H08V EXAM 6 ANSWERS - ASHWORTH
H08V Medical Coding II Exam 6 Answers (Ashworth)
Which of the following is sent to the medical office after an insurance claim has been processed by the insurance company?
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A patient was seen in the physician office and paid a $10 copay on a $160 bill. The insurance company reimbursed the office for $100. In balance billing, what would happen?
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The physician office would bill the patient $50.
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The physician office would write off $50.
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The physician office would appeal the $50 difference.
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The physician office would bill the secondary insurance the $50.
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With nationally uniform relative values, the practice expense is based on
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Which of the following is used to control accounts receivable?
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You need to write off the remaining balance for a patient’s account. This is called
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When a claim is submitted electronically, the explanation of benefits may be called a(n)
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When a doctor’s office enters into an agreement to treat a specific number of patients in a plan, this is known as
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a nonavailability statement.
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Dr. Jones is a non-PAR provider. He sent a claim to the insurance company for $200. The insurance company’s allowable amount is $150. What happens to the remaining $50?
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The physician should write it off.
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The physician should bill the patient.
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The physician should appeal the amount.
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The physician should change the claim.
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Which of the following helps determine the Medicare fee?
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A patient has a copay of $10, and the insurance company paid $90. Which of the following is the most likely allowed amount?
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Which one of the following choices is based on federal and state laws for how long patient records should be kept in a healthcare facility?
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Which one of the following choices is considered the strength and stability of a growing medical practice?
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A physician bases the fees for her service on what other physicians charge. She is using
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An office sees a patient covered by Medicare. After the deductible is met, Medicare pays the doctor’s office 80% of the MFS and the patient is responsible for 20%. The 20% patient’s portion is known as the
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Dr. Jones is a PMPM provider. She gets $25 for each patient. There are 150 patients in the plan. What is her monthly reimbursement?
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Dr. Smith charged $150 for a procedure, but the insurance company’s allowed charges are $200. How much will the insurance reimburse the physician?
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When an insurance company receives a claim form, which one of the following choices is probably one of the first things to be checked?
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Patient’s insurance policy identification number
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Diagnosis and procedure codes
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A medical insurance plan lists the following information:
OV $15
SP $35
ER $100
What is the patient’s copay for a visit to her physician for fever and sore throat lasting four days?
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Primary Insurance A sends an ERA and a copy of the claim to Insurance B so that Insurance B knows what it’s responsible for paying. This process is known as
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Once an allowed charge has been set,
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physicians can appeal if they don’t agree.
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patients can appeal if they don’t agree.
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physicians are never paid more than that amount.
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physicians are never paid less than that amount.
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