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Exam One Chapter 1-4

Navigation   » List of Schools  »  Glendale Community College  »  Medical Office Administration  »  MOA 193 – Current Procedural Term Coding  »  Spring 2023  »  Exam One Chapter 1-4

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  By the size of the wound
B  By the type of instrument used
C  By the classification of repair method
D  By the length of the incision
Question #2
A  Removal of a lesion without the margins
B  Partial-thickness removal of a lesion
C  Full-thickness removal of a lesion through the dermis, including margins
D  Removal of a lesion with layered closure
Question #3
A  By the surgeon who performed the procedure
B  By surface area of the wound
C  By type of instrument used
D  By the depth of tissue removed and by surface area of the wound
Question #4
A  It helps in maintaining patient records
B  It helps in billing the insurance company
C  It is not important
D  It helps in identifying the correct code to report the procedure
Question #5
A  The lungs
B  The heart
C  The brain
D  The skin
Question #6
A  To encourage teamwork and competition among students
B  To help students memorize CPT codes
C  To teach students how to use the CPT codebook
Question #7
A  Open surgical techniques involve larger incisions than minimally invasive techniques
B  Minimally invasive techniques involve the use of a scope or other specialized equipment
C  There is no difference between the two techniques in CPT coding
Question #8
A  That the procedure is unrelated or distinct from other procedures/services provided
B  That additional intra-service work is associated with the primary procedure
C  That the procedure is performed in addition to another procedure
Question #9
A  When it is performed independently, unrelated, or distinct from other procedure(s)/service(s) provided
B  When it is performed in addition to another procedure
C  Only when it is considered an integral component of another procedure/service
Question #10
A  A modifier that indicates a procedure is unrelated or distinct from other procedures/services provided
B  A modifier that indicates a procedure is performed in addition to another procedure
C  A modifier that indicates additional intra-service work associated with the primary procedure
Question #11
A  A code that is commonly carried out in addition to the primary service or procedure
B  A code that can only be reported when performed in addition to another procedure
C  A code that describes additional intra-service work associated with the primary procedure
Question #12
A  A code that is not commonly carried out in addition to the primary service or procedure
B  A code that can only be reported when performed in addition to another procedure
C  A code that describes additional intra-service work associated with the primary procedure
Question #13
A  It depends on the insurance contract of each individual patient
B  It depends on the procedure performed
C  Yes
D  No
Question #14
A  When they are over and above those usually included with the services rendered
B  When they are used for diagnostic procedures
C  When they are used for surgical procedures
D  When they are used for postoperative care
Question #15
A  The period of time in which a patient is hospitalized after a surgical procedure
B  The period of time in which follow-up care is provided by the surgeon
C  The period of time in which a patient is expected to return for follow-up care
D  The period of time in which a patient is expected to recover after a surgical procedure
Question #16
A  To indicate that the procedure performed was a diagnostic procedure
B  To indicate that the procedure performed was a therapeutic procedure
C  To indicate that surgery was scheduled at the time of the E/M visit
D  To indicate that the surgery was complicated
Question #17
A  All of these
B  Anesthesia, postoperative medications, medical supplies, follow-up care
C  Laboratory tests, imaging studies, surgical equipment, preoperative care
D  Evaluation and Management (E/M) services, local infiltration, immediate postoperative care, typical postoperative follow-up care
Question #18
A  According to anatomic perspective or types of procedures
B  Numerically
C  According to body systems
D  Alphabetically
Question #19
A  20001-79999
B  10021-69990
C  20021-79990
D  10001-69999
Question #20
A  Time for each procedure is reported separately
B  Only the time for the most complex procedure is reported
C  Combined total time for all procedures is reported
Question #21
A  The code representing the least complex procedure
B  All the anesthesia codes representing each individual procedure
C  The code representing the most complex procedure
Question #23
A  S1, S2, S3, S4, S5, S6
B  P1, P2, P3, P4, P5, P6
C  A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6
Question #24
A  Using any CPT modifier that is appropriate
B  Using the five-digit anesthesia procedure code and two-digit physical status modifier to distinguish the various levels of complexity of the anesthesia service provided.
C  Using the CPT code for the surgical procedure being performed.
Question #25
A  Begins when patient is under postoperative supervision and ends when the anesthesia services are completed.
B  Begins when physician starts preparing patient for anesthesia in the operating room and ends when the patient is under postoperative supervision.
C  Begins when patient is brought to the operating room and ends when the procedure is completed.
Question #26
A  Only administration of sedatives and analgesics
B  Psychological support and physical comfort only
C  Diagnosis/treatment of clinical problems during procedure, support of vital functions, and provision of other medical services needed to complete procedure
Question #27
A  Intraprocedure care only
B  Preprocedure visit only
C  Preprocedure visit, intraprocedure care, and postprocedure anesthesia management.
Question #28
A  A type of anesthesia service for patients with severe systemic disease
B  A specific diagnostic or therapeutic procedure
C  Anesthesia care that includes intraprocedure care and postprocedure anesthesia management.
