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tth

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Currently, which prospective payment system is used to determine the payment to the
  physician for physician services covered under Medicare Part B, such as outpatient surgery
  performed on a Medicare patient?
 A. MS-DRGs C. RBRVS
  B. APCs D. ASCs

Question 2

The CPT __________ of history is categorized according to four levels.
 a. extent
  b. level
  c. range
  d. type



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

a



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