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Medicare part A covers
Institutional providers for inpatient services
Medicare part B covers
Physician services, outpatient hospital care, and other services not covered by Medicare part a
General Medicare eligibility requires an individual or the individual's spouse to
Be a minimum of 65 years of age. Be a citizen or permanent resident of the United States. And have worked at least 10 years in Medicare-covered employment.
Individuals age 65 or over do not pay a monthly premium for Medicare part A if
They or their spouse paid Medicare taxes why they were working.
A benefit. Begins with the first day of hospitalization and ends when a patient has been out of the hospital for ______ many days.
60 days.
The benefit period was formally known as
A spell of sickness and a spell of illness.
Medicare part _______ helps cover physician services, outpatient hospital care, physical and occupational therapy, and some home health care
Part B
Medicare reimburses provider services according to.
A physician fee schedule and an resource-based relative value scale.
The goal of programs of all-inclusive care for the elderly is
To help people stay independent and live in their communities as long as possible
Special incentives mandated by Congress to increase the number of healthcare providers signing participating
Direct payments of all claims, a 5% higher fee schedule, and publication of the PAR directory of all Medicare patients
The Medicaid program was implemented in which year
1965
Medicaid is jointly funded by the _______ and ________ governments to assist states in providing adequate medical care to qualified individuals.
Federal, state
Which of the following would be covered under Medicaid?
Categorically needy, medically needy, special groups
What does the acronym TANF stand for?
Temporary assistance for needy families
Categorically needy Medicare eligibility groups are not necessarily entitled to
Nursing facility services for individuals under the age of 21
Medicaid operates as a(n) _______ and payment system
Vendor, fee-for-service
The portion of the Medicaid program paid by the federal government is known as the
Federal medical assistance percent
Dual eligibles refer to
Individuals entitled to Medicare and eligible for some type of Medicaid services
Medicaid is always either the
Secondary payer and payer of last resort
Any provider who excepts a Medicaid patient must accept Medicaid-determined payment as
Payment in full
TRICARE is a healthcare program for
Active-duty members of the military and their qualified family members, CHAMPUS- eligible retirees and their qualified family members, and eligible survivors of members of the uniform services
TRICARE Standard was previously known as
CHAMPUS
Some branches of the military that are covered under TRICARE include
Army, Navy, Air Force
How many regions are there in TRICARE?
Four
At what age are retired Reserve Component service members eligible for retirement pay
60 years old
What is a healthcare finder?
One who assists primary care providers with pre-authorizations and referrals
A ________ is a formal approval obtained from a healthcare finder before certain specialty procedures and inpatient care services are rendered
Preauthorization
A ______ is a request for a member to receive treatment from another provider
Referral
When a CHAMPVA beneficiary also has Medicare coverage, ____________ is always the secondary payer.
CHAMPVA
Individuals eligible for TRICARE Prime include
Active-duty military personnel, family members of active-duty sponsors, retirees and their family members who are under 65 years of age
_________ and ________ laws require employees to maintain Worker's Compensation coverage for employees for work-related illnesses and injury
Federal, state
What was the previous name for Worker's Compensation?
Workmen's Compensation
The Department of Labor manages programs designed to prevent work-related injuries and illnesses, which include
Mine safety and health administration, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, and the Jones act
___________ benefit checks are sent to call miners who are totally disabled by pneumoconiosis.
Monthly
The division of federal employees' compensation act processes
Medical expenses and compensation benefits to injured workers and survivors
Which program covers workers under contract with the U.S. government for defense projects outside the continental United States?
