CCDS ACDIS Exam Questions with
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IPPS - ANSWERS-inpatient prospective payment system
CMS - ANSWERS-Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
DRG - ANSWERS-diagnosis-related group
MS-DRG - ANSWERS-Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group
MS-DRG consist of - ANSWERS-The principal diagnosis.
What is the principal diagnosis? - ANSWERS-The condition after study which occasioned the
admission.
MCC - ANSWERS-major complication and comorbidity
What is a MCC? - ANSWERS-Conditions that significantly increases the expected resources
consumed and increases the patient's length of stay.
CC - ANSWERS-complication and comorbidity
What is a CC? - ANSWERS-Conditions that are usually chronic or less acute conditions that
substantially increase expected resources consumed and increase the patients length of stay.
example morbid obesity
, According to the centers for Medicare and Medicaid services, how are base rates calculated? -
ANSWERS-Base rates are calculated annually and include adjustments for operating expenses
and capital expenses, including graduate, medical education and care for the indigent.
Per the official guidelines for coding and reporting what is present on admission reporting
guidelines? - ANSWERS-A condition considered POA is defined as present at the time the order
for inpatient admission occurs.
What is ACDIS? - ANSWERS-Association of Clinical Documentation Integrity Specialists
credentialing agency
What is ICD? - ANSWERS-international classification of diseases
ICD-10 is published by - ANSWERS-World health organization since 1999
ICD 10 PCS - ANSWERS-International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision, Procedure
Coding System
HIPAA - ANSWERS-Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996
ICD-10-CM is - ANSWERS-International Classification of Diseases, 10th Revision, Clinical
Modification
What does the US use ICD-10 CM and ICD-10-PCS for? - ANSWERS-The United States uses these
codes to classify morbidity data from hospital, inpatient outpatient records, physician offices,
and national center for health statistics (NCHS) surveys.
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IPPS - ANSWERS-inpatient prospective payment system
CMS - ANSWERS-Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
DRG - ANSWERS-diagnosis-related group
MS-DRG - ANSWERS-Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group
MS-DRG consist of - ANSWERS-The principal diagnosis.
What is the principal diagnosis? - ANSWERS-The condition after study which occasioned the
admission.
MCC - ANSWERS-major complication and comorbidity
What is a MCC? - ANSWERS-Conditions that significantly increases the expected resources
consumed and increases the patient's length of stay.
CC - ANSWERS-complication and comorbidity
What is a CC? - ANSWERS-Conditions that are usually chronic or less acute conditions that
substantially increase expected resources consumed and increase the patients length of stay.
example morbid obesity
, According to the centers for Medicare and Medicaid services, how are base rates calculated? -
ANSWERS-Base rates are calculated annually and include adjustments for operating expenses
and capital expenses, including graduate, medical education and care for the indigent.
Per the official guidelines for coding and reporting what is present on admission reporting
guidelines? - ANSWERS-A condition considered POA is defined as present at the time the order
for inpatient admission occurs.
What is ACDIS? - ANSWERS-Association of Clinical Documentation Integrity Specialists
credentialing agency
What is ICD? - ANSWERS-international classification of diseases
ICD-10 is published by - ANSWERS-World health organization since 1999
ICD 10 PCS - ANSWERS-International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision, Procedure
Coding System
HIPAA - ANSWERS-Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996
ICD-10-CM is - ANSWERS-International Classification of Diseases, 10th Revision, Clinical
Modification
What does the US use ICD-10 CM and ICD-10-PCS for? - ANSWERS-The United States uses these
codes to classify morbidity data from hospital, inpatient outpatient records, physician offices,
and national center for health statistics (NCHS) surveys.
