Jeopardy
Office #1Insurance Finance Risk Mngmt Hodge Podge
Question I 100 Back The letter style that is most efficient Answer
Question I 200 Back The filing system used to remind staff or patients of a date specific task Answer
Question I 300 Back This form list services a patient received during a visit and is needed to submit insurance claims Answer
Question I 400 Back First action to take when sending a lab specimen to an outside lab Answer
Question I 500 Back The first step in arranging an in-patient admission Answer
Question II 100 Back The amount a patient needs to pay before his insurance contributes Answer
Question II 200 Back This is the patient’s portion of the charges and is usually collected at check in Answer
Question II 300 Back The document a CMAA would send if requested by a third party payor to support billed services Answer
Question II 400 Back Form used when a procedure is excluded from Medicare’s fee schedule Answer
Question II 500 Back This is used to determine which insurance company should be charged when both parents of a dependent child have health insurance Answer
Question III 100 Back To ensure that the patient is responsible for any co-insurance, all new patients should fill out this form Answer
Question III 200 Back Where all payments made by the health care facility should be entered Answer
Question III 300 Back Used to determine monies owed to the practice; it tracks incoming payments Answer
Question III 400 Back Used to track outgoing payments, it tracks what monies still have to be paid Answer
Question III 500 Back This determines fee schedules Answer
Question IV 100 Back The best vehicle for communicating information that contains PHI Answer
Question IV 200 Back Type of consent that is needed to perform an invasive procedure Answer
Question IV 300 Back This form is required by HIPAA and must be signed at the initial visit Answer
Question IV 400 Back Documentation needed before one can transmit a medical record Answer
Question IV 500 Back A data security measure that limits viewing of a patient’s record Answer
Question V 100 Back Used to keep up to date of current trends & practices, and to renew license Answer
Question V 200 Back One must first know this when completing a scheduling matrix Answer
Question V 300 Back Where unpaid vendor invoices are kept Answer
Question V 400 Back The resource/guidelines used to determine a retention schedule for patient medical records Answer
Question V 500 Back A function of HITECH Answer
Answer I 100 What is Block? Back
Answer I 200 What is tickler file? Back
Answer I 300 What is Encounter form? Back
Answer I 400 What is “fill out lab requisition”? Back
Answer I 500 What is obtain MD order? Back
Answer II 100 What is deductible? Back
Answer II 200 What is a co-pay? Back
Answer II 300 What are progress notes? Back
Answer II 400 What is the ABN – Advanced Beneficiary Notice? Back
Answer II 500 What is the “Birthday Rule?” Back
Answer III 100 What is the Financial Responsibility Policy form? Back
Answer III 200 What is the disbursement journal? Back
Answer III 300 What is Accounts Receivable ledger? Back
Answer III 400 What is the Accounts Payable ledger? Back
Answer III 500 What is RBRVS? (RBRVS assigns procedures a relative value which is adjusted by geographic area and multiplied by a conversion factor) Back
Answer IV 100 What is a letter? Back
Answer IV 200 What is informed consent? Back
Answer IV 300 What is NPP - Notice of Privacy Practices? Back
Answer IV 400 What is the Release of Information Authorization form? Back
Answer IV 500 What is “Role-Based Access?” Back
Answer V 100 What is CEUs? Back
Answer V 200 What is the times and dates a provider will not be in office? Back
Answer V 300 What is a single file labeled unpaid invoices? Back
Answer V 400 What are State guidelines? Back
Answer V 500 The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act, enacted to promote the adoption and meaningful use of health information technology. Subtitle D of the HITECH Act addresses the privacy and security concerns associated with the electronic transmission of health information, in part, through several provisions that strengthen the civil and criminal enforcement of the HIPAA rules. Back