If both the “Surgery Department” and “Discharge Unit” have the same org level, will they use the same extension?

If both the “Surgery Department” and “Discharge Unit” have the same org level, will they use the same extension?

• A. Yes. Both the "Surgery Department" and "Discharge Unit" will use the same extension because they have the same Org Level.
• B. No. Each parameter must have its own extension regardless of level.
• C. Yes, but only if they are in the same template.
• D. They will share the extension only if the user has login context.

Answer: (A)

Extensions are assigned at the organizational level, so when two units share the same org level, they reference the same extension by default. In this scenario, the Surgery Department and the Discharge Unit being on the same level means they will use that shared extension unless an explicit override is configured. If you needed distinct extensions for them, you’d have to change how they’re organized (place them at different org levels) or apply a per-unit override. The other options introduce conditions (like templates or login context) that aren’t part of the default level-based extension mapping.

Extensions are assigned at the organizational level, so when two units share the same org level, they reference the same extension by default. In this scenario, the Surgery Department and the Discharge Unit being on the same level means they will use that shared extension unless an explicit override is configured. If you needed distinct extensions for them, you’d have to change how they’re organized (place them at different org levels) or apply a per-unit override. The other options introduce conditions (like templates or login context) that aren’t part of the default level-based extension mapping.