A plus sign next to a CPT code:
A) indicates the code can be listed as a primary procedure.
B) indicates the code cannot be reported alone.
C) distinguishes a code whose description has been changed since the last edition of CPT.
D) indicates the code has been revised or is being shown for the first time in this year's CPT book.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q2: Evaluation and Management codes range from:
A) 70010-79999.
B)
Q3: An indented description or term indicates that:
A)
Q4: A CPT category I code has:
A) five
Q5: A physician performed a colposcopy in the
Q6: The bullet symbol next to a CPT
Q8: An open circle with slash symbol next
Q9: Category III codes are used for:
A) reporting
Q10: Category III codes are:
A) four numbers followed
Q11: When should a coder query the physician?
A)
Q12: A star symbol next to a CPT
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