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What member of the healthcare team typically discusses abnormal test results or serious health conditions with patients and their families Provider
Which method of scheduling is designed to keep a continuous flow of patients coming through the office Streaming
In most employment situations an evaluation of work performance is made on a ____basis Annual
What type of check is paid directly from a checking account via the internet Electronic
This type of accounting system automatically updates records as information is entered into the system Computerized
When should pt be giving a receipt When they make any form of payment
When a professional discount is given who must authorize it Physician
When you realize a pt is going to have a longer that normal wait what should you do Notify and tactfully offer to reschedule
Participating in a conversation with another person by repeating words or phrases or by giving approving or disapproving nods is considered what Active listening
What does bioethics typically focus on Focuses on the ethics of Life and death
What are ICD-9 descriptive of Presenting disease or condition
When must any new, revised, and deleted codes be implemented by every year Jan 1st
What is informed consent Knowing the procedure, risk and outcomes of the treatment before committing to it
When looking at the MICR numbers on a check, the second series of numbers identify what Account
What is an entry on a day sheet called Journalizing
What is the correct way to write the numerical amount $10.21 as written amount 10 and 21/100
When sorting currency how should bills be stacked Portrait side up, in order from highest to lowest denominations
What terms refers to the values by which an organization conducts its business Organizations ethics
What is the single most admired characteristic in a leader according to studies Honesty
What is the process of creating a genetically identical copy of a human Cloning
When a pt calls with a medical question what should the MA do Document the pt information and relay it to the dr for review
Why is documenting pt education important Protects against or minimizes liability
When documenting a telephone call why is it important to include your name or initals So the physician knows who to ask if he has any questions
When using a paper scheduling, and a pt calls at the last minute to cancel an appointment what should the MA do to the original entry Draw a single line through it
In managed care, the insurance typically requires pt to obtain what if they need to see a specialist a Referral
Who makes the services on an encounter form Provider
What will happen if a third party payer is reviewing medical records and a procedure was never documented It never happened
What is the name of the form filled out providers that list the procedures performed in the office Encounter form
When cash is received in the office and cannot be deposited where should it be stored Out of sight in a secured location
If a mistake is made when writing a check what must be written on it VOID
Who should voided checks be saved for The practice auditors
What phrase must be included on a check to make it negotiable Paid to the Order of
This type of endorsement states "pay to the order of" Special
What is a pt ledger card Individual record of all charges/payments made to a particular pt
When scheduling a hospital admission for a pt what needs to be included PT Name, DOB, Pre-Auth #, Ins. Info, Reason or Admission, When Dr will visit
When should a charge slip be prepared and attached to a pt chart When the pt arrives
Once you isolate the main term from the providers statement where should it be looked up Index
What is autonomy PT right to make decisions concerning their own healthcare
A person who works with pts who have hearing and balance disorders Audiologist
A person that assists pts in regulating their diets Dietician
This person creates images of structures within the body using sound waves instead of x-rays Sonographer
This person assists the surgeon and surgical team before, during, and after a procedure Surgical technologist
This person administers emergency care to victims with n acute illness or injury Emergency Medical technician EMT
This person evaluates, teats, diagnoses movement disorders in pt with musculoskeletal injuries and illness Physical therapist
This person creates a billing statement listing all charges a pt has incurred for services rendered and sends the bill to the pt , insurance company or attorney Medical biller
This person uses an alphanumeric coding system for diagnoses and procedures in a manner that results in the maximum reimbursement for the provider and fewer fees billed to the pt Medical coder
Party to whom charges are brought Defendant
The underlying principle used to establish whether the injured party can collect for damages in a case centered on negligence Standard of Care
Established to aid dependents of active service personnel, retired personnel, and their dependents, as well as dependents of service personnel who died on active duty TRICARE
When a healthcare provider is paid a fixed amount per member per month whether the pt is seen or not Capitation
Being polite and well mannered Couteous
Being detailed and making certain that the information is correct Accurate
Person found guilty of this crime can be punished by death or more than one year in jail Felony
System of rules, usually enforced thru a collection of institutions commonly recognized as having the authority to do so Laws
Being reliable and responsible Dependable
Standard of Proof in a civil case Preponderance of evidence
Person found guilty of this crime can be imprisoned for no more than 1 year Misdemeanor
Specified amount the insured must pay toward the charge for professional services rendered at the time of service Copayment
Established for spouses and dependents of veterans who have total, permanent, service connected disabilities CHAMPVA
Being Trustworthy and well mannered Honest
Type of laws created by courts Case law
This person performs procedures of treatment that maintains or improve the ventilator function of the respiratory tract in pt Respiratory Therapist
Assist licensed pharmacists in preparing medications for pt and in certain cases, administering the medicine Pharmacy Technician
States that laws created by congress apply to everyone in the US Supremacy Clause
Authorization by signature for a pt for payment to be paid directly to the physician for his services Assignment of benefits
Insurance offered to all employees from the employer Group insurance
Acting calm when thing dont necessarily go as planned Patience
The party bringing the charges Plantiff
Showing regard for others even if you disagree with the message Respectful
Being prudent and conscious, especially in regard to speech Confidential
Standard of proof in a criminal case Beyond a reasonable doubt
Procedure used by employers to avoid duplication of payment of claims when a pt has more than one policy Coordination of benifits
Date when Insurance policy goes into effect Effective date
Predetermined amount that the insured must pay each year before the insurance company will pay for an accident or illness Deductible
Group insurance that entitles members to services provided by participating hospitals, clinics and physicians Health Maintenance Organization
Showing ambition Initiative
Health insurance for on the job injury or illness Workers Compensation
Health insurance for the elderly, disabled, and end stage renal cancer Medicare
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