AAPC CPB - Practice Exam B Questions & Answers 100% Correct!!
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What is the term for the total amount of covered medical expenses a policyholder must pay each year out-of-pocket before the health insurance company begins to pay any benefits?
A. Copayment
B. Deductible
C. Secondary Payment
D. Coinsurance - ANSWERSB. Deductible
Which type of insuranc...
AAPC CPB - Practice Exam B Questions
& Answers 100% Correct!!
What is the term for the total amount of covered medical expenses a policyholder must
pay each year out-of-pocket before the health insurance company begins to pay any
benefits?
A. Copayment
B. Deductible
C. Secondary Payment
D. Coinsurance - ANSWERSB. Deductible
Which type of insurance covers physicians and other healthcare professionals for
liability as to claims arising from patient treatment?
A. Business liability
B. Bonding
C. Medical malpractice
D. Workers' compensation - ANSWERSC. Medical malpractice
Which of the following does NOT fall under group policy insurance?
I. The premium is paid for by the employee.
II. The premium is paid for (or partially paid for) by an employer.
III. The employer selects the plan(s) to offer to employees.
IV. Physical exams and medical history questionnaires are a mandatory part of the
application process.
V. Employee can make changes to the policy.
VI. The employee's spouse and children are not eligible for coverage.
A. III, IV, and V
B. II, III, and VI
C. II, IV, and V
D. I, IV, V, and VI - ANSWERSD. I, IV, V, and VI
Dr. Wallace is in a capitation contract with Belleview Managed Care Health Plan. He
received $25,000 from the health plan to provide services for the 175 enrollees on the
health plan. The services provided by Dr. Wallace to the enrollees cost $23,000. Based
on the information, what must be done?
A. Dr. Wallace can keep the $2,000 profit under the terms of the capitated plan.
B. Dr. Wallace experienced a loss under the capitated plan and will need to pay $2,000
to the health plan.
C. Dr. Wallace will need to payout the $2,000 to the 175 enrollees.
, D. Dr. Wallace is required to put the $2,000 in a mutual fund. - ANSWERSA. Dr.
Wallace can keep the $2,000 profit under the terms of the capitated plan.
What is the deadline for filing a Medicare claim?
A. One year from the date of service
B. 30 days from the date of service
C. 90 days from the date of service
D. Two years from the date of service - ANSWERSA. One year from the date of service
A provider sees a patient who has TRICARE Select. The provider is not contracted with
TRICARE but is certified by the regional TRICARE Managed Care Support Contractor
(MCSC). The provider charges $200 for the office visit. TRICARE allows $160 and pays
$140. How much can the provider bill the patient for?
A. $0.00
B. $20.00
C. $60.00
D. $160.00 - ANSWERSC. $60.00
What organization is responsible in evaluating the medical necessity, appropriateness,
and efficiency of the use of healthcare services and procedures?
A. Utilization Review Organization
B. External Quality Review Organization
C. Quality Assurance Organization
D. Managed Care Organization - ANSWERSA. Utilization Review Organization
Medicaid providers are forbidden by law to:
A. Refer patients to specialists
B. Bill patients for non-covered services
C. Balance bill patients
D. Accept co-payments - ANSWERSC. Balance bill patients
Which statement is FALSE about Local Coverage Determinations (LCDs)?
A. LCDs list covered codes, but do not include coding guidelines.
B. If a Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC) develops an LCD, it applies only
within the area serviced by that contractor.
C. National Coverage Determination (NCD) takes precedence when an NCD and LCD
exist for the same procedure.
D. CMS develops LCDs when there is no National Coverage Determination -
ANSWERSD. CMS develops LCDs when there is no National Coverage Determination
When a minor procedure is performed on a Medicare patient, what is the global period
and what time frame is covered?
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