Bill 80 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Who does an insurance broker in North Carolina Represent - Insured Which of the following does Social Security NOT provide benefits for - dismemberment K completes an application for disability policy but does not pay the initial premium. The company approves the policy standard and the agent delivers the policy. K then pays her initial premium 3 days later. At what point does k's policy take effect. - Date the initial premium is collected What is the primary factor that determines the benef...

according to CPT, a repair of a laceration that includes retention sutures would be considered what type of closure? complex closure identify the 2 digit modifier that may be reported to indicate a doctor performed the postoperative management of a patient, but ANOTHER doctor performed the surgical procedure: -55 according to the QHDDS, what is the definition of "other diagnoses"? "other diagnoses" is interpreted as additional conditions that affect patient care in terms of ...

GOV 2305- Final- Rasmussen questions and answers, graded A+ Policy government's way of doing something that collectively represents our values Steps of the process 1. ID the problem- reactive government, who sees it (small trigger) 2. Define the problem- political process, end up finding a box 3. Get representation 4. Get organized and mobilize support 5. Formulate policy- take it to committee 6. Legitimization 7. Budgeting- fly or die 8. Design and implement 9. Evaluate polic...

Which of the following athletes would perform best during an upcoming endurance event (e.g. marathon)? A. Bob weighs 80 kg and has a VO2max of 4.0 L/min. B. Bill weighs 75 kg and has a VO2max of 3.75 L/min C. Matt weighs 65 kg, has VO2max of 4.0 L/min and a LT equivalent to 75% of his VO2max. D. Micah weighs 75 kg, has a VO2max of 4.8 L/min and a LT equivalent to 70% of his VO2max. 121 - ANSWER C. Matt weighs 65 kg, has VO2max of 4.0 L/min and a LT equivalent to 75% of his VO2max.

Failure to complete tasks given to the PCT by a supervising nurse or physician is called________________. A. Insubordination B. Malpractice C. Bad professional behavior D. None of the above (Ans- B. Malpractice Patient Care Technicians have contact with patients______________. A. When the nurse tells them to B. Weekly C. When they have time D. On a daily basis (Ans- D. On a daily basis Patient confidentiality refers to the right of a patient to have their personal and medical i...

Seller A entered into an option contract with Buyer B. The contract allowed for a price of $200,000 which Seller A honor for a 12 month period exclusively for Buyer B. This would be an example of a - a unilateral contract in which only seller A has made a promise to perform. The purchased price for a new home was $230,000. The buyer put down 20%, and the balance was a mortgage for 80%of the purchase price. The appraised value at the time of closing was $220,000. What will the buyer pay for one ...

A characteristic of Preferred Provider Organizations (PPOs) would be: - The correct answer is "Discounted fees for the patient". Under Preferred Provider Organizations, patient fees are discounted in return for using listed providers. A comprehensive major medical health insurance policy contains an Eligible Expenses provision which identifies the types of health care services that are covered. All of the following health care services are typically covered EXCEPT for - experimental and i...

NCCT REVIEW-COLLECTIONS QUESTIONSN AND ANSWERS 1. It is important to make the patient aware of the mailing address, interest rates, and length of agreement when setting up a A. fee schedule. B. payment arrangement. C. pre-payment plan. D. deductible fee. - Answer-payment arrangement. —-Rationale—- A payment arrangement is an agreement between the patient and medical office to make monthly payments on a balance that is the patient's responsibility. All the information will be on t...

Consumers pay for healthcare. correct answers * Directly, via out-of-pocket payments * Indirectly, via - insurance premiums, - wage reductions, and taxes. Financing is important. correct answers We pay for most care indirectly via premiums, wage reductions, and taxes. How we pay for care influences correct answers what providers recommend, and what patients choose to do. Why Insurance? correct answers 1 percent of the population with the highest spending accounted for 21.0 pe...

Why did a mother in Detroit get sentenced 7 days in jail? - Refusing to vaccinate her son. Why did Disneyland shut down their cooling towers in early November? - Legionnaires' Disease Outbreak. What is the new Blood pressure standard that is deemed as having high blood pressure? - 130/80 What did Selena Gomez receive during the fall? - Kidney Transplant for Lupus treatment. What is the disease that had a major outbreak in California? - Hepatits A Petco had a outbreak of this illness durin...