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Marty

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Health plans that do not accept standard code sets are required to modify their systems to accept all valid codes or to contract with a __________ that does accept standard code sets.
 a. health care clearinghouse
  b. health care provider
 c. third-party administrator
  d. third-party payer

Question 2

Which is an example of another health care professional who performs procedures or provides services to patients?
 a. clearinghouse staff
 b. health information technician
  c. medical assistant
 d. nurse practitioner



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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