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Use the index to find the code for:
Intertrochanteric femoral fracture (closed treatment) |
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Use the index to find the code for:
Removal of gallbladder calculi |
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Use the index to find the code for:
Lung, bullae excision |
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| a term that directs you to another term or other terms--usually the word "see" |
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| If you look up Renal Disease Services in the Index, you are directed to look at _________ |
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| The abbreviation ANA stands for __________________ |
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| When you look up ANA in the Index, you are directed to ___________ |
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| When you look up "arm" in the Index, you are directed to look at __________________ |
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| What is the pronunciation of HCPCS? |
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| collection of coes that represent procedures, supplies, products, and services that may be provided to Mediare and Medicaid beneficiaries and to individuals enrolled in private health insurance programs |
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| One of two divisions of HCPCS which is compoed of CPT codes |
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| What is the primary coding system used in the outpatient setting to code professional services provided to the patient? |
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| Which group of codes of HCPCS are national codes? |
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| a division of HCPCS that has codes that are approved and maintained ointly by the Alpha-Numeric Workgroup, consisting of the CMS, the Health Insurance Association of America, and the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association |
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| T or F: There used to be Level III codes that represented local codes until the implementation of HIPAA |
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| T or F: CPT covers all services that are provided to patients |
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| What is the first digit of a national code? |
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| After the first digit, what are the following four digits in a national code? |
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| What are four temporary letters of national codes? |
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| temporary first-digit letter code for durable medical equipment |
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| temporary first-digit national code for procedures and professional services |
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| temporary first digit national code for procedures, services, and supplies |
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| temporary first digit national code for Blue Cross/ Blue Shield codes that are not valid for Medicare and Medicaid patients |
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| T or F: National Codes are not used by health care facilities to report services provided to inpatients |
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| What codes are used to report services provided to inpatients? |
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| outpatient, services, diagnosis |
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| The two levels of National Codes are used in __________ settings (including physicians' offices) where the basis of payment is the ___________ rendered, not the __________ |
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| T or F: With HCPCS, you never code from the index |
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| HCPCS codes for Transportation Services--including Ambulance Medical and Surgical Supplies Administrative, Miscellaneous, and Investigational |
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| HCPCS codes for Enteral and Parenteral Therapy |
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| HCPCS codes for Hospital Outpatient Prospective Payment System |
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