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TECHNICIAN URAC QUESTIONS • When were you hired? - Answer-X • What is your background? (mini resume) - Answer-X • How many years have you been working here? - Answer-X • What are your job functions/tasks? - Answer-o No patient counseling, only Order Entry, Filling and Packaging. • Do you know what your job description is? How is this defined? How is this updated? How are you assessed on your daily functions? - Answer-o Job Description: is "Assists the Pharmacist in revi...

URAC Team Member Preparation Questions 1-75 Patient Care: What is your involvement in Patient Management? - Answer-Patient management involves prescription dispensing, reimbursement, counseling, and patient clinical care activities we do. My involvement depends on the role I am assigned for the day. Patient Care: How do we promote drug adherence? - Answer-Initial counseling on the importance of compliance, refill reminder calls, recommendations to alleviate any side effects, and assistan...

Concept 1 Study Guide Alimentary canal - Answer-digestive tube that extends from the mouth to the anus Injestion - Answer-process of taking in food Propulsion - Answer-the action of driving or pushing forward. Bolus - Answer-A term used to describe food after it has been chewed and mixed with saliva Perisalsis - Answer-waves of muscular contraction that move food through the digestive tract Salivary Glands - Answer-Glands of the mouth that produce saliva, a digestive secretion ...

A&P 350: Exam 1 Study Guide: Digestive System What are the 6 components of the digestive system? - Answer-1. ingestion 2. secretion 3. digestion 4. mixing and propulsion 5. absorption 6. defecation What is the order of digestion? - Answer-mouth, pharynx, esaphogus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, rectum, anus How does the small and large intestine do mechanical digestion? - Answer-mixing and propulsion with segmentation How does the small intestine do chemical digesti...

5.2.1 Study: Digestive and Excretory Systems what all cells need to function - Answer-water, glucose, amino acids, oxygen digestive system - Answer-all of the *organs involved in the breakdown of foods* in the body to absorb nutrients alimentary canal - Answer-*digestive tract* that extends from the mouth to the anus excretory system (urinary system) - Answer-system that regulates amount of water within cells of the body, remove wastes osmosis - Answer-*diffusion of fluid* across ...

A&P II Test 1 Study Guide- Digestive System Explain Mastication - Answer-The mechanical process of chewing, grinding food into small pieces by the teeth Explain Deglutition (including the phases) - Answer-The process of swallowing food occuring in 3 phases: Buccal, pharyngeal phase, and esophageal phase Buccal phase - Answer-voluntary manipulating the bolus of food to the back of the tongue Pharyngeal phase - Answer-bolus moves into oropharynx- skeletal muscle constricts, larynx is e...

A&P2 Lab Practical 1 Study Set 1 (digestive system) What is digestion? - Answer-The breaking down of food into its smallest form What are the 2 main groups of organs of the digestive system? - Answer-the alimentary canal (gastrointestinal tract) and the accessory organs What is the role of the alimentary canal in digestion? - Answer-food passes through and digestion takes place What is the role of accessory organs in digestion? - Answer-aid other organs in mechanical or chemical dige...

A&P2 EXAM 1 DIGESTIVE SYSTEM what are the functions of the digestive system? - Answer-ingestion, digetsion, absorption, epimination what are the two main processes of digestion? - Answer-mechanical (breaks food into smaller pieces & inc surface area) chemical (enzymatic breakdown to smaller molecules - enzymes from salivary glands, pancreas, stomach, intestines) some nutrients are already present in usuable form and don't have to go through digestion, which are they? - Answer-vitami...

A&P chapter 1: structure & function of the body lateral - Answer-away from the midline or toward the side of a structure proximal - Answer-nearest the point of origin distal - Answer-farthest from a structure's point of origin sagittal plane - Answer-runs lengthwise; divides a structure into right & left sections midsagittal - Answer-sagittal plane that divides the body into two equal halves frontal (coronal) plane - Answer-lengthwise plane that divides a structure into tra...

Human structure and function Define "anatomy" and "physiology" and distinguish between these two fields. - Answer-Anatomy= is the scientific study of the body's structures Physiology= science that studies the chemistry, biochemistry, and physics of the body's functions List the major levels of organisation of the human body. - Answer-Atom -> Water molecule -> Molecules combine to form organelles of a cell -> cells combine to form body tissues -> two or more different...

