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CPAR Exam Questions with Correct Solved Solutions
1. The amount of money set aside to cover an expense is called?:
B. An
Accrual
2. In a physician practice, Pre-service Revenue Cycle consists of:: D. All the answers
are correct
3. Intentional misrepresentations that can result in criminal prosecution, civil liability and
Administrative sanctions are known as?: Abuse
4. A benefit period is a method Medicare uses to measure inpatient utilization for each Medicare
patient, There is no limit on the number of benefits period. What are the 2019 Deductible, Co-
Insurance and Life Time Reserve amounts?-
:
Deductible $1364.00 Co-
Insurance
$341.00
Life
Time
Recovery
Days
$682.00
5. In following up on an unpaid claim, simply asking for a status of the claim:-
:
Will
always
result
in
honest
responses
6. are organizations that are hired by employers to process claims, admin-
ister benefits
Per the employer's policies and pay claims as they determine
them to be reasonable.: TPA's
7.
Which
of
the
following
are
true
statements?:
D. All of the answers are
correct
8.
EMTALA
stands
for::
Emergency
Medical
Treatment
and
Active
Labor
Act
9.
The automatic assignment of a person to a
health insurance plan, typically under Medicaid plans is known as
: C. Auto-enrollment
10. In a physician practice revenue cycle structure, point of service consists
of::
Coding and
Charge Capture
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CPAR Exam Questions with Correct Solved Solutions

1. The amount of money set aside to cover an expense is called?: B. An Accrual

2. In a physician practice, Pre-service Revenue Cycle consists of:: D. All the answers are correct

3. Intentional misrepresentations that can result in criminal prosecution, civil liability and

Administrative sanctions are known as?: Abuse

4. A benefit period is a method Medicare uses to measure inpatient utilization for each Medicare

patient, There is no limit on the number of benefits period. What are the 2019 Deductible, Co- Insurance and Life Time Reserve amounts?- : Deductible $1364.00 Co- Insurance $341. Life Time Recovery Days $682.

5. In following up on an unpaid claim, simply asking for a status of the claim:-

: Will always result in honest responses

6. are organizations that are hired by employers to process claims, admin-ister benefits

Per the employer's policies and pay claims as they determine them to be reasonable.: TPA's

7. Which of the following are true statements?: D. All of the answers are correct

8. EMTALA stands for:: Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act

9. The automatic assignment of a person to a

health insurance plan, typically under Medicaid plans is known as : C. Auto-enrollment

10. In a physician practice revenue cycle structure, point of service consists of:: Coding and

Charge Capture

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11. Patient access has a direct impact on several areas of the healthcare provider

organization Including the following:: D. All of the answers are correct

12. Doctor services, outpatient care, and some home health care are services

covered by .: B. Medicare Part B

13. All of the following codes EXCEPT are

frequently used when billing a claim to Medicare on the UB-04.: D. All of the Above

14. The CMS 838 is:: B. The Medicare quarterly credit balance report

15. Tricare for Life is:: B. Sometimes the primary payer

16. If a CT scan is ordered for neck pain for a Medicare beneficiary, but Medicare may not cover

the CT Scan with the diagnosis noted, what form should be signed by the patient?: A. An ABN

17. Missing patient information can lead to incorrectly selecting the correct insurance

plan code.: A. True

18. Disclosures made regarding a patient's

protected health information with-out their Authorization are considered : A. A violation of the privacy rule (HIPPA)

19. Physician Office staff should provide hospital schedulers with the follow-ing:: D. All of the

answers are correct

20. Which statement below is NOT true?: A. Medicare Part B does not cover self-administered drugs.

21. The type of bill used to void or

cancel a claim is : D. xx

22. DRG stands for:: Diagnosis Related Group

23. An ABN (Advanced Beneficiary Notice) should be issued to the patient at the time of:: Pre-

4 / 17 sterilization procedures.: A. Medicaid

35. The timely filing limit for Medicare claims is:: A. 1 year

36. A complete medical record contains:: C. All documentation related to the patient's care.

37. A simply formal name for mechanisms that help people find their way is:: B. Wayfinding

38. The amount

of money set aside to cover expenses is called .: B. An accrual

39. Early HMO's basic models included:: D. All of the above (statt,

group, network, direct contract, IRA)

