CPB Exam Top Questions with accurate answers, Graded A+. Verified. When a provider chooses not to

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CPB Exam Top Questions with accurate answers, Graded A+. Verified. When a provider chooses not to participate in the Medicare program and does not accept assignment on claims, the maximum amount ... the provider can charge is _______ percent of the approved fee schedule amount for non-participating providers. A. 115 B. 100 C. 50 D. 25 - ✔✔-A When a physician intentionally bills procedures to Medicaid that he did not perform he is in violation of which Act? A. Truth in Lending Act B. Federal Claims Collection Act C. False Claims Act D. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act - ✔✔-C Joe and Mary are a married couple and both carry insurance from their employers. Joe was born on February 23, 1977 and Mary was born on April 4, 1974. Using the birthday rule, who carries the primary insurance for their children for billing? A. Joe, because he is the male head of the household. B. Mary, because her date of birth is the 4th and Joe's date of birth is the 23rd. C. Mary, because her birth year is before Joe's birth year. D. Joe, because his birth month and day are before Mary's birth month and day. - ✔✔-D Question 2 Which type of managed care insurance allows patients to self-refer to out-of-network providers and pay a higher co-insurance/copay amount? I. HMO II. PPO III. EPO IV. POS V. Capitation A. II B. IV C. II and IV D. II, III, and V - ✔✔-C When a nonparticipating provider files a claim for a patient to BC/BS, how is the payment processed? A. The payment is sent to the patient and the patient must pay the provider. B. The payment is sent to the provider if the provider agrees to accept assignment. C. The payment is sent to the provider regardless if he accepts assignment. D. The claim is not paid because the provider is not participating in the plan. - ✔✔-A A patient covered by a PPO is scheduled for knee replacement surgery. The biller contacts the insurance carrier to verify benefits and preauthorize the procedure. The carrier verifies the patient has a $500 deductible which must be met. After the deductible, the PPO will pay 80% of the claim. The contracted rate for the procedure is $2,500. What is the patient's responsibility? A. $400 B. $500 C. $900 D. $1,600 - ✔✔-C Which of the following TRICARE options is/are available to active duty service members? A. TRICARE Select B. TRICARE Prime C. TRICARE For Life D. TRICARE Young Adult - ✔✔-B A Medicare card will list which of the following: I. Effective date of coverage II. Home address III. Telephone Number IV. Entitled to Part A and/or Part B V. When coverage ends VI. Name of Primary Care Physician A. I - VI B. I, IV C. I-III, VI D. I, II, IV, V - ✔✔-B In which of the following scenarios is Medicare the secondary payer? I. A 65 year-old patient who is collecting her deceased spouse's Medicare benefits and has a supplemental insurance II. A 72 year-old patient who participates in the group health insurance of his employer III. A 66 year-old patient is injured at work and the employer does not offer health insurance as a benefit of employment IV. A 55 year-old patient who is on disability through Social Security and qualifies for Medicaid and Medicare A. I-IV B. II and III C. I and IV D. None - ✔✔-B When a patient has Medicare primary and AARP as Medigap, what is entered on the CMS-1500 claim form in item 9d for the Insurance Plan Name or Program Name for Medicare to cross over the claim? A. Plan name followed by "MEDIGAP" B. Plan Payer ID followed by "MEDIGAP" C. COBA Medigap claim-based identifier (ID) D. Leave blank - ✔✔-C Which guidelines must all billing personnel be knowledgeable about in order to ensure compliance with Medicaid programs? A. Federal guidelines B. State guidelines C. Both A and B D. None - ✔✔-C Which of the following services is covered by Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic, and Treatment (EPSDT)? A. Family planning B. Obstetric care C. Pediatric checkups D. Emergency department visits - ✔✔-C A female patient who was involved in an auto accident presents to the emergency department (ED) for evaluation. She does not have any complaints. The provider evaluates her and determines there are no injuries. The provider informs the patient to come back to the ED or see her primary care physician if she develops any symptoms. How is the claim processed for this encounter? A. The medical insurance is billed primary and the auto insurance is billed secondary. B. The auto insurance is billed primary and the medical insurance is billed secondary. C. Bill the medical insurance first to receive a denial and then submit with the remittance advice to the auto insurance. D. Bill only the medical insurance because the auto insurance only covers damage to the vehicle, not medical expenses. - ✔✔-B What forms need to be submitted when billing for a work-related injury A. Progress reports, and WC-1500 claim form B. UB-04 C. First Report of Injury form and an itemized statement D. First Report of Injury form, progress reports, and CMS-1500 claim form - ✔✔-D A document provided to Medicare patients explaining their financial responsibility if Medicare denies a service is a(n): A. Notice of Financial Liability B. Advance Beneficiary Notice C. Insurance waiver D. Explanation of Benefits - ✔✔-B What is an Accountable Care Organization (ACO)? A. Groups of doctors, hospitals, and other health care providers who coordinate high quality care to Medicare patients. B. An insurance carrier that provides a set fee based on the diagnosis of the patient. C. A group of providers who contract with a third party administrator to pay fee for service for services. D. Hospitals who see a subset of patients for cost efficiency. - ✔✔-A A new patient presents for her annual exam and has no complaints. She is scheduled to see the physician assistant (PA). How should services be billed ? A. Bill under the PA. B. A new patient can be billed incident to the physician. C. The PA cannot see new patients. D. Reschedule the patient with the physician - ✔✔-A CPT® codes 12032 and 12001 were reported together for a 2.6 cm intermediate repair of a laceration to the right arm and a 2.5 cm simple repair of a laceration to the left arm. 12001 was denied as a bundled service. What action should be taken by the biller (following the CPT® guidelines)? A. Write-off the charge for 12001 as it is a bundled procedure. B. Resubmit a corrected claim as 12032, 12001-59. C. Transfer the charge to patient responsibility. D. Resubmit a corrected claim as 12032, 12001-51. - ✔✔-B According to CMS, which of the following services are included in the global package for surgical procedures? I. Surgical procedure performed II. E/M visits unrelated to the diagnosis for which the surgical procedure is performed III. Local infiltration, digital block, or topical anesthesiaI V. Treatment for postoperative complication which requires a return trip to the operating room (OR)V. Writing Orders VI. Postoperative infection treated in the office A. I, III, V, VI B. I, IV, V C. I, II, III, V D. I-VI - ✔✔-A Which CPT® code below can be reported with modifier 51? A. 20697 B. 17312 C. 19101 D. 19126 - ✔✔-C A HCPCS/CPT® code is assigned "1" in the MUE file. What does this indicate? A. Code pairs cannot be reported together. B. Codes can be reported together if documented. Append modifier 59. C. The code can only be reported for one unit of service on a single date of service. D. Medically unlikely the code pair is performed together. - ✔✔-C Electronic Healthcare Transactions and code sets are required to be used by health plans, healthcare clearinghouses and healthcare providers that participate in electronic data interchanges. Which of the following are requirements for the code sets? I. Dental services are reported with CDT codes II. Inpatient procedures are reported with HCPCS Level II codes III. Diagnosis codes are reported with ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS codes IV. Outpatient services are reported with CPT® and HCPCS Level II codes V. Physician services are reported with ICD-10-PCS codes A. I and IV B. II, III, and V C. II, III, and IV D. II and IV - ✔✔-A Which of the following indicates the frequency of care on a UB-04 claim form? A. Revenue code B. Type of Bill C. MSDRG D. Condition code - ✔✔-B Pam works for a medical practice. She discovered a claim was overpaid by Medicare. What Act requires the money to be refunded? A. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act B. The Stark Act C. False Claims Act D. Consumer Credit Protection Act - ✔✔-C Security involves the safekeeping of patient information by: I. Setting office policies to protect PHI from alteration, destruction, tampering, or loss II. Allowing full access to all employees to the electronic medical records III. Giving employees a policy on confidentiality to read IV. Requiring employees to sign a confidentiality statement that details the consequences of not maintaining patient confidentiality, including termination A. I and IV B. I, II, and IV C. II, III, and IV D. II and III - ✔✔-A Dr. Taylor's office has a new medical assistant (MA) who is responsible for blood collection for lab specimens. Because the MA is new, she often misses when obtaining blood on the first stick. To be sure the office is billing for all services, the office now has a rule that all patients will be billed a minimum of two blood draws to demonstrate the work that is being done for lab collection. Which statement is true regarding this rule? A. The rule covers the office and allows them to get paid for all services performed. B. The rule is fraudulent because the office is billing for services not performed and services that are a result of provider error. C. The rule would be legal if changed to only bill for two blood draws on the patients the MA misses on the first stick. D. The rule is only legal if the clinic is in a hospital-based office. - ✔✔-B An example of an overpayment that must be refunded is _____________? A. Payment based on a reasonable charge. B. An unprocessed voided claim. C. Incorrect posting of an EOB. D. Duplicate processing of a claim - ✔✔-D Which of the following is true regarding provider credentialing? A. A provider can complete an application with CAQH which handles credentialing for many payers. B. A provider is required to complete the credentialing process with private payers before an NPI application can be submitted. C. A provider can complete an application with NCQA to credential with private payers and obtain an NPI. D. Approval of the NPI number is all the provider needs to be credentialed with all payers. - ✔✔-A Which Act protects information collected by consumer reporting agencies? A. 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