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NHA CBCS Exam

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show Standards of conduct based on moral principals. Acting within ethical behavior boundries means carrying out one's responsibilities with integrity, decency, respect, honesty, competence, fairness and trust.  
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Compliance Regulations   show
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show Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996.  
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show Medical Procedures  
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show Supplemental Codes for Performance Measures  
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show Emerging Technologies  
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Add on Codes   show
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show 00100-01999, 99100-99140  
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Evaluation and Management (E&M) codes   show
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Brackets   show
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Bullets   show
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show The reason the patient came to see the physician.  
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show exemption from modifier 51  
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CPT   show
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E&M Codes   show
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show At the beginning of each section and used to provide specific coding rules for that section.  
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History (HX)   show
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History of Present Illness (HPI)   show
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show Listed under associate and stand alone codes  
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E Codes   show
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Level 1 codes   show
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Level 2 codes   show
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Level 3 codes   show
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The List of Modifiers is found where in the CPT   show
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Modifier 50   show
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show Attach to E/M service code when service is provided during postoperative period to indicate the the service is not part of postoperative care and not included in the Surgical Package  
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Modifier 26   show
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Modifier 51   show
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Modifier 57   show
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Modifier 78   show
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show Procedure or service provided during postoperative period not associated with initial procedure.  
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Modifiers   show
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Parentheses   show
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Past, Family and Social History (PFSH)   show
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Pathology and Laboratory   show
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show add on codes  
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show 77010-79999  
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Review of Symptoms (ROS)   show
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Stand Alone Codes   show
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Sideways triangle means   show
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show new procedure code  
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show modifier 51 exempt code  
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Six sections of CPT   show
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Three Components for E*M Codes   show
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Three Catagories for E*M Codes   show
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4 contributing factors for E&M Codes   show
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Medicare part A   show
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Medicare part B   show
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show Part C is the combination of Part A and Part B. The main difference in Part C is that it is provided through private insurance companies approved by Medicare.  
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Medicare part D   show
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show free or low-cost health insurance coverage through the state  
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show A distinction for individuals who fall into a specific category (or criteria)of mandatory Medicaid eligibility established by the federal government. These categories apply to every state Medicaid program.  
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Medicaid Medically Needy   show
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Who is the Payer of Last Resort?   show
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show health care program for Uniformed Service members, retirees and their families  
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TRICARE STANDARD   show
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TRICARE EXTRA (PP0)   show
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TRICARE PRIME (HMO)   show
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CHAMPVA   show
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show Private individuals are responsible for securing their own health insurance coverage. Commercial Government, Employer, Group health insurance coverage  
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Group Health Plans   show
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show Health indemnity insurance is a fee for service insurance that is sometimes used when a person is in between health plans, and will cover some (but not all) expenses  
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HMO   show
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show PPO is similar to an HMO, but care is paid for as received instead of in advance in form of a schedule. PPOs may offer more flexibility by allowing for visits to out-of-network professionals. Visits within network require only the payment of a small fee.  
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POINT OF SERVICE   show
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Disability Insurance   show
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Workman's Comp   show
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show refer to the base amount that is treated as the standard or most common charge for a particular medical service when rendered in a particular geographic area.  
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Relative Value Payment Method   show
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Medicare Resource Based Relative Value Unit (RVU) Payments/Components   show
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Clean Claim   show
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Dirty Claim   show
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Invalid Claim   show
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show A rejected claim is an electronically submitted claim that is unprocessable due to missing or invalid information required by the payer.  
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show a notice that a doctor, supplier, or provider gives a Medicare beneficiary before furnishing an item or service if the doctor, supplier, or provider believes that Medicare may deny payment.  
