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Exam 1

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

Question #4
A  Raptured Ovarian Cyst
B  Appendicitis
C  Abdominal Pain
D  Gingivitis
Question #7
A  Diagnosis Code Set ( CM)
B  HCPCS
C  Procedure Code Set ( PCS)
D  CPT
Question #10
A  All of these
B  The potential for progression to general anesthesia is always present
C  c. It always includes diagnosis and treatment of clinical problems that arise during the procedure
D  It is limited to only the support of vital functions
Question #12
A  Monitored Anesthesia Care (MAC)
B  Local anesthesia
C  General anesthesia
D  Oximetry
Question #14
A  Oximetry
B  Capnography
C  Mass spectrometry (MS)
D  Swan Ganz
Question #15
A  Intra-arterial
B  Central venous
C  Swan Ganz
D  All of these
Question #25
A  When the anesthesiologist meets with the patient preoperatively
B  When the anesthesiologist begins to prepare the patient for coming out of anesthesia
C  When the anesthesiologist begins to prepare the patient for the induction of anesthesia
D  When the anesthesiologist has the patient fully anesthetized
Question #27
A  Anesthesia performed when delay in treatment would lead to a significant increase in threat to life or to a body part
B  Anesthesia performed outside the normal weekday schedule
C  Anesthesia performed in a location outside the hospital
D  Anesthesia performed in an elective situation by the patient’s choice
Question #28
A  Digital nerve block
B  Interscalene nerve block
C  Local nerve block
D  Intravertebral nerve block
Question #29
A  Each service is separately reportable
B  Each anesthesia service is reported with modifier 59 appended
C  Only the basic anesthesia service is reported with modifier 25 appended
D  None of the above
Question #32
A  Consulting health care professionals along with the emergency department physicians
B  Admitting physicians
C  Only emergency department physicians
D  Hospitalists on duty when the patient is admitted
Question #34
A  The intensity of the history and examination process
B  The level of education and experience the physician of record brings to the encounter
C  A collection of lab and other diagnostic tests
D  The complexity of establishing a diagnosis and/or selecting a management option
Question #35
A  Associated signs and symptoms, family history, time
B  Severity, repeat symptoms, duration
C  Location, quality, context
D  Modifying factors, severity, medication history
Question #36
A  99218-99220
B  99231-99233
C  99241-99245
D  99291-99292
E  99201-99205
Question #37
A  99231-99233
B  99218-99220
C  99291-99292
D  99241-99245
E  99201-99205
Question #38
A  99201-99205
B  99291-99292
C  99241-99245
D  99231-99233
E  99218-99220
Question #39
A  99291-99292
B  99241-99245
C  99231-99233
D  99218-99220
E  99201-99205
Question #40
A  99241-99245
B  99218-99220
C  99201-99205
D  99291-99292
E  99231-99233
Question #43
A  Severe or chronic descriptor
B  Chief complaint
C  Social history
D  Review of systems
Question #44
A  The presenting problem, amount and complexity of data to be reviewed, and risk
B  Treatment options, HPI, and severity of condition
C  HPI, problem list, and medication list
D  Severity of condition, comorbidities, and co-mortality
Question #46
A  d. Consultations with occupational therapists
B  a. Consultation with a speech-language specialist
C  Consultation with a social worker
D  Telephone and online medical evaluations
Question #47
A  Initial preventive medicine E/M visits for an established patient
B  Initial preventive medicine E/M visits for a new patient and periodic preventive medicine reevaluation and management services for established patient visits
C  Initial preventive medicine E/M visits for an established patient and periodic preventive medicine reevaluation and management services for established patient visits
Question #48
A  Initiating and/or supervising other health care services needed by the patient
B  All of these
C  Coordinating and managing access to health care services needed by the patient
D  Directly caring for a patient
E  None of the above
Question #50
A  All of these
B  Emerging technologies, services, and procedures
C  Temporary codes
D  Service paradigms
Question #51
A  Medical reasons
B  Documentation reasons
C  Patient reasons
D  System reasons
Question #52
A  Five characters; the first four are digits and the last character is “F”
B  Five characters with one UPPERCASE letter followed by four digits
C  Seven characters with a combination of letters and numbers
D  Five digits
Question #53
A  Joint Commission, NCQA, and AHIMA
B  AHRQ, Joint Commission, and PCPI
C  AHRQ, Joint Commission, PCPI, and NCQA
D  AHRQ, HIMSS, and NCQA
Question #54
A  They describe performance measurement for procedures and services performed by nonphysician health care professionals only.
B  They describe experimental procedures or services performed by physicians or other qualified health care professionals.
C  They describe procedures or services performed by physicians or other qualified health care professionals.
D  They describe performance measurement for procedures or services performed by physicians or other qualified health care professionals.