you to restrict
the level of privacy and
available services of-
fered and is when a pa-
, TED300 - Training Environment Build Exam with Verified Answers
tient needs to be admit-
ted but not yet assigned
to a bed
17. Beds Used to track patient
movement once they are
admitted
18. Rule of Specificity If a setting is configured
at multiple levels of the
setting's hierarchy, the
most specific level set-
ting is used. If nothing
is set at that level, the
system looks to the next
most specific level's set-
ting
19. User records Used by anyone who will
log in to Epic at your
organization and deter-
mines what a person can
see or do in Epic, in-
cluding which activities
are available for the user,
the layout of Hyperspace
and the default login de-
partment
20. Provider records Required for any person
or resource that meets
the CARS criteria: Cre-
dentials, Authorizations,
Referrals, Schedules
21. Security-related records Considered to be the
keys for users to access
specific activities
22. Security class
1. User Role What controls the Start-
up Activities a user sees
when logging in to Hy-
perspace?
2. Mitosis Tool that duplicates pa-
tients daily and keeps
them looking fresh for
training
3. Manual Duplication Tool used to move your
patients through time to
make encounters ap-
pear over the course of
time
4. Chronicles The database manage-
ment system used by all
of Epic's applications
5. Master Files Holds information about
a particular type of data
and designated by a
three-letter abbreviation
or INI
6. Records Holds information about
a particular data entity
and has a unique identi-
fication number
7. Contacts Holds date-specific infor-
mation about a particular
data entity allowing you
to keep track of changes
over time
8. Items Hold discrete pieces of
information (question)
,TED300 - Training Environment Build Exam with Verified Answers
9. Values Discrete information
stored in response to
prompts in Epic (answer)
10. Facility Structure Represents physical
arrangements of your
organization's hospitals,
clinics, units, depart-
ments, and business en-
tities.
11. Facility Highest level of the fa-
cility structure hierarchy
and each organization
can only have one
12. Service Area Used to separate distinct
business entities within
an organization
13. Parent Revenue Location Used to group multi-
ple revenue locations to-
gether for billing purpos-
es
14. Revenue Locations Represent the hospi-
tals and clinics within
your organization and
are generally physical lo-
cations where revenue is
generated
15. Departments or Units Represent places where
users work and patients
receive care
16. Rooms Allows you to restrict
the level of privacy and
available services of-
fered and is when a pa-
, TED300 - Training Environment Build Exam with Verified Answers
tient needs to be admit-
ted but not yet assigned
to a bed
17. Beds Used to track patient
movement once they are
admitted
18. Rule of Specificity If a setting is configured
at multiple levels of the
setting's hierarchy, the
most specific level set-
ting is used. If nothing
is set at that level, the
system looks to the next
most specific level's set-
ting
19. User records Used by anyone who will
log in to Epic at your
organization and deter-
mines what a person can
see or do in Epic, in-
cluding which activities
are available for the user,
the layout of Hyperspace
and the default login de-
partment
20. Provider records Required for any person
or resource that meets
the CARS criteria: Cre-
dentials, Authorizations,
Referrals, Schedules
21. Security-related records Considered to be the
keys for users to access
specific activities
22. Security class
