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CWEA E/I Level 3 Questions and Answers 100% CorrectCWEA E/I Level 3 Questions and Answers 100% Correct If the potential difference across the coil is low, the coil will: A-draw too much current B-become too hot C-Produce too much magnetic force D-not heat up - ANSWER-D-not heat up The NEC identifies environments that contain flammable vapors and gases as which class of hazardous location? A-Class I B-Class II C-Class III D-Class IV - ANSWER-A-Class I Which of the following reduce...

The primary laboratory tests used to evaluate the respiratory system and diagnose the disorders affecting it are: A. Tissue biopsy, pulse oximetry, and arterial blood gases B. Arterial blood gases; tissue biopsy; and nasal, throat, and sputum cultures. C. Nasal, throat, and sputum cultures; ear swab; tissue biopsy D, tissue biopsy, arterial blood gases, and blood glucose CORRECT ANSWER-B. Arterial blood gases; tissue biopsy; and nasal, throat, and sputum cultures The nurse knows that when...

AAHAM Full Exam A hospital inpatient admit through discharge claim would be what Type of Bill (TOB) on the UB-04? - 111 True/False Average Daily Census is the average number of inpatients maintained in the hospital each day for a specific period of time. - True Which type of claim requires HCPCS/CPT codes? - Outpatient Claims Which of the following is not true of a CAH? -They must maintain no more than 25 inpatient beds that may be used for swing bed services -They may operate a...

CPMA QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FULL SEMESTER 2023 The Joint Commission (JC) requires the Factors that Affect Learning must be assessed for a hospital or hospital owned physician practice as well as other health care facilities. When assessing this element what does this include? A. The patient's ability to read, method of learning and understanding. B. Any language or physical disabilities. C. Cultural beliefs. D. All the above D. All the above Report copies and printouts, film...

AHIMA CCS Exam Prep Questions and Answers Already Passed CPT defines a separate procedure as Procedure considered an integral part of a more major service No combination code available Use separate codes for hypertension and acute renal failure Documentation from the nursing staff or other allied health professionals' notes can be used to provide specificity for code assignment for which of the following diagnoses? Body Mass Index (BMI) POA Indicator - Y Y-Yes, present at the ...

CCA Exam Domain 2 Latest 2023 Graded A Look at book on page 14 question 65 Given the following information, which of the following statements is correct? A. In each MS-DRG the geometric mean is lower than the arithmetic mean. b. In each MS-DRG the arithmetic mean is lower than the geometric mean. c. The higher the number of patients in each MS-DRG, the greater the geometric mean for that MS-DRG. d. The geometric means are lower in MS-DRGs that are associated with a CC or MCC. A The geometri...

CCA Practice Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed A patient presents to your facility with burns to the right forearm. What is the proper way to assign a code for this condition, when the patient has varying degrees of burns on the forearm? A. Code for each of the degrees separately, but on the same note. B. Code for each of the degrees separately C. Code only the highest degree D. Code for only the lowest degree C. Code for only the highest degree A patient with chronic kidney disease...

HCC Coding-Risk Adjustment Test Questions with Answers What two models are used to calculate a RAF score properly? What do these models allow to happen to the final risk score? - Answer-Additive and Hierarchical. Allows for more than one disease to impact the final risk score. What is diagnostic hierarchies? - Answer-Prevents multiple diagnoses in the same disease group from skewing the risk score with a higher score. The more severe diagnoses "trumps" the lower diagnoses within the s...

What is the term for the total amount of covered medical expenses a policyholder must pay each year out-of-pocket before the health insurance company begins to pay any benefits? A. Copayment B. Deductible C. Secondary Payment D. Coinsurance - correct answer B. Deductible Which type of insurance covers physicians and other healthcare professionals for liability as to claims arising from patient treatment? A. Business liability B. Bonding C. Medical malpractice D. Workers' ...

What is the term for the total amount of covered medical expenses a policyholder must pay each year out-of-pocket before the health insurance company begins to pay any benefits? - A deductible is the amount a policyholder pays for health care services before the health insurance begins to pay. Which type of insurance covers physicians and other healthcare professionals for liability as to claims arising from patient treatment? - Medical malpractice insurance is a type of liability insurance t...