RAD400 EXAMINATION SET 2025 QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS RATED A+
✔✔Visit Type - ✔✔Contain all the scheduling set-up for your procedures, including
which modalities the exam should be scheduled with and the appointment length. The
link, then, is what allows the order to be scheduled in radiant. Typically set at the
procedure level, since each procedure will usually require its own scheduling set-up.
(Can also link in procedure category.)
✔✔Indications of Use - ✔✔Allow you to integrate with third-party decision support tools
that compare the procedure ordered and the diagnosis to ensure that they are
appropriately matched. In Ancillary Orders (Reason for Exam field) and Order Entry
(check boxes), users can select any indication listed on the screen in the Reason for
Exam field. Use this field to override the vendor values listed on the Indications of Use
(Vendor) screen.
✔✔Navigator - ✔✔Used to document at Begin Exam and End Exam.
✔✔Exam-Level Topic - ✔✔Used to collect data relevant to an entire exam.
✔✔Procedure-Level Topic - ✔✔Used to collect data specific to a given procedure.
✔✔Form Question - ✔✔The building blocks for questionnaires that appear during
scheduling or performing.
✔✔Visit Type Questionnaire - ✔✔Since visit types control settings related to scheduling,
Visit Type questionnaires appear at the beginning of the scheduling workflow.
Information gathered through visit type questionnaires can affect the way scheduling
proceeds.
✔✔Imaging Order Questionnaire - ✔✔Appear during performing once per procedure.
✔✔Imaging Appointment Questionnaire - ✔✔Appear during performing once per
appointment, not matter how many procedures are performed as part of that
appointment.
✔✔Template - ✔✔A provider's schedule. Specific to a particular provider in a certain
department.
✔✔Release Date - ✔✔The last date on which appointments may be scheduled. The
schedule is released, or available, for scheduling until the release date. The release
date, is a specific, static date in the future, such as June 24.
, ✔✔Release Date Offset - ✔✔Slides the release date forward in time. Using this setting,
the system automatically moves the release date forward during end-of-day processing.
✔✔Visit Type Block - ✔✔Reserve time for specific types of visits. Visit type blocks are
more restrictive than patient level blocks:
Users won't be prevented from scheduling other appointments during a visit type block,
but they will be prevented from scheduling a blocked visit type in an unblocked slot.
✔✔Patient Level Block - ✔✔Reserve time for types of patients. Keep the wrong kinds of
patients out. Users can only schedule certain patients during the blocked time.
However, the block does not prevent users from scheduling those certain patients at
other times during the day.
✔✔Resource Type (ORT) - ✔✔A type of staff or equipment that an appointment
requires in addition to the provider with whom the appointment is scheduled. A generic
stand-in for a specific provider. By configuring the availability of a particular type of
resource, you can prevent overbooking and ensure that you have the providers and
equipment to cover all the appointments in your imaging department. The Resource
Types (ORT) master file stores information about types of resources, not individual
people or pieces of equipment. For example, you may have many nurses on staff, but
you would create one ORT record called "Nurse" that represents that type of resource.
You would then create provider records for each of your actual nurses and associate
them with the "Nurse" resource type.
✔✔SmartForm - ✔✔Highly customizable forms used throughout Epic to capture discrete
documentation using buttons, free-text, and numeric fields. They help organizations
meet their unique data collection needs.
✔✔Component - ✔✔Make up smartforms. Allow you to collect discreet data from your
SmartForm. There are several differnt types of components.
✔✔Field Component - ✔✔Allow staff to enter numeric or free-text values.
✔✔List Component - ✔✔Contain buttons for point-and-click documentation.
✔✔SmartData Element (SDE) - ✔✔Make up components. Allow the information
documented in that component to be stored discreetly. SDEs appear in a variety of
ways within a SmartForm, depending on the type of component to which they're linked.
✔✔Scripting - ✔✔Configure certain components to appear, disappear, or clear all
values based on other actions staff take within the SmartForm.
✔✔Narrator - ✔✔The primary tool for intra-procedure documentation in your
interventional area.
