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sam.t96

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HCPCS Level I codes are known as:
 A) National codes
  B) ICD-10-CM
  C) Current Procedural Terminology
  D) all of the above

Question 2

When records are reviewed by third-party payers, if a procedure is not documented, it:
 A) will be reimbursed at only 50 percent of the standard rate
  B) will be reimbursed at only 10 percent of the standard rate
  C) is considered to never have been performed
  D) must be resubmitted with a statement of explanation from the provider



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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