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MA review ch 2
MEDICAL REVIEW EXAM
Question | Answer |
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ultra | beyond, excessive |
uni | one |
tri | three |
syn, smy | together |
supra | above, over |
sub | under, below |
semi | half |
rube | red |
retro | back, backward behind |
re | again, back |
primi | first |
pre | before |
post | after |
poly | many |
peri | around, surrounding |
per | through |
para | near, beside, beyond, opposite, abnormal |
non | not |
neo | new, recent |
multi | many |
mono | one single |
milli | one thousandth |
micro | small |
meta | beyond, after |
mes | middle |
mal | bad |
juxta | neaqr, beside |
iso | equal |
intra | within |
inter | between |
infra | below, under, beneath |
in, il im ir | not |
hypo | below, under |
hyper | excessive, beyond |
hemi | half |
ex, e | out, away |
eu | good |
eu | good |
epi | upon, over |
endo | within |
en em | in |
ecto | outside |
ec | out away |
dys | bad, difficult, painful poor |
dis | through |
dia | through |
de | away from down not |
con col com cor | together with |
circum | around |
bio | life |
bi | two both |
auto | self |
anti | against |
ante | before |
ana | up upward toward |
ambi | both |
alb | white |
as ac af ag al ap ar as at | toward increasing |
ab | from away from |
a | without |
what word means enlargment of the heart | cardiomegaly |
epi means | upon |
lysis means | destruction |
abreviation for "return to clinic" | RTC |
scanty amount of urine | ologuria |
ante- means | before |
prefix that means around | circum |
refers to the bodys ability to maintain a stable internal temperature | homeostasis |
laryngitis is an inflammation of the | larynx |
a patient is scheduled for an x-ray of a blood vessel. What is the term for this type of x-ray | angiogram |
apnea refers to | lack of breathibng |
paralysis of the diaphragm | phrenoplegia |
same meaning as ventral | anterior |
suffix meaning splitting | -schisis |
word root myelo/o refers to what structure | spinal cord |
double folded membrane that surrounds the abdominal cavity | peritoneum |
laryngitis is an inflammation of the | larynx |
a patient is scheduled for an x-ray of a blood vessel. What is the term for this type of x-ray | angiogram |
apnea refers to | lack of breathibng |
paralysis of the diaphragm | phrenoplegia |
same meaning as ventral | anterior |
suffix meaning splitting | -schisis |
word root myelo/o refers to what structure | spinal cord |
double folded membrane that surrounds the abdominal cavity | peritoneum |
cystalgia is pain in the | bladder |
suffix -scope means | an instrument used to view |
BID mean | twice a day |
prefix meaning near | juxta |
as desired | ad lib |
abreviation for "by or through" | per |
prefixes meaning "around" | peri |
suffix -tropia | a turning |
mastoptosis is | drooping of the breasts |
meaning for an instrument for recording | Rhinologist-graph |
inflammation of the skin marked by redness and scaling is called | erythrodermatis |
combining form that means hidden | crypt/o |
which of the following combining forms refers to a hump | kyph/o |
a physician who specializes in diagnosing and managing conditins of the intugumentary system is called | dermatologist |
abbreviation for a fracture | fx |
the position of the patella in relation to the hip is | distal |
tympanoplasty is a surgical repair of the | eardrum |
an impairment of purposeful movement is referred to as | aprexia |
what combining for mean "gray matter" | poli/0o |
suffis -osis means | condition |
suffix for weakness | -asthenia |
contraction of the pupil | miosis |
megacephaly is the enlargment of the | head |
which of the following is the plural of stoma | stomata |
term that means "first pregnancy" | primigravida |
term viscera refers to | internal organs |
combing form lith/o | stone |
colporrhaphy | suture of the vagina |
growth on a stalk extending from the surface of a membrane | polyp |
excessive carbon dioxide in the blood | hypercapnia |
moving of the forarm so that the palm of the hand is turned upward | flexion |
contra | against |
septum | septa |
double | diplo |
