Chiropractic Business Midterm Practice Exam

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• Which modifier indicates that the treatment is most likely not covered by Medicare, and the patient signed an ABN?
• Which health account typically rolls over year to year and is owned by the employee?
• Which CPT code is for adjusting 5 regions?
• Which statement describes Medicare?
• Which ABN option describes the patient paying cash for non-covered treatment?
• Which healthcare savings account type can you use to pay for your monthly premiums?
• In auto insurance, what does the acronym PIP stand for?
• What is the percentage of remaining balance after deductible and amount paid by insurance?
• Can a CA give an ABN?
• If you perform 3 units, what is the upper bound of the time range?
• What is the set amount charged to patient per visit?
• Which CPT code represents extraspinal adjustments?
• Thoracic region is coded as which option?
• What does HSA stand for?
• Which term describes the maximum amount that an insurer will reimburse for a service?
• Which of the following is an advantage of provider networks?
• Which CPT code describes a new patient Level 5 - high 60-74 minutes?
• How much time is 2 units?
• Which modifier indicates that you forgot to obtain an ABN from the patient?
• Which term describes a request for payment submitted to an insurer by a healthcare provider?
• In Medicare coding, what does the GY modifier indicate?
• Which CPT code corresponds to established patient E/M re-exam Level 4 - moderate 30-39 minutes?
• Which CPT code is for new patient Level 4 - moderate 45-59 minutes?
• Which term is listed as a form in the material?
• Code 97010 is associated with which physical therapy modality?
• What code corresponds to Spinal adjustment - one to two regions?
• Which CPT code describes an established patient re-exam at Level 2 - straightforward, minimal 10-19 minutes?
• Which law prohibits physicians or their family members who own health care facilities from referring patients to those entities when Medicare or Medicaid would pay for treatment?
• What healthcare savings account type does only the employer contribute money into?
• Which term is listed as a form distinct from ABN options?
• Which type of healthcare plan requires a referral to see a specialist?
• Code 97014 is associated with which physical therapy modality?
• Which modifier do you use if you do manual therapy in an area that you did not adjust?
• Which code is used for the most comprehensive re-exam among listed options?
• Which statement about ABN is true?
• ________ schedules are NOT allowed by law or provider contracts?
• Which statement about the GP modifier is correct?
• Which code is used for a high level re-exam?
• Which therapeutic modality uses high-frequency electric current to generate heat within body tissues?
• Which form of insurance provides wage replacement and medical benefits to employees for relinquishment of the right to sue for negligence?
• Which code refers to the lumbar region?
• Which program commonly doesn't cover chiropractic services?
• Which time range corresponds to 4 units?
• Code 97016 is associated with which physical therapy modality?
• DMPO stands for which of the following?
• Which term best fits the description: 'Protects the policyholder against financial loss if they have an accident'?
• Which term describes auto insurance coverage that pays for injuries you cause to others?
• Which business form is governed by a board of directors?
• Which code is used for a straightforward new patient exam?
• Which statement correctly describes the GP modifier in therapy billing?
• Which modality employs ultraviolet light for therapy, including skin treatment?
• What term describes modalities that do not require direct, one-on-one patient contact by the provider?
• Major Medical is a type of health insurance that covers the expenses associated with serious illness or hospitalization. Which option describes this coverage?
• Code 97018 is associated with which physical therapy modality?
• Which CPT code range is used for new patient office or outpatient visits?
• Three to four region adjustment code should be
• Which health insurance provides medical assistance for low-income individuals and families and commonly doesn't cover chiropractic care?
• Which CPT code is used for a straightforward re-exam?
• Which code is associated with a new patient exam that no longer exists?
• Which term best describes modalities that require the clinician to be present for each treatment session?
• Diagnosis codes used to describe the nature of the illness and justify the CPT codes
• Which auto insurance coverage pays for medical treatment for the driver and passengers after an accident?
• Which term describes the contract between a policyholder and the insurance company?
• Which plan type generally allows out-of-network coverage with higher costs?
• What anatomical region does M99.08 refer to?
• Which ABN option describes the patient who knows non-coverage and denies treatment?
• What anatomical region does M99.09 refer to?
• Which plan is an Exclusive Provider Organization?
• Cervical region is coded as which option?
• Which code is used for the initial OATS visit?
• How much time is 1 unit?
• Which statement correctly describes a Flexible Spending Account (FSA)?
• Which CPT code describes a new patient Level 4 - moderate 45-59 minutes?
• Will Medicare pay for extraspinal adjustments coded 98943?
• Which code designates the pelvic region?
• What is a provider network?
• Which description matches a business owned and operated by one person?
• Which code corresponds to the first OATS visit and each positive reassessment?
• Which modality involves immersion in a bath of water for therapeutic purposes?
• Which CPT code corresponds to established patient E/M re-exam Level 3 - low 20-29 minutes?
• Which statement describes Medicare Part B?
• Which region does code M99.02 refer to?
• Which plan typically does not cover out-of-network services except emergencies?
• What term describes modalities that require direct, one-on-one patient contact by the provider?
• Which business form is a single-owner operation with no separate legal entity?
• Which term describes an employer-funded account that reimburses employees for medical expenses and is not funded by employee contributions?
• What term describes the amount the insurance company will reimburse the provider for covered services?
• Code 97033 is associated with which physical therapy modality?
• Which modifier indicates a separate, distinct service from the main procedure?
• What term describes temporary continuation of health coverage after employment ends?
• In the M99 series, which code designates dysfunction of the head region?
• Which modifier do you use if you do a new patient or re-exam and also adjust?
• Which healthcare savings account type is use-it-or-lose-it?
