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2010 SBS Medical Coding Chapter 1 Set 4
Carol J Buck, Reimbursement, HIPAA, and Compliance
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01/04/2011

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Term
1996
Definition
The HIPAA Act was enacted in ______.
Term
f
Definition

HIPAA governs over:

a) Health coverage portability

b) Health information privacy

c) Administrative simplification

d) Medical savings accounts

e) long-term care insurance

f) all of the above

g) a and b

Term
administrative simplification
Definition
HIPAA has caused major changes in ____________ simplification.
Term
f
Definition

Administrative simplification includes:

a) electronic transactions

b) code stadard requirements

c) privacy requirements

d) security requirements

e) national identifier requirements

f) all of the above

g) all but c and d

Term

False

 

Definition
T or F: Third-party payers need to have unique requirements for processing claims.
Term
uniformity
Definition
What is the goal of adopting transaction standards for electronic health information transactions?
Term
transactions
Definition
activities involving the transfer of health care information
Term
transmission
Definition
the movement of electronic data between two entities and the technology that supports the transfer
Term
electronic data interchange
Definition
What does EDI stand for?
Term
codes sets
Definition
codes that identify specific diagnosis and clinical procedures on claims and encounter forms
Term
k
Definition

What is a standard transaction for EDI transmission?

a) claims or equivalent encounter information

b) payment and remittance advice

c) claim status inquiry and response

d) eligibility inquiry and response

e) referral certification and authorization inquiry and response

f) enrollment and disenrollment in a health plan

g) health plan premium payments

h) coordination of benefits

i) claims attachments

j) first report of injury

k) all of the above

l) all but f-j

Term
a, b
Definition

What code sets are used by physician and other health services? (Can have more than one answer)

a) HCPCS

b) CPT

c) ICD-9-CM, Volumes 1-2

d) ICD-9-CM, Volume 3

e) D codes

f) National Drug Classifications

g) all of the above

Term
Durable Medical Equipment
Definition
What does DME stand for?
Term
a
Definition

What code sets are used to report medical supplies, orthotics, and DME?

a) HCPCS

b) CPT

c) ICD-9-CM, Volumes 1-2

d) ICD-9-CM, Volume 3

e) D codes

f) National Drug Classifications

g) all of the above

Term
b
Definition

HCPCS A-V codes are used with:

a) drugs

b) medical supplies, orthotics, DME

c) dentists

d) all of the above

e) a and b

Term
c
Definition

What code sets are used for diagnosis codes?

a) HCPCS

b) CPT

c) ICD-9-CM, Volumes 1-2

d) ICD-9-CM, Volume 3

e) D codes

f) National Drug Classifications

g) all of the above

Term
d
Definition

What code sets are used for inpatient hospital procedures?

a) HCPCS

b) CPT

c) ICD-9-CM, Volumes 1-2

d) ICD-9-CM, Volume 3

e) D codes

f) National Drug Classifications

g) all of the above

Term
dental
Definition
D codes are used with ______ services.
Term
a
Definition

What code sets are used with dental services?

a) HCPCS

b) CPT

c) ICD-9-CM, Volumes 1-2

d) ICD-9-CM, Volume 3

e) D codes

f) National Drug Classifications

g) all of the above

Term
National Drug Classifications
Definition
What does NDC stand for?
Term
f
Definition

What codes sets are used for drugs and biologics?

a) HCPCS

b) CPT

c) ICD-9-CM, Volumes 1-2

d) ICD-9-CM, Volume 3

e) D codes

f) National Drug Classifications

g) all of the above

Term
protected health information
Definition
What does PHI stand for?
Term
No.  Since the actress is not her patient, she is not authorized to access the medical chart.
Definition
A famous actress is admitted to the hospital.  Mary is a nurse on the floor the actress was put on.  The actress isn't her patient.  Mary accesses the actresses medical chart to satisfy her curiosity.  Is this okay?
Term
No.  You should only access charts when you have a work-related reason.
Definition
Elissa is a nurse caring for a famous actress admitted to her floor.  Elissa does have authorization to access the actress's medical records.  Elissa looks in the actress's medical chart, but she does it out of curiosity and not for a work-related reason.  Is this okay?
Term
EMR, EHR
Definition
What are two formats of electronic health records?
Term
electronic medical record
Definition
What does EMR stand for?
Term
EMR
Definition
a computerized health record limited to one practice
Term
electronic health record
Definition
What does EHR stand for?
Term
EHR
Definition
the entire health record including multiple practices
Term
NPI
Definition
What does HIPAA require health care providers, health plans, and employers to have?
Term
National Provider Identification
Definition
What does NPI stand for?
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