incision of the colon | colotomy |
defination of anticoagulant | against clotting |
difficulty swallowing | dysphagia |
word that describes a patient who cannot control urination or defication | incontinent |
hyupoglossal means under the | tongue |
incision into a vein to draw blood | phlebotomy |
combining form that means lip | cheil/o |
movement away form the midline | abduction |
-ase means | enzyme |
nephrosis is a term used often by a physician in which of the following specialities | urology |
term that describes the surgical process of binding or fusing a joint | arthrodesis |
olguria | scanty urine production |
suffix that means deficiency | -penia |
hysterectomy mean | removal of the uterus |
postprandial refers to | following a meal |
abbreviation for bedtime | h.s. |
means "not feeling well" | malaise |
means "protection against disease" | prophylaxis |
causes blood flow back through a stenosis valve | murmur |
the calcaneus bone is found in the | ankle |
bone located inthe ear | malleus |
term that describes an immovable articulation between bones | synarthrosis |
the plane that divides the body into front and back halves is the | frontal plane |
type of membranes covers the body | cutenous |
loose fibrous tissues that provides insulation is know as | adipose |
the vastus lateralis is located in which of the following parts of the body | thigh |
the layer of skin containing hair follicles and nails is known as the | dermis |
type of neurotransmitter | renin |
layer of skin that is seen best in thick skin is the | stratum lucidum |
which of the following hormones is secreted from the adrenal cortex | cortisol |
teeth appear in the mouth first are called | deciduoud |
term that describes the spongy bone tissue located at the end of a long bone | epiphysis |
which of the following pulses can be palpated in the wrist | radial |
which organs must be examined to confirm a suspected diagnosis of cholelothiasis | gallbladder |
organ of corti is located in the | cochlea |
fibrous sheath of connective tissue that covers muscles | fascia |
the energy that is necessary to keep the body functioning at a minimal level is known as | basal metabolism |
the bone that articulates directly withthe first seven pairs of ribs is the | sternum |
type of membrane that line joint capsules | synovial |
the structure that produces enzymes that digest fats,proteins, and carbohydrates is the | pancrease |
which muscle flexes the thigh | sartorious |
WHICH REGIONS OF THE ABDOMEN IS LOCATED ABOVE THE STOMACH | EPIGASTRIC |
WHAT IS THE SEPERATION OF A COMPOUND INTO IST CONSTITUENT IONS | IONIZATION |
THE CONVERSION OF SIMPLE COMPOUNDS INTO MORE COMPLEX SUBSTANCES NEEDED BY THE BODY IS KNOW AS | ANABOLISM |
WHAT DOES THE TRAPEZIUS MUSCLE DO | EXTENDS THE HEAD |
WHICH SECTION OF THE BRAIN CONTROLS THE HEART RATE | MEDULLA OBLONGATA |
WHICH TYPE OF JOINT IS FOUND IN THE WRIST | GLIDING |
WHICH IS THE PRIMARY ORGAN OF DIGESTION AND THE ABSORBTION OF FOOD | SMALL INTESTINE |
THE MEDIUM FOR CHEMICAL RACTION IN THE CELL IS THE | CYTOPLASM |
WHAT TERM REFERS TOT HE CROWN OF THE HEAD | PARIETAL |
THE CELLS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM PRODUCE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID ARE THE | EPENDYMAL CELLS |
A CLEAR FLUID THAT FILLS THE ANTERIOR CAVITY OF THE EYE IS THE | AQUEOUS HUMOR |
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS OF THE EYE CHANGES THE SHAPE OF THE LENS | CILIARY BODY |
WHICH HORMONE IS SECRETED BY THE CORPUS LUTEUM | PROGESTERONE |
WHAT IS A NEURON THAT CARRIES IMPULSES FROM THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM TO THE MUSCLES AND GLANDS | MOTOR |
THE STRUCTURE THAT CONNECTS THE BRAIN HEMISPHERES IS THE | CORPUS CALLOSUM |
HOW MANY VERTEBRAE COMPRISE THE ADULT VERTEBRAL COLUMN | 26 |
EPINEPHRINE IS CREATED IN WHICH OF GLANDS | ADREMAL MEDULLA |
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING HORMONES INCREASES BLOOD SUGAR LEVELS | GLUCOGON |
A SUBSTANCE THAT HAS A PH GREATER THAN 7.0 IS KNOW AS A | BASE |
PLASMA IS | 90% WATER |
CONSIDERED THE UNIVERSAL DONOR WITH A BLOOD TYPE OF | O RH- |
CONSIDERED THE UNIVERSAL RECIPENT WITH A BLOOD TYPE OF | AB RH+ |
