MODULE 11 Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
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Which of the following is a purpose of an equipment inspection log?
A. To track depreciation
B. To monitor user access
C. To document a timeline of scheduled maintenance
D. To evaluate resale value

A

c

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A patient has a fee‑for‑service Medicare plan. Which form should be used if a service might not be medically necessary?
A. Patient Bill of Rights
B. Privacy Practices Notice
C. Advance directive
D. Advance Beneficiary Notice of Noncoverage (ABN)

A

d

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Which application should be used to generate an encounter form?**
A. Spreadsheet
B. Word processor
C. Inventory software
D. Practice management software

A

d

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What should a medical assistant do if a patient is having trouble connecting to a telehealth visit?**
A. Tell them to call tech support
B. Assist with login and check settings
C. Advise rescheduling with help
D. Wait for an assistant to arrive

A

b

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What is the appropriate action when checking out a patient after their appointment?**
A. Verify photo ID
B. Discuss medications
C. Review the after‑visit summary (AVS)
D. Fill out family history

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c

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Which type of code is determined by the patient’s reason for visiting?**
A. CPT
B. ICD‑10‑PCS
C. HCPCS
D. Diagnosis codes (ICD‑10‑CM)

A

d

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What should be done if a claim is denied due to lack of medical necessity?**
A. Bill the patient directly
B. Resubmit without changes
C. Submit an appeal with documentation
D. Write off the entire charge

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c

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Which is a key benefit of calling patients to remind them of upcoming visits?**
A. Faster billing
B. Fewer claim denials
C. Decreased no‑show rates
D. Better co‑insurance collection

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c

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Which type of patient visit is generally more resource-intensive?**
A. Routine check-up
B. Urgent sick visit
C. Follow-up
D. New patient

A

d

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Which services typically require case management and preauthorization?**
A. Elective and costly medical services
B. Preventive care
C. Annual wellness exams
D. Burn follow-ups

A

a

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Which question is essential during patient screening to determine appointment type?**
A. What is the reason for the visit?
B. Who is your employer?
C. What are your medications?
D. What is your address?

A

a

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Using coding guidelines, billing requests should always support which?**
A. Predetermination findings
B. Insurance verification
C. Explanation of Benefits
D. Medical necessity

A

d

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13
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Where should a $20 cash payment at time of service be recorded?**
A. Copayment
B. Coinsurance
C. Deductible
D. Write‑off

A

a

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What does interoperability primarily support?**
A. Billing methods
B. Importance of documentation
C. Insurance reviews
D. Credentialing audits

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b

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What factor affects how long an appointment lasts?**
A. Insurance requirements
B. Provider preferences
C. Patient availability
D. Reimbursement methods

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b

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16
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The function of charge reconciliation includes:**
A. Verifying eligibility
B. Ensuring continuity of care
C. Posting charges in patient account
D. Obtaining prior authorization

A

c

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Which report shows outstanding service charges?**
A. A/R aging report
B. A/P aging report
C. Remittance advice
D. Bank deposit report

A

a

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18
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What credentials does a facility give a patient to access their portal?**
A. A username and access code
B. Temporary email address
C. Printed fee schedule
D. Referral link

A

a

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A clearinghouse provides which service?**
A. Patient billing
B. Claims adjudication for third‑party payer
C. Payroll processing
D. Equipment safety checks

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b

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Which is an advantage of using drop-down menus in EHRs?**
A. More data entry
B. Greater accuracy
C. Detailed specificity
D. Increased consistency

A

b

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21
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“New patient” refers to someone who:**
A. Was seen last November
B. Is here for follow-up with new insurance
C. Had an annual visit last year
D. Hasn’t been seen in 3+ years

22
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Cluster scheduling” is when patients are:**
A. Booked at specific times
B. Double-booked
C. Grouped by common medical needs
D. Seen in waves

23
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Which scheduling method involves multiple same-time slots seen by arrival order?**
A. Wave scheduling
B. Modified wave
C. Time-specific
D. Double booking

