Principles of Pharmacology
The chemical name of a drug.
What is exact formula?
Cortisone would be used for _______.
What is "inflammation"?
The CPT book is used for ________ ______.
What is Procedural Coding?
Coding of the description of illnesses, diseases, and injuries in alphabetical order
What is the ICD-10-CM?
A specific amount paid is called _________.
What is deductible?
Heroin is a ______ __ drug.
What is a schedule 1 drug?
Aspirin and acetaminophen are examples of ___.
What is an analgesic?
To obtain the correct reimbursement for a provider to guarantee that the medical procedure was actually needed.
What is Medical Necessity?
The letter in ICD-10-CM that is reserved for uncertain etiology.
What is the letter "U"?
Medicare Supplement that pays for outpatient services.
What is Medicare Part B?
The Law that requires controlled substances be kept in a locked in a metal box and stored away from other drugs?
What is Federal Law?
Warfarin is used to treat and prevent ____ ____.
What is blood clots?
Coding system for medical and supplies not covered/included in the CPT coding system.
What is HCPCS? (Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System)
Burns are coded by _____ and ______.
What is "site" and "degree"?
"Tricare Extra" is a managed care organization similar to a ___.
What is a PPO?
Federal Drug Administration
What is FDA?
This type of drug prevents the occurrence of a condition (Vaccines, Birth control etc.)
What is prophylactic?
Procedural codes are found in ______.
What is CPT book?
MAs are trusted by the physician, they must adhere to _______ standards, be ______ and _________to ensure no fraud takes place in coding and in claims submission.
What is "ethical", "responsible", "knowledgeable"?
The allowed amount for third party payers.
What is the "maximum amount' they will pay?
A trade is protected by _______.
What is copyright?
Antibiotics like ____ , prevents the growth of _____.
What is "Cipro", "bacteria"?
BONUS: A number of codes bound together
What is bundling?
The ICD-10 Coding Manual is updated every _____.
What is "every year"?
Employee Sponsored group policies usually provide greater _____ at lower _____.
What is "benefits" (coverage), "premiums" (costs)?