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2026 CBCS EXAM PREP

2026 HCPCS QUESTIONS

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HCPCS was created in... 1978 by CMS, formerly known as Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA) to establish a coding system for billing health care services, procedures, equipment, and supplies
HCPCS originally encompassed three code set levels: Level I - CPT codes Level II - HCPCS codes Level III - Local codes
HCPCS Level I - CPT codes -used for reporting medical services and surgical procedures performed by providers -developed and maintained by the AMA
HCPCS Level II - HCPCS codes -used for reporting durable goods and services -developed and maintained by CMS
HCPCS Level III - Local codes -created to identify services for which there is no level I or II HCPCS code -developed and used by Medicaid agencies, Medicare contractors, and private insurers in their specific programs or local areas -eventually eliminated by CMS and no longer in use
Who maintains the HCPCS codes? Centers for Medicare and Medicaid
What does HCPCS stand for? A. Health Care Procedure Coding System B. Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System C. Hospital Coding Procedure Classification System D. Health Coding Process Classification System B. Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System
What is HCPCS Level I? A. ICD-10-CM B. HCPCS national codes C. CPT codes D. Revenue codes C. CPT codes
HCPCS Level II codes begin with: A. Numbers only B. Letters only C. A letter followed by numbers D. Roman numerals C. A letter followed by numbers
Which code system is used for supplies, equipment, and ambulance services? A. ICD-10-CM B. CPT C. HCPCS Level II D. CDT C. HCPCS Level II
Which of the following would MOST likely use an HCPCS Level II code? A. Office visit B. Wheelchair C. Physical exam D. Appendectomy B. Wheelchair
Which organization maintains HCPCS Level II codes? A. AMA B. CDC C. CMS D. OSHA C. CMS
Which modifier indicates the LEFT side of the body? A. RT B. LT C. TC D. 50 B. LT
Which modifier means bilateral procedure? A. 25 B. 59 C. 50 D. 91 C. 50
What does Modifier TC indicate? A. Technical component B. Telemedicine component C. Total component D. Treatment completed A. Technical component
What does Modifier 26 indicate? A. Bilateral procedure B. Repeat procedure C. Professional component D. Reduced services C. Professional component
Which HCPCS code type commonly represents medications? A. J codes B. E codes C. A codes D. K codes A. J codes
Which HCPCS code range is commonly used for durable medical equipment (DME)? A. E codes B. J codes C. G codes D. L codes A. E codes
HCPCS Level II codes are primarily used for: A. Diagnoses only B. Procedures only C. Nonphysician services and supplies D. Surgical pathology only C. Nonphysician services and supplies
Which code set is used for physician procedures and services? A. ICD-10-CM B. HCPCS Level I (CPT) C. DRG D. CDT B. HCPCS Level I (CPT)
Which HCPCS code(s) are not paid by Medicare? A. A HCPCS codes B. S HCPCS codes C. T HCPCS codes D. Answer B and C D. Answer B and C
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