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Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 23mins

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Class
Date
1.

If a patient calls to request a medication refill, which information should always be included in the message?

a)

How many months or years the patient has been taking the medication

b)

The medication name and dose

c)

The approximate date of the last appointment with the physician

d)

Symptoms the patient is having that require a refill of the medication

2.

Which item listed below would be found in the past history section of the patient's medical record?

a)

Mother's breast cancer diagnosis

b)

How often the patient drinks alcohol

c)

Latex allergy

d)

Appendectomy performed in 2005

3.

What is the name of the Coordination of Benefits rule for deciding who carries the primary insurance for the children when both parents carry a family health insurance plan?

a)

Primary rule

b)

Benefits rule

c)

Birthday rule

d)

Family rule

4.

HCPCs codes are used primarily to identify what?

a)

Supplies

b)

Office Visits

c)

Surgeries

d)

Poisoning

5.

The payment for a covered service under a health insurance plan is called what?

a)

Premium

b)

Copayment

c)

Benefit

d)

Deductible

6.

What is the only type of Medicare plan that can be secondary to Medicare Part A and B?

a)

Medicare Advantage Plan

b)

Medicare Supplemental or Medigap

c)

Medicare Part D

d)

There isn't a Medicare plan that can be secondary to Medicare Part A and B.

7.

Which statement below is NOT true about referrals?

a)

A referral is used to direct patient care from the PCP to a specialist.

b)

A referral is the name of an authorization for a treatment.

c)

A referral usually needs approval from the insurance company.

d)

A referral is made by a specialty provider to a PCP.

8.

Which of the items listed below are NOT contained on a CMS 1500 claim form?

a)

Provider's National Provider Identification (NPI) Number

b)

The CPT code for the service provided

c)

The insurance company's allowed amount for the service provided

d)

The ICD-10 diagnosis code for the service provided.

9.

What does it mean that surgical procedures are coded as a surgical package?

a)

The code coverage all routine services related to surgery.

b)

The services included in a surgical package cannot be coded separately.

c)

Both A and B are correct.

d)

None of the above describe a surgical package.

10.

CPT codes can be identified as NOS. What does that mean?

a)

No Open Specifics

b)

Not Otherwise Specified

c)

New Options Selected

d)

Never Offer Secondary

11.

A letter that outlines total charges for the visit, the allowed amount, any insurance adjustments, any payments made by the insurance, and any patient responsible amount owed. This form is called what?

a)

Remittance Advice

b)

Coordination of Benefits

c)

Explanation of Benefits

d)

Assignment of Benefits

12.

Some managed care plans utilize a formulary. What is a formulary?

a)

Preauthorization requirements

b)

A list of covered procedures.

c)

A list of covered medications.

d)

None of the above.

13.

What phrase best describes a Medicare Advantage Plan?

a)

It only covers inpatient services.

b)

It only covers prescription drugs.

c)

It is a Medicare supplement plan.

d)

It is a Medicare replacement plan.

14.

What letter begins the ICD-10 diagnosis codes for patients who do not have a disease or injury?

a)

Z

b)

J

c)

X

d)

H

15.

What information should the medical assistant leave in the voicemail message?

a)

The medical assistant should never leave a voicemail message.

b)

The medical assistant should leave the detailed instructions the physician provided.

c)

The medical assistant should only leave the phone number and not identify the name of the physician office.

d)

The medical assistant should identify themselves, the name of the physician office, and request a return call with the phone number of the office.

16.

Which government insurance is always the "payor of last resort"?

a)

TriCare

b)

CHAMPVA

c)

Medicaid

d)

Medicare

17.

What should the medical assistant do if a patient comes to the physician office but doesn't speak English?

a)

Use google translator on their smartphone.

b)

Tell the patient they have to bring a translator or they can't be seen.

c)

Use a credentialed medical translator vendor both over the phone and when the patient presents to the office.

d)

Refer the patient to a physician office where they have someone who speaks their preferred language.

18.

A medical assistant removed a paper medical record from the filing cabinet and replaced it with a card that lists the name of the patient's medical record, who removed the medical record, and the date it was removed, so it can easily be filed once the medical assistant is done with the medical record. This card is called what?

a)

File holder

b)

Place holder

c)

Outguide

d)

Out of Office Guide

19.

What is the purpose of the Review of Symptoms (ROS) section in the medical record?

a)

To help upcode the medical record.

b)

To identify genetically inherited diseases.

c)

There is no Review of Systems in the medical record.

d)

To identify symptoms that might otherwise go undetected.

20.

What information should a medical assistant collect from a patient to be used for billing the patient?

a)

Guarantor Information

b)

Copy of the front and back of the insurance card

c)

Patient's photo ID

d)

All of the above.

21.

Which of the following DO NOT need to be included in a Release of Medical Information (ROI) form?

a)

The signature of the patient or his or her legal representative.

b)

The name of the medical practice releasing the information.

c)

Patient's Insurance Information

d)

A listing of what information should be released.

22.

An example of something included in the patient's social history section of the medical record is

a)

That his maternal grandmother had diabetes.

b)

That you used to smoke cigarettes in your early twenties.

c)

That your sibling had colon cancer.

d)

That you have been hospitalized four times in your life.

23.