Question #30
A  By patient age
B  By type of anesthesia used
C  By head-to-toe anatomic subsections
D  Alphabetically
Question #32
A  Hospital inpatient services codes
B  Preventive medicine counseling for individuals and groups
C  Periodic comprehensive preventive medicine reevaluation and management services for established patient visits
D  Initial comprehensive preventive medicine E/M service for new patient visits
Question #33
A  Three times
B  Four times
C  Only once
D  Twice
Question #35
A  A facility that provides medical care for elective procedures
B  A facility that provides medical care for routine check-ups
C  A facility that provides medical care for chronic conditions
D  A hospital-based facility that provides unscheduled episodic services to patients who present for immediate medical attention
Question #36
A  No key components are required
B  Must meet or exceed the stated requirements to qualify for a particular level of E/M service
C  Only two of the three key components must meet or exceed the stated requirements to qualify for a particular level of E/M service
D  Only one key component is required
Question #37
A  More than 25%
B  More than 50%
C  More than 75%
D  More than 90%
Question #38
A  History, consultation, and medical decision making
B  History, examination, and medical decision making
C  History, examination, and consultation
D  Examination, consultation, and medical decision making
Question #40
A  By whether they have received a face-to-face professional medical service from the physician/QHP within the past three years
B  By age
C  By place of service
D  By diagnosis
Question #41
A  History, examination, medical decision making
B  History, medical decision making, coordination of care
C  History, examination, time
D  Examination, medical decision making, coordination of care
Question #42
A  Diagnosis, medical decision-making complexity, counseling, coordination of care, nature of presenting problem, time, place of service
B  History, examination, medical decision-making complexity, coordination of care, nature of presenting problem, time, patient demographics
C  History, examination, medical decision-making complexity, counseling, coordination of care, nature of presenting problem, time
D  Diagnosis, history, examination, medical decision-making complexity, counseling, coordination of care, time
Question #43
A  By patient demographics
B  By place of service
C  By diagnosis
D  By broad categories such as office visits, hospital visits, consultations, preventive medicine, and advance care planning
Question #44
A  Patient demographics
B  Procedure codes
C  Diagnosis codes
D  Services provided by physicians and other QHPs
Question #45
A  To limit the number of medical procedures and services that can be performed.
B  To revise, update, and modify CPT codes.
C  To limit the amount of reimbursement for medical procedures and services.
D  To limit the number of physicians that can perform a particular medical procedure.
Question #46
A  The National Institutes of Health (NIH).
B  The American Medical Association’s (AMA) CPT Editorial Panel.
C  The World Health Organization (WHO).
D  The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Question #47
A  The shared description appears in the child code’s descriptor.
B  The child code’s descriptor is physically indented beneath the parent code’s descriptor.
C  The parent code is always followed by only one child code.
D  The shared content appears after the semicolon in the parent code.
Question #48
A  To provide a list of medical procedures and services that are not covered by insurance.
B  To report medical procedures and services for administrative management purposes only.
C  To develop guidelines for medical review, medical education, and research.
D  To limit the amount of reimbursement for medical procedures and services.
Question #49
A  Organ or other anatomic site
B  Procedure or service
C  Physician or specialist name
D  Condition
Question #50
A  To provide a uniform language to accurately reflect medical, surgical, and diagnostic services.
B  To provide a list of medical procedures and services that are not covered by insurance.
C  To limit the number of physicians that can perform a particular medical procedure.
D  To limit the number of medical procedures and services that can be performed.
Question #51
A  It is physically indented beneath the parent code’s descriptor
B  It is listed before the parent code’s descriptor
C  It is not related to the parent code’s descriptor
D  It is listed in a separate section of the codebook
Question #52
A  To ensure accurate code selection
B  To organize main terms by primary classes of index entries
C  To list all the possible codes for a given procedure or service
D  To provide the main text of the CPT code set
Question #53
A  It implies a specific health insurance coverage or reimbursement policy
B  It is not necessary to ensure accurate communication among physicians, patients, and third parties
C  It is generally based on the procedure being consistent with contemporary medical practice and performed by many physicians in clinical practice in multiple locations
D  It represents endorsement by the AMA of a particular diagnostic or therapeutic procedure
Question #54
A  Only the AMA
B  Anyone
C  Only government agencies
D  Only physicians
Question #55
A  To promote specific diagnostic or therapeutic procedures
B  For administrative management purposes, such as claims processing
C  For medical education and research
D  To report medical procedures and services under government and private health insurance
Question #56
A  A system for identifying prescription drugs
B  A system for identifying diseases and medical conditions
C  A system for identifying health insurance policies
D  A system for identifying medical procedures and services
Question #57
A  To indicate a shared or common description
B  To identify different types of procedures
C  All of these
D  To save space on the printed page
Question #58
A  Procedure or service
B  Condition
C  Provider specialty
D  Organ or other anatomic site
Question #59
A  American Hospital Association
B  Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
C  AMA’s CPT Editorial Panel
D  Health Insurance Plans
Question #60
A  To restrict the use of medical procedures and services
B  To provide a uniform language to accurately reflect medical, surgical, and diagnostic services
C  To promote the use of specific diagnostic or therapeutic procedures
D  To endorse a particular health insurance coverage or reimbursement policy