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INP401 - EPICCARE INPATIENT PROCEDURE ORDERS
ADMINISTRATION EXAM LATEST 2025 ACTUAL
EXAM| COMPLETE 250 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS/ ALREADY GRADED A+
List the four Record Purposes in the Procedure (EAP) Master file: -
ANSWER - orderable, performable, chargeable, historical
Define Procedure (EAP) - ANSWER - The most specific place to make
settings is the procedure record. Every procedure order will have its own
procedure record in the EAP master file. The procedure record will
contain only settings that are specific to the individual order. Settings
made in the procedure record will override those made in both the
procedure category record and system definitions.
Define Procedure Category (EDP) - ANSWER - A procedure category is
a group of similar procedures; it is used to make build more efficient.
The majority of your build will be done in the procedure category.
Settings made in this record will override those made in system
definitions.
Define System Definitions (LSD) - ANSWER - System definitions are
used to make settings that will potentially affect all procedures. Some
settings can be made at all three levels; however, there are settings that
can be made in only one or two of the levels.
Where do you set the Record Purpose (orderable, chargeable, etc.) -
ANSWER - Text - Record Purpose Screen
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Where do you set the billing status for a procedure? - ANSWER - Text -
Procedure Information screen
Where do you set "Clinically Active/Inactive" status - ANSWER - Text -
EpicCare Settings
What does "Clinically Active" mean? - ANSWER - Clinically active
means a user in a clinical setting could search for this procedure in the
Orders Activity. The default if this field is left blank is "yes"
Where are Question records created? - ANSWER - Questions prompt
providers to record specific information when they place an order.
Question records are created in the Questions master file (LQL) and can
then be attached to the procedure or procedure category
What is an OCC record - ANSWER - Order Composer Record (OCC) -
An OCC record can be attached to a procedure, procedure category, or to
system definitions. It defines three things within your procedure orders:
display Items, summary items, and item control.
Where in the procedure hierarchy can the OCC be attached? - ANSWER
- An OCC record can be attached to a procedure, procedure category, or
to system definitions.
What three things within procedure orders does an OCC define -
ANSWER - It defines three things within your procedure orders: display
Items, summary items, and item control.
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Which two settings are necessary to make a stop sign (required) or a
yield (recommended) appear for questions? - ANSWER - Select Advised
in the LQL record, and ensure the Profile is configured appropriately.
Buttons for question answer are built in the - ANSWER - Buttons for
question answer are built in the Question Editor.
How is the rule of specificity different for questions? - ANSWER -
Questions are cumulative, not all or nothing
Where are default answers for questions set? - ANSWER - The level
(EAP or EDP) at which the questions are attached.
How can you say that process instructions are attached to the procedure
even though they don't appear in the Order Composer? - ANSWER -
There is a paper icon next to the order in the orders sidebar that indicates
process instructions are attached. Because process instructions are not
listed as a display item in the OCC, they do not appear in the Order
Composer. However, we do need to make clinicians aware that there is
process instructions attached to the order, so the flag appears.
Which part of OCC (display items, summary items, or item control)
compiles cumulatively? - ANSWER - Item Control
What are the five steps to effective order set build? - ANSWER -
analyze and design, build smart groups, build/copy an order set, test,
fully release the smart groups and order set
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