The attached case study will assess what you have learned from Chapters 10 and 14. You will be filling out a CMS 1500 form (link provided below). You will need to open the form, complete it and save the document as FirstName_LASTNAME.pdf. Some Mac users were not able to submit the document accurately so please make sure that you save it as a .pdf. You may want to re-open prior to sending it to me to ensure that all the information appears. If you do not save your document according to the format I have listed above it will be an automatic 10 point deduction.    Test Chapter 10 and 14 Case Study.pdf  form-cms1500-2.pdf 

The collective function of the cremaster and dartos muscles is ______________________. 

Instructions: Medicare allows patients to pay either a coinsurance amount (20 percent of the charge for procedures and services) or a fixed copayment amount, whichever is less, for hospital outpatient services that are participating providers. For each of the following, calculate the amount the patient is required to pay to the hospital for the outpatient service provided. (The patient has already met the annual deductible required by the payer.) Medicare Coinsurance and Copayment Amounts for Hospital Outpatient Services: Sally Jones underwent outpatient surgery to have one mole removed from the upper back. The charge was $65. The fixed copayment amount for this type of procedure, adjusted for wages in the geographic area, is $15. How much is the patient required to pay to the hospital for the outpatient service provided? $ 

Coding compliance programs include written policies and procedures, routine coding audits and monitoring and compliance-based education and training. As a minimum, how often should written policies and procedures be updated?

Social mobility is movement upward or downward within a system of inequality.

Which is part of an effective coding compliance program because it helps ensure accurate and thorough patient record documentation?

Social mobility is movement upward or downward within a system of inequality.

In “Nickeled and Dimed,” Barbara Ehrenreich investigates how the working poor have trouble making it, and she finds that

Which part of the SOAP note contains the chief complaint and the patient’s description of the presenting problem?

Medicare beneficiaries can also obtain supplemental insurance to help cover costs not reimbursed by the original Medicare plan. This type of coverage is called __________.