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Medical Billing And Coding Vocab
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1. is defined as one who has not received any medical services within the last three years.
Accept assignment
Physician
New Patient
circle with a line through it)
2. most synarthroses are immovable joints held together by fibrous tissue.
TRICARE PLANS
Evaluation and Management Review
No ROM
bullet (a
3. Are typically very strong - are broad at the ends and have large surfaces for muscle attachment.
Long bones
Established Patient
-26 - Professional Component
The Integumentary System
4. The musculoskeletal system includes the bones - muscles - and joints The musculoskeletal system acts as a framework for the organs - protects many of those organs - and also provides the organism the ability to move..
Unlisted Procedures Procedures
Category II Codes CPT
New patient
Musculoskeletal System
5. They are for profit organizations that operate in the private sector selling different health insurance benefits plans to groups or individuals. Most commercial plans have predefined patient yearly deductibles and coinsurance generally based on 80/2
Alphabetic Index (Volume 2)
MEDICARE Part B
Commercial Carriers
Section 3 Index to External Causes of Injury (E codes)
6. are small with irregular shapes. They are found in the wrist and ankle.
Unspecified nature
Employee Liability
Short bones
Categories
7. Is to determine the patient's benefits and the maximum dollar amount that the insurance company will pay. Often the first step of the insurance verification process - it is completed prior to the first visit.
Pre-determination
State License Number
CHAMPVA (Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Veterans Affairs)
Add-on codes
8. Is the qualifying factor or factors that must be met before a patient receives benefits.
upplementary Classification of Factors Influencing Health Status and Contact with Health Services (V Codes)
History
Eligibility
Pubic bone
9. Contains complete - necessary information - but is incorrect or illogical in some way.
Maxilla
Invalid claim
Salter-Harris
Alphabetic Index (Volume 2)
10. uncertain whether benign or malignant; borderline malignancy
Uncertain behavior
premium
Invalid claim
phalanges (phalanx.s)
11. solid - round or oval elevated lesion more than 1 cm in diameter
co-payment
Group Provider Number
Pre-determination
Nodule
12. Under this schedule - a procedure's relative value is the sum total of three elements: Work: represents the amount of time - intensity of effort - and medical skill required of the physician. Overhead: practice costs related to the performing of the
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13. This modifier is used to indicate that the procedure was done by an outside laboratory and not by the reporting facility or clinic.
Nonparticipating physician
Provider Identification Number (PIN)
-90 - Reference (Outside) Laboratory
Albino
14. Discolored - flat lesion (freckles - tattoo marks)
Medicare's Resource Based Relative Value Scale (RBRVS) Payment Schedule
Medicare Claim Status
Macule
Supplementary Classification of External Causes of Injury and Poisoning (E Codes)
15. The spinal /vertebral column is divided into five regions from the neck to the tailbone. There are 26 bones in the spine and they are referred to as the vertebrae. The following list explains the bones of the spine: Cervical -Neck Bones -Thoracic -U
Wheal
sprain
Maxilla
Spinal/Vertebral Column
16. means the provider agrees to accept what the insurance company approves as payment in full for the claim.
The Patient Care Partnership (Patient's Bill of Rights)
Accept assignment
MEDICAID COVERAGE
Benign
17. Is the lateral lower arm bone (in line with the thumb).
Frontal Bone
-99 - Multiple Modifiers
Consultation
Radius
18. Hair fibers are composed of tightly fused meshwork of cells filled with hard protein called
Fee-for-Service
Review of Systems (ROS)
Keratin
MEDICARE Part C
19. Hair fibers are composed of tightly fused meshwork of cells filled with hard protein called
No ROM
Malignant
Review of Systems (ROS)
Keratin
20. A neoplasm is identified; however - no nature of the tumor is documented in the diagnosis or medical record.
Birthday rule
Capitated Rates
encounter form
Unspecified nature
21. death of tissue associated with loss of blood supply
Suicide Attempt
appendicular skeleton .
Civil Monetary Penalties Law (CMPL)
Gangrene
22. Developed by the CMS to promote national correct coding methodologies and to control improper coding that leads to inappropriate payment of Part B health insurance claims.
Health Maintenance Organization (HMO)
Carcinoma (Ca) in situ
Colles
National Correct Coding Initiative (NCCI)
23. A medical record is documentation on the patient's social and medical history - family history - physical examination findings - progress notes - radiology and lab results - consultation reports and correspondence to patient.
-24 - Unrelated E/M Service by the Same Physician During a Postoperative Period
Temporal Bone
Medical Records
Gangrene
24. Is a group of two or more physicians and non-physician practitioners legally organized in a partnership - professional corporation - foundation - not-for-profit corporation - faculty practice plan - or similar association.
Neoplasm Table
HCPCS Level I codes
MEDICARE Part B
Group practice
25. Is one who has no contract with the health insurance plan.
MEDICAID COVERAGE
CPT SECTIONS.
