CDEO EXAM QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS LATEST UPDATED 2024 (GRADED A+)

CDEO EXAM QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS LATEST UPDATED 2024 (GRADED A+) Congestive Heart Failure - answerA chronic condition in which the heart doesn't pump blood as well as it should. Hypertension - answerA condition in which the force of the blood against the artery walls is too high. HEDIS - answerHealthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set HIPAA - answerHealth Insurance Portability and Accountability Act MPFS - answerMedicare National Physician Fee Schedule Multiple procedure rule - answerThe highest value code is paid at 100%. The second highest value code is paid at 50%. Each additional code is paid at 25%. Add on codes are exempt from the multiple procedure rule. They are paid at 100%. Bullet symbol - answerIndicates new procedures and services added to the CPT book. Triangle symbol - answerIndicates that the description of the code has been revised Opposing horizontal triangles - answerIndicates new and revised text, other than in procedure descriptors Forbidden symbol - answerIdentifies codes that are modifier 51 exempt and exempt from the multiple procedure rule CDEO EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION GRADED A+ 2023/2024 A++ Bull's-eye symbol - answerIdentifies codes that include moderate sedation. When this is located next to a code, moderate sedation can not be reported separately. Unlisted procedure code - answerThese are reported when an existing CPT code does not describe the procedure. To facilitate these claims, provide the operative report and suggest an appropriate fee. Chief complaint - answerThe reason for the encounter. A CC is required for every encounter except a preventive service. If the CC is missing, you are to report CPT code 99499: Unlisted E&M service. "Follow up" can not be the reason for the visit. HPI - answerDescription of the development of the patient's illness from the list of signs or symptoms, or from the previous encounter, to the present. The provider must document the HPI. There are 8 elements of the HPI. Location - answerAnatomical place, position, or site of the chief complaint. Quality - answerCharacteristics about the problem, such as how it looks or feels. Severity - answerA degree or measurement of how bad it is. Duration - answerHow long the chief complaint has been occurring, or the time when the complaint occurred, Timing - answerMeasurement of when or at what frequency they noticed the complaint. Context - answerWhat the patient was doing, their environmental factors, the circumstances surrounding the complaint. Modifying factors - answerAnything that makes the problem better or worse Associated signs and symptoms - answerAssociated secondary complaints. Three chronic conditions - answerThe HPI can also be calculated based on documentation of the status of three chronic or inactive conditions ROS- Review of Symptoms - answerAn account of the body systems obtained through a series of questions seeking to spot signs or symptoms the patient may be experiencing. This can be documented by the provider or staff.