Beaker: Clinical Pathology Administration CPL250(Lab350 & Lab400) Questions with Detailed Verified Answers

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Beaker: Clinical Pathology
Administration CPL250(Lab350 &
Lab400) Questions with Detailed
Verified Answers

Question: Interface Engine


Ans: Has powerful tools for manipulating interface messages


Question: Middle Tier Device


Ans: Helps route interface messages to appropriate instrument.




Typically one per organization


Question: An advance framework for managing interfaces with third party
systems called...


Ans: Bridges


Question: Triggers


Ans: Applications that cause an event to happen (Some are hard coded, and
some are configurable based on workflow)

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Question: Mapping


Ans: Decides how values should be interpreted on an interface


Question: Translation table


Ans: Takes a value and translates it to another value


Question: Identity


Ans: Framework used for mapping master file records on interfaces


Question: 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)


Question: Levels on which Beaker CP facility structure is organized...


Ans: Facility (LDF)->Laboratory->Section


Question: Overall facility structure


Ans: Facility (General)->Service area->Location->Department->Room


->Bed(Specific)


Question: HOD

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Ans: Hospital Outpatient Department. Used in areas that schedule patient
appointments and admitted patients


Question: Virtual Departments


Ans: Patients are not scheduled or admitted here


Question: Outpatient Department


Ans: Used in areas that only schedule patient appointments


Question: Hospital Unit


Ans: Necessary for areas where patients are admitted ADT(Admission,
Discharge, and Transfer)


Question: 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.


Question: Receiving extensions (2.7)


Ans: Used to prevent lab techs from receiving specimens that do not meet
certain criteria (i.e. missing information)


Question: Receiving behavior (2.7)