CCS EXAM LATEST REAL EXAM 200 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |
ALREADY GRADED A+
Relational database structures - ANSWER: An entity relationship diagram was
developed to depict
A data map or crosswalk consists of: - ANSWER: Terms used to describe paths
between classifications and vocabularies
An object-oriented database contains: - ANSWER: Data and their relationships within
a single structure
Structured query language - ANSWER: The most common language used for both
data defintion language and data manipulation language
Manipulation CPT - ANSWER: Is the same as "Reduction" in ICD9
Outpatient Prospective Payment System (OPPS) began - ANSWER: To be used for
Medicare in August 2000.
Ambulatory Payment Classification (APCs) - ANSWER: Reimbursement for hospital-
based outpatient services such as outpatient surgery, emergency department visits,
outpatient clinic visits, and outpatient ancillary tests.
How are APCs similar to MS-DRGs? - ANSWER: They are both prospective payment
methodologies and both have relative weights
How are APCs different from MS-DRGs? - ANSWER: Outpatients can have multiple
APCs for a given encounter, whereas an inpatient can have only one MS-DRG.
What services are generated with APCs? - ANSWER: X-rays, medical tests, clinic or
emergency visits, surgical procedures, devices, drugs and biologicals, and parital
hospitalizations.
What is the billing number in APCs? - ANSWER: The billing number is the connecting
identifier for a given patients encounter that results in multiple APCs.
Case Mix - ANSWER: A description of patient population based on any number of
specific characteristics, including age, gender, type of insurance, diagnosis, risk
factors, treatment received, and resources used.
Case-mix index - ANSWER: The average relative weight of all cases treated at a given
facility or by a physician,
, Case Mix Index - ANSWER: Is the average of all weight together with highest sum. Ex:
3.7533÷3=1.2511
Case Mix - ANSWER: Is all the weights add together. Ex: 0.7870 + 1.1510 +1.4653=
3.7533
Medical Staffbylaws - ANSWER: The requirements for documentation and record
completion (documents such as history and physicals, discharge summaries, and
consultations) as well as penalties for nonaherence must be specified.
Data Quality - ANSWER: Ensuring the accuracy and completeness of an organization's
data.
A method of checking the accuracy of data is to: - ANSWER: Ensure that each record
or entry within the database is correct.
When applying AHIMA's 10 data characteristics to a patient encounter, a data quality
checkpoint for data timeliness during medication reconciliation would be: - ANSWER:
Ensuring a standardized formulary.
Before an organization can measure the quality of information it produces it must: -
ANSWER: Establish data standards within the organization.
E/M example for hospital acuity points assignment? - ANSWER: Number of test
ordered, supplies used, medication given.
Most Hospitals require a medical record is completed within - ANSWER: 30 days
To correct an entry in the record, the provider should: - ANSWER: Draw a single line
through the error, add a note explaining the error, initial and date, add the correct
information in chronological order.
After a patient is discharged from the Hosiptal, the medical record must be reviewed
for: - ANSWER: Certain basic reports (for example H&P, discharge summary, etc.)
According to CPT, an endoscopy that is undertaken to the level of the mid transverse
colon would be coded as a: - ANSWER: Colonoscopy
Iatrongenic - ANSWER: Of or relating to illness caused by medical examination or
treatment
A patient is admitted with hypotension due to dobutamine taken, administered, and
prescribed correctly. How should this be coded? - ANSWER: 458.29, other
Iatrongenic hypotension and E941.2, Adverse effects of dobutamine
CORRECT ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |
ALREADY GRADED A+
Relational database structures - ANSWER: An entity relationship diagram was
developed to depict
A data map or crosswalk consists of: - ANSWER: Terms used to describe paths
between classifications and vocabularies
An object-oriented database contains: - ANSWER: Data and their relationships within
a single structure
Structured query language - ANSWER: The most common language used for both
data defintion language and data manipulation language
Manipulation CPT - ANSWER: Is the same as "Reduction" in ICD9
Outpatient Prospective Payment System (OPPS) began - ANSWER: To be used for
Medicare in August 2000.
Ambulatory Payment Classification (APCs) - ANSWER: Reimbursement for hospital-
based outpatient services such as outpatient surgery, emergency department visits,
outpatient clinic visits, and outpatient ancillary tests.
How are APCs similar to MS-DRGs? - ANSWER: They are both prospective payment
methodologies and both have relative weights
How are APCs different from MS-DRGs? - ANSWER: Outpatients can have multiple
APCs for a given encounter, whereas an inpatient can have only one MS-DRG.
What services are generated with APCs? - ANSWER: X-rays, medical tests, clinic or
emergency visits, surgical procedures, devices, drugs and biologicals, and parital
hospitalizations.
What is the billing number in APCs? - ANSWER: The billing number is the connecting
identifier for a given patients encounter that results in multiple APCs.
Case Mix - ANSWER: A description of patient population based on any number of
specific characteristics, including age, gender, type of insurance, diagnosis, risk
factors, treatment received, and resources used.
Case-mix index - ANSWER: The average relative weight of all cases treated at a given
facility or by a physician,
, Case Mix Index - ANSWER: Is the average of all weight together with highest sum. Ex:
3.7533÷3=1.2511
Case Mix - ANSWER: Is all the weights add together. Ex: 0.7870 + 1.1510 +1.4653=
3.7533
Medical Staffbylaws - ANSWER: The requirements for documentation and record
completion (documents such as history and physicals, discharge summaries, and
consultations) as well as penalties for nonaherence must be specified.
Data Quality - ANSWER: Ensuring the accuracy and completeness of an organization's
data.
A method of checking the accuracy of data is to: - ANSWER: Ensure that each record
or entry within the database is correct.
When applying AHIMA's 10 data characteristics to a patient encounter, a data quality
checkpoint for data timeliness during medication reconciliation would be: - ANSWER:
Ensuring a standardized formulary.
Before an organization can measure the quality of information it produces it must: -
ANSWER: Establish data standards within the organization.
E/M example for hospital acuity points assignment? - ANSWER: Number of test
ordered, supplies used, medication given.
Most Hospitals require a medical record is completed within - ANSWER: 30 days
To correct an entry in the record, the provider should: - ANSWER: Draw a single line
through the error, add a note explaining the error, initial and date, add the correct
information in chronological order.
After a patient is discharged from the Hosiptal, the medical record must be reviewed
for: - ANSWER: Certain basic reports (for example H&P, discharge summary, etc.)
According to CPT, an endoscopy that is undertaken to the level of the mid transverse
colon would be coded as a: - ANSWER: Colonoscopy
Iatrongenic - ANSWER: Of or relating to illness caused by medical examination or
treatment
A patient is admitted with hypotension due to dobutamine taken, administered, and
prescribed correctly. How should this be coded? - ANSWER: 458.29, other
Iatrongenic hypotension and E941.2, Adverse effects of dobutamine
