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EPIC TRAINING – CHG201 RESOLUTE HOSPITAL BILLING CHARGING:
ADMINISTRATION AND RECONCILIATION EXAM QUESTIONS LATEST
2026 – 2027 VERSION SOLVED QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
EPIC TRAINING – CHG201 RESOLUTE HOSPITAL BILLING CHARGING:
ADMINISTRATION AND RECONCILIATION
COMPREHENSIVE PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS AND RATIONALES
SECTION 1: CHARGE MASTER (CDM) & EAP STRUCTURE
Questions 1–35
1. In Epic Resolute Hospital Billing, what term is used to refer to records built in the
EAP master file specifically for billing purposes?
A) Fee schedule records
B) Charge code records
C) Hospital Transaction Records
D) Universal Charge Line records
E) Revenue code records
Answer: B) Charge code records
Rationale: Charge code is the term used to refer to records built in the EAP master file
specifically for billing.
2. A charge in the Charge Description Master (CDM) is considered "fully
consolidated" when it has which of the following elements?
A) Charge code and description only
B) Charge code, Description, Revenue Code, HCPCS, and Billing Category
C) Charge code, Department, and Price
D) Charge code and Fee Schedule only
E) Revenue Code and HCPCS only
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Answer: B) Charge code, Description, Revenue Code, HCPCS, and Billing Category
Rationale: A charge in the CDM is fully consolidated when it has one charge code,
Description, Revenue Code, HCPCS, and billing category.
3. Which tab of the CDM Matrix is populated by the CDM Pivot Tab?
A) Cost Center Assignment Tab
B) Pricing Analysis Tab
C) EAP Import Tab
D) Revenue Code Tab
E) Fee Schedule Tab
Answer: C) EAP Import Tab
Rationale: The EAP import tab is the tab of the CDM matrix that is populated by the
CDM pivot tab.
4. According to Epic Resolute Hospital Billing best practices, should edits be made
directly on the EAP Import Tab?
A) Yes, edits should be made directly on the EAP Import Tab for efficiency
B) No, edits should not be made on the EAP Import Tab
C) Edits are permitted only for charge code descriptions
D) Edits are permitted only for revenue codes
E) Edits are permitted only for billing categories
Answer: B) No, edits should not be made on the EAP Import Tab
Rationale: Edits should not be made on the edit import tab. Changes should be
managed through the proper CDM maintenance process.
5. On the EAP Import Tab of the CDM Matrix, what does each row represent?
A) An item
B) An EAP record
C) A fee schedule
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D) A charge code category
E) A revenue code
Answer: B) An EAP record
Rationale: Each row on the EAP import tab is an EAP record.
6. On the EAP Import Tab of the CDM Matrix, what does each column represent?
A) An EAP record
B) An item
C) A fee schedule
D) A charge code
E) A revenue code
Answer: B) An item
Rationale: Each column on the EAP import tab is an item.
7. The EAP,1000 import specification evaluates which item to determine if a charge
code represents a new record or an update to an existing record?
A) Item 50
B) Item 100
C) Item 200
D) Item 500
E) Item 1000
Answer: B) Item 100
Rationale: The EAP,1000 import spec looks at item 100 to determine if a charge code is
a new record or an update to existing.
8. During the EAP import process, how is the Contact Date defined?
A) Contact Date is automatically set to the current system date
B) Contact Date is defined during the import process
C) Contact Date is defined in the EAP master file
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D) Contact Date is not tracked for charge code records
E) Contact Date is set to the date of the last charge
Answer: B) Contact Date is defined during the import process
Rationale: Contact date for record creation and for record updates is defined during the
import process.
9. What does an asterisk (*) in the ID column of an import file indicate to the
system?
A) The record should be deleted
B) The system should create a new record
C) The record should be ignored
D) The record contains an error
E) The record should be updated
Answer: B) The system should create a new record
Rationale: An asterisk (*) in the ID column tells the system to create a new record.
10. In Epic Resolute Hospital Billing, what is the primary purpose of the EAP master
file?
A) To store patient demographic information
B) To define charges for procedures
C) To store insurance information
D) To track payments
E) To manage fee schedules
Answer: B) To define charges for procedures
Rationale: EAPs (Procedure Records) define the charge for each procedure.
11. What is the primary difference between an EAP record and an FSC (Fee
Schedule) record in Epic Resolute Hospital Billing?
