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kodithompson

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The CPT symbol that indicates that moderate sedation is bundled in the code description is:
 
  A) black circle.
  B) circle with inner dot.
  C) circle with crossed line.
  D) two triangles.

Question 2

Which of the following statements about the E&M section of CPT is not true?
 
  A) E&M services are divided into categories and subcategories.
  B) The E&M section includes services for hospitalization, ER, and conferences.
  C) E&M codes are selected based on the level of services and a time element.
  D) There are five types of medical decision-making levels in the E&M section.



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Answer to Question 1

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