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Beaker: Clinical Pathology Administration
CPL250(Lab350 & Lab400) Questions with
Detailed Verified Answers (100% Correct
Answers) /Already Graded A+
Interface Engine
Ans: Has powerful tools for manipulating interface messages
Middle Tier Device
Ans: Helps route interface messages to appropriate instrument.
Typically one per organization
An advance framework for managing interfaces with third party systems called...
Ans: Bridges
Triggers
Ans: Applications that cause an event to happen (Some are hard coded, and some are
configurable based on workflow)
Mapping
Ans: Decides how values should be interpreted on an interface
Translation table
Ans: Takes a value and translates it to another value
Identity
Ans: Framework used for mapping master file records on interfaces
Facility (Chapter 2.3)
Ans: The most general, all-encompassing level in Epic and refers to an entire organization or
enterprise. (Backbone of the admin build)
Levels on which Beaker CP facility structure is organized...
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Ans: Facility (LDF)->Laboratory->Section
Overall facility structure
Ans: Facility (General)->Service area->Location->Department->Room
->Bed(Specific)
HOD
Ans: Hospital Outpatient Department. Used in areas that schedule patient appointments and
admitted patients
Virtual Departments
Ans: Patients are not scheduled or admitted here
Outpatient Department
Ans: Used in areas that only schedule patient appointments
Hospital Unit
Ans: Necessary for areas where patients are admitted ADT(Admission, Discharge, and
Transfer)
Records for configuration hierarchy
Ans: Test>Lab>Facility. This means that to find specific settings, the system will look to the
test record first, then the laboratory record, and finally the facility record.
Receiving extensions (2.7)
Ans: Used to prevent lab techs from receiving specimens that do not meet certain criteria (i.e.
missing information)
Receiving behavior (2.7)
Ans: Specify whether specimens should be received in their destination lab or into the lab you
are logged into(this is the default and recommended option)
TAT Basis (2.7)
Ans: The TAT Basis field indicates how the turnaround time should be calculated when a test is
from one lab to another.
1. First Received Instant (When the test is first received into the initial lab)
2. Last Received Instant (When the test is last received into the final lab)
Default Turnaround Time (TAT) Values
Beaker: Clinical Pathology Administration
CPL250(Lab350 & Lab400) Questions with
Detailed Verified Answers (100% Correct
Answers) /Already Graded A+
Interface Engine
Ans: Has powerful tools for manipulating interface messages
Middle Tier Device
Ans: Helps route interface messages to appropriate instrument.
Typically one per organization
An advance framework for managing interfaces with third party systems called...
Ans: Bridges
Triggers
Ans: Applications that cause an event to happen (Some are hard coded, and some are
configurable based on workflow)
Mapping
Ans: Decides how values should be interpreted on an interface
Translation table
Ans: Takes a value and translates it to another value
Identity
Ans: Framework used for mapping master file records on interfaces
Facility (Chapter 2.3)
Ans: The most general, all-encompassing level in Epic and refers to an entire organization or
enterprise. (Backbone of the admin build)
Levels on which Beaker CP facility structure is organized...
, Page |2
Ans: Facility (LDF)->Laboratory->Section
Overall facility structure
Ans: Facility (General)->Service area->Location->Department->Room
->Bed(Specific)
HOD
Ans: Hospital Outpatient Department. Used in areas that schedule patient appointments and
admitted patients
Virtual Departments
Ans: Patients are not scheduled or admitted here
Outpatient Department
Ans: Used in areas that only schedule patient appointments
Hospital Unit
Ans: Necessary for areas where patients are admitted ADT(Admission, Discharge, and
Transfer)
Records for configuration hierarchy
Ans: Test>Lab>Facility. This means that to find specific settings, the system will look to the
test record first, then the laboratory record, and finally the facility record.
Receiving extensions (2.7)
Ans: Used to prevent lab techs from receiving specimens that do not meet certain criteria (i.e.
missing information)
Receiving behavior (2.7)
Ans: Specify whether specimens should be received in their destination lab or into the lab you
are logged into(this is the default and recommended option)
TAT Basis (2.7)
Ans: The TAT Basis field indicates how the turnaround time should be calculated when a test is
from one lab to another.
1. First Received Instant (When the test is first received into the initial lab)
2. Last Received Instant (When the test is last received into the final lab)
Default Turnaround Time (TAT) Values