Structure and Function of the Body: Chapter 1 Scientific Method - Answer-1. Hypothesis 2. Experiment 3.Theory or Law Hypothesis - Answer-Idea or principle to be tested in experiments Experiment - Answer-Series of tests of a hypothesis; a controlled experiment eliminates biases or outside influences Theory or Law - Answer-A hypothesis that has been proved by experiments to have a high degree of confidence Levels of Organization - Answer-1. Atoms and molecules 2. Cells 3. Tissue...

Chapter 1 (body structures & functions) Cytology - Answer-the study of cells Deep - Answer-directional term used to describe damage to an organ within the body (damage to an internal organ such as the stomach) Cranial Cavity - Answer-area of the body containing the brain Lateral - Answer-means "away" or "toward the side of the body" Biology - Answer-the study of all forms of life Anatomy - Answer-studies the shape and structure of an organism's body and the relationship...

Basic Body Structure and Function Anatomy - Answer-Study of what body parts look like. Physiology - Answer-Study of how body parts work. Cell - Answer-Basic unit of life Epithelial tissue - Answer-Covers the outside of the body, lines internal structures, forms glands. Connective tissue - Answer-Connects other tissues together. Supports and forms framework for all parts of the body. Muscle tissue - Answer-Produces movement. Nervous tissue - Answer-conducts information. ti...

Human Body Systems- Structures and Functions Digestive System - Answer-Structures: Mouth, esophagus, stomach, small and large intestine Function: breaks down food and absorbs nutrients. Nervous System - Answer-Structures: brain, spinal cord, nerves Function: detects information from the environment and controls body functions. Skeletal System - Answer-Structures: bones, joints, ligaments, and cartilages Function: supports and protects the body. Muscular System - Answer-Structures:...

Body Structure and Function artery - Answer-a blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart capillary - Answer-a tiny blood vessel; food, oxygen, and other substances pass from the capillaries into the cells cell - Answer-the basic unit of body structure digestion - Answer-the process of physically and chemically breaking down food so that it can be absorbed for use by the cells hormone - Answer-the substance secreted by the endocrine glands into the bloodstream hemoglobi...

Structure and Function of the Human Body The branch of science that studies structure - Answer-Anatomy The branch of science that studies function - Answer-Physiology The branch of science that describes the consequences of the improper functioning of the body parts—that is, how a body functions when a person has a disease. - Answer-Pathophysiology The basic unit of life - Answer-Cells One or more tissues joined together to perform a specific function. - Answer-Organs An aggr...

CCS Mock Exam 1 Section 1 As part of a concurrent record review, you need to locate the initial plan of action based on he attending physician's initial assessment of the patient. You can expect to find this documentation either within the body of the history and physical or in the? - Answer-doctor's admitting progress note Employing the SOAP style of progress notes, choose the "assessment" statement. - Answer-Sciatica unimproved with hot pack therapy You have been hired to work wit...

CCS EXAM PREP-DOMAIN #8/COMPLIANCE Operative report - Answer-A female patient is admitted for a second-degree cystocele. A repair is performed. In order to code this accurately, what document provided the required additional information? The approach, the side of the heart(chambers) into which the catheter was inserted , as well as any additional procedures performed. - Answer-In order to accurately code a catheterization, what needs to be determined based on a review of documentation? ...

AHIMA CCS Exam When assigning Diabetes Diagnosis remember what 2 things? - Answer-Review definition of 5th digits in category; Understand the difference between type 1 & 2 and the patho of each type. When coding Respiratory what things should you look for? - Answer-Specific type of Pneu Know criteria for recognizing gram negative and other types of pneu; review the various types of COPD and how ACUTE exacerbation of each is coded. (AHA coding Clinic); Review criteria for coding respira...

Certified Coding Specialist (CCS) Exam Preparation Diagnostic-related groups (DRGs) and ambulatory patient classifications (APCs) are similar in that they are both: a. Determined by HCPCS codes b. Focused on hospital outpatients c. Focused on hospital inpatients d. Prospective payment systems - Answer-d. Prospective payment systems ** Both are types of prospective payment systems (Casto and Forrestal 2015, 6). A patient is treated for esophageal varices with hemorrhage due to cirrho...