What remains in MST after the dynamic data wipe?

• A. Dynamic data such as patient records
• B. Static data, including facility structure, procedures, medications, providers, users, contact types, forms and form groups
• C. Training materials
• D. Data Courier configurations

Answer: (B)

Dynamic data wipe removes transactional data and leaves the system’s stable, reference data intact. The static data listed—facility structure, procedures, medications, providers, users, contact types, forms and form groups—forms the underlying configuration and catalog that define how the system is set up and used. These elements stay behind so the system can be reconfigured or reused without rebuilding from scratch after the wipe. In contrast, patient records and other dynamic content would be erased, and items like training materials or Data Courier configurations aren’t the stable backbone preserved by this process.