A patient in an indemnity plan receives services valued at $240 according to a provider's usual fee and the allowed charge. How much does the patient pay for coinsurance if the insurer reimburses 80 percent of the allowed charges?
A. $0
B. $48
C. $240
D. $192
Answer: B
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A) during stage 3. B) during stage 2. C) immediately after removal of the tick. D) during stage 1.
Serial sampling for cardiac biomarkers is defined as:
A. Drawing blood samples periodically, usually at prescribed time intervals over the course of the patient's stay. B. Drawing blood samples randomly during the first four hours after admission to the facility. C. Drawing a blood sample once after admission to the facility. D. Making dilutions of each blood sample and analyzing them for the appropriate cardiac biomarker.
Which of these is a billing method used to provide consistent cash flow?
A. Cycle billing B. Guarantor billing C. Monthly billing D. Third-party billing
When a practitioner assesses a patient's ________, or the way she walks, the patient is asked to walk away, turn around, and walk back.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).