EPIC TED 300 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
What things need to be in your training environment
for your class to run smoothly? - Answers- Patients, Users, Orders, Medications,
Historical Data, Charges and Claims
Users on classroom info sheet are known as - Answers- Training Users
Training Users are based on: - Answers- Model Users
To make patients appear as if they have appointments on every day of class you will
use which tool? - Answers- Mitosis
In Facility Structure, What is EMC Allergy - Answers- A Department
A date specific record in Chronicles is known as? - Answers- A Contact
Info in Chronicles is organized into what type of file? - Answers- Master Files
Each master file has an abbreviated name called? - Answers- INI File
A Patient Master File is known as? - Answers- EPT
A Providers Master File is known as? - Answers- SER
A User master file is known as? - Answers- EMP
Folders that store information about on specific entity - Answers- Records
In Chronicles, what is considered a question - Answers- An Item
In Chronicles, what is considered the answer to a question - Answers- Values
What is Hyperspace - Answers- Epic's front end user interface. Data is not stored here
What is Epic's Database called? - Answers- Chronicles
What is a "text" based back-end interface used by Training and analyst to change or
edit records in Chronicles? - Answers- Text
In Facility Structure, which record represents your entire organization? - Answers-
Facility
In Facility Structure, which record represents distinct operational and Financial divisions
in an organization - Answers- Service Area
, In Facility Structure, which record represents where a patient is provided care? -
Answers- Location
In Facility Structure, what is it called when a provider gives care to a patient that is not
part of your organization? - Answers- Place of Service
In Facility Structure, what is it called where a user logs into and a patient can receive
care called? - Answers- Department
What type of data is created by an analyst or a builder? - Answers- Static Data
What kind of data is created by the end user - Answers- Dynamic Data
What are examples of Static Data - Answers- Facility Structure, Rooms and Beds,
Users and Providers, Medications, Orderable Procedures, Navigators
What are examples of Dynamic Data - Answers- Patients, Med Alerts, Claims, Scanned
Documents, In-Basket Messages, Orders and Results
What must a training patient have if they are an admitted patient that is part of Facility
Structure? - Answers- Rooms and Beds
INI for a User is? - Answers- EMP
What is an LPR - Answers- Profile for a specific INI file
What is a security class INI file - Answers- ECL
What is the INI file for a department? - Answers- DEP
What is the INI file for a Clinic or hospital? - Answers- EAF
What is the INI file for a Billing Region? - Answers- EAF
What is the INI for System Definitions? - Answers- LSD
Does each INI have to have a profile? - Answers- Yes
What gives a user access to every piece of functionality they need? - Answers- Security
Class
True or False - Every user has at least one security point? - Answers- True
What determines the look and feel of Hyperspace for a user and controls the home
workspace that appears after login? - Answers- User Role
What things need to be in your training environment
for your class to run smoothly? - Answers- Patients, Users, Orders, Medications,
Historical Data, Charges and Claims
Users on classroom info sheet are known as - Answers- Training Users
Training Users are based on: - Answers- Model Users
To make patients appear as if they have appointments on every day of class you will
use which tool? - Answers- Mitosis
In Facility Structure, What is EMC Allergy - Answers- A Department
A date specific record in Chronicles is known as? - Answers- A Contact
Info in Chronicles is organized into what type of file? - Answers- Master Files
Each master file has an abbreviated name called? - Answers- INI File
A Patient Master File is known as? - Answers- EPT
A Providers Master File is known as? - Answers- SER
A User master file is known as? - Answers- EMP
Folders that store information about on specific entity - Answers- Records
In Chronicles, what is considered a question - Answers- An Item
In Chronicles, what is considered the answer to a question - Answers- Values
What is Hyperspace - Answers- Epic's front end user interface. Data is not stored here
What is Epic's Database called? - Answers- Chronicles
What is a "text" based back-end interface used by Training and analyst to change or
edit records in Chronicles? - Answers- Text
In Facility Structure, which record represents your entire organization? - Answers-
Facility
In Facility Structure, which record represents distinct operational and Financial divisions
in an organization - Answers- Service Area
, In Facility Structure, which record represents where a patient is provided care? -
Answers- Location
In Facility Structure, what is it called when a provider gives care to a patient that is not
part of your organization? - Answers- Place of Service
In Facility Structure, what is it called where a user logs into and a patient can receive
care called? - Answers- Department
What type of data is created by an analyst or a builder? - Answers- Static Data
What kind of data is created by the end user - Answers- Dynamic Data
What are examples of Static Data - Answers- Facility Structure, Rooms and Beds,
Users and Providers, Medications, Orderable Procedures, Navigators
What are examples of Dynamic Data - Answers- Patients, Med Alerts, Claims, Scanned
Documents, In-Basket Messages, Orders and Results
What must a training patient have if they are an admitted patient that is part of Facility
Structure? - Answers- Rooms and Beds
INI for a User is? - Answers- EMP
What is an LPR - Answers- Profile for a specific INI file
What is a security class INI file - Answers- ECL
What is the INI file for a department? - Answers- DEP
What is the INI file for a Clinic or hospital? - Answers- EAF
What is the INI file for a Billing Region? - Answers- EAF
What is the INI for System Definitions? - Answers- LSD
Does each INI have to have a profile? - Answers- Yes
What gives a user access to every piece of functionality they need? - Answers- Security
Class
True or False - Every user has at least one security point? - Answers- True
What determines the look and feel of Hyperspace for a user and controls the home
workspace that appears after login? - Answers- User Role
