Cupid Admin CAR400 Exam
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Your Exam Plug
,Record - Answer: Information in master files in records. Each record has a name and an ID. "Folder"
Master File - Answer: Information in Chronicles is organized in Master files. Labled by an INI. "Drawer"
Invasaive Location - Answer: Allows dept's to use settings specific to invasive areas.
Modality - Answer: Provider record for schedulable machines.
Provider Master File - Answer: ORCS, orderable, refer to/from, credentialed, or schedulable provider.
Scheduling Pool - Answer: Determines which providers an appt can be scheduled with. Is lnked in the
visit type record.
Reading Pool - Answer: Determines which providers a study will be routed to for reading once the exam
is ended. Linked in the Dept., procedure category, or procedure record.
Supervising Pool - Answer: A pool of providers who will sign studies that are perlimed by a resident. Is
linked in the provider record.
ORT - Answer: Resource Types; allows organization to specify a max number available of provider types
to avoid overbooking, including depts and physical locations.
Category List - Answer: Defined set of possible values for a particular item.
Snapboard - Answer: a configurable report, where appts and orders intersect, view schedule, check pts
in and out, process incoming orders
Search Method - Answer: Verticle or Horizontal, search for earliest available time for appt. See
Notebook for comparison of each.
Visit Type - Answer: Contains rules for scheduling.
, Advanced Visit Type - Answer: Used to accomidate the use of scheduling pools for multiple modalities in
certain procedures. Allows you to define more complex info about the appt.
Panel - Answer: Is a group of pre-defined visit types that are commonly performed together. Can restrict
how they are scheduled.
Procedure - Answer: Contain rules for ordering and performing.
Procedure Category - Answer: A holder of comon settings; exists to group similar procedures and store
info that they share.
Release Date - Answer: Furthest date you can schedule into the future.
Release Date Offset - Answer: Template's date ranges, using this mover the release date forward.
Time on hold - Answer: Won't get rid of appts but will keep addtional appts from being scheduled.
Limitations of Indefinite End Date - Answer: 1. Can only be used when you select a WEEKLY recurrence.
2. Only appropriate for a schedule that does not use RECURRING UNAVAILABLE
TIME.
Days Unavailable - Answer: Used when a provider is unschedulable for the entire day.
Pattern - Answer: tool used for providers who have the same schedule week after week for multiple
providers with identical schedules.
Template - Answer: a single records with multiple settings that multiple users can use.
Visit Type Block - Answer: Placeholder in a providers schedule for specific types of visits.
Questions and Complete
Solutions Graded A+
Your Exam Plug
,Record - Answer: Information in master files in records. Each record has a name and an ID. "Folder"
Master File - Answer: Information in Chronicles is organized in Master files. Labled by an INI. "Drawer"
Invasaive Location - Answer: Allows dept's to use settings specific to invasive areas.
Modality - Answer: Provider record for schedulable machines.
Provider Master File - Answer: ORCS, orderable, refer to/from, credentialed, or schedulable provider.
Scheduling Pool - Answer: Determines which providers an appt can be scheduled with. Is lnked in the
visit type record.
Reading Pool - Answer: Determines which providers a study will be routed to for reading once the exam
is ended. Linked in the Dept., procedure category, or procedure record.
Supervising Pool - Answer: A pool of providers who will sign studies that are perlimed by a resident. Is
linked in the provider record.
ORT - Answer: Resource Types; allows organization to specify a max number available of provider types
to avoid overbooking, including depts and physical locations.
Category List - Answer: Defined set of possible values for a particular item.
Snapboard - Answer: a configurable report, where appts and orders intersect, view schedule, check pts
in and out, process incoming orders
Search Method - Answer: Verticle or Horizontal, search for earliest available time for appt. See
Notebook for comparison of each.
Visit Type - Answer: Contains rules for scheduling.
, Advanced Visit Type - Answer: Used to accomidate the use of scheduling pools for multiple modalities in
certain procedures. Allows you to define more complex info about the appt.
Panel - Answer: Is a group of pre-defined visit types that are commonly performed together. Can restrict
how they are scheduled.
Procedure - Answer: Contain rules for ordering and performing.
Procedure Category - Answer: A holder of comon settings; exists to group similar procedures and store
info that they share.
Release Date - Answer: Furthest date you can schedule into the future.
Release Date Offset - Answer: Template's date ranges, using this mover the release date forward.
Time on hold - Answer: Won't get rid of appts but will keep addtional appts from being scheduled.
Limitations of Indefinite End Date - Answer: 1. Can only be used when you select a WEEKLY recurrence.
2. Only appropriate for a schedule that does not use RECURRING UNAVAILABLE
TIME.
Days Unavailable - Answer: Used when a provider is unschedulable for the entire day.
Pattern - Answer: tool used for providers who have the same schedule week after week for multiple
providers with identical schedules.
Template - Answer: a single records with multiple settings that multiple users can use.
Visit Type Block - Answer: Placeholder in a providers schedule for specific types of visits.
