TED 300 ACTUAL TEST PAPER QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS COMPLETE
SOLUTION GUIDE
●● Mitosis
Answer: Tool that duplicates patients daily and keeps them looking fresh
for training
●● Manual Duplication
Answer: Tool used to move your patients through time to make
encounters appear over the course of time
●● Chronicles
Answer: The database management system used by all of Epic's
applications
●● Master Files
Answer: Holds information about a particular type of data and
designated by a three-letter abbreviation or INI
●● Records
Answer: Holds information about a particular data entity and has a
unique identification number
,●● Contacts
Answer: Holds date-specific information about a particular data entity
allowing you to keep track of changes over time
●● Items
Answer: Hold discrete pieces of information (question)
●● Values
Answer: Discrete information stored in response to prompts in Epic
(answer)
●● Facility Structure
Answer: Represents physical arrangements of your organization's
hospitals, clinics, units, departments, and business entities.
●● Facility
Answer: Highest level of the facility structure hierarchy and each
organization can only have one
●● Service Area
Answer: Used to separate distinct business entities within an
organization
,●● Parent Revenue Location
Answer: Used to group multiple revenue locations together for billing
purposes
●● Revenue Locations
Answer: Represent the hospitals and clinics within your organization
and are generally physical locations where revenue is generated
●● Departments or Units
Answer: Represent places where users work and patients receive care
●● Rooms
Answer: Allows you to restrict the level of privacy and available
services offered and is when a patient needs to be admitted but not yet
assigned to a bed
●● Beds
Answer: Used to track patient movement once they are admitted
●● Rule of Specificity
Answer: If a setting is configured at multiple levels of the setting's
hierarchy, the most specific level setting is used. If nothing is set at that
level, the system looks to the next most specific level's setting
, ●● User records
Answer: Used by anyone who will log in to Epic at your organization
and determines what a person can see or do in Epic, including which
activities are available for the user, the layout of Hyperspace and the
default login department
●● Provider records
Answer: Required for any person or resource that meets the CARS
criteria: Credentials, Authorizations, Referrals, Schedules
●● Security-related records
Answer: Considered to be the keys for users to access specific activities
●● Security class
Answer: Group of security points which gives users access to every
piece of functionality they need.
●● User role
Answer: Determines the look and feel of Hyperspace for a user by
controlling the home workspace that appears when the user logs in and
the application toolbar options that are available.
●● False, the patient will have one patient record with multiple contacts
AND CORRECT ANSWERS COMPLETE
SOLUTION GUIDE
●● Mitosis
Answer: Tool that duplicates patients daily and keeps them looking fresh
for training
●● Manual Duplication
Answer: Tool used to move your patients through time to make
encounters appear over the course of time
●● Chronicles
Answer: The database management system used by all of Epic's
applications
●● Master Files
Answer: Holds information about a particular type of data and
designated by a three-letter abbreviation or INI
●● Records
Answer: Holds information about a particular data entity and has a
unique identification number
,●● Contacts
Answer: Holds date-specific information about a particular data entity
allowing you to keep track of changes over time
●● Items
Answer: Hold discrete pieces of information (question)
●● Values
Answer: Discrete information stored in response to prompts in Epic
(answer)
●● Facility Structure
Answer: Represents physical arrangements of your organization's
hospitals, clinics, units, departments, and business entities.
●● Facility
Answer: Highest level of the facility structure hierarchy and each
organization can only have one
●● Service Area
Answer: Used to separate distinct business entities within an
organization
,●● Parent Revenue Location
Answer: Used to group multiple revenue locations together for billing
purposes
●● Revenue Locations
Answer: Represent the hospitals and clinics within your organization
and are generally physical locations where revenue is generated
●● Departments or Units
Answer: Represent places where users work and patients receive care
●● Rooms
Answer: Allows you to restrict the level of privacy and available
services offered and is when a patient needs to be admitted but not yet
assigned to a bed
●● Beds
Answer: Used to track patient movement once they are admitted
●● Rule of Specificity
Answer: If a setting is configured at multiple levels of the setting's
hierarchy, the most specific level setting is used. If nothing is set at that
level, the system looks to the next most specific level's setting
, ●● User records
Answer: Used by anyone who will log in to Epic at your organization
and determines what a person can see or do in Epic, including which
activities are available for the user, the layout of Hyperspace and the
default login department
●● Provider records
Answer: Required for any person or resource that meets the CARS
criteria: Credentials, Authorizations, Referrals, Schedules
●● Security-related records
Answer: Considered to be the keys for users to access specific activities
●● Security class
Answer: Group of security points which gives users access to every
piece of functionality they need.
●● User role
Answer: Determines the look and feel of Hyperspace for a user by
controlling the home workspace that appears when the user logs in and
the application toolbar options that are available.
●● False, the patient will have one patient record with multiple contacts