A) EAP records define charges, while FSC records define dollar amounts
EPIC TRAINING – CHG201 RESOLUTE HOSPITAL BILLING CHARGING:
ADMINISTRATION AND RECONCILIATION EXAM QUESTIONS LATEST
2026 – 2027 VERSION SOLVED QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
EPIC TRAINING – CHG201 RESOLUTE HOSPITAL BILLING CHARGING:
ADMINISTRATION AND RECONCILIATION
COMPREHENSIVE PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS AND RATIONALES
SECTION 1: CHARGE MASTER (CDM) & EAP STRUCTURE
Questions 1–35
1. In Epic Resolute Hospital Billing, what term is used to refer to records built in the
EAP master file specifically for billing purposes?
A) Fee schedule records
B) Charge code records
C) Hospital Transaction Records
D) Universal Charge Line records
E) Revenue code records
Answer: B) Charge code records
Rationale: Charge code is the term used to refer to records built in the EAP master file
specifically for billing.
2. A charge in the Charge Description Master (CDM) is considered "fully
consolidated" when it has which of the following elements?
A) Charge code and description only
B) Charge code, Description, Revenue Code, HCPCS, and Billing Category
C) Charge code, Department, and Price
D) Charge code and Fee Schedule only
E) Revenue Code and HCPCS only
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Answer: B) Charge code, Description, Revenue Code, HCPCS, and Billing Category
Rationale: A charge in the CDM is fully consolidated when it has one charge code,
Description, Revenue Code, HCPCS, and billing category.
3. Which tab of the CDM Matrix is populated by the CDM Pivot Tab?
A) Cost Center Assignment Tab
B) Pricing Analysis Tab
C) EAP Import Tab
D) Revenue Code Tab
E) Fee Schedule Tab
Answer: C) EAP Import Tab
Rationale: The EAP import tab is the tab of the CDM matrix that is populated by the
CDM pivot tab.
4. According to Epic Resolute Hospital Billing best practices, should edits be made
directly on the EAP Import Tab?
A) Yes, edits should be made directly on the EAP Import Tab for efficiency
B) No, edits should not be made on the EAP Import Tab
C) Edits are permitted only for charge code descriptions
D) Edits are permitted only for revenue codes
E) Edits are permitted only for billing categories
Answer: B) No, edits should not be made on the EAP Import Tab
Rationale: Edits should not be made on the edit import tab. Changes should be
managed through the proper CDM maintenance process.
5. On the EAP Import Tab of the CDM Matrix, what does each row represent?
A) An item
B) An EAP record
C) A fee schedule
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D) A charge code category
E) A revenue code
Answer: B) An EAP record
Rationale: Each row on the EAP import tab is an EAP record.
6. On the EAP Import Tab of the CDM Matrix, what does each column represent?
A) An EAP record
B) An item
C) A fee schedule
D) A charge code
E) A revenue code
Answer: B) An item
Rationale: Each column on the EAP import tab is an item.
7. The EAP,1000 import specification evaluates which item to determine if a charge
code represents a new record or an update to an existing record?
A) Item 50
B) Item 100
C) Item 200
D) Item 500
E) Item 1000
Answer: B) Item 100
Rationale: The EAP,1000 import spec looks at item 100 to determine if a charge code is
a new record or an update to existing.
8. During the EAP import process, how is the Contact Date defined?
A) Contact Date is automatically set to the current system date
B) Contact Date is defined during the import process
C) Contact Date is defined in the EAP master file
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D) Contact Date is not tracked for charge code records
E) Contact Date is set to the date of the last charge
Answer: B) Contact Date is defined during the import process
Rationale: Contact date for record creation and for record updates is defined during the
import process.
9. What does an asterisk (*) in the ID column of an import file indicate to the
system?
A) The record should be deleted
B) The system should create a new record
C) The record should be ignored
D) The record contains an error
E) The record should be updated
Answer: B) The system should create a new record
Rationale: An asterisk (*) in the ID column tells the system to create a new record.
10. In Epic Resolute Hospital Billing, what is the primary purpose of the EAP master
file?
A) To store patient demographic information
B) To define charges for procedures
C) To store insurance information
D) To track payments
E) To manage fee schedules
Answer: B) To define charges for procedures
Rationale: EAPs (Procedure Records) define the charge for each procedure.
11. What is the primary difference between an EAP record and an FSC (Fee
Schedule) record in Epic Resolute Hospital Billing?
A) EAP records define charges, while FSC records define dollar amounts