The anesthesia modifier for a brain-dead patient whose organs are being harvested for donation is:
a. P2.
b. P1.
c. P5.
d. P6.
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Q. 2) The anesthesia modifier for a moribund patient who will not live without the operation is:
a. P2.
b. P1.
c. P5.
d. P4.
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Q. 3) The anesthesia modifier for a patient with severe systemic disease that is a constant threat to life is:
a. P2.
b. P1.
c. P5.
d. P4.
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Q. 4) The anesthesia modifier for a patient with a severe systemic disease is:
a. P2.
b. P1.
c. P3.
d. P4.
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Q. 5) The anesthesia modifier for a patient with a mild systemic disease is:
a. P2.
b. P1.
c. P5.
d. P4.
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Q. 6) The anesthesia modifier for a normal healthy patient is:
a. P2.
b. P1.
c. P5.
d. P4.
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Q. 7) The anesthesia units that cover the physical status of the patient are called:
a. modifier.
b. base.
c. time.
d. travel.
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Q. 8) When counseling and consultation take up ________ percent of a visit, you can bill the higher E/M code, which will provide higher reimbursement.
a. 75
b. 50
c. 25
d. 33
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Q. 9) The anesthesia units that cover the induction of anesthesia to the point the anesthesiologist no longer is in constant attendance is called:
a. modifying.
b. base.
c. time.
d. travel.
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Q. 10) The anesthesia units that cover the preparation and administration of anesthesia is called:
a. modifying.
b. base.
c. time.
d. travel.
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