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Appeals of denied claims or claim adjustments must be filed within:
 
  95 days from the date of service.
 
  95 days from the date of disposition.
 
  180 days from the date of disposition.
 
  180 days from the date of service.

Question 2

The volume of ICD-9 codes that is used to code hospital services and procedures is:
 
  Volume 3.
 
  Volume 2.
 
  Volume 1.
 
  Version 5010.


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Answer to Question 1

Answer: 180 days from the date of disposition.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: Volume 3.



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