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Medicare B covers inpatient hospital care, durable medical equipment, provider’s services, and other medical services.
False
True
2
If a growth is noncancerous it's called benign.
True
False
3
A no-show has to be documented in the patient’s health record.
True
False
4
Medicaid is a ______- and ______-sponsored insurance program for the medically indigent.
local
federal
city
state
5
Active listening is ______ to the speaker, interpreting, and ________.
talking
listening
cutting off
restating
6
Medicare Part B covers outpatient only covers hospital care.
True
False
7
The refrigerators should maintain temperatures between ___ and ___.
50°F
46°F
32°F
36°F
8
At times, the medical assistant must code a symptom if the physician is not yet sure of the diagnosis.
False
True
9
___ scheduling is an attempt to create flexibility within each hour.
Wave
Static
Double booking
Closed
10
In the Alphabetic Index main terms appear in bold type.
True
False
11
An _____ is a sent by the insurance company explaining allowed charges, reimbursement, & finance responsibilities.
VOB
VPN
EOB
ESD
12
Who is the owner of the physical health record (e.g., paper or electronic)?
Reception
Hospital
Patient
Provider
13
As part of the Affordable Care Act, patients can have interpreter or language assistance services for free.
True
False
14
You can find diagnostic statements in
history and physical exam (H&P) reports.
all of the above.
operative reports.
discharge summaries.
15
Anaphylaxis is a ____ reaction that can be life-threatening.
severe
non issue.
mild
non severe
16
The paper-based record is the best for patient care documentation.
True
False
17
Practice management software allows the user to
maintain lists of insurance payers
demographic information,
analyze blood samples from a microscope
schedule appointments
18
In the medical record you can find
reimbursement claims.
quality control.
medical care for the patient
documentation on person’s health.
19
_______ is the likely outcome of a disease, including chance of recovery.
Doses
Diagnosis
Results.
Prognosis
20
Low-income Medicare patients who qualify for Medicaid for their secondary insurance are _________
Qualified Medicaid Beneficiaries
Qualified Medicare Non-Beneficiaries
Qualified Medicare Beneficiaries
Unqualified Medicare Beneficiaries
21
The full block format is the most _____ type of business letter.
uncommon
underrated
common
overrated
22
Medically necessary means healthcare services are________ for evaluation and treatment.
optional
unnecessary
not appropriate
appropriate
23
Automated call distribution (ACD) system or call queuing places in coming calls in a queue or waiting line. This means..
calls can be answered in the order received
calls can be avoided in the order received
calls can be answered in whatever order
calls can be answered in the receptionist's order
24
An order from a primary care provider for the patient to see a specialist or for certain medical services is called?
A inventory sheet
A referral
A requisition
A ledger sheet
25
A
______
is an amount of money a patient must pay out of pocket before the insurance carrier begins paying.
copayment
change
down payment
deductible
26
The _____ statement has information about a patient’s diagnosis or diagnoses from the medical documentation.
speculative
follow up
prognosis
diagnostic
27
_______
is the branch of medicine dealing with the incidence, distribution, and control of disease in a population.
Epidemiological
Historical
Factual
Societal
28
A _______ is something that is only perceived by the patient.
sign
error
symptom
indication
29
An ______ caller may calm down if the you use a lower tone of voice.
tired
sad
angry
happy
30
The ______ of a disorder is its etiology.
cause
cells
understanding
history
31
Databases can include chief complaints, history of present illnesses, physical examinations, and laboratory reports.
False
True