A pediatrician returns a call placed by the mother of his 11-month-old established patient. Pediatrician informs the mother that her child's blood culture was positive for the pertussis antibody
The blood test was drawn 10 days ago during an office visit at the pediatrician's office. The physician prescribes antibiotics for the child and recommends the mother get screened for the pertussis antibody as well. The physician spends 15 minutes on the call, providing counseling for the mother regarding the antibiotic course, home care for the patient, and education about pertussis. Which of the following best reflects the service(s) provided? a. Care plan oversight services
b. Non–face-to-face physician services
c. Case management services
d. Service that cannot be reported
b) non–face-to-face physician services (this service can be reported because the physician has not provided care for the patient within seven days prior to the non–face-to-face telephone service.)
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A) True B) False
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