Question 1

RAs generally have information on any

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A)   errors on the listed claims.
B)   all of these are correct.
C)   adjustments to the listed claims.
D)   denials to the listed claims.

Question 2

Prompt-pay laws govern

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A)   physicians to pay pharmacies for medications.
B)   patients to pay physicians for services.
C)   physician practice payments of their suppliers' invoices.
D)   insurance carriers' payments of providers' claims.

Question 3

Claim adjustment reason codes are found on

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A)   the insurance aging report.
B)   RAs.
C)   accounts receivable reports.
D)   the patient medical record. B

Question 4

What does the abbreviation COB stand for?

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A)   Coordination of billing
B)   Coordination of benefits
C)   Cooperation of billing
D)   Cooperation of benefits

Question 5

What may result from a lack of clear, correct linkage between the diagnosis and the procedure?

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A)   initial processing
B)   medical necessity denial
C)   redetermination
D)   manual review

Question 6

RA is the abbreviation for

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A)   remittance advice.
B)   results advice.
C)   remittance allowed.
D)   results allowed.

Question 7

If Medicare is the secondary payer, the claim must be submitted using the

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A)   HIPAA 276/277.
B)   HIPAA 837P.
C)   HIPAA 835.
D)   CMS-1800.

Question 8

A payer's decision regarding whether to pay, deny, or partially pay a claim is called

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A)   evaluation.
B)   determination.
C)   utilization.
D)   adjudication.

Question 9

When is an appeal sent to third-party payers?

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A)   before a questionable claim is transmitted
B)   after a claim is rejected or paid at less than the expected amount
C)   after a claim is submitted
D)   after a claim is paid B

Question 10

A Medicare Redetermination Notice explains

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A)   Medicare's unfavorable or partially favorable response to a request for redetermination.
B)   Medicare's positive response to a request for redetermination.
C)   Medicare's fines imposed after an audit.
D)   Medicare's findings after an audit.

Question 11

__________ is a feature of some medical billing programs that automatically records payments in the correct accounts.

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A)   Autoposting
B)   Determination
C)   EFT
D)   Reconciliation

Question 12

The __________ is the person or entity who seeks to receive benefits via an appeal.

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A)   claimant
B)   defendant
C)   attorney
D)   plaintiff

Question 13

The payer sends the medical practice

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A)   a separate RA and an individual EOB for each claim processed.
B)   only an RA upon request.
C)   a separate RA for each processed claim.
D)   an RA that covers a batch of processed claims.

Question 14

Which of the following is an example of concurrent care?

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A)   a case in which a patient is seen in the emergency room and then admitted by a different doctor to the floor
B)   a case in which a patient is attended by two physicians, such as a cardiologist and a thoracic surgeon, during surgery
C)   a case in which a patient is seen in the emergency room and transferred across town to a different facility
D)   a case in which a nurse practitioner sees the patient and then transfers the care to a physician

Question 15

The __________ verifies the medical necessity of providers' reported procedures.

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A)   claims processor
B)   physician
C)   claims examiner
D)   auditor

Question 16

A paper explanation of benefits (EOB)  is sent to patients by payers after claims

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A)   are submitted.
B)   are adjudicated.
C)   are paid.
D)   are denied.

Question 17

How often are claim adjustment reason codes and remark codes updated?

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A)   annually
B)   three times per year
C)   quarterly
D)   never

Question 18

In the appeals process, calendar days are considered

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A)   all days, including weekends.
B)   Saturday and Sunday.
C)   work days only.
D)   Monday-Thursday.

Question 19

A typical aging report groups payments that are due into which of these categories?

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A)   0-30 days, 31-60 days, 61-90 days, 91-120 days, and over 121 days
B)   0-60 days, 61-120 days, 121-180 days, over 180 days
C)   0-15 days, 16-30 days, 31-45 days, 45-60 days
D)   0-45 days, 46-90 days, 91-135 days, over 135 days A

Question 20

An insurance aging report lists

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A)   amounts patients still owe the physician.
B)   unpaid claims transmitted to payers by the length of time they remain due.
C)   the practice's patients, their insurance information, and their ages.
D)   the amount of supplies the practice needs to pay for.

Exam 13: Payments Ras, Appeals, and Secondary Claims

RAs generally have information on any

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Prompt-pay laws govern

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Claim adjustment reason codes are found on

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What does the abbreviation COB stand for?

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What may result from a lack of clear, correct linkage between the diagnosis and the procedure?

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RA is the abbreviation for

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If Medicare is the secondary payer, the claim must be submitted using the

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A payer's decision regarding whether to pay, deny, or partially pay a claim is called

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When is an appeal sent to third-party payers?

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A Medicare Redetermination Notice explains

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__________ is a feature of some medical billing programs that automatically records payments in the correct accounts.

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The __________ is the person or entity who seeks to receive benefits via an appeal.

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The payer sends the medical practice

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Which of the following is an example of concurrent care?

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The __________ verifies the medical necessity of providers' reported procedures.

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A paper explanation of benefits (EOB) is sent to patients by payers after claims

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How often are claim adjustment reason codes and remark codes updated?

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In the appeals process, calendar days are considered

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A typical aging report groups payments that are due into which of these categories?

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An insurance aging report lists

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