24
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Diagnosis codes are from which code set?**
A. ICD‑10‑CM
B. CPT
C. HCPCS
D. ICD‑10‑PCS

25
Procedure codes (services provided) belong to:** A. ICD‑10‑CM B. CPT (or HCPCS) C. ICD‑10‑PCS D. LOINC
b
26
Which scheduling method groups patients based on similar medical needs? A. Specific time B. Wave C. Cluster scheduling D. Double booking
c
27
Which definition defines "double-booking"? A. One patient per slot B. Patients grouped by type C. Two or more patients in one time slot D. Patients scheduled in waves
c
28
What is a Matrix in scheduling? A. A type of EHR report B. A time chart blocking unavailable provider times C. A financial reconciliation tool D. A patient registration form
b
29
Which appointment type is typically 60 minutes long? A. Urgent visit B. New patient comprehensive visit C. Preventative care D. Established patient follow-up
b
30
What does AVS stand for? A. Appointment Verification Sheet B. Account Voucher Summary C. After‑Visit Summary D. Administrative Visit Schedule
c
31
What must be included in an After‑Visit Summary? A. Provider payroll details B. Inventory status C. Follow‑up instructions, orders, and financial info D. Coding guidelines
c
32
What is the “revenue cycle”? A. Filing system for records B. Administrative functions to capture and collect payments C. Patient scheduling method D. Electronic health system
b
33
What is real‑time adjudication (RTA)? A. Prescription verification process B. Immediate insurance claim decision during patient visit C. Medical audit procedure D. Accounting reconciliation
b
34
Which office system manages scheduling, coding, billing, and AR reports? A. Spreadsheet software B. Practice Management System (PMS) C. Word processor D. Email client
b
35
What does CMS stand for? A. Coding Management Software B. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services C. Compliance Management System D. Clinical Management Software
b
36
What is pre‑certification? A. Medical coding review B. Checking if a service is covered before performing it C. Billing settlement process D. Post-service audit
b
37
How is pre‑authorization different from pre‑certification? A. It involves prior patient consent B. It shows medical necessity and payer approval before service C. It’s a summary after the visit D. It’s used for billing corrections
b
38
Which code set describes services performed by provider? A. ICD‑10‑CM B. CPT (or HCPCS) C. ICD‑10‑PCS D. LOINC
b
39
Diagnosis codes come from which set? A. ICD‑10‑CM B. CPT C. ICD‑10‑PCS D. HCPCS
a
40
HCPCS codes are used for: A. Diagnoses B. Lab test results C. Supplies and services not in CPT D. Prescription refills
c
41
Coinsurance is defined as: A. Fixed dollar at time of service B. Percentage after deductible met C. First visit charge D. Insurance premium
b
42
Which document outlines how PHI is used/disclosed? A. Release of Information B. Encounter form C. Notice of Privacy Practices (NPP) D. EOB
c
43
What is an encounter form also known as? A. Matrix B. Superbill C. Clearinghouse record D. Aging report
b
44
What does a clearinghouse do? A. Manage copay collections B. Clean and forward claims to payers C. Schedule patient visits D. File PHI documents
b
45
A/R aging report shows: A. Upcoming appointments B. Outstanding balances by date C. Inventory needs D. Encounter summaries
b
46
What is interoperability? A. Cost-sharing between insurers B. Sharing data to support documentation C. Patient appointment flow control D. Claim follow-up system
b
47
Using dropdown menus leads to: A. Longer data entry B. Greater accuracy C. Worse consistency D. Patient confusion
b
48
What is triage of phone calls? A. Recording messages B. Prioritizing based on urgency C. Automated routing D. Verifying insurance
b
49
What document authorizes a patient referral? A. Copay receipt B. Referral form/order from provider C. After‑visit summary D. A/R aging report
b
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What is the correct file correction method in paper charting? A. Erase and rewrite B. Scribble over errors C. Single line through error, mark “error”, initial & date D. Highlight and delete
c