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Question 1
Medicare Part C is characterized by which description?
Correct Answer:
Part C
Explanation:
Medicare Part C is Medicare Advantage—the option to receive your Medicare benefits through private plans. It bundles what Original Medicare would cover under Part A (hospital) and Part B (medical) and often includes Part D drug coverage, plus potential extra benefits. This makes Part C the private-plan alternative to Original Medicare, rather than simply Part A, Part B, or Part D on their own. You typically need Part A and Part B to enroll in a Part C plan, and you’ll pay the Part B premium plus any plan premium, with costs and benefits varying by plan.
Question 2
What term describes the portion of costs paid by the insurer after meeting the deductible?
Correct Answer:
Coinsurance
Explanation:
Coinsurance describes the portion of medical costs that the insurer pays after the deductible has been met, with the remaining charges typically shared by the patient as a percentage. This means once you’ve reached your deductible, you and the insurer split the costs according to a set rate (often 80/20 or 70/30) until you hit the out-of-pocket maximum. Copayments are fixed dollar amounts paid at the time of service and don’t depend on total charges after the deductible. The deductible is the amount you must pay out of pocket before insurance starts contributing. CPT codes are billing codes for procedures and don’t determine how costs are shared.
Question 3
Which code is most appropriate for adjusting five regions?
Correct Answer:
98942
Explanation:
When billing chiropractic manipulative treatment, the code chosen depends on how many spinal regions were treated. For five regions, you’re in a multi-region scenario, and you select the code that covers multiple regions without tying it to an exact small number. Among the given options, the code labeled three or more regions best fits five regions because it communicates that multiple regions were adjusted, including well beyond three. The other choices describe fewer regions (one region, two regions) or imply a different multi-region threshold, which wouldn’t align as neatly with a five-region adjustment.
Question 4
Can a CA give an ABN?
Correct Answer:
No, the Doctor must give the ABN.
Explanation:
ABN is the business identifier for the entity delivering the service. It belongs to the registered business (the doctor’s practice) and must appear on invoices for tax purposes. Because a clinic’s tax invoice is issued by the business, the doctor (or the practice) is responsible for providing the ABN. A clinical assistant or nurse doesn’t have the authority to issue the ABN on behalf of the practice, and a patient cannot generate an ABN for the clinic by signing something themselves.
Question 5
What is the set amount charged to patient per visit?
Correct Answer:
Copayments
Explanation:
Copayments are the fixed dollar amount a patient pays at the time of a visit, as defined by the insurance plan. This per-visit fixed charge is what the patient is responsible for upfront, regardless of the total cost of the visit or services provided. That’s why it’s the correct answer. Deductible is the amount you must pay out of pocket before insurance starts sharing costs, not a per-visit fixed fee. Coinsurance is the percentage of costs you pay after meeting the deductible, typically a portion of the bill rather than a set amount. ICD-10 codes are diagnosis codes used for billing and classification, not for determining patient charges.
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