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| assigned letters, numbers or a combination of both used to report procedures, services, supplies, durable medical equipment, and diagnoses |
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Codes represent:
a) procedures
b) services
c) supplies
d) medicine
e) DME
f) diagnoses
g) all of the above
h) all but c and e |
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| Durable Medical Equipment |
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| a coding system used to report procedures, services, supplies, medicine, and DME--comprised of CPT Level 1 and national Level II codes |
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| Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System |
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| What does HCPCS stand for? |
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| procedure-based coding system used by physicians to document what was done to and for a patient |
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| What codes are Level 1 HCPCS? |
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Level II HCPCS are _____ codes:
a) CPT
b) national
c) international
d) a and b |
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| Current Procedural Terminology |
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| codes used to report services and procedures that are level I codes under HCPCS |
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| also known as Level I codes |
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| five-digit numeric codes that are assigned for the following services and procedures: E/M, Anesthesia, Surgery, Radiology, Pathology and Laboratory, and Medicine |
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| Evaluation and Management |
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| yearly, American Medical Association |
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| CPT is updated ______ by the _______. |
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| alphanumeric codes used to identify categories not included in HCPCS level I codes |
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| also known as Level II codes |
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| five-digit alphanumeric codes, beginning with a letter and followed by four numbers, that cover: supplies, DME, materials, injections/drugs, services |
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| a two-character alphabetic, numeric, or alphanumeric descriptor used to signify that a procedure or service has been altered by an unusual or specific circumstance, although the code itself has not changed. Also may refer to a specific body site. |
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Modifier are used when:
a) a service or procedure has a technical component
b) a service or procedure has a professional component
c) a service or procedure was performed by more than one physician
d) a service or procedure was increased or reduced
e) only part of a service was performed
f) all of the above
g) c-e |
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Modifiers are also used if:
a) an additional service was performed
b) a bilateral procedure was performed more than once
c) referencing a body site
d) unusual events occurred
e) all of the above
f) c and d |
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| a two-character numeric descriptor used only with CPT codes |
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| a formal examination of an individual's or organization's accounts |
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| a two-character alphabetic or alphanumeric descriptor used with both CPT level 1 and level II national codes |
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| International Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision, Clinical Modification |
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| What does ICD-9-CM stand for? |
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| Volume 1 of ICD-9-CM is the ________. |
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| Volume 2 of ICD-9-CM is the ____________. |
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| Index to Procedures and Tabular List |
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| Volume 3 of ICD-9-CM is the ___________. |
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Physicians offices use what volume(s) of
ICD-9-CM? |
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Volume 3 of ICD-9-CM is used by:
a) hospitals
b) physician offices |
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