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Administrative final

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What is the term used to describe money that is owed to the medical office? Account receiable
What term is used to describe the bills that the practice has for office rent, equipment, rental and salaries? Payables
What is the major disadvantage of the single entry bookkeeping system system? its incomplete and may double on information
Which type of accounting system are most office computer billing programs based on? Software
what is the name for the form printed in red that the medicare and most insurance companies use to file a claim medical office? Cms- 1500 Health insurance claim form
Before leaving the office, the patient gives the medical assistant $20.00 on account. what type of entry does the medical assistant make to the computer billing program? Payment
What is an example of debit adjustment? changes patient payment, charge and adjustment billing
Payments for hospitals for claims under part A of medicare is based on what system that classifies patients according to the diagnosis, treatment, and length of hospital stay? diagnosis related group
if the patients check is returned by the bank marked NSF, how does the medical assistant enter it to a patient account? A call should be made to the patient and ask the patient to pay the NSF
what is the definition for meaningful use? improve quality, safety, efficiency and reduce health disparities.
what is the system that establishes relative value units for each procedure that is based on amount of work involved, overhead expenses, and cost of malpractice insurance? Assets
How are items recorded on a day sheet? Charges, payment, previous balance, adjustment, new balance
When is income calculated in the cash basis of accounting? when the payment is recieved
when a medical assistant prepares a deposit slip, which part of the patients check should be entered onto the deposit slip? the account number in the back of checkbook
what determines the legal amount on a check? based on the procedures
When you prepare to fill out a CMS 1500 what do you have to remember regarding punctuation and capital letters? use only capital letters and do not use commas, dollar signs, or other puncuation
What is PCMH delivery model of healthcare? delevey model where by patient treatment through their primary care physician to ensure they receive the necessary care when/ where they need it.
define third party billingas it relates to medical reimbursement? where an intermediary handles the invoicing and payment between a purchaser and vendor
what are examples of third party billing? tuition, class, fees, books, supplies....etc
Electronical medical record a computerized record of the important health information regarding a patient including the care of that individual and the progress of the patients condition.
Practice management software a category of health care software that deals with the day-to-day operations of a medical practice.
Backups a way to protect the investment in data.
meaningful use using certified electronic health technology to improve quality, safety, efficiency, and reduces the health disparities.
HCPCS Healthcare common procedure coding system
HCPCS codes Regulated by HIPAA and requires all healthcare organizations to use the standard codes for transactions involving healthcare information.
ICD-9 Usually reffered to as diagnosis codes
NEC Not elsewhere classifiable
NOS Not otherwised specified
Blue cannot be used as the primary diagnosis, describes a condition caused by another condidtion
Yellow used when there is not enough information to choose a more specific code, ends in 8 9 or 0
gray refers to other codes that do not have a more specific code to describe a condition.
(CMS) centers for medicare & medicaid services the division of the united states department of health and human services that administers medicare, medicaid, and the children's health insurance program
Created by: kpalermo
 

 



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