CLUMPING OF RED BLOOD CELLS IS CALLED | AGGLUTINATION |
FREQUENTLY OCCURING LEUKOCYTES | NEUTROPHILS |
THE CHAMBER OF THE HEART THAT PUMPS BLOOD TO THE LUNGS IS THE | RIGHT VENTRICAL |
WHICH BLOOD CELLS IS THE PRIMARY LINE OF DEFENSE AGAINST A BACTERIAL INFECTION | NEUTROPHILIS |
LYMPHATIC SYSTEMS DOES | PROTECTS THE BODY AGAINST DISEASE |
T LYMPHOCYTES MATURE IN THE | THYMUS |
THE INNERMOST LAYER OF THE HEART IS THE | ENDOCARDIUM |
WHICH OF THE FILLOWING ARE AIR SACS IN THE LUNGS WHERE THE EXCHANGE OF GASES TAKES PLACE | ALVEOLI |
THE CONTRACTION PHASE OF THE HEART IS KNOW AS | SYSTOLE |
AN OVERDOSE OF A NARCOTIC MAY CAUSE DEATH BECAUSE THE PERSON STOP BREATHINHG. WHAT PART OF THE BRAIN IS DEPRESSED BY NARCOTICS | MEDULLA OBLONGATA |
THE CAMBER OF THE HEART THAT RECIEVES OXYGENATED BLOOD FROM THE PULMONARY VEINS IS THE | LEFT ATRIUM |
THE FIST MENSTRUAL CYCLE IS CALLED | MENARCHE |
A TEST THAT ASSESSES AIRFLOW AND LUNG VOLUMES IS KNOW AS | PULMONARY FUNCTION TEST |
A SUBSTANCE THAT AIDS IN THE ABSORPTION OF VITAMIN B12 | INTRINSIC FACTOR |
THE ORGAN OF CORTI CONTAINS WHAT RECEPTOR | HEARING |
SMALL FINGERLLIKE PROJECTION THAT INCREASE THE SURFACE AREA OF THE SMALL INTESTINE ARE KNOW AS | VILLI |
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS ANOTHER NAME FOR THE COWPERS GLAND | BULBOURETHRAL |
WHICH STRUCTURES FILTER WASTE PRODUCTS FROM THE BLOOD TO CREATE URINE | NEPHRONS |
AN ATOM THAT HAS AQUIRED A CHARGE THROUGH THE GAIN OR LOSS OF ONE OR MORE ELECTRONS IS | ION |
IN A HYPERTONIC SOLUTION, A CELL WILL | SHRINK |
A PROCESS OF THE NERVE CELL THAT CONDUCTS IMPULSES TO THE CELL BODY IS THE | DENDRITE |
WHICH HORMONE PREPARES THE UTERUS FOR PREGNANCY | PROGESTERONE |
THE PART OF THE BRAIN RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLEX CONCENTRATION, PLANNING, AND PROBLEM SOLVING IS | FRONTAL LOBE |
THE LARGEST ARTERY IN THE BODY IS THE | AORTA |
WHICH PROTEIN REGULATES THE FORMATION OF RED BLOOD CELLS | ERYTHROPOIETIN |
WHICH ORGANELLES ARE THE MAJOR SIDES OF CHEMICAL REACTIONS THAT TRANSFORM ENERGY (ATP} | MITOCHONDRIA |
THE HORMONES VASOPRESSIN AND OXYTOCIN ARE PRODUCED BY | POSTERIOR PITUITARY |
THE SPINAL CORD IS LOCATED IN WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING CAVITIES | DORSAL |
THE OUTERMOST PROTION OF THE MENINGES IS | THE DURA MATER |
THE OUTERMOST PROTECTIVE LAYER OF THE EYE IS THE | FIBROUS TUNIC |
WHICH GLAND REALEASES WPINEPHRINE | ADRENAL MEDULLA |
THE CONTRACTIOPN OF SMOOTH MUSCLE OF THE WALLS OF THE SMALL INTESITINE, THEREBY ALLOWING THE MOVEMENT OF FOOD TOWARD THE STOMACH | PERISTALISIS |
THE HEAD OF THE FEMUR BONE FITS INTO WHAT | ACETEBULUM |
WHAT PART OF THE BODY IS LOCATED ABOVE THE SYMPHYSIS PUBIS | HYPOGASTRIC |
WHAT MEMBRANES COVER THE ABDOMINOPELVIC CAVITUY | PERITONEAL |
WHICH SITE DOES THE FERTILIZATION OF HUMAN OVUM MOST COMMONLY OCCUR | FALLOPIAN TUBE |
THE STRUCTURE THAT CARRIES FLUID AWAY FROM THE FLOMERULER CAPSULE IS THE | RENAL TUBULE |
THE PERIOD OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE FETUS FROMT THE TIME OF FERTILIZATION TO BIRTH IS KNOW AS | GESTATION |
THE AREA OF THE RETINA THAT CONTAINS THE HIGHEST CONCENTRATION OF CONES IS CALL | FOVEA CENTRALIS |
The malabsorption of vitamin b12 may cause | pernicious anemia |
which of the following is a chronic characterized by inflammation of the joints | rheumatoid arthritis |
an antibody produced in response to self antigens is known as a(n) | autoantibody |
which of the following types of immunities results from antibodies crossing the mothers placenta to the fetus | natural passive immunity |
inflammation of the bile ducts is called | cholecystitis |
a skin tumor that is caused by overexposure to sunlight is | malignant melonoma |
which of the following is a parasitic associated with AIDS | toxoplasmosis |
anitviral, soluble glycoproteins produced by cells infected with viruses are known as | interferons |
a 45 year old women who is overweight and has 5 children comes to the emergency room with nausea, vomiting, mild jaundice, and severe pain in the upper abdomen. These sign and symptoms are most characteristic of | cholelithiasis |
