2006 CPT Module 8
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3. How do you report less than 11 probes? 88384 88384-52 CPT consult codes 83890 - 83892 CPT consult codes 83990 - 83992
4. From both a coding and reimbursement viewpoint what are two potential problems with array-based evaluation of multiple molecular probes? One must use an unlisted code and send the operative notes. Under 11 probes is difficult to code and does not pay very well. Under 11 probes requires a Medicare G code and requires modifier 26 Under 11 probes is difficult to code and is likely a non-covered service.
5. What are possible implications of an anomalous origin of the right or left coronary artery? It can lead to ischemia, infarction or sudden death. This is a relatively benign problem Anomalous means it is hereditary and will lead to death before age 30. This problem is often treated with diet and medication.
6. What is an example of an orthotic device? Wheelchair Artificial hand A breast implant None of the answers are correct.
7. How much does the Medicare Division of Healthnow (NYC) pay on code 88384? 33.52 12.92 11.01 Nothing
8. What is the AARC? American Association for Respiratory Care. American Association for Rheumatolgy Care. American Association for Reconstructive Care. American Association for Renal Care.
9. What is a common cause of motility disorder of the stomach and intestines? An obstruction. Inability of the abnormally functioning muscles to propel food through the stomach and intestines. Diabetes Mellitus All of the answers are correct.
10. What code is used to report service(s) provided on an emergency basis in the office, which disrupts other scheduled office services? 99053 99055 99058 99060
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