Uncertain behavior
Nonparticipating physician
26. The CPT Index is arranged in alphabetical order by main terms which are further divided by subterms. There are five location methods: 1. Service or Procedure 2. Anatomic site 3. Condition or Disease 4. Synonym/Eponym 5. Abbreviation
Location Methods
Nodule
Parietal Bones
There are three layers to the skin
27. This is an alternative to paper claims submitted to the third-party payer directly by the physician or through a clearinghouse. Electronic claims are usually paid faster than paper claims and most electronic claims software have self-editing features
Social Security Number
Electronic Claim
Indemnity Insurance
Established patient
28. All patients have a right to privacy and all information should remain privileged. Discuss patient information only with the patient's physician or office personnel that need certain information to do their job. Obtain a signed consent form to releas
State License Number
Rejected claim
Patient Confidentiality
Malignant
29. Medicare Managed Care Plans (Formerly Medicare Plus (+) Choice Plan) was created to offer a number of healthcare services in addition to those available under Part A and Part B. The CMS contracts with managed care plans or provider service organizati
sebaceous(oil) glands and the suddoriferous (sweat) glands
The St. Anthony Relative Value for Physicians (RVP)
Alphabetic Index (Volume 2)
MEDICARE Part C
30. numbers 8-10 - are attached to the sternum by cartilage
Established patient
False ribs
Exclusions and Limitations
encounter form
31. Further classified as to primary - secondary - or carcinoma in situ.
Categorically needy -MEDICAID
Malignant
Category I Codes CPT
Comminuted fracture
32. Benign growth extending from the surface of the mucous membrane
Polyp
Keratin
Group Insurance
itemized statement
33. An accelerated - severe form of hypertension with vascular damage and a diastolic pressure of 130mmHg or greater.
HCPCS Level II codes (National Codes)
Workers Compensation
Health Maintenance Organization (HMO)
Malignant
34. A medical record is documentation on the patient's social and medical history - family history - physical examination findings - progress notes - radiology and lab results - consultation reports and correspondence to patient.
Medical Records
Column 1/Column 2 (previously called Comprehensive/Component) Edits
-99 - Multiple Modifiers
Preferred Provider plan
35. Used for procedures that is always performed during the same operative session as another surgery in addition to the primary service/procedure and is never performed separately.
Carcinoma (Ca) in situ
Add-on codes
Neoplasm Table
Employee Liability
36. Represents a change in the code description since the last edition. The change may be minor or significant and it could be an addition - deletion or revision.
Medicare
New patient
triangle (a
Impacted
37. Superior and widest bone
-51 - Multiple Procedures
Evaluation and Management Review
Pelvis
Fee-for-Service
38. The bone is broken and pierces an internal organ
ligaments
-32 - Mandated Services
Complicated
-50 - Bilateral Procedure
39. requires investigation and needs further clarification.
Group Insurance
Group Provider Number
Rejected claim
Relative Value Payment Schedules Method
40. - To pay for medical services and items that Medicare does not cover and Medicare's coinsurance and deductibles - beneficiaries may purchase a supplemental insurance. Medigap is a private insurance designed to help pay for those amounts that are typ
Greenstick
Medigap (Medicare Supplemental Insurance)
Floating ribs Ribs 11 and 12 are - because they are not attached at all.
Assault
41. .. lower jaw bone.
Tabular List (Volume 1)...
Mandible
bullet (a
sprain
42. Is a cumulative out-of-pocket amount that must be paid annually by the policyholder before benefits will be paid by the insurance company.
Nonparticipating physician
Deductible
-50 - Bilateral Procedure
Medicare Claim Status
43.
Reasons for Documentation
-26 - Professional Component
Benign
Floating ribs Ribs 11 and 12 are - because they are not attached at all.
44. The spinal /vertebral column is divided into five regions from the neck to the tailbone. There are 26 bones in the spine and they are referred to as the vertebrae. The following list explains the bones of the spine: Cervical -Neck Bones -Thoracic -U
Sebaceous glands
Spinal/Vertebral Column
Coordination of Benefits (COB)
Salter-Harris
45. Includes - but is not limited to - physician assistant - certified nurse-midwife - qualified psychologist - nurse practitioner - clinical social worker - physical therapist - occupational therapist - respiratory therapist - certified registered nurse
ligaments
Column 1/Column 2 (previously called Comprehensive/Component) Edits
Preferred Provider plan
Health practitioner
46. Is a term used when a patient is admitted to the hospital with the expectation that the patient will stay for a period of 24 hours or more.
Inpatient
Lacrimal bones
Liability insurance
Participating physician
47. Are temporary codes for emerging technology - services and procedures. If a Category III code is available - it is reported instead of a Category I unlisted code.
Category III Codes CPT
Melanin
The Universal Claim Form
lunula
48. Represents a new procedure or service code added since the previous edition of the manual.
bullet (a
Pre-certification
-26 - Professional Component
Indemnity Insurance
49. This is any procedure or service reported on the insurance claim that is not listed in the payer's master benefit list. This will result in the denial of the claim. Providers may be able to recover the charges from the patient.
Accident
Non-covered benefit
Rib Cage
co-payment
50. is basically the same as HMO in the sense that the health care provider enters into contract with the MCOs to render services to the beneficiaries. However - PPO's charge a higher premium than HMO's in exchange for more flexibility and more options
Preferred Provider Organization (PPO)
There are three layers to the skin
MEDICARE Part C
Electronic Claim