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show An insurance claim submitted on paper, including those opticaly scanned and converted to an electronic form by the insurance carrier  
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show An insurance claim submitted to the insurance carrier via a central processing unit (CPU), tape, diskette, direct data entry, direct wire, dial-in telephone, digital fax, or personal computer download or upload  
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show Developed by the AMA and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). Used by physicians and other professionals to bill outpatient services and supplies to Tricare, Medicare, some Medicaid programs, and some private insurance/managed care plans  
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show Patient Info, Verify Ins. Prepare encounter form, Code DX & CPT, Review Linkage Protocol, Calculate physicians charges, Prepare claim, Transmit claim, Follow up on Reimbursement.  
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show Appropriateness of Codes, Payers rules about linkage, Documentation to support codes, Compliance with regulation and guidelines  
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Life Cycle of a Claim   show
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show Medicare Administrative Contractor  
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"A condition that develops after, the outpatient care has been provided or during an inpatient admission."   show
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"A concurrent condition that coexists with the first-listed diagnosis or principal diagnosis, has potential to affect treatment of the aforementioned diagnosis and is an active condition for which the patient is treated and/or monitored."   show
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show Preauthorization  
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show Accounts Receivable (A/R)  
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show Accounts Payable (A/P)  
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show Hypertension Neoplasm Table of Drugs and Chemicals  
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show Remittance Advice  
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Billing a patient for the difference between a higher usual fee and a lower allowed charge is called _____________.   show
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show Medicare  
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A health-benefit program designed for low-income, blind, or disabled patients; needy families; foster children; and children born with birth defects.   show
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What is the single largest healthcare program in the United States?   show
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Signed into law in 2010, an act that resulted in improved access to affordable healthcare coverage and protection from abusive practices by healthcare insurance companies is what?   show
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show Guarantor  
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Medicare beneficiaries can also obtain supplemental insurance called what?   show
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show Helps cover costs not reimbursed by the original Medicare plan.  
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A writ requiring the appearance of a person at a trial or other proceeding is a ___________.   show
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When does the tertiary insurance pay?   show
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show A numeric and alphabetic coding system used for billing/pricing of procedures, medical supplies, medications, and durable medical equipment (DME).  
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A managed care organization that establishes a network of providers who care for their patients is called a/an _________.   show
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show Clearinghouse  
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The out-of-pocket payment amount that a policyholder must meet before insurance covers the service(s) is called?   show
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National Provider Identifier (NPI) number   show
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show A payment structure in which a health maintenance organization prepays an annual set fee per patient to a physician.  
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A fixed fee collected at the time of the patients visit.   show
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show Coinsurance  
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show Premium  
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Coding and billing that is inconsistent with typical coding and billing practices.   show
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How does HIPAA define fraud?   show
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show Intent  
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show Numeric codes developed by the American Medical Association (AMA) to standardize medical services and procedures.  
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Is Abuse intentional?   show
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show Roster Billing  
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show Claimant  
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show Liability Insurance  
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show Remittance Advice (RA)  
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show Assignment of Benefits  
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A/An ___________ is a person admitted to a hospital or long-term care facility(LTCF) for treatment with the expectation that the patient will remain in the hospital for a period of 24 hours or more.   show
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show Involves restricting patient information access to those with proper authorization and maintaining the security of patient information.  
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show Principal diagnosis  
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Physicians who enroll in managed care plans are called ______________. They have contracts with Managed Care Organizations (MCO)s that stipulate their fees.   show
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show Compliance Plan  
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show The Medicare Catastrophic Coverage Act of 1988  
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Transmitting electronic medical insurance claims from providers to payers using the necessary information systems is called ______________.   show
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show Malignant  
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show Benign  
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show Unspecified  
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show Comorbidities and Complications  
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What does policy mean?   show
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A person who receives a check in payment is the _________.   show
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Insurer/Insured, Subscriber, Member, Recipient are all terms that apply to the?   show
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True or False, Preferred Provider Organizations (PPO)s never allow members to receive care from physicians outside the network.   show
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Everything a medical claims specialist learns about a patient's condition must remain _____________.   show
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