CPT & HCPCS Coding CH 3 Evaluation & Management flashcards| 100 QUESTIONS| WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

ROS is an acronym for what? correct answer: review of systems Enter the number of levels of service there are for initial hospital care codes? (Please enter the number, not the verbiage for the number.) correct answer: 3 Enter the number for how many hospital discharge codes there are. (Please enter the number, not the verbiage for the number.) correct answer: 2 Name two things that could be considered social history. correct answer: Answers include: drug and alcohol use, smoker, occupation, marital status, sexual or drug history, etc. What makes a patient a "new" patient vs an "established" patient. correct answer: NEW patient has NOT been seen by any provider in the practice for three years. An ESTABLISHED patient has been seen by a provider in the practice in the past three years. A new patient has NOT been seen by any provider in the practice for three years. The time frame is very important. Seven vital signs make up constitutional for an exam. Name three. correct answer: temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure supine, blood pressure sitting or standing, height, and weight Yes or no, does a patient have to be admitted tot he ICU to bill critical care? correct answer: no Name ONE of the "three R's" for consultation coding and billing. correct answer: request, render an opinion, and report back to the requesting provider Time is considered a key factor when determining level of service when 50% of the physician time is spent doing what? correct answer: counseling Name 3 of the 7 components that make up E and M codes. correct answer: history, exam, medical decision making, counseling, coordination of care, nature of presenting problem, and time T/F After a patient is evaluated, a management plan is implemented and recorded in the medical facility. correct answer: true T/F a new patient is one who has not received face to face care from their provider within 2 years. correct answer: false- 3 yrs T/F