antiviral, soluble glycoproteins produced by cells infected with viruses are known as | interferons |
serum sickness is which type of hypersensitivity reaction | type III |
which of the following syndroms represents trisomy 21 | down |
a hereditary bleeding disorder caused by deficiency of clotting factors is | hemophilia |
abnormal enlargement of the head, abnormal muscles tone of the legs, and excessive fluid around the brain are well indications of | hydrocephalus |
a endocrine condition cause by the presence of an extra x chromosome is | klinefelter's syndrome |
a pediatrician treats a 3 year old girl with abacterial infection of the skin that is characterized by pustules, vesicles and crusted lesions. which of the following is the most likely diagnosis | impetigo |
what condition or disease is characterized by exophthalmos | hyperthyroidism |
another term for myelomeningocele | spina bifida |
a congential tumor composed of different kinds of tissue, none of which normally occur at the site of the tumor, is | teratoma |
the risk of bladder cancer increases with | smoking |
a narrowing of the aortic arch is know as | coarctation of the aorta |
which of the following conditions is also known as herpes zoster | shingles |
what is the meaning of the term benign | not recurrent |
another name for measles is | rubella |
which of the following is a progressive disorder that caused degeneration of motor neurons, resulting in muscle weakness, difficulty swallowing and talking, and eventyal muscle atrophy | amyotrophic lateral sclerosis |
which system is affected by bells palsy | nervous |
an abnormal curvature of the spine is | lordosis |
deposits of urate crystals in joint tissue may cause | gout |
a malignant neoplasm of the connective tissue is a | sarcoma |
a 48 year old male patient has blood tests performed. his test results reveal that his total serum cholestrol level is above the normal range. in your opinion this patient may be at risk for | angina pectoris |
which type of bone fracture involves a bone that has broken into pieces | comminuted |
which type of fracture involves a bone that is partially bent and partially broked | greenstick |
a viral infection of the parotid glands is known as | mumps |
a 55 year old man complains of increasing sadness and a inability to find pleasure in anything. the risk of suicide is highest if the most prominent additionalsymptom is | feelings of hopelessness |
all of the following organs are impaired by cystic fibrosis except the | brain |
a circumscribed inflammation of the skin and deeper tissue is know as | carbuncle |
paralysis of the facial nerve is know as | bells palsy |
an inflammation of a fluid-filled sac that cushions tendons is know as | bursitis |
AIDS destroys the bodys immune system by infecting the | t lymphocytes |
a 35 year old man with nausea and vomiting, vertigo, nystagmus, tinnitus, and nerve related hearing loss in the right ear most likely has | an acoustic neuroma(a tumor of cranial nerve 8 |
inflammation of the eardrum is referred to as | tympanitis |
another name for high sugar | hyperglycemia |
infection of the hair fiollicles in the eyelids is called | hordeolum |
presbycusis is a condition that affects which organs | ear |
a state of mental confusion due to disturbances in mental function is known as | delirium |
which disease caused by hyperactivity of the adrenal gland | cushing's syndrome |
the most common causes of a myocardial infarction is | coronary thrombosis |
vericose veins are common in | the lower legs of women |
parkinson's disease is also known as | shaking palsy |
a condition characterized by a low number of leukocytes is called | agranulocytosis |
paralysis on one side of the body is know as | hemiplegia |
a sudden increase in the severity of the symptoms of graves disease may signal | thyroid storm |
the first line of defense against infection is | skin |
hypersecretion of growth hormone form the anterior pituitary gland may cause | acromegaly |
an inflammation of the lining and valves of the heart is known as | endocarditis |
a type of skin cancer that is associated with a disorder of the immune system is | kaposi's sarcoma |
