Med Office 3 Flashcards

1
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disclaimer

A

denial of responsibility; a denial of a legal claim

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2
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drawee

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a bank or facility on which a check is drawn or written

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3
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draweer

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the person who writes a check

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4
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e banking

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electronic banking via computer modem or over the internet

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5
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endorser

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the person who signs his or her name of the back of a check for the purpose of transferring title to another person

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6
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holder

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the person who presents a check for payment

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7
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maker

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any individual, corp, who signs a check

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8
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m banking

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banking through the use of mobile devices

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9
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negotiable

A

legally transferable to another party

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10
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payee

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the person named on a draft or check as the recipient of the amount shown

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11
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payer

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the person who writes a check in favor of the payee

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12
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power of attorney

A

legal statement in which a person authorizes another person to act as his or her attorney or agent. The authority may be limited to the handling of specific procedures. The person authorized to act as the agent is known the attorney in fact

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principal

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capital sum of money due as a debt or used as a fund for which interest is either charged or paid

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14
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reconciliation

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process of proving that a bank statement and checkbook are in agreement

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15
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uniform commercial code

A

unified set of rules covering many business transactions. It regulates the fields of sales of goods; commercial paper

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16
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accounts payable

A

debts incurred and not yet paid

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17
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accounts receivable

A

amounts owed to the physician

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18
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accounts receivable trail balance

A

method of determining that the journal and the ledger are in balance

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accrual basis of accounting

A

method of accounting in which income is recorded when earned and expenses are recorded when incurred

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20
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admonition

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counsel or warning against fault or oversight

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21
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assets

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entire property of a persons, association, corp. or estate applicable or subject to the payment of debts

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22
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balance sheet

A

financial statement for a specific date that shows the total assets, liabilities, and capital of the business

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23
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bookkeeping

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recording of business and accounting transactions

24
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cash basis of accounting

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method of accounting in which income is recorded when received and expenses are recorded when paid

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cash flow statement

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financial summary for a specific period that shoes the beginning balance on hand, the receipts and disbursements during the period, and the balance on hand at the end o the period

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controls

A

standard of comparison to make sure answers obtained are accurate

27
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disbursements journal

A

summary of accounts paid out

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entry

A

record or notation of an occurrence, transaction, or proceeding

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equities

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monetary value of a property or of an interest in a property in excess of claims or liens against it

30
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in balance

A

state in which the total ending balances of patient ledgers equal the total of accounts receivalbe

31
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invoice

A

paper describing a purchase and the amount due

32
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liabilities

A

things that are owed; debts

33
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packing slip

A

itemized list of articles including in a shipping package, giving the quantity and description of the package contents

34
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petty cash fund

A

fund maintained to pay small, unpredictable cash expenditures

35
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statement

A

a request for payment

36
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statement of income and expense

A

summary of all income and expenses for a given peroid

37
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subsidiary

A

supporting other documents or records

38
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trial balance

A

method of checking the accuracy of accounts

39
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bank draft

A

check drawn by a bank against funds deposited to its account in another bank

40
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cashier’s check

A

bank’s own check drawn on itself and signed by the bank cashier
-pay the cashier the amount of money for the check

41
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limited check

A

limited in the amount written on it and the time during which it may be presented for payment( ie. 30 days)

42
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money order

A

sold by banks

used to pay bills by mail when a person doesn’t have a checking account

43
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traveler’s check

A

designed for people who are traveling

-require sig when buying and then when using

44
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voucher check

A

has a detachable voucher form (the check I would get from work)

45
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blank endorsement

A

the payee only signs his or her name (most common)

46
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restrictive endorsement

A

specifies the purpose of the endorsement

-used in preparing checks for deposit to the physician’s checking account

47
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special endorsement

A

requires signature of who it is endorsed to

48
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qualified endorsement

A

without recourse

49
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accepting checks

A

page 436

50
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how often is bookkeeping done?

A

daily

51
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payroll records

A

page 451

52
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accounts receivable procedure

A

page 446

53
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accounts payable procedure

A

page 447

54
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deposits procedure

A

page 438

55
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examples of petty cash

A

expendable supplies, business meals, local transportation, photocopy service

55
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accounting

A

system of recording, classifying, and summarizing financial transactions

56
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stop payments

A

loss of a check
disagreement about a purchase
disagreement about a payment