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Medical Office Management

Subject : business-skills
Instructions:
  • Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. The law of effect






2. Insurance that protects you from loss






3. What type of endorsement is used when a check is stamped: 'For Deposit Only?'






4. An organization that offers health insurance at a fixed monthly premium with little or no deductible and works through a primary care provider is called a(n).....






5. Filed with income taxes






6. The information that must be collected when taking a phone message


7. A compilation of average fees paid over time






8. Cash that's used for small purchases in an office






9. Money by the physician to the vendor






10. Chapter ___ Bankruptcy: Debt re-payment plan (requires and attorney)






11. Pareto's Law- ( 80/20) rule






12. Insurance plans that pay a physician's full charge if it does not exceed his normal charge or does not exceed the amount normally charged for the services for the service is called....






13. Set appointment times






14. Duties of a compliance officer






15. A person or institution that gives medical care is a...






16. A civilian health and medical program of the uniform services is called...






17. Name six types of supervisors






18. Times physicians aren't available






19. GiGo






20. An amount the insured must pay before policy benefits begin is called....






21. The Pygmalion Effect






22. Form you fill out when hired






23. Name four ways to control costs in a medical practice?






24. When should a physician handle calls from patients?






25. To prevent the insured form receiving a duplicate payment for losses under more than one insurance policy is called...






26. Name four types of common imparities






27. One who belongs to a group insurance plan is called...






28. Application for a Social Security card






29. A person who represents either party of an insurance claim is the____






30. A type of insurance whereby the insured pays a specific amount per unit of service and the insurer pays the rest of the cost is called...






31. Benefits that are made in the form of cash payments are known as...






32. The most common disease of the impaired physician.






33. If a person is seen at the physicians office on a first come-first serve basis - this type of scheduling is called...






34. What does the Americans with Disabilities Act prevent?






35. If 3 patients are scheduled at 1:00 pm and they are seen according to their arrival - this type of scheduling is called...






36. What is a release of information form?






37. In insurance - greater coverage of diseases or an accident - and greater indemnity payment in comparison with a limited clause is called...






38. Change in a posted account






39. Money owed to the physician from the patient






40. What is contained in a Policy and Procedral Manual for a medical office?






41. A health program for people age 65 and older under social security is called...






42. Found on an Encounter form






43. A recap sheet that accompanies a Medicare or Medicaid check - showing breakdown and explanation of payment on a claim is called...






44. The information in the chart belongs to the...






45. Insurance that is meant to offset medical expenses resulting from a catastrophic illness is called....






46. The Peter Principle






47. Found in a Bank statement






48. List of all financial transactions on a ledger






49. Guaranteed by the third party






50. Name the priority of order in which patients should be seen starting with the most important to the least important.