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50 Cards in this Set
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A bed patient in a hospital is called__________.
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inpatient
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A person who represents either party of an insurance claim is the __________.
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adjuster
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A request for payment under an insurance contractor bond is called a
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claim
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Payment made periodically to keep an insurance policy in force is called ________.
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premium
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A person or institution that gives medical care is a __________.
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provider
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Benefits that are made in the form of cash payments are known as__________.
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indemnities
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An amount the insured must pay before policy benefits begins is called
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deductible
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An organization that offers health insurance at a fixed monthly premium with
little or no deductible and works through a primary care provider is called |
health maintenance organization
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Health insurance that provides protection against the high cost of treating severe
or lengthy illnesses or disabilities is called |
catastrophic
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A patient receiving ambulatory care at a hospital or other health facility without
being admitted as a bed patient is called an |
outpatient
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An injury that prevents a worker from performing one or more of the regular
functions of his or her job would be known as a |
partial disability
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A previous injury, disease or physical condition that existed before the health
insurance policy was issued is called |
preexisting condition
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One who belongs to a group insurance plan is called
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subscriber
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A sum of money provided in an insurance policy, payable for covered services is
called |
benefits
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To prevent the insured from receiving a duplicate payment for losses under more
than one insurance policy is called |
coordination of benefits
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When a patient has health insurance, the percentage if covered services that is the responsibility of the patient to pay is known as
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coinsurance
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Insurance that is meant to offset medical expenses resulting from a catastrophic
illness is called |
major medical
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An unexpected event which may cause injury is called
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accident
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A doctor who agrees to accept an insurance companies pre-established fee as the maximum amount to be collected is called
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participating physician
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Insurance plans that pay a physician’s full charge if it does not exceed his normal
charge or does not exceed the amount normally charged for the service is called |
usual, customary and reasonable
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A notice of insurance claim or proof of loss must be filed within a designated ________or it can be denied
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time limit
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A health program for people age 65 and older under social security is called
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Medicare
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A civilian health and medical program of the uniform services is called .
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Tri-Care
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A form of insurance paid by the employer providing cash benefits to workers
injured or disabled in the course of employment is called |
Worker’s
Compensation |
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A recap sheet that accompanies Medicare or Medicaid check, showing the
breakdown and explanation of payment on a claim is called |
explanation of benefits
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A type of insurance whereby the insured pays a specific amount per unit of service
and the insurance pays the rest of the cost is called |
co-payment
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In insurance, greater coverage of diseases or an accident, and greater indemnity
payment in comparison with a limited clause is called |
comprehensive
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A rider added to a policy to provide additional benefits for certain conditions is
called |
dread disease rider
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An interval after a payment is due to the insurance company in which the policy
holder may make payments, and still the policy remains in effect is called |
grace period
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An agreement by which a patient assigns to another party the right to receive
payment from a third party for the service the patient has received is called |
assignment of benefits
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A skilled nursing facility for patients receiving specialized care after discharge from
a hospital is called |
extended care facility
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Payment for hospital charges incurred by an insured person because of injury or
illness is called |
hospital benefits
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An agent of an insurance company who solicits or initiates contracts for insurance
coverage and services, and is the policyholder for the insurer is called |
insurance agent
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A method of charging whereby a physician presents a bill for each service
rendered is called |
fee-for-service
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The Tri-Care fiscal year is from
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October 1 to September 30.
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The number on the Employees Withholding Exemption Certificate is
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W-4
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FICA provides benefits for
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social security
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As part of the office bookkeeping procedures, the physician’s bank account should be reconciled with the
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checkbook
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A record of debits, credits, and balances is referred to as a patient’s
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ledger
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A signature on the reverse side of a check is called
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endorsement
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A form to itemize deposits made to savings or checking accounts is called_________.
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deposit slip
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To correct a handwritten error in a patient’s chart it is only acceptable to
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draw a line through the error, insert the correct information, date and initial it.
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Low income patients can be covered by
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Medicaid
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The reference procedural code book that uses a numbering system developed by the AMA is called a
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current procedural terminology.
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____________is a method used for determining whether a particular service or procedure is covered under a patient’s policy
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Pre-certification
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The International Classification of Disease, 9th Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-9-CM) is used to code
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diagnoses.
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In insurance coding using an “E” designates
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classification of environmental
events, such as poisoning |
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E/M codes are located in the _____ manual
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CPT
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codes can modifiers be added to, to indicate that a procedure or service has
been altered. |
CPT
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The _________form is used by non-institutional providers and suppliers to bill
Medicare, Part B covered services. |
CMS-1500
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