CMAA 2022-2 Questions and Answers Rated A

CMAA 2022-2 Questions and Answers Rated A which of the following is an OSHA regulation that must be reviewed yearly to ensure compliance? ✔✔Bloodborne Pathogen Standard A CMAA is scheduling a patient for a procedure. ...

CMAA 2022-2 Questions and Answers Rated A which of the following is an OSHA regulation that must be reviewed yearly to ensure compliance? ✔✔Bloodborne Pathogen Standard A CMAA is scheduling a patient for a procedure. Which of the following actions should the assistant take first?. ✔✔Obtained a written prescription from the provider A patient who has Medicare and had a physical examination 10 months ago calls to schedule another physical within the week. Which of the following actions is appropriate for the CMAA ✔✔Explain that the physical cannot be scheduled for another 2 months intentional attempt to cause bodily injury or harm ✔✔assault unlawful touching of another person without consent ✔✔Battery failure to take reasonable care ✔✔negligence Intentional act of misrepresentation ✔✔fraud contains the results of the physical examination ✔✔PE (section of patient's progress note) contains the provider's review of each body system ✔✔ROS (Section of patient's progress note) chief complaint; identifies why the patient is seeking advice from the provider ✔✔CC (section of patient's progress note) contains the patient's social history ✔✔SH (section of patient's progress note) Cover inpatient serivices ✔✔Medicare part A covers outpatient services ✔✔Medicare Part B Medicare Advantage: supplemental insurance that provides health maintenance organization or preferred provider organization coverage for services in multiple settings ✔✔Medicare Part C Prescription drug coverage ✔✔Medical Part D a letter to the insurance company containing the basic billing information if the claim has not been responded to ✔✔Tracer Document from an insurance carrier that shows' how the amount of the benefit was determined ✔✔EOB after used when reimbursement was inadequate for a complicated procedure, the provider disagreed that the patient's condition was pre-existing or the patient has unseal circumstance that affect Medical treatment ✔✔claim appeal Notice given when provider offers a service not provided by Medicare(patient has to pay); used when procedure is excluded from Medicare fee schedule ✔✔ABN graphs health's activity ✔✔Electrocardiogram (ECG) graphs brain's electrical activity ✔✔Electroencephalogram (EEG) Assess lung function ✔✔pulmonary fuction test Asses electrolyte levels ✔✔Electrolytes Panel Evidence that a provider has advised a patient abut the risks and benefits of a treatment and other options ✔✔informed consent method of organizing a medical record using the following categories; chief complaint, history, examination, details, drugs, and return visit ✔✔cheddar Problem Oriented Medical Records is organized into four sections and focuses on tracking problems and diagnoses ✔✔POMR A method for organizing progress notes into four distinct sections. subjective, objective, assessment, and plan ✔✔SOAP In a Source oriented medical record, information is organized in chronological order according to the department that provided care ✔✔SOMR Plan is an open HMO ✔✔POS Identifies which insurance carrier is primary ✔✔COB Are Durable medical supplies that are purchased from a medical supplier ✔✔DME Instigates and prosecutes medical fraud ✔✔OIG Amount that must be met before the insurance carrier will cover any medical expenses; paid annually ✔✔Deductible A fixed amount a patient pays to a provider for a covered service ✔✔Copayment The maximum amount the third-party payer will allow for each procedure or service ✔✔Allowed amount the percentage a patient pays after the deductible has been met ✔✔Coinsurance Form used by a facility to submit insurance claims ✔✔UB-40 universal claim form used by a provider's office to submit insurance claims; standard claim form used for billing ✔✔CMS-1500 disability insurance claim form ✔✔DE 2501 form allows a patient to request medical payment; submitted by the patient rather than the office ✔✔CMS-14905 spinal cord, bone marrow ✔✔myel/o abdominal wall ✔✔lapar/o Details the insurance carrier's results after processing a claim; explains what was charged, what the insurance covered, and what the guarantor owes, including any adjustments based on the allowable amount charged for services ✔✔EOC To maintain Scheduling integrity ✔✔Which of the following is the primary reason for a CMAA to document no-shows and cancellations with less than 24 hr notice Place the results on the provider's desk for review ✔✔When reviewing laboratory results, a CMAA should take which of the following actions after pulling the patient's chart and flagging abnormal results? Gastroenterologist ✔✔A patient who has Crohn's disease should be scheduled with which of the following specialists? Lymphadenectomy ✔✔Which of the following medical terms refers to the refers to the removal of all or part of an organ or tissue? Creating a database ✔✔For which of the following tasks should a CMAA use Microsoft Access? Encounter forms ✔✔Which of the following documents must a CMAA provide for a patient to submit for reimbursement? A patient who reports difficulty berating ✔✔a CMAA receives telephone calls from four patients. Which of the following calls indicates a need for immediate attention? the procedure to cancel appointment ✔✔Which of the following should a CMAA explain to new patients prior to an initial visit? Letter ✔✔When a CMAA communicates information that contains PHI, which of the following means is appropriate? Coinsurance ✔✔Prior to a patient leaving the office, she is asked to pay 10% of a $100 office visit. Which of the following best describes this fee? Laboratory ✔✔To which of the following departments should a patient go for A WBC count? Highlighting text ✔✔Which of the following is a step in the annotation process? PH ✔✔A patient who previously smoked on a regular basis, no longer smokes. Which of the following abbreviations represents the section of the medical record in which this information should be documented? the evening before the patient's appointment ✔✔At which of the following times should the CMAA pull a patient's daily chart? Breach of confidentiality ✔✔Which of the following terms indicates the the improper release of PHI? In a locked box ✔✔In which of the following locations should a CMAA store valued office items, such as checkbooks, prescriptions pads, and access keys? A patient's appointment is from 0900 to 0915 ✔✔Which of the following describes stream scheduling? Practice policy manual ✔✔Which of the following should a CMAA consult to find the proper method of scheduling an appointment for a particular office? Guarantor ✔✔Which of the following is the party who is financially responsible for payment? Make a new entry to update the previous information ✔✔A patient wants to update his medical to include medication sensitivity information that he had failed to provide. which of the following actions should the CMAA take?