Question 1

In-office labs are guided by federal safety regulations from

Accepted Answer

A)  OIG. 
B)  OSHA. 
C)  CMS. 
D)  CLIA. 
A)  OIG. 
B)  OSHA. 
C)  CMS. 
D)  CLIA. B

Question 2

CPT Category I codes are

Accepted Answer

A)  numerical. 
B)  alphanumerical. 
C)  either alphabetical or numerical. 
D)  alphabetical. 
A)  numerical. 
B)  alphanumerical. 
C)  either alphabetical or numerical. 
D)  alphabetical. A

Question 3

In what order should these codes be reported? 11100 for a skin biopsy and +11101 for the biopsy of an additional lesion.

Accepted Answer

A)  11100 
B)  11101 
C)  11100, +11101 
D)  +11101, 11100 
A)  11100 
B)  11101 
C)  11100, +11101 
D)  +11101, 11100 C

Question 4

Which of the following temporary codes is for drugs, medical equipment services that have not been given CPT codes?

Accepted Answer

A)  G codes 
B)  C codes 
C)  K codes 
D)  Q codes 
A)  G codes 
B)  C codes 
C)  K codes 
D)  Q codes

Question 5

When selecting an Evaluation and Management code for hospital inpatient services, three components are considered: the type of history, the physical examination, and the

Accepted Answer

A)  diagnoses options. 
B)  family background. 
C)  medical decision making. 
D)  interval history. 
A)  diagnoses options. 
B)  family background. 
C)  medical decision making. 
D)  interval history.

Question 6

How many CPT codes are required to report an immunization?

Accepted Answer

A)  one 
B)  three 
C)  four 
D)  two 
A)  one 
B)  three 
C)  four 
D)  two

Question 7

What two factors may be considered in assigning an outpatient visit code?

Accepted Answer

A)  treatment or history 
B)  exam or history 
C)  treatment or time 
D)  medical decision making or time 
A)  treatment or history 
B)  exam or history 
C)  treatment or time 
D)  medical decision making or time

Question 8

Which of the following is not a key component in inpatient E/M coding?

Accepted Answer

A)  treatment 
B)  history 
C)  exam 
D)  medical decision making 
A)  treatment 
B)  history 
C)  exam 
D)  medical decision making

In-office labs are guided by federal safety regulations from

CPT Category I codes are

In what order should these codes be reported? 11100 for a skin biopsy and +11101 for the biopsy of an additional lesion.

Which of the following temporary codes is for drugs, medical equipment services that have not been given CPT codes?

When selecting an Evaluation and Management code for hospital inpatient services, three components are considered: the type of history, the physical examination, and the

How many CPT codes are required to report an immunization?

What two factors may be considered in assigning an outpatient visit code?

Which of the following is not a key component in inpatient E/M coding?

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Exam 16: CPT and HCPCS

In-office labs are guided by federal safety regulations from

CPT Category I codes are

In what order should these codes be reported? 11100 for a skin biopsy and +11101 for the biopsy of an additional lesion.

Which of the following temporary codes is for drugs, medical equipment services that have not been given CPT codes?

When selecting an Evaluation and Management code for hospital inpatient services, three components are considered: the type of history, the physical examination, and the

How many CPT codes are required to report an immunization?

What two factors may be considered in assigning an outpatient visit code?

Which of the following is not a key component in inpatient E/M coding?

Introduction to the Medical Billing Cycle

Electronic Health Records, Hipaa, and Hitech: Sharing and Protecting Patients Health Information

Patient Encounters and Billing Information

Diagnostic Coding: Introduction to ICD-10-CM

Procedural Coding: CPT and HCPCS

Visit Charges and Compliant Billing

Health Care Claim Preparation and Transmission

Private Payers/BlueCross BlueShield

Medicare

Medicaid

Tricare and Champva

Workers Compensation and Disabilityautomotive Insurance

Payments Ras, Appeals, and Secondary Claims

Patient Billing and Collections

Hospital Billing and Reimbursement

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