RHB100 - RESOLUTE HOSPITAL BILLING
FUNDAMENTALS PRACTICE EXAM 2026 ALL
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS |GRADED A+
|HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY EXPERTS |NEW AND
REVISED
RHB100 Resolute Hospital Billing Fundamentals Practice Exam
PART 1: HOSPITAL ACCOUNT RECORDS (HAR) & REVENUE CYCLE
1. What two records must a Hospital Account Record (HAR) be linked to?
A) Patient and Provider records
B) Patient and Guarantor records
C) Guarantor and Coverage records
D) Provider and Coverage records
Correct Answer: B) Patient and Guarantor records
Explanation: A Hospital Account Record (HAR) must be linked to both Patient and
Guarantor records. It can be linked to Coverages, but this is optional .
2. A HAR can be linked to, or have no, which of the following?
A) Guarantor
B) Coverages
C) Patient
D) Provider
,Correct Answer: B) Coverages
Explanation: A HAR must be linked to Patient and Guarantor records but can be
linked to or have no Coverages .
3. Which records can be reused for future accounts?
A) Patient, Provider, and Coverages
B) Patient, Guarantor, and Coverages
C) Guarantor, Provider, and Coverages
D) Patient, Provider, and Facility
Correct Answer: B) Patient, Guarantor, and Coverages
Explanation: Patient, Guarantor, and Coverages records can be reused for future
accounts .
4. What is the CSN in Epic?
A) Claim Status Number
B) Contact Serial Number
C) Coverage Sequence Number
D) Charge Service Number
Correct Answer: B) Contact Serial Number
Explanation: CSN stands for Contact Serial Number. It is a visit- or admission-
specific identifier linked to the clinical portion of an encounter. Multiple CSNs can
be on one HAR .
5. What is the primary function of a Hospital Account Record (HAR)?
A) To store clinical documentation
B) To store HB charges, payments, and adjustments for an encounter
, C) To store insurance coverage information
D) To store patient demographics
Correct Answer: B) To store HB charges, payments, and adjustments for an
encounter
Explanation: A HAR stores all HB charges, payments, and adjustments
(transactions) for an encounter. It also assigns the guarantor and payer(s) to bill .
6. What is the HAR status?
A) The patient's current health status
B) The account's location in the revenue cycle
C) The provider's billing status
D) The insurance verification status
Correct Answer: B) The account's location in the revenue cycle
Explanation: HAR Status indicates where the account is in the revenue cycle. It
tracks the account's progression from creation through billing and closure .
7. What are all of the HAR statuses in linear order?
A) Open > Billed > DNB > Closed
B) Open > DNB > Billed > Closed
C) DNB > Open > Billed > Closed
D) Created > Open > Billed > Closed
Correct Answer: B) Open > DNB > Billed > Closed
Explanation: The linear order of HAR statuses is: Open > DNB > Billed > Closed. All
hospital accounts start in the Open status when created. DNB (Discharge Not
Billed) is a temporary status during bill preparation. Billed indicates liability has
been assigned. Closed means the balance is $0 .
FUNDAMENTALS PRACTICE EXAM 2026 ALL
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS |GRADED A+
|HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY EXPERTS |NEW AND
REVISED
RHB100 Resolute Hospital Billing Fundamentals Practice Exam
PART 1: HOSPITAL ACCOUNT RECORDS (HAR) & REVENUE CYCLE
1. What two records must a Hospital Account Record (HAR) be linked to?
A) Patient and Provider records
B) Patient and Guarantor records
C) Guarantor and Coverage records
D) Provider and Coverage records
Correct Answer: B) Patient and Guarantor records
Explanation: A Hospital Account Record (HAR) must be linked to both Patient and
Guarantor records. It can be linked to Coverages, but this is optional .
2. A HAR can be linked to, or have no, which of the following?
A) Guarantor
B) Coverages
C) Patient
D) Provider
,Correct Answer: B) Coverages
Explanation: A HAR must be linked to Patient and Guarantor records but can be
linked to or have no Coverages .
3. Which records can be reused for future accounts?
A) Patient, Provider, and Coverages
B) Patient, Guarantor, and Coverages
C) Guarantor, Provider, and Coverages
D) Patient, Provider, and Facility
Correct Answer: B) Patient, Guarantor, and Coverages
Explanation: Patient, Guarantor, and Coverages records can be reused for future
accounts .
4. What is the CSN in Epic?
A) Claim Status Number
B) Contact Serial Number
C) Coverage Sequence Number
D) Charge Service Number
Correct Answer: B) Contact Serial Number
Explanation: CSN stands for Contact Serial Number. It is a visit- or admission-
specific identifier linked to the clinical portion of an encounter. Multiple CSNs can
be on one HAR .
5. What is the primary function of a Hospital Account Record (HAR)?
A) To store clinical documentation
B) To store HB charges, payments, and adjustments for an encounter
, C) To store insurance coverage information
D) To store patient demographics
Correct Answer: B) To store HB charges, payments, and adjustments for an
encounter
Explanation: A HAR stores all HB charges, payments, and adjustments
(transactions) for an encounter. It also assigns the guarantor and payer(s) to bill .
6. What is the HAR status?
A) The patient's current health status
B) The account's location in the revenue cycle
C) The provider's billing status
D) The insurance verification status
Correct Answer: B) The account's location in the revenue cycle
Explanation: HAR Status indicates where the account is in the revenue cycle. It
tracks the account's progression from creation through billing and closure .
7. What are all of the HAR statuses in linear order?
A) Open > Billed > DNB > Closed
B) Open > DNB > Billed > Closed
C) DNB > Open > Billed > Closed
D) Created > Open > Billed > Closed
Correct Answer: B) Open > DNB > Billed > Closed
Explanation: The linear order of HAR statuses is: Open > DNB > Billed > Closed. All
hospital accounts start in the Open status when created. DNB (Discharge Not
Billed) is a temporary status during bill preparation. Billed indicates liability has
been assigned. Closed means the balance is $0 .
