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