The modifier used to report a bilateral procedure is:
-22.
-47.
-50.
-53.
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Q. 2) The proper use of CPT modifiers can result in:
increased reimbursement.
claim-processing delays.
denials of claims.
reduced reimbursement.
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Q. 3) If two codes apply to an entry in the CPT index, the codes are separated by a:
hyphen.
comma.
colon.
semicolon.
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Q. 4) In the CPT index, all topics referring to CPT code sections or chapter headings are shown in:
bold uppercase and lowercase letters.
bold uppercase letters.
all uppercase letters, not bold.
all lowercase letters, not bold.
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Q. 5) The classes of main entries found in the CPT index include all of the following EXCEPT:
organ, or other anatomic site.
chief complaint.
procedure or service.
synonyms, eponyms, and abbreviations.
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Q. 6) What does the acronym CPT stand for?
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Q. 7) Name the first six sections of the CPT code book.
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Q. 8) What is the purpose of guidelines at the beginning of each section of the CPT code book?
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Q. 9) List the three key components used to determine the level of evaluation and management (E/M) service.
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Q. 10) What are the categories of CPT codes?
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