40. Payments for claims may be delayed if the claim is audited. What are the two types of

audits?: C. Hospital/ Defense Audits and Insurance Company Audits

41. The State Health Benefit Plan provides health insurance coverage to:: D. State employees, teachers

and retirees in Georgia

42. The complete medical record components are defined by Medicare and Medicaid, the

Department of Human Resources in the State, and:: C. The Joint Commission

43. The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) developed the Na-tional Correct

Coding Initiative (CCI) in 1996 to:: D. All of the answers are correct

44. TCPA stands for:: Telephone Consumer Protection Act

45. What percentage of denials are traced back to the front end?: C. 0.

46. is a federal law enacted to address Administrative Simplification and Insurance

Reform.: C. HIPAA

47. Additional information requests and medical record requests are examples of

denials.: B. Soft

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48. The patient has days from the date of the accident to report the

claim to their employer. With some exceptions, the Statute of Limitations for filing a claim is one year from the date of injury.: D. 30 days

49. This program covers children under the age of eighteen (18), pregnant women, and aged,

blind and/ or disabled persons who otherwise would not be Medicaid eligible because their monthly income exceeds the AFDC eligibility standards.: Medically Needy Spend-Down

50. Patient responsibility on accounts may be known

as spend down.: B. Medicaid

51. ICD-10-PCS is the International Classification of Diseases and:: A. Procedural Coding

System

52. is responsible for auditing, investigating and imposing sanctions when necessary

against health care providers.: A. The Oflce of Inspector General

53. The NPI (National Provider Identification) is a 10 digit number providing standard

unique healthcare identifiers for the following:: C. Providers, Health plans and Employers

54. Proper follow-up on a claim includes:: D: All of the answers are correct

55. Best practices Post Service Processes to reduce and manage denial in-cludes:: D. All of

the answers are correct

56. DRG stands for:: C. Diagnosis Related Group

57. There are different types

of diagnosis codes. The is the condition established after study to be the chief reason for an admission.: C. Principal Diagnosis

58. Using the correct insurance plan code and assigning the primary and secondary

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68. The OIG guidance is specific

to state that " " is perhaps the single biggest risk area for hospitals.: C. Submission of accurate claims and information

69. The most apparent difference between a group plan and an individual health plan is::

D. The source of payment premiums

70. The is designed to attempt to identify any other coverage the patient may have

that could be primary to Medicare.: MSP Questionnaire

71. A claim that fails to meet established coverage guidelines or the care fails to meet

certain medical necessity criteria as establish by the payer is what kind of denial?: D. Clinical

72. All of the following can give consent for medical treatment: Competent adult,

guardian of a child or of an incompetent adult, emancipated minor, parents of minors, person with durable power of attorney for healthcare, DFCS case manager for foster care children.: A. TRUE

73. This Medicaid program pays for medical care of pregnant women, including labor and

delivery, for up to 60 days after giving birth.: A. Right from the start

74. When services might not be covered by Medicare, Medicare beneficiaries must be

provided:: A. An ABN

75. Medicare may make additional payments to a facility (above the DRG amount) if

one of the following applies:: D. All of the answers are correct

76. Which of the following is not true regarding lifetime reserve days?: A. Lifetime reserve days are

renewable

77. CPT codes are organized into six major sections, including E&M, Anesthe-siology,

Surgery, Medicine, Pathology/Lab and:: C. Radiology

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78. Regardless of the type of care that is provided, in the context of a physician practice, patients

fall into two basic categories:: B: New and Established

79. The act that requires hospitals to provide emergency treatment to individ-uals,

regardless of insurance status or ability to pay is .: D. EMTALA

80. in 1996 CMS developed the to reduce the

Medicare program's expenditures by detecting inappropriate codes submitted on claims, to pro- mote national coding methodologies, and to eliminate improper coding prac-tices.: B. The correct coding initiative

81. Information from a medical record is used to record the history of a pa-tient's health

care, to facilitate reimbursement from third parties, and ...: B. To assist attorneys seeking settlements in injury cases, other legal issues and research