HIPAA stands for?

a)

Health Insured Portability Advancement Act

b)

Health Insured Protection American Act

c)

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

d)

Health Insurance Pathway Advanced Act

24.

A medical assistant should ask a patient to validate his or her identify in which situation?

a)

Before scheduling the patient an appointment.

b)

Before entering information in the patient's medical record.

c)

Before giving a patient an immunization that the physician ordered.

d)

All of the above.

25.

When is it appropriate for a medical assistant to give medical advice to a patient?

a)

Only if the medical assistant is the only person in the physician office.

b)

If they only suggest over the counter medications.

c)

If the patient calling the physician office is a friend.

d)

It is never appropriate for the medical assistant to give medical advice to a patient.

26.

Another physician calls the office and needs to speak to the physician. The medical assistant uses what phone feature to send that call to the physician who is sitting in her office?

a)

Call Transfer

b)

Call Hold

c)

Call Forward

d)

Call Park

27.

Double booking is a concept typically used to schedule what type of patient visit?

a)

Well child visit

b)

Procedures

c)

Acute visit

d)

Hospital Follow-up Visit

28.

The physician prefers to have procedures scheduled for 60 minutes, new patients for 30 minutes, and acute visits for 15 minutes. What is the minimum appointment time interval used to schedule visits for this physician?

a)

15 minutes

b)

20 minutes

c)

30 minutes

d)

60 minutes

29.

A Prior Authorization is obtained from an insurance company when:

a)

They agree to approve a procedure that is medically necessary.

b)

They confirm the patient is eligible for coverage on the date of service.

c)

They confirm the patient is a beneficiary of the insurance policy.

d)

They make a payment for an office visit.

30.

The person who is financially responsible for the patient's account is called the...

a)

Insured

b)

Guarantor

c)

Subscriber

d)

Beneficiary

31.

The patient signs a form when they check-in for their visit authorizing their insurance company to pay the healthcare provider directly. The patient signed the:

a)

Patient Privacy Rights

b)

Consent to Treat

c)

Release of Medical Records

d)

Assignment of Benefits

32.

The medical assistant schedules three patients at the start of the hour and then they are seen by the physician in the order they arrive. This is an example of what type of scheduling?

a)

Block Scheduling

b)

Cluster Scheduling

c)

Stream Scheduling

d)

Waived Scheduling

33.

What act requires a new patient to sign a Notice of Patient Privacy Practices?

a)

Affordable Care Act

b)

American Medical Association Act

c)

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

d)

World Health Organization

34.

Which of the following are included as established patients?

a)

Patients who have had at least one appointment in the last year.

b)

Patients who have appointments at 6 month intervals.

c)

Patients who have been seen in the medical office during the past three years.

d)

All of the above describe an established patient.

35.

How does the medical assistant verify that a patient's insurance will cover a procedure that will be done in the office?

a)

Call the patient's employer

b)

Call the insurance carrier

c)

Call the subscriber of the insurance plan

d)

Scan a copy of the patient's insurance card into the patient's medical record.

36.

What is a way to handle a patient who has a pattern of being late for appointments?

a)

Give the patient the last appointment of the day.

b)

Encourage the patient to find another physician.

c)

Send the patient to the Emergency Room.

d)

Refuse to see the patient.

37.

How might the medical assistant prepare the telephone system for the day's activities?

a)

Turn on all office computers and printers.

b)

Unlock the front door.

c)

Notify the answering service the office is open.

d)

Review the workload messages in the electronic health record.

38.

What is it called when the office accepts payments directly from the insurance company?

a)

Co-Insurance

b)

Subscriber

c)

Assignment of Benefits

d)

Patient Privacy Rights

39.

Which of the following is NOT a guideline for appointment scheduling?

a)

Concentrate on the person to whom you are speaking.

b)

Repeat information back to the patient.

c)

Speak quickly to save time when another patient is waiting.

d)

Schedule the proper amount of time for the type of appointment.

40.

Which condition is the lowest priority and could wait until an available appointment in 1 or 2 days?

a)

Vaginal bleeding during pregnancy

b)

Earache with drainage

c)

Cold with runny nose

d)

A laceration (cut) that will not stop bleeding

41.

If patients must fast for laboratory tests, what special scheduling requirements should be initiated?

a)

Schedule the patient for the laboratory test at least 1 week before an appointment with the physician.

b)

Schedule the patient early in the morning if possible.

c)

Instruct the patient to arrive for the laboratory test with a full bladder.

d)

The patient can be scheduled at any time of day that is convenient.

42.

Which of the following is NOT included in the social history?

a)

Dietary history

b)

Health habits

c)

Occupation

d)

Chronic illnesses

43.

Which of the following names would be filed last?

a)

Booker, L. Elliott

b)

Booker, Elliott

c)

Booker, E. Lawrence

d)

Booker, L. E.

44.

Which of the following situations requires the completion of a release of medical information form?

a)

When a patient transfers records to a new physician

b)

To bill the patient's insurance company

c)

To send the patient's records to a consulting physician

d)

To determine the patient's eligibility for insurance benefits

45.

The health history is taken

a)

After the physician performs the physical examination

b)

After laboratory test results are reviewed

c)

Before the physician performs the physical examination

d)

After the physician makes a diagnosis of the patient's condition