Business processes related to ICD-10 may need to change to capture new:
a. procedural income.
b. business guidelines.
c. HIPAA standards.
d. None of the above
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Q. 2) A major component of the ICD-10 transition is:
a. electronic transactions.
b. use of a different reference manual.
c. increased time to file medical records.
d. reduced time with patients.
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Q. 3) A paper-reduction and time-saving process for medical billers related to the ICD-10 is:
a. decreased need for claims attachment to clarify diagnosis.
b. use of electronic methods.
c. sending claims electronically versus mail.
d. improved tracking of diagnosis changes.
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Q. 4) Use of ICD-10 codes will affect ________________ functions of providing health care.
a. a few
b. several
c. all
d. most
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Q. 5) To make the transition to ICD-10 coding, HCA can access budget guidelines from:
a. United States health care organizations.
b. Canada.
c. Australia.
d. WHO.
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Q. 6) Clinical documentation will be_________________ with the ICD-10 change.
a. similar to the ICD-9-CM
b. the same as the ICD-9-CM
c. different from the ICD-9-CM
d. obsolete
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Q. 7) In countries such as Australia and Canada, the transition to ICD-10 was paid for by the:
a. health care providers.
b. government.
c. patients.
d. United States.
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Q. 8) What did the United States learn from the transition to the ICD-10 in Australia and Canada?
a. The importance of editing the final edition
b. To use national training resources
c. The importance of making a smooth transition
d. The necessity of educating patients
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Q. 9) The ICD-10 allows for _____________________ of codes when diagnoses are updated.
a. expansion
b. further specificity
c. addition
d. All of the above
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Q. 10) The health care system will likely be paying for the change from ICD-9 to ICD-10 until:
a. 2020.
b. 2015.
c. 2016.
d. 2021.
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