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Medical Insurance 7th Edition by Amy Blochowiak, Joanne Valerius, Nenna Bayes, Cynthia Newby

Edition 7ISBN: 978-1259683077
book Medical Insurance 7th Edition by Amy Blochowiak, Joanne Valerius, Nenna Bayes, Cynthia Newby cover

Medical Insurance 7th Edition by Amy Blochowiak, Joanne Valerius, Nenna Bayes, Cynthia Newby

Edition 7ISBN: 978-1259683077
Exercise 22
Refer to Figure 6.4 on pages 207-208 and read the instructions for Outpatient, Consults, and ER at the top of page 208 and for the established patient section at the right. The instructions state: "If a column has 2 or 3 circles, draw a line down the column … and circle the code." In other words, for the established patient, it is not necessary to document the same level for all three components-history, examination, and decision making-to verify the code.
A. Why is this the case?
B. What code is correct for an established patient with a PF (problemfocused) result in the History column, an EPF (expanded problemfocused) result in the Examination column, and an L (low) result in the Complexity of Medical Decision Making column?
FIGURE 6.4 Example of Evaluation and Management Code Assignment Audit Form Refer to Figure 6.4 on pages 207-208 and read the instructions for Outpatient, Consults, and ER at the top of page 208 and for the established patient section at the right. The instructions state: If a column has 2 or 3 circles, draw a line down the column … and circle the code. In other words, for the established patient, it is not necessary to document the same level for all three components-history, examination, and decision making-to verify the code. A. Why is this the case? B. What code is correct for an established patient with a PF (problemfocused) result in the History column, an EPF (expanded problemfocused) result in the Examination column, and an L (low) result in the Complexity of Medical Decision Making column? FIGURE 6.4 Example of Evaluation and Management Code Assignment Audit Form    Refer to Figure 6.4 on pages 207-208 and read the instructions for Outpatient, Consults, and ER at the top of page 208 and for the established patient section at the right. The instructions state: If a column has 2 or 3 circles, draw a line down the column … and circle the code. In other words, for the established patient, it is not necessary to document the same level for all three components-history, examination, and decision making-to verify the code. A. Why is this the case? B. What code is correct for an established patient with a PF (problemfocused) result in the History column, an EPF (expanded problemfocused) result in the Examination column, and an L (low) result in the Complexity of Medical Decision Making column? FIGURE 6.4 Example of Evaluation and Management Code Assignment Audit Form
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