RAD400 Exam 2026 Questions and
Answers
Facility (EAF) - Correct answer-A record that represents your whole organization.
There is only one in any organization. This record determines how the software
will work organization wide.
Service Area (EAF) - Correct answer-Used for billing purposes and typically
divides the organization up into entities with separate finances, for example: for-
profit and nonprofit.
Revenue Location (EAF) - Correct answer-Usually a physical location, typically
representing your clinics and hospitals.
Department (DEP) - Correct answer-Represents places where users log in or where
patients receive care at your organization.
How does the Department (DEP) Influence Radiant builds? - Correct answer-1.
Determines where procedures are scheduled and performed.
2. Providers and resources are only schedulable in specific ones
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,3. Schedules of availability are specific to both a provider/resource and this.
What is each service area linked to? - Correct answer-Linked to a facility
What is each department linked to? - Correct answer-Linked to a revenue location
What is each revenue location linked to? - Correct answer-Linked to a service area
Why can't you modify the Rev Location item when linking a Department (DEP)? -
Correct answer-The Rev Location field connects the department to the facility
structure. This affects the revenue stream and changing that link would cause major
issues with charge routing.
EpicCare Department Information - Correct answer-This screen can attach the
department to a profile (LPR) record with clinical settings specific to users who log
in to this department.
Context-based Charging - Correct answer-Used to identify which steps in the
workflow should trigger fees.
Types of chares used when billing for a procedure: - Correct answer-1. Technical
2. Professional
3. Global
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,Technical Fees - Correct answer-Charge that covers the cost of using equipment,
facilities, non-physician medical staff, supplies, etc.
Professional Fees - Correct answer-Charge that covers the cost of the physician's
professional services
Global Fees - Correct answer-Charge that covers both technical and professional
services
Charge Override Ext Field - Correct answer-The record linked here, IMG
SERVICE DATE OVERRIDE TO SIGNING DATE, ensures that the date
associated with professional charges is the date the study was read instead of the
date of the appointment
Blocks - Correct answer-Time restrictions used in scheduling to set aside time for
certain types of care.
Types of Blocks - Correct answer-1. Patient Level
2. Visit Type
Patient Level Block - Correct answer-Reserve time for types of patients. Intended
to keep the wrong kinds of patients out. The specified patients are allowed during
this time.
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, If a user tries to schedule a different patient type during this time, a warning will
appear.
Example of Patient Level Block - Correct answer-It is common to block time for
patients with a patient class of Inpatient or a patient type of Confidential or
Employee
Visit Type Block - Correct answer-Reserve time for a specific type of
appointments. Visit type blocks are more restrictive and will only allow the
specified appointments to be scheduled during this time.
Conversion - Correct answer-The system opens the appointment as a Hospital
Outpatient Visit (HOV) and is typically appropriate for outpatients.
Data from the imaging appointment stores to the HOV encounter
Redirection - Correct answer-The system opens the patient's existing admission
chart. Redirection behavior is unique to HODs and is typically appropriate for
admitted patients.
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Answers
Facility (EAF) - Correct answer-A record that represents your whole organization.
There is only one in any organization. This record determines how the software
will work organization wide.
Service Area (EAF) - Correct answer-Used for billing purposes and typically
divides the organization up into entities with separate finances, for example: for-
profit and nonprofit.
Revenue Location (EAF) - Correct answer-Usually a physical location, typically
representing your clinics and hospitals.
Department (DEP) - Correct answer-Represents places where users log in or where
patients receive care at your organization.
How does the Department (DEP) Influence Radiant builds? - Correct answer-1.
Determines where procedures are scheduled and performed.
2. Providers and resources are only schedulable in specific ones
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,3. Schedules of availability are specific to both a provider/resource and this.
What is each service area linked to? - Correct answer-Linked to a facility
What is each department linked to? - Correct answer-Linked to a revenue location
What is each revenue location linked to? - Correct answer-Linked to a service area
Why can't you modify the Rev Location item when linking a Department (DEP)? -
Correct answer-The Rev Location field connects the department to the facility
structure. This affects the revenue stream and changing that link would cause major
issues with charge routing.
EpicCare Department Information - Correct answer-This screen can attach the
department to a profile (LPR) record with clinical settings specific to users who log
in to this department.
Context-based Charging - Correct answer-Used to identify which steps in the
workflow should trigger fees.
Types of chares used when billing for a procedure: - Correct answer-1. Technical
2. Professional
3. Global
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,Technical Fees - Correct answer-Charge that covers the cost of using equipment,
facilities, non-physician medical staff, supplies, etc.
Professional Fees - Correct answer-Charge that covers the cost of the physician's
professional services
Global Fees - Correct answer-Charge that covers both technical and professional
services
Charge Override Ext Field - Correct answer-The record linked here, IMG
SERVICE DATE OVERRIDE TO SIGNING DATE, ensures that the date
associated with professional charges is the date the study was read instead of the
date of the appointment
Blocks - Correct answer-Time restrictions used in scheduling to set aside time for
certain types of care.
Types of Blocks - Correct answer-1. Patient Level
2. Visit Type
Patient Level Block - Correct answer-Reserve time for types of patients. Intended
to keep the wrong kinds of patients out. The specified patients are allowed during
this time.
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, If a user tries to schedule a different patient type during this time, a warning will
appear.
Example of Patient Level Block - Correct answer-It is common to block time for
patients with a patient class of Inpatient or a patient type of Confidential or
Employee
Visit Type Block - Correct answer-Reserve time for a specific type of
appointments. Visit type blocks are more restrictive and will only allow the
specified appointments to be scheduled during this time.
Conversion - Correct answer-The system opens the appointment as a Hospital
Outpatient Visit (HOV) and is typically appropriate for outpatients.
Data from the imaging appointment stores to the HOV encounter
Redirection - Correct answer-The system opens the patient's existing admission
chart. Redirection behavior is unique to HODs and is typically appropriate for
admitted patients.
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