CPT Coding - Midterm Study Guide questions well
answered already passed
1. What does the acronym PFSH stand for? temporary
codes.
Present, Family, and Social modifiers
History Past, Friend, and and other
System History Past, Family, relevant
and Social History Present, additional
Friend, and System History informatio
n.
2. What does the physical status modifier eponyms,
describe?
synonyms,
or
The condition of the patient at the time
abbreviatio
anesthesia is administered.
ns.
The patient had a complication and had to
return to the operating room.
The patient had a procedure performed on both
sides of the body.
The patient had more than one surgeon
operating on him or her.
3. What services do Evaluation and Management
codes report?
Laboratory test
Chest x-ray
Physician
encounter Biopsy
4. Category II codes are:
for supplemental tracking of performance
measure- ment.
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Past, Family, and Social History
The condition of the pa- tient at the time anesthe- sia is administered.
Physician encounter
for supplemental tracking of performance measure- ment.
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answered already passed
5. An open circle with slash symbol next to a a patient
code indi- cates: who has
been seen
a new code. within the
new or revised text. last three
out-of-numerical sequence code. years.
exemptions to modifier 51.
9. A
6. Category III codes are: procedure
or test that
four numbers followed by the a physician
letter T. four numbers followed uses to
by the letter F. five numbers gather
with no punctuation. one more
number and one letter. details
about the
7. Multiple wounds are reported first by the:
condition
anatomical site. or concern
individual length of each at issue
wound. total length of all
wounds.
type of sutures.
8. An established patient is defined as:
a patient who has never been seen before by
the provider.
a patient who was seen four years
ago. a patient who was seen five
years ago.
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exemptions to modifier 51.
four numbers followed by the letter T.
anatomical site.
a patient who has been seen within the last three years.
diagnostic procedure.
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answered already passed
1. What does the acronym PFSH stand for? temporary
codes.
Present, Family, and Social modifiers
History Past, Friend, and and other
System History Past, Family, relevant
and Social History Present, additional
Friend, and System History informatio
n.
2. What does the physical status modifier eponyms,
describe?
synonyms,
or
The condition of the patient at the time
abbreviatio
anesthesia is administered.
ns.
The patient had a complication and had to
return to the operating room.
The patient had a procedure performed on both
sides of the body.
The patient had more than one surgeon
operating on him or her.
3. What services do Evaluation and Management
codes report?
Laboratory test
Chest x-ray
Physician
encounter Biopsy
4. Category II codes are:
for supplemental tracking of performance
measure- ment.
1/
48
,CPT Coding - Midterm Study Guide questions well
answered already passed
Past, Family, and Social History
The condition of the pa- tient at the time anesthe- sia is administered.
Physician encounter
for supplemental tracking of performance measure- ment.
2/
48
,CPT Coding - Midterm Study Guide questions well
answered already passed
5. An open circle with slash symbol next to a a patient
code indi- cates: who has
been seen
a new code. within the
new or revised text. last three
out-of-numerical sequence code. years.
exemptions to modifier 51.
9. A
6. Category III codes are: procedure
or test that
four numbers followed by the a physician
letter T. four numbers followed uses to
by the letter F. five numbers gather
with no punctuation. one more
number and one letter. details
about the
7. Multiple wounds are reported first by the:
condition
anatomical site. or concern
individual length of each at issue
wound. total length of all
wounds.
type of sutures.
8. An established patient is defined as:
a patient who has never been seen before by
the provider.
a patient who was seen four years
ago. a patient who was seen five
years ago.
3/
48
, CPT Coding - Midterm Study Guide questions well
answered already passed
exemptions to modifier 51.
four numbers followed by the letter T.
anatomical site.
a patient who has been seen within the last three years.
diagnostic procedure.
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