BUSI 323 Exam 1 Liberty University
- True or False? Since most hospitals are not-for-profit, they are not generally business oriented.
- True or False? All outpatient procedures have an assigned ambulatory payment classification code.
- True or False? One of the advantages of a nonprofit organization compared with an investor-owned company is that the investor-owned company is subject to federal income taxes.
- True or False? Data in the medical record is the primary source for documenting the provision of services.
- True or False? Governmental healthcare organizations are able to raise funds through equity investments.
- True or False? A hospital that is caring for a Medicare patient on an outpatient basis generally can increase its reimbursement by providing additional services.
- True or False? Some benefits under Medicare Part A include hospital stays, skilled
- True or False? The earnings of an investor-owned corporation can be subject to double taxation.
- True or False? Claims editing is initiated once the claim has been submitted to the payer for payment.
- True or False? A hospital that is caring for a Medicare patient on an inpatient basis generally can increase its reimbursement by providing additional services.
- In most HCOs, the largest percentage of payments comes from which of the following?
- What type of codes are referred to as current procedure terminology (CPT) codes that have been developed and maintained by the American Medical Association?
- Which of the following is defined as direct coding of HCPCS codes into the charge master?
- ICD-10-PCS codes are used to report which of the following?
- Larger bundles across multiple providers have recently been created for payment purposes. Which of the following refers to these larger bundles because they involve a longer duration of patient care and involve more providers?
- What factors contribute to the complexity of the revenue cycle in health care?
- What is the main difference between the fee-for-service and capitation reimbursement methods?
- What are the three primary forms of legal business organization? What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of each form?
- What is the difference in the financial management responsibilities of the controller and treasurer?
- What is charge explosion?
- What is meant by the “revenue cycle”?
- What is the registration process, including the activities that comprise it?
- What are primary uses of financial information?
- What are the six elements that should be present, at a minimum, in all charge masters?
- Is profit maximization the same thing as shareholder wealth maximization?
- What is the objective of investor-owned (for-profit) firms?
- What are the objectives of not-for-profit firms?
- What is the primary distinction between prospective payment and retrospective payment?
- What are the primary responsibilities of the financial manager?