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Charlie

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Section D, Radiation Oncology, contains what type of radiology procedures?
 
  a. Diagnostic
  b. Definitive
  c. Therapeutic
  d. Nuclear medicine

Question 2

Unlike CPT where codes for physician radiation treatment management are reported once for every five treatments sessions PCS codes for radiation oncology are reported:
 
  a. once for every two treatment sessions.
  b. once per treatment.
  c. once for every three treatment sessions.
  d. every fourth treatment session.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: c

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b



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