• Which business structure is a separate legal entity with assets and obligations and is commonly used with pass-through taxation for small practices?
• Which healthcare plan allows out-of-network coverage?
• Which code corresponds to Paraffin?
• Segmental and Somatic Dysfunction of the head region is designated by which code?
• Which code is used for a low level new patient exam?
• What code corresponds to Spinal adjustment - five + regions?
• Which is a common disadvantage of provider networks?
• What healthcare savings account type stays in your account until you use it?
• What does HRA stand for?
• Which statement is true about Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs)?
• Which savings account type do you lose it if you don't use it?
• Code 97035 is associated with which physical therapy modality?
• Which CPT code corresponds to new patient Level 3 - low 30-44 minutes?
• Which law prohibits routinely discounting services and waiving co-pays and deductibles unless legitimate determination of financial need can be made based upon federal poverty guidelines?
• Which entity is created as a separate legal entity with its own assets and obligations and is treated as a pass-through entity for taxation?
• What term describes the practice of sharing fees with colleagues for referrals?
• Which healthcare plan doesn't require a PCP?
• S8948 is associated with which physical therapy modality?
• Which code indicates the final visit is asymptomatic and no functional deficiencies?
• Which plan generally allows members to see out-of-network providers and still receive partial reimbursement, though at higher out-of-pocket cost?
• Which CPT code describes a new patient Level 3 - low 30-44 minutes?
• Which term describes a PPO?
• Which statement about DMPO use with Medicare is accurate?
• Which CPT code corresponds to an established patient E/M re-exam Level 2 - straightforward, minimal 10-19 minutes?
• GP modifier: which statement is correct?
• Which business form is governed by a board of directors?
• What is the primary purpose of a Discount Medical Plan Organization (DMPO)?
• Which code is used for the second visit and each positive reassessment, documented within the previous 30 days?
• Which description matches CPT code 99214?
• Which code category is used to describe procedures and services?
• Medicare Part D covers which of the following?
• Medicare Part C is characterized by which description?
• Which modality uses shortwave or microwave energy to heat tissue?
• Which CPT code is used for a new patient E/M Level 2 - straightforward, 15-29 minutes?
• In the M99 taxonomy, which code describes the head region?
• What is the set amount a patient pays before insurance pays?
• Which statement is true about Medicare coverage for chiropractors?
• Which modality uses ultraviolet light for skin treatments?
• In modifiers, what does the AT modifier signify?
• Code 97032 is associated with which physical therapy modality?
• What term defines the maximum amount that will be reimbursed for covered health care services?
• What does HRA stand for?
• Which body region is associated with M99.07?
• What is a premium in the context of an insurance policy?
• Lumbar region is coded as which option?
• If you perform 2 units, what is the time range (lower bound included)?
• How much time is 3 units?
• TRICARE is a health care program serving which population?
• What term refers to the amount the provider normally charges for a service?
• Which of the following best describes the purpose of COBRA?
• Lower extremity is coded as which option?
• Sacral region is coded as which option?
• Medicare Part C refers to which of the following?
• Which modality uses radiant heat emitted by hot bodies and is commonly known as radiant heat therapy?
• What term describes the amount paid by the insured before the insurer pays?
• What is America's largest integrated healthcare system?
• Which code is used for a moderate level new patient exam?
• Which form is listed as a form in the material alongside ABN options?
• Which code corresponds to Laser?
• Code 97034 is associated with which physical therapy modality?
• Which code corresponds to a new patient exam that no longer exists?
• Which ABN scenario describes the patient paying cash for a non-covered treatment?
• Which code corresponds to Ultrasound?
• Which CPT code corresponds to a low level re-exam?
• Which Medicare Part covers inpatient hospital services?
• Which code is used for a moderate level re-exam?
• Which modifier indicates that the patient forgot to have the patient sign an ABN?
• Which regulators oversee Discount Medical Plan Organizations (DMPOs)?
• Which CPT code is for new patient Level 5 - high 60-74 minutes?
• A health savings account (HSA) is commonly paired with a high deductible plan. Which option best describes this pairing?
• Medicare Part B covers which type of services?
• Which CPT code represents the most complex new patient exam?
• Which code is used for a high level new patient exam?
• Which code is most appropriate for adjusting five regions?
• Which CPT code is for adjusting 3-4 regions?
• Which modifier is used to indicate the patient has signed an ABN for a service unlikely to be covered by Medicare?
• How much time is 4 units?
• What does FSA stand for?
• Which auto insurance coverage reimburses for theft and other non-collision damages?
• What code corresponds to Spinal adjustment - three to four regions?
• Which type of insurance covers a business or property owner when someone else is injured while at their property?
• Which code corresponds to Traction, mechanical?
• Which characteristic is typical of a Health Maintenance Organization (HMO)?
• In Medicare modifiers, what does the GX modifier indicate?
• Which statement about the 98943 code is true?
• Code 97012 is associated with which physical therapy modality?
• Pelvic region is coded as which option?
• Which enforcement mechanism is used to deter fraud and abuse in government healthcare programs?
• Procedure codes that are used to bill your client's insurance
• Which term is used for a request for payment?
• Which hydrotherapy modality involves immersion in water with agitation jets?
• What term describes a patient who has no insurance and pays the entire bill?
• How often must the patient sign an ABN?
• Which code type is used to describe the diagnosis?
• Which code corresponds to Hot/cold pack?
• Which option best describes automobile insurance?
• What term indicates the portion of the bill the patient is required to pay to the provider?
• What term describes the portion of costs paid by the insurer after meeting the deductible?
• Can chiropractors undercode on a claim?
• What parts of Medicare are chiropractors under?
• Which CPT code is for adjusting 1-2 regions?
• What is Medicare Part A?