I need help with a few questions. Could you let me know if I'm going in the right direction.

1- CHAMPVA would be considered a primary payer for a patient who has ______ coverage.
A- Medicaid
B- fee-for-service
C- Medicare
D- SSI

Answer: A

2- You should record payments that are received from insurance companies on the
A- confidential patient information record
B- medical treatment record
C- routing slip
D- ledger card

Answer: D

3- When should you submit a claim to a secondary insurance company?
A- When a primary insurance company returns a claim for correction
B- When the patient authorizes you to do so
C- At the same time you submit the claim to the primary carrier
D- After you receive payment from the primary insurance company

Answer: C

4- When you're completing a CMS-1500 form for a fee-for-service insurance company, you should omit the patient's telephone number because
A- a patient's phone number is confidential information
B- the insurance company will already have the patient's number
C- the insurance company shouldn't contact the patient directly by phone
D- the phone number creates problems for scanners

Answer: A

5- Moat of the laws that govern Medicaid coverage are set by
A- the CMS
B- WHO
C- state governments
D- the federal government

Answer: A

6- CHAMPUS was created to provide insurance coverage primarily for
A- men & women on active duty in the armed forces
B- spouses & children of men & women on active duty
C- disabled veterans
D- retired veterans

Answer: B

7- In block #8 of the CMS-1500 form, the box labeled "full-time student" & "part-time student" is used for
A- patients who are dependent children of the subscriber
B- patients under the age of 18
C- patients who are at the age of majority but are still covered by their parents' insurance
D- patients who are dependent children with their own insurance coverage

Answer: C

8- What form should be attached to a CMS-1500 form submitted to a secondary insurance company
A- a copy of the CMS-1500 sent to the primary insurance company
B- an explanation of benefits
C- a copy of the patient's medical treatment card
D- a copy of the patient's ledger card

Answer: A

9- To provide nonemergency treatment to a CHAMPUS patient, the sponsor must obtain preauthorization if the
A- patient is new to the office
B- sponsor is within a 40-mile radius of a CHAMPUS treatment facility
C- patient has secondary insurance coverage
D- sponsor is treating the patient for an injury caused by an automobile accident

Answer: B

10- According to medical & dental associates' procedures, who should receive the bill for the portion of Ritchey's fee that's not covered by insurance?
A- ritchey bacon
B- melanie beeker
C- cheryl bacon
D- charles bacon

Answer: C

11- When you receive the medicaid payment for philip woods, which of the following actions should you take regarding the remainder of the bill?
A- send no more claims-you must accept what medicaid provides
B- send a bill for the remainder to the patient, philip woods
C- submit a second claim to medicare
D- submit a claim to the referring doctor, dr. lukosie

Answer: B

12- On the ADA for keith konklin, the number 333-2589 should be placed in block?
A- #7
B- #18
C- #19
D- #31

Answer: #7

13- Which of the following codes should include an indication of tooth 14 on the ADA?
A- 02330
B- 00120
C- 00220
D- 01110

Answer: D

14- Which of the following types of insurance form should you complete for terence james?
A- an ADA form
B- a CMS-1500 form
C- a form provided by the patient
D- a medicaid dental form

Answer: D

15- How many separate items should you list in block #31?
A- 1
B- 2
C- 4
D- 5

Answer: A

16- For blocks #24-#30, which one should be marked "yes" for bill williams?
A- block #24
B- block #25
C- block #27
D- block #28

Answer: B

3 answers

CHECKING MY ANSWERS ANY HELP CHECKING THEM PLEASE
1-C
2-B
3-D
4B
5A
6A
7D
8B
9C
10.C
11A
12A
13A
14D
15B
16B
17C
18 A
19B
20.C
21C
22D
23B
24A
25A
26C
27C
28C
29C
30B
31A
32D
33C
34C
35A
36C
37D
38B
39B
40A
41A42D
43D
44C
45B
any help????
Three quarters of your answers are wrong.I guess you are not reading the book