NAME:_____________________ EAI CONSULTING & TRAINING ...
STUDENT REVIEW SHEET
1. How is the CPT updated ? ANSWER = Annually
2. When is the updated version of the CPT released ? ANSWER = Late Fall
3. When do Federal programs generally implement the new codes ? ANSWER = January 1st
4. The CPT is a listing of descriptive terms and identifying codes for reporting ___MEDICAL_______ __SERVICES______ and _______PROCEDURES_________.
5. What must each procedure submitted on a claim be linked to ? ___________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________
ANSWER = An ICD-9-CM code that justifies the need for the service or procedure.
6. A ________ code number and a narrative description identify each procedure and service listed in the CPT ?
ANSWER = five-digit
7. How many symbols are located throughout the CPT coding book ? ANSWER = seven
8. List the six sections of Category I procedures and services (list in the order in which they appear):
a). ______________________________________________________________________
b). ______________________________________________________________________
c). ______________________________________________________________________
d). ______________________________________________________________________
e). ______________________________________________________________________
f). ______________________________________________________________________
ANSWER = The Six sections of Category I procedures and services of the CPT are:
a. Evaluation & Management
b. Anesthesia
c. Surgery
d. Radiology
e. Pathology
f. Medicine
9. CPT Modifiers indicate that the description of the service or procedure performed has been ___________?
ANSWER = Altered
10. Describe the contents of the following {IN THE CPT}:
a. APPENDIX “A”:______________________________________________________________________
b. APPENDIX “B”:______________________________________________________________________
c. APPENDIX “C”:______________________________________________________________________
d. APPENDIX “D”:______________________________________________________________________
e. APPENDIX “E”:______________________________________________________________________
ANSWER:
a. APPENDIX “A” = Detailed descriptions for each CPT modifier
b. APPENDIX “B” = Annual CPT coding changes.
c. APPENDIX “C” = Clinical examples for codes in E & M
d. APPENDIX “D” = Add-on codes
e. APPENDIX “E” = Codes exempt from modifier – 51 reporting rules
11. MATCHING: Match the CPT term or symbol in the first column with its definition or description in the 2nd column:
a. bullet = a new code added to CPT [B]
b. triangle = code description revision [F]
c. horizontal triangles = surround revised guidelines and notes [E]
d. asterisk = indicates variable preoperative and postoperative services[D]
e. circle with slash = the code is not to be used with modifier – 51 [A]
f. plus symbol = add-on codes [C]
g. boldface type = main terms in the CPT [H]
h. See = directs coders to an index entry [I]
i. italicized type = used for the cross reference term, See, in the CPT index[G]
j. inferred words = used to save space in the CPT index. [J]
12. CPT Modifiers are reported as ________numeric codes added to the 5-digit CPT code ? ANSWER = Two-digit
13. Describe the function of the guidelines located at the beginning of each section in the CPT code book:
________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
ANSWER = Carefully reviewed before attempting to code.
14. When would an unlisted procedure or service code be assigned ?
________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
ANSWER = When the provider performs a procedure or service for which there is no CPT code.
15. The CPT index is organized by ? ____________________________________________________________.
ANSWER = Alphabetical main terms printed in boldface.
TOTALS = 35
PART II:
16. Describe what “main terms” represent ?
ANSWER = Procedures or services, organs, anatomic sites, conditions, eponyms or abbreviations.
17. Assign codes and modifiers to the following:
a. Bilateral partial mastectomy CODE: ____19301 [50 ]___
b. Vasovasostomy discontinued after anesthesia due to heart CODE: _____55400[ 74 ]__
arrhythmia, hospital outpatient.
c. Decision for surgery during initial office visit, comprehensive . CODE: _____99205______
d. Expanded office visit for follow-up mastectomy, new onset diabetes CODE: _____99242______
was discovered and treated.
e. Cholecystectomy, postoperative management only. CODE: _____47600_[55]_
f. Difficult and complicated resection of external cardiac tumor. CODE: ______33130_____
g. Hemorrhoidectomy by simple ligature discontinued prior to anesthesia CODE: ______46221_[73]__
due to severe drop in blood pressure, hospital outpatient.
h. Assistant surgeon, modified radical mastectomy. CODE: ______19307 [80]_
i. Total abdominal hysterectomy, preoperative management only. CODE: ______58150 [56 ]_
j. Total urethrectomy, including cystostomy, female, surgical care only. CODE: ______53210 [54]_
k. Simple repair of a 2-inch laceration on the right foot discontinued CODE(ICD): 892.2 CODE(CPT): 12001[53]
due to severe dizziness, physician’s office.
18. List the seven basic steps for coding procedures:
STEP#1: Read the introduction located in the CPT coding manual.
STEP#2: Review the guidelines located at the beginning of each CPT section.
STEP#3: Review the procedure or service listed on the office source document.
STEP#4: Refer to the CPT index and locate the main term for the procedure or service.
STEP#5: Locate the necessary subterms and cross references listed in the index.
STEP#6: Review the description of the procedure /service codes listed in the index.
STEP#7: Assign the applicable primary code number, any add on (+) or additional codes needed, and finally
accurately classify the statement being coded.
19. Medicare pays only a portion of a patient’s acute care hospitalization expenses and the patient’s out-of-pocket expenses are calculated on a _____BENEFIT___ _____PERIOD______ basis.
20. General Medicare eligibility requires individuals or spouses to ?
a. Have worked at least ___10__years in medicare covered employment.
b. Be a minimum of ___65___years old.
c. Be a citizen or permanent resident of the ____UNITED______ _____STATES________.
21. After 90 continuous days of hospitalization, the patient may elect to use some or all of the allotted _______lifetime reserve days ? ANSWER = 60
22. Persons confined to a psychiatric hospital are allowed ________ lifetime reserve days ? ANSWER = 190
a. 24 . Assign codes and modifiers to the following:
b. Tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy, age 10, and a wart CODE#1:__42820(28.3)___ CODE#2:__078.1(17000)
removed from the patient’s neck while in the OR.
c. Excision, malignant lesion 0.6 to 1.0 cms., face and layer CODE#1:__11641__ CODE#2:__M8000__
closure of wounds of face, 2.0 cms.
d. incision and drainage, perianal abscess, superficial and CODE#1:__10160__ CODE#2:__49.1___
puncture aspiration of abscess, hematoma, cyst.
e. Muscle repair of forearm and suture of major peripheral CODE#1:__64857__ CODE#2:__83.65__
nerve, arm, without transposition.
25 All payments for medical expenses incurred by a kidney donor are made directly to the _______ ?
ANSWER = Health care providers
26. Heart and heart-lung transplants are covered if the person is Medicare eligible and the transplant takes place in a medicare certified regional________? ANSWER = Transplant center
27. Liver transplants for adults are covered if the person is Medicare eligible and does not have ______?
ANSWER = A malignancy
TOTALS = 38
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