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Use of bar codes can ______________ billing practices.
 
  a. slow down
  b. expedite
  c. streamline
  d. be detrimental to

Question 2

The UB-04 is designed to provide the bulk of information for billing and to:
 
  a. supplement the CMS-1500.
  b. eliminate the need for claim attachments.
  c. allow for electronic submission of claims.
  d. expedite the billing procedures.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b



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