Basics: Sections in the CPT Manual Crossword
This printable crossword puzzle on the topic of Medical Terminology has 30 clues. Answers range from 3 to 26 letters long. This crossword is also available to download as a Microsoft Word document or a PDF.
Description
How many total sections are in the CPT manual?
How many sections does the medical biller actual code from?
What is the name of the First Section of the CPT manual?
What is the largest section of the CPT manual?
What does the acronyms AMA mean?
What do biller and coders read first before using the sections?
What is the name of the last section from the CPT manual that billers code from?
What section are "7 series" CPT codes located in?
What section are "8 series" CPT codes located in?
99202 is a new or established patient?
99213 is a new or established patient?
Place of Service also mean?
POS 11 Mean?
POS 21 mean?
POS 22 mean?
-LT (Modifier)
-RT
The CPT manual is divided into_____________
Are Evaluation and Management Codes from 99201 – 99499?
What code range is (00100 – 01999)?
These alert coders to changes made by AMA to the CPT codes.
These are separate lists of information at the back of the manual that might aid the coder in correct code selection.
This is an alphabetical list of terms with codes or code ranges listed beside the term.
This is another name for the six sections of the CPT Manual.
A list of modifiers that are used with the codes in the first six sections. These two-character codes add information about who worked on a procedure.
A list of additions and changes to the CPT manual.
In the inside front cover of the manual, there is a list of commonly used _________, and the most frequent ones are also defined at the bottom of the pages of the main sections of the CPT manual.
The AMA updates the CPT manual every _______, making substantive changes.
“U__________” is a term that describes the improper use of a billing code for a medical procedure or diagnosis that results in a higher payment to the medical provider than that warranted by the true procedure or diagnosis.
“D________________” occurs when a health insurer unilaterally reduces an E/M service level. The typical scenario occurs when a practice submits a claim for a patient visit based on a CPT code definition (for example, new patient visit code is coded lower than services provided)
