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Brittanyd9008

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Question 1

Some physicians may not assign E/M codes. Instead,


◦ only diagnosis and procedure codes are used
◦ an additional amount is added to the patient's portion of the bill
◦ coders assign the E/M codes depending on where the physician saw patients that day
◦ coders abstract patient medical information to assign E/M codes

Question 2

Which one factor determines the E/M code level?


◦ amount of physician work involved in a service
◦ amount of physician time involved in completing the service
◦ complexity of the service
◦ severity of the patient's diagnosis
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Brittanyd9008

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Reply #2 on: May 7, 2019
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