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The unique ten-digit number that is used for health claims billing is called:
 
  a. federal tax number.
  b. NPI number.
  c. Social Security number.
  d. personal identification number.

Question 2

The Medicare Health Information Claim number is usually the same as and a letter after the number.
 
  a. the patient's date of birth
  b. the patient's policy number
  c. the patient's Social Security number
  d. the date the insurance was issued



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b

Answer to Question 2

Answer: c



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