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What is a unit value?
 
  a. A value that when multiplied by a conversion factor determines the balance due
  b. A numerical value assigned by a relative value study (RVS) to a procedure code
  c. A value that the CMS leave to the discretion of billers and examiners
  d. A value that does not vary by location

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What is a state mandate?
 
  a. A preexisting condition
  b. Laws enacted by states that require insurance carriers to cover certain services or dependents, or services provided by certain providers
  c. Termination of coverage as part of all plans offered by the carrier
  d. The requirement that all insured carry a second policy



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Answer to Question 2

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