Unless otherwise specified, the specifications normally take precedence over:
A. codes.
B. drawings.
C. change orders.
D. agreement
E. none of the above.
Question 2
If you are employed as the resident project representative on a project, upon being given specific instruction as to special quality control methods on a type of material you have worked with for many years without such special controls. YOU should:
A. agree to follow them, but may privately relax them to what your previous experience tells you is adequate for the job.
B. just ignore them, and run the job the same way that you always have for years in the past.
C. follow them faithfully, even if you do not understand the reasons for such special requirements.
D. call the architect or engineer and explain how unreasonable they are.
E. use your own judgment as to the validity of the requirements.
Comparison of Codes in ICD-9-CM and ICD-10-CM
CMS-1500 form showing linkage of CPT and diagnosis codes.
Level II HCPCs Codes
Level II HCPCs Codes Cont.
Sensor and Lead Placement and Marking Codes
Different exposure codes for potential HIV infection.