a pa smear is a procedure that can diagnose cancer of the | cervix |
a slowly developing condition in which the heartg weakens over time is know as | congestive heart failure |
vitamine C deficiency may cause which of the following conditions | scurvy |
a patient needs to amintain a 1000 calorie diet on a long term basis. he should eliminate which of the following foods from his diet | whole milk |
an increase in the number of circulating erythrocytes and the amount of hemoglobin is known as | polycythemia |
which type of anemia may result from vitamin B12 deficiency | pernicious |
a disease with an unknown cause is called | idopathic |
when the results of a patients pap smear indicate an abnormal finding, the medical assistant should refer the patient to a | gynecologist |
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS IS CHARACTERIZED BY TOXEMIA DURING PREGNANCY | ECLAMPSIA |
A LONG DISEASE CAUSED BY INHALATION OF COAL DUST IS KNOWN AS | ANTHRACOSIS |
THE MOST COMMON COMPLICATION OF MEASEALS IN THE A CHILD IS | OTITIS MEDIA |
THE TERM FOR COUGHING OR SPITTINF UP BLOOD | HEMOPTYSIS |
THE FAILURE OF THE TESTES TO DESCEND IN TO THE SCROTUM IS KNOWN AS | CRYPTORCHISISM |
AN EXCESS OF UREA AND OTHER WATE IN THE BLOOD AS A RESULT OF KIDNEY FAILURE IS KNOWN AS | UREMIA |
WHAT IS AN EXAMPLE OF EUKARYOTE | STREPTOCOCCI |
BACILLI BACTERI ARE | ROD SHAPED |
WHAT IS THE SMALLEST MICROORGANISMS | VIRUSES |
WHAT BACTERIA ARE SPHERICAL IN SHAPE | COCCI |
WHAT BACTERIA ARE SPIRAL SHAPED | SPIRILLA |
WHAT BACTERIA APPEAR IN CLUSTERS | STAPHLOCOCCI |
WHAT IS AN EXAMPLE OF PATHOGENIC FUNGUS | RINGWORM |
HELICOBACTOR PYLORI MAY CAUSE WHAT CONDITION | ULCER |
MICROORANISMS THAT STAIN CRYSTAL VIOLET UNDER A GRAM STAIN ARE | GRAM-POSITIVE BACTERIA |
WHAT ORGANISM DOES NOT STAIN WELL ON A GRAM STAIN | RICKETTISIA |
WHAT ORGANISMS ARE ABLE TO CAUSE TUBERCULOSIS | MYCOBACTERIAVIRION |
WHAT CAN BE CONSIDERED INTERMEDIATE ORGANISMS, MEANING THAT THEY CAN ONLY REPRODUCE IN LIVING CELLS | RICKETTSIA, CHLAMYDIA, MYCOPLASMA |
A VIRUS THAT EXISTS OUTSIDE OF A HOST CELL IS A | VIRION |
AN ORGANISM THAT OBTAINS ITS NUTRIENTS FORM DEAD ORGANIC MATTER IS A | SAPROPHYTE |
MUSHROOMS, MOLDS AND YEASTS ARE ALL | FUNGI |
WHAT IS AN ARRANGEMENT OF STREPTOCOCCI | CHAIN |
WHAT IS A COMMON CAUSE OF URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS | ESCHERICHIA COLLI |
A MICROBE THAT GROWS AND LIVES IN THE ABSENCE OF OXYGEN IS CALLED | ANAEROBE |
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWIN ORGANISMS USE CHEMICALS ARE A BASIC SOURCE OF ENERGY | HETEROTROPHS |
WHICH TERMS DESCRIBE THE ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION OF BACTERIA | BINARY FISSION |
DISEASE-CAUSING ORGANISMS ARE | pathogens |
what is a vector of rabies | raccoons |
an example of diplococcus is | neisseria gonorrhea |
what is the cycle of infection | means of entrance, susceptible host, reservoir host |
what is the cause of bacillary dysentery | shigelia |
the state of being free from infection or infections material is referred to as | asepsis |
bacteria that are permanent and beneficial residents in the human b ody are | normal flora |
the process of killing all orgnanisms is known as | sterilization |
aspetic hand-washing techniques include all of the following except | turning off the faucet with no hands |
which carriers are vectors of malaria | mosquitoes |
the degree to which an organism is pathogenic is | virulence |
what is an example of curved rods | vibrios |
what types of substances inhibits the growth of bacteria | bacteriostic |
which bacteria is the causative agent for rheumatic fevers | streptococcus pyogenes |
what causes typhoid fever | salmonella |
what is considered the lowest form of animal life | protozoa |
the decomposition of complex substances through the action of enzymes is called | fermentation |
rocky mountain spotted fever is transmitted through the following vectors | ticks |
carriers of pathogenic organisms are called | vectors |
the interchange of gasses between an organism and the medium in which it lives | respiration |
According to the american medical association, the patients records muct be kept for how long after the patients visit | 10 years |