82. Patient overpayments should not be refunded to the patient until the following

categories have been exhausted:: D. All of the answers are correct

83. The most important responsibilities of Patient Access is ensuring proper identification of

the patient by accurately spelling the patient's full name and ensuring the date of birth is correct and appropriate insurance plan has been selected.: A. TRUE

84. is a document signed by the patient in advance that authorizes a hospital to use

certain methods of treatment.: B. Advanced Directive

85. A physician order for a requested appointment must have the following:: C. ICD10 Code and

description

86. Who can give consent for treatment?: D. All of the answers are correct

87. The goals of the Utilization Review are to ensure health care services are medically

necessary, appropriate to the patient's condition and treatment and that each hospital day is

10 / 17 their compliance program based on their organizational needs.: B. Customize

98. Effective and aggressive

management of is essential to a robust revenue integrity program and in recent trends, it has moved from an "af-ter-the-fact" initiative to an effective prevention program.: A. Denials

99. Which statement below is NOT true?: D. An ABN must be given to the patient for self-admin-istered drugs.

100. Inpatient Medicaid stays that exceed the 90 day pre-certification will have to be re-

certified within prior to the 90th day.: C. 3 days

101. Tricare for Life is:: C. Always the secondary payer.

102. What is chapter 13 bankruptcy?: B. Wage earners proceedings where debtor allowed to reorganize debt

103. When a patient is determined to be eligible for retroactive Medicaid, a claim must be

filed:: A. Within 6 months of the month the retroactive eligibility is made.

104. Which of the following is NOT true regarding a Rural Health Clinic (RHC)?: D. It must provide

preventative services

105. Phrase used in the insurance industry to refer to the process of paying claims

submitted.: C. Adjudication

106. Best practice Time of Service Processes to reduce and manage denials includes:: D. All of

the answers are correct

107. Validating patient identity is crucial to the continuity of patient care, pa-tient safety

through the reduction of patient record errors and minimizing fraud to the healthcare facility.: A. TRUE

108. CPT stands for:: D. Current Procedural Terminology

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109. The for Georgia is Palmetto GBA.: B. Mac

110. The critical validation points and factors that determine if a hospital will be paid for its

services include(s):: D. Insurance verification and precertification

111. The Medicare rule that requires that all diagnostic services (regardless of the

diagnosis) and any related therapeutic (same diagnosis) outpatient services provided to a beneficiary three days prior to an inpatient admission to the same hospital or a hospital owned, operated or managed by the same hospital be included on the inpatient claim and not billed separately on an outpatient claim is called:: B. 72 hour rule

112. M

edical Necessity, untimely, and incorrect coding are examples of denials.: C. Hard

113. are federally funded plans offered on the healthcare.gov mar-ketplace.: D.

Exchange Plans

114. Hospitals that are determined by the Department of Justice for violating the False

Claim Act may be subject to entering a Corporate Integrity Agree-ment (CIA) and may be fined times the amount of the violation.: B. 3

115. Under the Affordable Care Act, plans that offer coverage to children on

their parents' plan must make the coverage available until the adult reaches the age of .: D. 26

116. Issues that are likely to cause a claim to fall "clean claim" testing are

often detected by .: C. Claim Scrubber

117. The basis for determining qualifications for indigent and/or charity care is the : D. Federal

Poverty Guidelines

118. A medical hospital lien must contain the following:: C. The amount of the hospital bill

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128. What form lets Medicare patients know that they may have to pay for a test or

procedure their doctor has ordered if Medicare refuses to pay?: D. ABN -Advanced Beneficiary Notice of Non-Coverage

129. Medicare credit balance reports should be submitted:: C. 30 days after the close of each quarter

130. Hospitals can use the legal theory of

to fight refund demands by an insurer.: C. Unjust enrichment

131. A person who dies

without a valid will is considered .: B. Intestate

132. Ambulatory payment classification is a method of reimbursement for

.: B. Outpatient Claims

133. The is the hospital inpatient notice given to all beneficiaries with

Medicare or a Medicare Managed Care plan that explains their rights while in the hospital and how they may file an appeal if they feel they are being discharged too soon.: A. IMM