Longshore and Harbor Worker's Compensation program
Self-insurance plans are required to
Set aside a percentage of funds to cover medical expenses, have sufficient capital to qualify
Which of the following is an example of an on-the-job injury
Employee is injured while picking up reports for the office at the local hospital, worker trips on the curb while taking a deposit to the bank, and employee attending at work seminar another state falls down the stairs
Who is responsible for determining the extent of disability of an employee
Employee's healthcare provider
How are survivor benefits calculated
According to the employee's earning capacity at the time of illness or injury
This code indicates elevated blood pressure without diagnosis of hypertension
796.2
This code indicates tubercular syphilide
095.8
This code indicates iridoplegia (partial)
379.49
This code indicates enteritis, viral, specified virus NEC
008.69
This code indicates bifid, congenital clitoris
752.49
This code indicates wardrop's disease
681.9
This code indicates alcoholic wet brain in remission
303.93
This code indicates knotting of colon.
560.2
This code indicates a keloid scar
701.4
This code indicates Potter's lung
502
Cancer described as metastatic to a site is considered
Secondary
If the primary side of malignancy is no longer present, assign a code for
Personal history of malignant neoplasm
Major topic headings in the tabular list of the ICD-10-CM are known as
Code blocks
The character __________ is used as a placeholder in ICD 10 CM
X
Uniform hospital discharge data set definition of principal diagnosis applies to
Inpatients
Amoebic cystitis is represented by which code
A06.81
Malignant carcinoid tumor of the duodenum is represented by which code
C7.a.010
Hereditary spherocytosis is represented by which which code
D58.0
Opioid abuse with intoxication delirium is represented by which code
F 11.121
Vascular Parkinsonism is represented by which code
G 21.4
Vitiligo of the right lower eyelid and periocular area is represented by which code
H02.732
Atherosclerosis of native arteries of extremities with gangrene, bilateral legs is represented by which code
I 70.263
Obstructive rhinitis is represented by which code
J 31.0
Tobacco use is represented by which code
Z72.0
Which code represents IV pole
E0776
Which code represents ambulance service, outside state per mile, transports (Medicaid only)
A 0021
Which code represents replacement tubing for breast pump
A4281
Which code represents Dilaudid
J1170
Which code represents injection, semorelin acetate, 1 mcg
Q0515
Which code represents the halo procedure, cervical halo Incorporated into jacket vest
L0810
Which code represents diagnostic mammography, producing direct digital image, bilateral, All views (female)
G0204
It's could represents 20 mg injection of humira
J0135
Which code represents an extra heavy-duty wheelchair
K0007
Physicians' services rendered in the office, home, or hospital ; consultations; and other medical services are listed in which section of the CPT manual
Evaluation and management section
Which ,oxidizer is assigned when the E/M service is "above and beyond" what is normally performed?
-22
Which code represents removal of foreign body, intranasal, by lateral rhinotomy?
30320
Which code represents meningocele repair, less than 5 cm?
63700
Which code represents excision of lip, full thickness, reconstruction with cross lip flap (Abbé-Estlander)?
40527
Which code represents computed tomography, head or brain, without contrast material, followed by contrast material(s) and further sections?
70470
Which code represents transpedicular approach with decompression of spinal cord, three lumbar segments?
63056, 63057x2
Which code represents photochemotherapy tar and ultraviolet B (Goeckerman treatment) or petrolatum and ultraviolet B
96910
Which code represents exploratory supratentorial craniotomy
61304
Which code represents abdominal approach, ligation of thoracic duct
38382
What does the acronym ROM stand for?
Risk of mortality
_______________________ is a data set based on local fee schedules for outpatient clinical diagnostic laboratory services
Deficit reduction act
Where is the first listed diagnosis reported on the CMS 1500
Block 21
Patient record ___________________ must justify and support the medical necessity of procedures and services reported to pay years
Documentation
A ____________________ serves as the business record for a patient encounter and is maintained in a paper or automated format
Patient record
Health insurance specialists review the patient record when assigning codes to
A. Diagnoses
B. Procedures
C. Services
D. All of the above
The correct answer is D. all of the above
Narrative clinic notes are written in what format?
Paragraph
SOAP notes are written in what format?
Outline
The ________________ part of the SOAP note contains the chief complaint and the patient's description of the presenting problem
Subjective
Diagnostic test results are documented in how many locations?
Two