ANSWERS RATED A+
✔✔Visit Type - ✔✔Contain all the scheduling set-up for your procedures, including
which modalities the exam should be scheduled with and the appointment length. The
link, then, is what allows the order to be scheduled in radiant. Typically set at the
procedure level, since each procedure will usually require its own scheduling set-up.
(Can also link in procedure category.)
✔✔Indications of Use - ✔✔Allow you to integrate with third-party decision support tools
that compare the procedure ordered and the diagnosis to ensure that they are
appropriately matched. In Ancillary Orders (Reason for Exam field) and Order Entry
(check boxes), users can select any indication listed on the screen in the Reason for
Exam field. Use this field to override the vendor values listed on the Indications of Use
(Vendor) screen.
✔✔Navigator - ✔✔Used to document at Begin Exam and End Exam.
✔✔Exam-Level Topic - ✔✔Used to collect data relevant to an entire exam.
✔✔Procedure-Level Topic - ✔✔Used to collect data specific to a given procedure.
✔✔Form Question - ✔✔The building blocks for questionnaires that appear during
scheduling or performing.
✔✔Visit Type Questionnaire - ✔✔Since visit types control settings related to scheduling,
Visit Type questionnaires appear at the beginning of the scheduling workflow.
Information gathered through visit type questionnaires can affect the way scheduling
proceeds.
✔✔Imaging Order Questionnaire - ✔✔Appear during performing once per procedure.
✔✔Imaging Appointment Questionnaire - ✔✔Appear during performing once per
appointment, not matter how many procedures are performed as part of that
appointment.
✔✔Template - ✔✔A provider's schedule. Specific to a particular provider in a certain
department.
✔✔Release Date - ✔✔The last date on which appointments may be scheduled. The
schedule is released, or available, for scheduling until the release date. The release
date, is a specific, static date in the future, such as June 24.
, ✔✔Release Date Offset - ✔✔Slides the release date forward in time. Using this setting,
the system automatically moves the release date forward during end-of-day processing.
✔✔Visit Type Block - ✔✔Reserve time for specific types of visits. Visit type blocks are
more restrictive than patient level blocks:
Users won't be prevented from scheduling other appointments during a visit type block,
but they will be prevented from scheduling a blocked visit type in an unblocked slot.
✔✔Patient Level Block - ✔✔Reserve time for types of patients. Keep the wrong kinds of
patients out. Users can only schedule certain patients during the blocked time.
However, the block does not prevent users from scheduling those certain patients at
other times during the day.
✔✔Resource Type (ORT) - ✔✔A type of staff or equipment that an appointment
requires in addition to the provider with whom the appointment is scheduled. A generic
stand-in for a specific provider. By configuring the availability of a particular type of
resource, you can prevent overbooking and ensure that you have the providers and
equipment to cover all the appointments in your imaging department. The Resource
Types (ORT) master file stores information about types of resources, not individual
people or pieces of equipment. For example, you may have many nurses on staff, but
you would create one ORT record called "Nurse" that represents that type of resource.
You would then create provider records for each of your actual nurses and associate
them with the "Nurse" resource type.
✔✔SmartForm - ✔✔Highly customizable forms used throughout Epic to capture discrete
documentation using buttons, free-text, and numeric fields. They help organizations
meet their unique data collection needs.
✔✔Component - ✔✔Make up smartforms. Allow you to collect discreet data from your
SmartForm. There are several differnt types of components.
✔✔Field Component - ✔✔Allow staff to enter numeric or free-text values.
✔✔List Component - ✔✔Contain buttons for point-and-click documentation.
✔✔SmartData Element (SDE) - ✔✔Make up components. Allow the information
documented in that component to be stored discreetly. SDEs appear in a variety of
ways within a SmartForm, depending on the type of component to which they're linked.
✔✔Scripting - ✔✔Configure certain components to appear, disappear, or clear all
values based on other actions staff take within the SmartForm.
✔✔Narrator - ✔✔The primary tool for intra-procedure documentation in your
interventional area.
