Table-Sourced Questions

If your policy contains tables, create questions specifically aimed at retrieving data from these tables.

Question

“How much energy does the Inspiron consume when idle?”

This question targets content in a single cell in the table

Source Table

Answer

“When the Dell Inspiron 14 (3420) is in Idle Mode, it consumes 9.88 Watts of energy.

Specifically, the “Client Computers” section provides a table with energy consumption data for different service levels. For the “Idle Mode” row, it states:

Idle Mode | 9.88 | 33.79 | As specified EPA Energy Star Computer mode.

The 9.88 figure represents the energy consumption in Watts when the computer is in idle mode. The document also notes that this idle mode is as specified by the EPA Energy Star Computer mode. Additionally, the table provides the BTU (British Thermal Unit) calculation for this idle state, which is 33.79 BTU. The document explains that BTU is calculated based on the wattage reading, assuming the service level is attained for one hour, using the conversion 1 Watt = 3.42 BTU.

It’s worth noting that these measurements were taken at 230 Volts / 50 Hz, which is important for understanding the test conditions.”

Example Question

“Can you compare mail order drug delivery across all the plans?”

This question requires synthesizing content across cells in the table.

Source Table

Plan Feature	EPO NETWORK PLAN	HSA PLAN	PPO PLAN
Availability	Nationwide	Nationwide except KY	Nationwide except AZ
Annual Deductible Employee Family	Embedded $1,700 $5,000	Aggregate $2,200 $4,400¹	Embedded $1,000 $2,000
Annual Out-of-Pocket Max Employee Family	Embedded $4,500 $14,000	Embedded $5,000 $11,000	Embedded $4,000 $7,500
	NETWORK ONLY YOU PAY	IN-NETWORK YOU PAY	IN-NETWORK YOU PAY
Preventive Care	$0³	$0³	$0³
Telemedicine Visit Medical Mental Health Dermatology Nutrition	$25 per visit $25 per visit $25 per visit $25 per visit	$25 per visit $25 per visit $25 per visit $25 per visit	$25 per visit $25 per visit $25 per visit $25 per visit
Office Visit Primary Care Specialist	$20 copay³ $40 copay³	20%² 20%²	20%² 20%²
Urgent Care	$40 copay³	20%²	20%²
Emergency Room	$200 copay + 30%²	20%²	$200 copay + 20%²
Diagnostic Testing	PCP office: $20 copay³Specialist office: $40 copay³	20%²	20%²
Outpatient X-Ray and Lab	PCP office: $20 copay³Specialist office: $40 copay³	20%²	20%²
Hospitalization Inpatient Semi-Private Room Inpatient Physician	30%² 30%²	20%² 20%²	20%² 20%²
Outpatient Treatment (Physical, Occupational & Speech)	$50 copay³	20%²	20%²
Mental Health/Substance Abuse Inpatient Outpatient	30%² $25 copay³ (Outpatient Psychotherapy)	20%2 20%²	20%² 20%²
Pharmacy Retail	30-day supply	30-day supply	30-day supply
Annual Deductible Applies Pharmacy Out-of-Pocket Max Specified Preventive Drugs^3,4 Generic rand Preferred Brand Non-Preferred	No Combined with medical N/A $10 copay 20% (min $30, max $100) 30% (min $60, max $120)	Yes Combined with medical 100% covered^3,4,5 $10 copay 20%² (min $30, max $100) 30%² (min $60, max $120)	No Combined with medical N/A $10 copay 20% (min $30, max $100) 30% (min $60, max $120)
Pharmacy Retail/Mail Order	90-day supply	90-day supply	90-day supply
Specified Preventive Drugs^3,4 Generic Brand Preferred Brand Non-Preferred	N/A $30 copay 20% (min $90, max $270) 30% (min $180, max $360)	100% covered^3,4,5 $30 copay 20%² (min $90, max $270) 30%² (min $180, max $360)	N/A $30 copay 20% (min $90, max $270) 30% (min $180, max $360)

Answer

“Based on the provided context, here is a comparison of mail order drug delivery across the EPO Network Plan, HSA Plan, and PPO Plan:

### EPO Network Plan - **90-day supply**: - **Specified Preventive Drugs**: Not applicable (N/A) - **Generic**: $30 copay - **Brand Preferred**: 20% (minimum $90, maximum $270) - **Brand Non-Preferred**: 30% (minimum $180, maximum $360)

### HSA Plan - **90-day supply**: - **Specified Preventive Drugs**: 100% covered - **Generic**: $30 copay - **Brand Preferred**: 20% (minimum $90, maximum $270) - **Brand Non-Preferred**: 30% (minimum $180, maximum $360)

### PPO Plan - **90-day supply**: - **Specified Preventive Drugs**: Not applicable (N/A) - **Generic**: $30 copay - **Brand Preferred**: 20% (minimum $90, maximum $270) - **Brand Non-Preferred**: 30% (minimum $180, maximum $360) ... - **Brand Non-Preferred Drugs**: All plans require 30% coinsurance with a minimum of $180 and a maximum of $360.

In conclusion, the HSA Plan offers the most comprehensive coverage for specified preventive drugs at 100%, while the EPO Network Plan and PPO Plan do not cover specified preventive drugs under mail order. For generic, brand preferred, and brand non-preferred drugs, the copays and coinsurance percentages are consistent across all three plans”