INP402 EpicCare Inpatient Clinical Exam (Latest 2023/ 2024 Update) Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A

INP402 EpicCare Inpatient Clinical Exam

(Latest 2023/ 2024 Update) Questions and

Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A

Q: Defines the type of information users can document in the row & how they should format it;

determined by the row type.

Answer:

Value type

Q: Where do you link rows to a group?

Answer:

Within the open group/row record (in the doc flowsheet builder).

Q: Where do you link groups to a template?

Answer:

Within the open template record (in the doc flowsheet builder).

Q: Where do you specify all the rows that should normally show up in a group by default?

Answer:

The group form in a flowsheet group record.

Q: How do you have groups added on a template that should not appear by default/added by

clinicians as needed?

Answer:

Start Removed (mark them as start removed).

Q: Organizes similar groups together in the table of contents so clinicians can easily navigate to

that part of the flowsheet template.

Answer:

Topics

Q: In what order should you build a flowsheet?

Answer:

From the bottom up, but with a slight variation:

-at a high level, to build most flowsheet rows:

1. Create a placeholder flowsheet group record

2. Build all the rows to appear on the flowsheet (build row records & set the group as

"preferred")

3. Attach the rows to groups created in Step 1

4. Build the flowsheet template & attach groups to it

Q: Where are all flowsheet records built, edited, & accessed?

Answer:

In Hyperspace (in Flowsheets FLT & FLO)

Q: How should you distinguish between groups and rows in the FLO record?

Answer:

Preface all group record names with "G" and preface all row record names with "R."

Q: When building a basic flowsheet group (aka one not used for LDAs or med intake), what

category of Row Type should you use?

Answer:

A Row Type of Flowsheet Group.

Q: True or False. Updating the Row Type for a record can alter what you can or cannot do

within it.

Answer:

True

Q: Explain the difference between Maximum/Minimum fields vs. Warning Maximum/Warning

Minimum fields.

Answer:

The max/min fields prevent impossible values from being entered; the warning max/warning min

fields help to alert clinicians of abnormal values.

Q: A setting within a row record that indicates what group a row should be added to if the row

is added to a flowsheet on its own; does NOT add the row to the group, just says what group is

should appear in.

Answer:

Preferred group

Q: What happens if the preferred group is left blank?

Answer:

Drops to the bottom of the flowsheet in the OTHER group.

Q: How do you LINK the rows into the group?

Answer:

After all rows are created, you list them within the group record itself.

Q: Because both rows & groups link out to groups, what build is most efficient?

Answer:

Build groups first and add them as preferred groups when building rows.

Q: What are the three (3) main records needed to build a flowsheet?

Answer:

Flowsheet Row

Flowsheet Group

Flowsheet Template

Q: The nurse opens flowsheet template & Add Row; after making a selection, the row he

chooses drops to the bottom under OTHER; why?

Answer:

The group is not listed as preferred within the row record.

Q: Why could a user be unable to add a group using Add Row?

Answer:

The flowsheet has Restrict Rows set within the template record.