LAB 400 - Integrated Beaker Build: Questions
With Proven Solutions
Static Records Correct Answer - Are created and updated by
administrators
(Procedure, Result Component, Container Type, Test)
Dynamic Records Correct Answer - Are created by the system
and updated by end-user workflows
(Order, Specimen, Container, Result)
Record Viewer Correct Answer - - Tool in Hyperspace that
allows you to search for a record in a Master File
- Will display all items and values for a given record and allows you
to move between networked records using hyperlinks
Epic Print Service Correct Answer - - Facilitates transfer of
data between Epic and physical printers
- Often handled by client systems team
Device (EPR) Correct Answer - - 1 per label printer
- Represents an individual printer in Epic
Workstation (LWS) Correct Answer - - 1 per label printer
- Defines device as a label printer
Label Printer Setup (RXD 1) Correct Answer - - List of all label
printer workstation (LWS) records
- Defines the label priorities
- Owned by Willow
,Manual Printing Record Links Correct Answer - Label Printer
Setup (RXD 1) > Workstation (LWS) > Device (EPR) > Epic Print
Service > Physical Label Printers
Label Routing Correct Answer - When and action in the system
triggers label printing, the system takes the following actions:
1. Event
2. Print Event Setup
3. Print Class Mapping
4. Victory! Label prints to a specific device
Event Correct Answer - Examples of events include
accessioning, receiving, task confirmation
Print Event Setup Correct Answer - Hierarchy: Test >
Laboratory > Beaker Facility
Includes:
- Which event
- Which labels
- How many copies
- Which printer class
Printer Class Mapping Correct Answer - Hierarchy: User >
Workstation > Department > Location > Shared Config
- Translates printer class to a specific device
- Frequently mapped at workstation level
- HDF is used as an error pool
Manual Printing Configuration Correct Answer - - Manual label
printing is necessary to test label build as well as some user
workflows using the labels activity
- ID is known, the label exists and is ready for selection, and the
number of copies can be entered
- Printer setup requires several interconnected master files
, Devices (EPR) [Manual} Correct Answer - - Record you select
in the Labels activity
- Every label printer in your organization needs a unique record in
the EPR Master File
- Contains a number of fields that point to the server-side
setup/Epic Print Service setup
- Connects Beaker to the actual physical printer and translates raw
data into something that the printer can understand
Workstations (LWS) [Manual] Correct Answer - - Unique
workstation records are required for each label printer as well as
PCs, line printers, In Basket pools, and Interfaces
- Workstation records link records in the device (EPR) Master File to
Label Printer Setup (RXD 1), where all label printers must be listed
- Define the device as a label printer
Label Printer Setup (RXD 1) [Manual] Correct Answer - - All
label printers must have their corresponding workstation records
listed in RXD 1
- Shared record between Williow and Beaker for label printing
- In order to access the printer's device record in the Labels activity
in Hyperspace, you must first define its workstation record here
Configuring a Label Correct Answer - Most lab labels show a
combination of patient, specimen, and test information, as well as a
barcode containing a specimen ID. Building the content and
structure of print group-based labels includes:
- A label report (LRP)
- Label print groups (LPG) that link to the label report
Label Routing Configuration Correct Answer - - Can trigger a
label to print when various events occur
With Proven Solutions
Static Records Correct Answer - Are created and updated by
administrators
(Procedure, Result Component, Container Type, Test)
Dynamic Records Correct Answer - Are created by the system
and updated by end-user workflows
(Order, Specimen, Container, Result)
Record Viewer Correct Answer - - Tool in Hyperspace that
allows you to search for a record in a Master File
- Will display all items and values for a given record and allows you
to move between networked records using hyperlinks
Epic Print Service Correct Answer - - Facilitates transfer of
data between Epic and physical printers
- Often handled by client systems team
Device (EPR) Correct Answer - - 1 per label printer
- Represents an individual printer in Epic
Workstation (LWS) Correct Answer - - 1 per label printer
- Defines device as a label printer
Label Printer Setup (RXD 1) Correct Answer - - List of all label
printer workstation (LWS) records
- Defines the label priorities
- Owned by Willow
,Manual Printing Record Links Correct Answer - Label Printer
Setup (RXD 1) > Workstation (LWS) > Device (EPR) > Epic Print
Service > Physical Label Printers
Label Routing Correct Answer - When and action in the system
triggers label printing, the system takes the following actions:
1. Event
2. Print Event Setup
3. Print Class Mapping
4. Victory! Label prints to a specific device
Event Correct Answer - Examples of events include
accessioning, receiving, task confirmation
Print Event Setup Correct Answer - Hierarchy: Test >
Laboratory > Beaker Facility
Includes:
- Which event
- Which labels
- How many copies
- Which printer class
Printer Class Mapping Correct Answer - Hierarchy: User >
Workstation > Department > Location > Shared Config
- Translates printer class to a specific device
- Frequently mapped at workstation level
- HDF is used as an error pool
Manual Printing Configuration Correct Answer - - Manual label
printing is necessary to test label build as well as some user
workflows using the labels activity
- ID is known, the label exists and is ready for selection, and the
number of copies can be entered
- Printer setup requires several interconnected master files
, Devices (EPR) [Manual} Correct Answer - - Record you select
in the Labels activity
- Every label printer in your organization needs a unique record in
the EPR Master File
- Contains a number of fields that point to the server-side
setup/Epic Print Service setup
- Connects Beaker to the actual physical printer and translates raw
data into something that the printer can understand
Workstations (LWS) [Manual] Correct Answer - - Unique
workstation records are required for each label printer as well as
PCs, line printers, In Basket pools, and Interfaces
- Workstation records link records in the device (EPR) Master File to
Label Printer Setup (RXD 1), where all label printers must be listed
- Define the device as a label printer
Label Printer Setup (RXD 1) [Manual] Correct Answer - - All
label printers must have their corresponding workstation records
listed in RXD 1
- Shared record between Williow and Beaker for label printing
- In order to access the printer's device record in the Labels activity
in Hyperspace, you must first define its workstation record here
Configuring a Label Correct Answer - Most lab labels show a
combination of patient, specimen, and test information, as well as a
barcode containing a specimen ID. Building the content and
structure of print group-based labels includes:
- A label report (LRP)
- Label print groups (LPG) that link to the label report
Label Routing Configuration Correct Answer - - Can trigger a
label to print when various events occur
