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NHA CMAA Module 6 Billing and Revenue Cycle

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A medical administrative assistant is reviewing remittance advice to determine how claims have been paid and to see if any errors have occurred by the third-party payer. This action occurs in which of the following phases of the revenue cycle?

a)

A. Receiving and posting reimbursement

b)

B. Payer adjudication

c)

C. Appeals and claims collections

d)

D. Health care encounter and documentation

2.

What stage is the revenue cycle considered to be completed?

a)

A. Registration and scheduling

b)

B. Payer adjudication

c)

C. Health care encounter and documentation

d)

D. Posting the payment

3.

A medical administrative assistant is checking with a patient’s insurance payer to determine if a referral or preauthorization is needed prior to performing an MRI. This action occurs in which of the following phases of the revenue cycle?

a)

A. Payer adjudication

b)

B. Appeals and claims collection

c)

C. Charge capture and coding

d)

D. Utilization management review

4.

A medical administrative assistant is contacting the insurance payer to determine benefits coverage for a procedure and is requesting approval. Which of the following steps of the revenue cycle is being followed?

a)

A. Appeal

b)

B. Payer adjudication

c)

C. Eligibility and insurance preauthorization

d)

D. Encounter documentation

5.

Which of the following items is required in the encounter note?

a)

A. Provider signature

b)

B. Copay amount

c)

C. Provider’s phone number

d)

D. Patient address

6.

How often should a medical administrative assistant perform charge reconciliation?

a)

A. Yearly

b)

B. Monthly

c)

C. Daily

d)

D. Weekly

7.

A medical administrative assistant notices a difference between the billed and allowed amount. Which of the following type of transaction must be posted in the patient account?

a)

A. Hardship write-off

b)

B. Contractual adjustment

c)

C. Payment posting

d)

D. Charge entry

8.

An electronic health record (EHR) system assists health care organizations with which of the following tasks?

a)

A. Provider documentation

b)

B. Interviewing and hiring new staff

c)

C. Ordering of supplies

d)

D. Attracting new patients

9.

Which of the following payers is designed for military members and their family?

a)

A. TRICARE

b)

B. Medicare

c)

C. Medicaid

d)

D. Workers' compensation

10.

A provider agrees to accept the payer's allowed amount. What is the provider's status?

a)

Non-participating provider

b)

Eligible

c)

Participating provider

d)

Value-based

11.

A fee-for-service Medicare patient arrives at a provider's office for medical services related to otitis media. Which of the following parts of Medicare should be billed?

a)

Part A

b)

Part B

c)

Part C

d)

Part D

12.

A Medicare patient presents to the office for medication refills but expresses a financial barrier. Which of the following Medicare plans might be able to assist the patient with paying for prescription medications?

a)

Part A

b)

Part B

c)

Part C

d)

Part D

13.

A provider is reimbursed for services rendered using CPT and ICD-10-CM codes. This is an example of which of the following types of payment models?

a)

Value-based payment model

b)

Capitation

c)

Pay-for-performance

d)

Fee-for-service

14.

A provider is rewarded via a bonus when quality and performance measures are met. This is an example of which of the following types of payment models?

a)

PAR provider

b)

Pay-for-performance

c)

Fee-for-service

d)

Capitation

15.

Which of the following patients is considered Medicare eligible?

a)

A patient who has any chronic disease

b)

A patient who is under 65 years of age

c)

A patient who has an acute medical condition

d)

A patient diagnosed with end-stage renal disease

16.

Which of the following is a function of a clearinghouse?

a)

Claims adjudication

b)

Submits claims to the third-party payer

c)

Files appeals

d)

Performs charge capture and coding

17.

Which of the following is the set amount established by an insurance payer for an office visit and should be collected at the time of the encounter?

a)

Premium

b)

Deductible

c)

Copay

d)

Coinsurance

18.

A medical administrative assistant notices that no payments from a certain third party payer have been received in the past month. Which type of report should the assistant review to determine the status of the submitted claims?

a)

Patient aging report

b)

Insurance aging report

c)

Daily transaction report

d)

Patient statements

19.

Which of the following programs will qualify a patient based on income?

a)

Medicare

b)

TRICARE

c)

Workers' compensation

d)

Medicaid

20.

Which of the following is a program that is available to a patient who has no income or has specific medical needs?

a)

Special needs plan (SNP)

b)

Sliding scale

c)

Hardship waiver

d)

TRICARE plan

21.

A provider is paid a set amount for each member per month. This is an example of which of the following types of payment models?

a)

Value-based payment model

b)

Medicare Advantage Plan

c)

Fee-for-service

d)

Capitation

22.

Which of the following forms is used to report claims to a third-party payer from a provider's office?

a)

UB-04

b)

CMS-1500

c)

ABN form

d)

Patient registration form

23.

Which of the following codes are reported on the claim form to represent the conditions managed at the time of the visit and are required by the third-party payer for claims processing?

a)

HCPCS

b)

CPT

c)

DRG

d)

ICD-10-CM

24.

A third-party payer's policy for the length of time to submit claims is known as which of the following?

a)

Charge entry

b)

Timely filing

c)

Claims submission

d)

Payment posting

25.

A Medicare beneficiary has enrolled in a health plan that offers inpatient, outpatient, vision, and dental coverage. In which of the following types of health plan is the beneficiary enrolled?

a)

Medicare Part A

b)

Medicare Part B

c)

Medicare Part C

d)

Medicare Part D