which type of scheduling methods allows short term flexibility within an hour for variables in appointments | wave |
a room in which people can talk or meet without being seen or heard from the patients reception area is | interim room |
the process of highlighting key points of a letter is know as | annotating |
which of the following includes specifications for preventative mainatince of office equiptment and ensures against future repair cost | service agreement |
which system is most appropriate for filing reference materials for patient needs | numeric |
what should you do with a letter addressed to the physician and marked"personal" | give it directly to the physician |
Mr smith is a regular patient who has been coming in for follow up for prostate cancer. When greeting Mr Smith | make eye contact |
when sending a patient a new piece of equiptment such as a hearing aid, it is best | insure the package |
invoice and statements of account should always be sent | first class mail |
the formal greeting in a buisness letter is know as the | salutation |
priority mail provides | 2 day service between major buisness markets |
the identification line in a buisness letter includes the | typist initials |
an x ray with an accompanying report of notations should be sent as | combination mailing |
which of the following is true and special endorsements such as address service requested | there must a 1/4 inch clear space around the endorsements |
which of the following is required tro operate a fax machine | telephone line |
the most appropriate filing system for a practice with more than 15000 active patient records is | numeric |
when establishing appointment guidlines for a medical office, whose perferences should be considered first? | physician |
the correct placement of the notations line in a buisness line is | 2 lines below the signature block |
the type of stationary often used for memos and short letters is known as | baronial letterhead |
which of the following is the correct way to write the physicians name and title on the inside address in a letter | Jay B Smith M>D> |
the process of establishing a matrix for the day's appointment page can best be described by | blocking outr the hours the physicians is unavailable |
according to the principals of source orientated mendical record keeping, forms and progress notes should be arranged in which order | subject |
the process of checking a letter for errors is | proofreading |
a buisness phone should be answered | by the second or third ring |
which is the best way to handle an angry caller | express regret the tthe caller has a complaint |
which of the following letter formats is the most commonly used in a medical office | full block |
which of the following is the most importment information to record with scheduling and appointment for a patient | telephone number |
reserving certain trimes in the schedule to perform similar procedures is know as | wave scheduling |
whin anincoming call is recieved, the telephone should be answered | secon or third ring |
files of patient who have died or moved away are known as | closed |
what is the maximum charge on insurance carrier will cover for a specific service | allowed charge |
which term means addition to an insurance policy | rider |
a health plan that agrees to carry the risk of paying for a patients medical service is known as | third policy payer |
an authorization that allows the insurance ompany to make payments directly to the physician is | as assignment of benefits |
where does the insurance company communicate allowed charge | explanation of benefits |
premiums are also called | covered costs |
coordination of benefits | allows the physician and the patient to complete insurance forms simutaneously |
Where does the insurance company communicate allowed charges | In the Explanation of Benefits |
Premiums are also called | . covered costs. |
Coordination of benefits | prevents the duplication of benefits |
The initial period of time when a newly insured individual is not eligible to receive benefits is known as the | waiting period. |