Exam 20: HCPCS Level II: Category II and Category III Codes

What is the appropriate format of a HCPCS Level II code?

Category II codes which are located in CPT (HCPCS Level I) end with which alpha character?

TEE, MRI, and catheters are located in which general heading?

The description "Second concurrently administered infusion therapy" corresponds to which HCPCS Level II modifier?

What does HCPCS Level II modifier AD signify?

Ambulance services that include basic CPR, trauma care, basic airway management, and use of pulse oximetry equipment are called:

In the instance where a diagnostic mammogram is converted from screening mammogram on the same day, for the same patient, the coder should append modifier:

Modifier NU indicates:

Where can one find an LVEF?

Where are PTK codes located in HCPCS Level II?

Where are nasogastric codes located in HCPCS Level II?

What general heading of codes is found in the A4206-A9999 code range?

In ambulance services coding, modifier "D" indicates which location?

Where are PTK codes located in HCPCS Level II?

A coder finds two codes to report a service provided; one code is in the Level I manual and one is in the Level II manual. The code descriptions are identical. What should the coder do?

Where are Diagnostic Radiology Services found?

What general heading of codes is found in range S0012-S9999?

Which modifier is appropriate to use when a facility has a waiver-of-liability statement on file?

Modifier "G" in ambulance services coding indicates:

A patient is picked up at a physician's office and taken to the hospital. What would be the appropriate ambulance services modifier?