Discrete information stored in response to prompts in Epic (answer).

• A. Values
• B. Items
• C. Contacts
• D. Chronicles

Answer: (A)

In Epic, when you respond to prompts, the system stores those responses as separate, structured data points. These individual data points are called values. They are discrete because each one is a specific piece of information captured at that moment (like a selected option, a numeric entry, or a date) rather than free-form text.

So the best fit is that these prompt responses are stored as values. Other terms don’t match this idea: items are more general data components, contacts refer to people or organizations, and chronicles are the broader container that holds a patient’s data—not the individual prompt responses themselves.