CPT and HCPCS Coding quizzes with complete solutions 100%pass

CPT and HCPCS Coding quizzes with complete solutions 100%pass Finger modifiers start with what letter? -Answer-F E and M is an acronym for what? -Answer-Evaluation and Management Name two of the six sections of CPT -Answer-E and M, anesthesia, surgery, radiology, pathology and laboratory, and medicine. Level II (HCPCS/National) modifiers have how many digits and the digits are what and what? -Answer-2 numbers and letters New codes are noted in CPT by what symbol? -Answer-bullet Modifier 50 is for what? -Answer-bilateral CPT is published by whom? (The acronym is fine.) -Answer-AMA (American Medical Association) Name the two types of modifiers. HINT: One affects fees and one is for information. - Answer-pricing and statistical Name any modifier in chapter 2 and define it. -Answer-Modifier 99 is used if multiple modifiers are needed for an individual CPT code; A couple are RT is right and LT is left. CPT is an acronym for what? -Answer-Current Procedural Terminology ROS is an acronym for what? -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.) -Answer-3 Enter the number for how many hospital discharge codes there are. -Answer-2 Name two things that could be considered social history. -Answer-drug and alcohol use, smoker, occupation, marital status, sexual or drug history, etc What makes a patient a "new" patient vs an "established" patient. -Answer-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. -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? -Answer-no Name ONE of the "three R's" for consultation codin