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Bookkeeping
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Subject
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business-skills
Instructions:
Answer 47 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Column. Increases or decreases to patient accounts not due to charges incurred or payments received.
superbill
Medisoft program
balance
Adjustment
2. Properties of value owned by a business
What do you want to look for when receiving a patient check?
NPI
What type of checks are you willing to receive?
Assets
3. Patient account record. Record of all transactions on a patients account.
Traveler's checks
Collection ratio
Liabilities
patient ledger
4. Itemized statement of assets - liabilities and equity. A statement of financial condition.
Balance sheet
Where could you find charges for a patients office visit posted?
Certified check
patient ledger
5. Superbill - patient ledger and day sheet
Liabilities
Assets
Where could you find charges for a patients office visit posted?
Purchase order
6. A system of monitoring the financial status of a business.
Accounting
Double-entry system
W-2
Balance sheet
7. Summary of all deductions - gross pay - net pay etc for the previous tax year. Must be sent out to employees no later than Jan 31 of each year.
W-2
Balance sheet
What kind of details are crucial in posting and calculating financial transactions? (6)
Variable cost
8. A decline in the value of assets. A method of allocating the cost of a tangible asset over its useful life.
Assets
Depreciation
Medisoft program
Packing slip
9. National provider identifier
superbill
A/are
NPI
What do you want to look for when receiving a patient check?
10. Cost that does not vary in total as the number of patients vary
A/are
Accounts receivable ratio
Where could you find charges for a patients office visit posted?
Fixed cost
11. Accounts payable
A/are ratio
Petty cash
Third party check
A/P
12. A record of all transactions for that day (used on pegbord system)
daysheet
Accounts receivable
Purchase order
patient ledger
13. Practice office program. An accounting system used in medical practices.
Petty cash
A/are ratio
Medisoft program
What type of checks are you willing to receive?
14. Daily recording of accounts or transactions of a business.
Employee's withholding allowance certificate
Bookkeeping
What kind of details are crucial in posting and calculating financial transactions? (6)
patient ledger
15. AKA write it once system. Is the most commonly used manual medical accounts receivable system
balance
Accounts receivable ratio
pegbord
Credit
16. Check endorsed by its payee to another party who becomes the holder in due course. Most places do not accept third party checks.
Third party check
Depreciation
Accounting
Balance sheet
17. W4
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18. Date - Name/add - Signature & name should match - Amount - Made out to the correct place/person
Accounting
Traveler's checks
What do you want to look for when receiving a patient check?
patient ledger
19. Accounts receivable.
Money the clinic has to collect is recorded in?
W-4
Gross salary
balance
20. Debts - financial obligations for which one is responsible
Collection ratio
Liabilities
What type of checks are you willing to receive?
What do you want to look for when receiving a patient check?
21. Money the business owes
Net salary
Accounts payable
Assets
patient ledger
22. Shows you What was delivered against a purchase order
NPI
A/P
Packing slip
Net salary
23. Take home pay after all deductions
Invoice
Third party check
Voucher check
Net salary
24. To be paid column
What kind of details are crucial in posting and calculating financial transactions? (6)
Money the clinic has to collect is recorded in?
Petty cash
Debit
25. Accounts receivable
A/are
Adjustment
NPI
write-it-once program
26. Like an invoice. Totaling items ordered - number ordered and cost. (Becky's definition.. not the best as This is not an invoice - but is an order for goods and/or services)
NPI
Employee's withholding allowance certificate
Purchase order
Collection ratio
27. Costs that fluctuate according to the demands of the business. (ex: salary - supplies - cost of treating patients - blood draw supplies - etc.)
What do you want to look for when receiving a patient check?
Accounts receivable ratio
Variable cost
pegbord
28. 1. Write legibly 2. Black ink 3. Align columns 4. Double check math 5. Decimal points placed correctly 6. Characters should fit in spaces 7. Information should be current
What kind of details are crucial in posting and calculating financial transactions? (6)
Debit
A/P
Liabilities
29. The system of recording transactions having two fundamental aspects - one involving the receiving of a benefit and the other to giving the benefit - in the same set of books.
patient ledger
Double-entry system
ROA
Collection ratio
30. Available in most banks and are convenient ans safer to use than cash when traveling.
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31. The % of outstanding debt collected. (Gross income/The amount that could have been collected) The goal is 90% (SHOWS THE PERCENTAGE OF OUTSTANDING DEBT COLLECTED)
Money the clinic has to collect is recorded in?
Collection ratio
daysheet
Purchase order
32. Money owed to a business
A/are ratio
Adjustment
Accounts receivable
Double-entry system
33. Reduces the balance owed
Credit
ROA
NPI
Voucher check
34. Purchase order
P.O.
A/P
Where could you find charges for a patients office visit posted?
Petty cash
35. The bank has 'certified' with a date and signature to indicate that the check is good for the amount for which it is written.
Certified check
A/P
ROA
daysheet
36. A formula that measures the SPEED by which outstanding accounts are paid
Voucher check
Certified check
A/are ratio
What kind of details are crucial in posting and calculating financial transactions? (6)
37. Amount owed. Total when all accounting is done.
patient ledger
Debit
balance
Gross salary
38. Lists items and charges for goods ans services already received
Invoice
NPI
Money the clinic has to collect is recorded in?
Third party check
39. An accounts receivable formula that measures the speed in which outstanding accounts are paid. (outstanding accounts receivable/average monthly gross income)
A/P
What do you want to look for when receiving a patient check?
Credit
Accounts receivable ratio
40. What you earned before deductions
A/are ratio
Petty cash
Gross salary
Accounts payable
41. Received on account
ROA
A/are ratio
patient ledger
write-it-once program
42. Determines exemptions or withholding allowances
Accounts receivable
Money the clinic has to collect is recorded in?
W-4
Accounts payable
43. A sum kept in the office for unexpected - minor - or routine expenses. (ex postage due mail or coffee supplies)
patient ledger
A/are
Petty cash
P.O.
44. AKA pegboard system
patient ledger
pegbord
write-it-once program
Accounts payable
45. AKA encounter form or charge slip. A copy of the encounter form is given to the patient after seeing the provider. Identifies the procedures performed - diagnosis - charges and when to return.
Liabilities
Gross salary
patient ledger
superbill
46. A type of check with a stub attached that can be used to indicate invoice dates - services provided and so on. Payroll checks are written on voucher checks.
Voucher check
Debit
ROA
W-2
47. Voucher - cashiers - personal - certified and travelers.
Petty cash
Adjustment
What type of checks are you willing to receive?
Accounts receivable ratio