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HCMA 115 Week 3 Terminiology

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Modifiers

a)

Main text of the CPT manual

b)

Used to help explain a procedure code

c)

Codes that indicate additional procedures

2.

Etiology

a)

A name or noun formed after a person.

b)

The cause of a disorder.

c)

A direction to the coder to look in another place

3.

Acronyms

a)

Place of Service

b)

Family History

c)

Abbreviations

4.

Guidelines

a)

Found at the beginning of each section of the coding manual

b)

Main text of the CPT manual

c)

A name or noun formed after a person

5.

Add-on codes

a)

Codes that indicate additional procedures

b)

One of the six primary divisions of the main body of CPT

c)

Place of Service

6.

Physical Status

a)

A patient who has received professional services from the physician

b)

Used to help explain a procedure code.

c)

Physical condition of the patient

7.

Tabular Index

a)

Main text of the CPT manual

b)

Found at the beginning of each section of the coding manual

c)

Subjective, Objectives, Assessment and Plan

8.

Bundled Code

a)

Codes that indicate additional procedures

b)

Codes for services or procedures that are grouped together and are paid as one service or procedure

c)

Used to help explain a procedure code.

9.

E-codes

a)

Describe circumstances of an accident or injury

b)

A direction to the coder to look elsewhere if the main term is not sufficient

c)

Current Procedural Terminology

10.

Eponym

a)

The cause of a disorder

b)

New to the practice

c)

A name or noun formed after a person.

11.

Section

a)

Main text of the CPT manual

b)

Found at the beginning of each section of the coding manual

c)

One of the six primary divisions of the main body of CPT

12.

See

a)

A direction to the coder to look elsewhere if the main term is not sufficient

b)

A direction to the coder to look in another place

c)

Codes that indicate additional procedures

13.

See Also

a)

A direction to the coder to look elsewhere if the main term is not sufficient

b)

Codes for services or procedures that are grouped together and are paid as one service or procedure

c)

A direction to the coder to look in another place

14.

New Patient (NP)

a)

A patient who has received professional services from the physician

b)

A name or noun formed after a person

c)

New to the practice

15.

Established Patient (EP)

a)

A patient who has received professional services from the physician

b)

New to the practice

c)

Physical condition of the patient

16.

CPT

a)

Current Procedural Terminology

b)

Discharge Summary

c)

A name or noun formed after a person.

17.

POS

a)

Family History

b)

New to the practice

c)

Place of Service

18.

CC

a)

Review of Systems

b)

Chief Complaint

c)

Electronic Health Record

19.

HCPCS

a)

Health Care Common Procedural Coding System

b)

Subjective, Objectives, Assessment and Plan

c)

Current Procedural Terminology

20.

SOAP

a)

Subjective, Objectives, Assessment and Plan

b)

A direction to the coder to look elsewhere if the main term is not sufficient

c)

One of the six primary divisions of the main body of CPT

21.

DS

a)

Abbreviations

b)

Main text of the CPT manual

c)

Discharge Summary

22.

FH

a)

Place of Service

b)

Family History

c)

The cause of a disorder.

23.

HPI

a)

History of Present Illness

b)

Health Care Common Procedural Coding System

c)

A name or noun formed after a person.

24.

ROS

a)

Review of Systems

b)

A direction to the coder to look elsewhere if the main term is not sufficient

c)

Physical condition of the patient

25.

EHR

a)

Abbreviations

b)

Electronic Health Record

c)

A direction to the coder to look elsewhere if the main term is not sufficient