Exam 6: Introduction to Level II National Codes HCPSC

Subset HCPCS modifier indicating the service was provided by a resident under a teaching physician's direction.

J codes do not include drug _____________.

According to the notes preceding the Category III codes in the CPT manual, the digits of the Category III codes are not intended to reflect the placement of the code in the Category I section of the CPT:

Subset HCPCS modifier indicating denial expected as not reasonable or necessary.

How often are Category III codes released?

HCPCS stands for:

Match the following types of injections to the correct drug delivery method as used in the HCPCS Table of Drugs: -intrathecal

HCPCS codes have how many digits?

What year did CMS develop and publish HCPCS?

Level II National Modifiers are found in the introduction section of HCPCS and also in what Appendix of CPT?

The rules that govern coding in various health care settings are:

HCPCS alphanumeric codes are also known as:

There are more than 50 alphabetical modifiers available for assignment to add further specificity to the five-digit national code. List the modifiers that reference a waiver of liability.

Level II National Modifiers are located in the introduction section of the HCPCS and also in ____________________ of CPT.

This modifier indicates required Waiver of Liability statement issued.

G codes are used to identify:

HCPCS codes that are used to identify services that would not be reported with a CPT code, such as drugs, biologicals, and types of medical equipment/services which are not identified by Level II National codes.

What is the HCPCS Level II code for Injection, gadoterate meglumine, 0.1 ml?

Match the following types of injections to the correct drug delivery method as used in the HCPCS Table of Drugs: -intraveneous

What is the HCPCS Level II code for home blood glucose monitor?