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When assigning codes, coders carefully review __________ to locate conditions, diseases, procedures, and services to which codes are assigned.
 a. claim submitted for reimbursement
  b. explanations of benefits
 c. remittance advice documents
 d. reports in patient records

Question 2

Once entered into the hospital's database, codes are transmitted to the billing department, which generates the inpatient __________ claim for submission to third-party payers (to obtain reimbursement).
 a. CAH
 b. CMS-1500
  c. UB-04
 d. UHDDS



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c



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