134. Ambulance billing requires:: A. Pick up and destination modifiers

135. Medical necessity is an analysis of the medical treatment ordered to deter-mine if it is

reasonable and necessary, and provided in the most appropriate setting to meet the needs of the patient's illness or injury. Medicare has developed policies to determine if tests and procedures ordered are medically necessary. The policies are:: D. A&B

136. The benefits of the insurance plan of the parent whose birthday falls earlier in a year are

determined before those of the insurance plan of the parent whose birthday falls later in that year; but if both parents have the same birthday, the benefits of the insurance plan which covered one parent longer are determined before those of the insurer which covered the other

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137. Commercial insurance provides health care benefits to beneficia-

ries through a for-profit insurance company. Commercial carriers are charged-based carriers as opposed to cost-based payers. Two basic commer-cial insurance coverage's are individual or Direct Pay Health Care Plans and Group Healthcare Plans.: A. TRUE

138. In following up on an unpaid claim, simply asking for a status of the claim:: B. is

woefully insufficient (?)

139. Missing patient information can lead to incorrectly selecting the correct insurance

plan code.: A. TRUE

140. The following level II codes assigned by CMS are primarily used to identify products,

supplies, and services not in the CPT codes:: B. HCPCS Codes

141. The hospital participation agreement requires the hospital

to attempt to identify any other coverage the patient may have that could be primary to Medicare. Specific questions must be asked to determine if of the following could be primary over Medicare. Working Aged, Disabled, ESRD, Worker's compensation, Federal Black Lung, VA, Auto, No Fault, Medical and Liability, Law Enforcement and other government programs such as Research Grants. This is known as the questionnaire.: A. Medicare Secondary Payer

142. With few exceptions, any Tricare beneficiary who lives within the zip code

catchment areas of a uniformed Services Hospital must obtain a before Tricare will cover the cost of non-emergency inpatient care received from a civilian hospital.: D. NAS (Non-Availability Statement)

143. The OIG (office of inspector general) established seven steps for an ef-fective compliance

program. Which of the following are included in these steps?: A. Standard of conduct, policies and procedures, ongoing

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154. Which organization focuses on programs such as Pay for Performance (P4P), Provider

Profiling, Quality Indicators and Report Cards?: B. MCO's

155. Charges for Physician services are billed on a:: CMS 1500 Form

156. All employers

in the state of Georgia who have more than employees, in the same line of business are required to have workers compensation insurance O.C.G.A 34-9-2.: C. 3

157. Which steps should you take when dealing with a bankrupt debtor?: D. All of the answers are

correct

158. Sterilization procedures performed on Medicaid patients must occur be-tween

days after the appropriate form is signed.: B. 30-

159. What is chapter 7 bankruptcy?: C. complete discharge of all debts

160. In a physician practice, coding and charge capture are part of the:: B. Point of Service Revenue

Cycle

161. Hospital and Nursing facilities are required to submit the DMA Form 710

.: B. Quarterly

162. Medicare has parts:: D. 4

163. ABN stands for:: Advanced Beneficiary Notice of Non-Coverage

164. In the absence of statutes, regulations or national coverage policies, MAC's write to

address medical necessity policies.: B. Local Coverage Determinations (LCD's)

165. What type of bill would be used for an inpatient acute care hospital stay?: A. 11X

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166. The program was implemented by CMS in 2005 to identify and recover

improper payments made by CMS.: A. RAC

167. What is chapter 12 bankruptcy?: A. Bankruptcies for farmers

168. What criteria must a debt meet to be considered an allowable Medicare bed debt?: D. All

of the answers are correct

169. In a situation where the patient is unconscious and is taken to the emer-gency room,

the law states that the hospital can treat the patient. This is known as:: C. Implied consent - by law

170. Tricare Prime is for:: A. Beneficiaries who are not entitled to Medicare due to age (65)

171. Intentional

misrepresentations that can result in criminal prosecution, civil liability, and administrative sanctions are known as .: C. Fraud

172. Patient identity is typically initially validated via a government issued iden-tification

card such as:: Driver's license