3. Report the 2005, 2005 Medicare G code and the 2006 CPT code for therapeutic or diagnostic injection.
90780 G0351 90772
90781 G0351 90772
90782 G0351 90772
90782 G0350 90772

4.  Code the 2005 CPT, 2005 Medicare G code and 2006 CPT code for Chemotherapy, therapeutic monoclonal antibody or biologic response modifier, 1st hour
90781 G0351 90770
90781 G0359 96413
90782 G0360 96415
96412 G0359 96415

5. Code for chemotherapy, therapeutic monoclonal antibody or biologic response modifier, 3 hours (Private Payor)
96413; 96415 X 2
96415 X 3
96413 X 3
96413; 96415; 96416

 6. What is the 2006 deleted CPT code for Chemo admin, IV infusion; initiation of prolonged chemotherapy infusion (more than 8 hours) requiring use of a portable or implantable pump.
96412
96414
96415
96416

7.Which of the following is NOT a valid combination?
90761 and 90760
90766 and 90767
90760 and 90759
90761 and 90767

 
8. Code for 2 hours of amphotericin infusion.
90760 X 2
90760 and 90761
90760 and 90781 X 2
None of the answers would be correct

 
9. Code for 1 hour infusion of IV electrolyte solution in 2006.
90760
G0345
90761
90774

10.The 2005 G codes G0351 to G0354 may be separately paid:
 are now 90772 and 90760 in 2006. The concept is the same but use the new 2006 CPT codes.
 even if another physician fee schedule service is billed for the same patient that day.
 only if another physician fee schedule service is billed for the same patient on a different day.
 Only if different ICD-9 codes are used.