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In the relationship graph, what does a labeled arrow between two nodes represent?
A relationship connecting two entity instances, such as a patient admitted to a room.
A property of one of the connected entity types.
An entity type that groups related instances together.
What does the entity instances table on the entity type overview page show?
The actual records loaded from the bound source data for that entity type.
A summary of all relationships configured for that entity type.
The schema showing how the entity type connects to others in the ontology.
You want to query the ontology for patients assigned to rooms in the Intensive Care Unit department. Which combination of Query builder controls do you need?
Add a filter for DepartmentName = Intensive Care Unit and ensure Department, Room, and Patient nodes are enabled in the Components pane.
Remove all components except Patient nodes and run the default query.
Switch to Table view and add a filter for each entity type separately.
After running a query, you want to compare RoomType and DepartmentId values across all returned rooms at once. Which view is most useful?
Table view, because results appear in rows and columns with one row per instance.
Diagram view, because you can select each node to inspect its properties.
Card view, because it displays each instance with property values listed inline.
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