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asmith134

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The temporary codes used for emerging technology, services, or procedures are:
 
  A. Category I CPT codes.
  B. Category II CPT codes.
  C. Category III CPT codes.
  D. ICD-10-CM codes.

Question 2

The type of procedure codes that use a five-digit numeric code and descriptor are:
 
  A. ICD-9-CM codes.
  B. Category I CPT codes.
  C. Category II CPT codes.
  D. Category III CPT codes.


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Answer to Question 1

Answer: Category III CPT codes.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: Category I CPT codes.



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