Medical Terminology
Many medical terms used today derive from the ancient__________.
What is Greeks and Romans (page 37)
A collection of body parts depending on one another to achieve a mutual objective
What is an organ system (Page 43)
Provides additional information regarding a service or item identified in CPT
Tabular List (Page 73)
Specialty care transport
What is A0434 (page 204)
The base of the medical term/word
What is root word? (Page 37)
Toward the front of the body
What is Anterior/Ventral (Page 44)
Optional performance measurement tracking codes designed to minimize administration burdens because they facilitate data collection about quality of care.
Category II CPT (page 179)
NEC
What is Not Elsewhere Classifiable (Page 75)
Administration of influenza virus vaccine
What is G0008 (Page 205)
Root words with a combining vowel.
What is combining forms (Page 37)
Lying face up
What is supine (Page 44)
Symbol indicating that the description of the code has been revised
A triangle symbol (Page 181)
Disease or syndrome named after a person
What is Eponym (Page 79)
Pinworm examination
What is Q0113 (page 207)
Suffix "centesis"
What is puncture tap? (Page 41)
Hair, skin, nails
What is Integumentary system. (Page 47)
The number of times a single CPT code is reported
Units (Page 183)
Justify care provided
What is medical necessity (page 73)
Standard wheelchair
What is K0001 (page 206)
Root words, prefixes and suffixes
What are word parts/elements of medical language (Page 37
Lymph Vessels and lymph nodes. The system collections excess fluid from the interstitial spaces and returns it to the heart.
What is Lymphatic System (Page 56)
Two-digit numeric codes placed on all healthcare professional claims that denote the setting in which the service was provided
What is place of service codes (page 192)
What is E11.44 (page 79)
HCPCS "P" Codes
What is Pathology and laboratory services