CRC EXAM NEWEST 2024-2025 ACTUAL EXAM

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CRC EXAM NEWEST 2024-2025 ACTUAL EXAM

COMPLETE 200 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT

DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)

|ALREADY GRADED A+

Which type of documentation can be used to support diagnoses reported under risk adjustment models?

  • Inpatient admission note
  • CT scan results
  • CBC lab test
  • Comprehensive problem list - ANSWER- a. Inpatient admission note

Which statement is TRUE regarding diagnosis codes and assigned HCCs?

  • all diagnosis are assigned an HCC.
  • all chronic illness are assigned an HCC.
  • not all diagnosis codes are assigned an HCC.
  • all acute exacerbations of an acute illness are assigned an HCC. -
  • ANSWER- c. not all diagnosis codes are assigned an HCC

Where can a list of diagnosis mappings to HCCs be located?

  • OIG website.
  • CMS website.
  • OCR website. 1 / 4
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  • QPP website. - ANSWER- b. CMS website.

Which of the following is TRUE regarding the risk adjustment model by HHS?

  • States are mandated to use the Medicare HCCs.
  • States can either use the federal methodology or propose an alternate
  • for certification by HHS.

  • States can either use the federal methodology or exclude risk
  • adjustment logic from reimbursement.

  • States can determine their own policy for payment without a risk
  • adjustment component. - ANSWER- b. States can either use the federal methodology or propose an alternate for certification by HHS.

When reporting a code for retinopathy, must the coder find documentation from an ophthalmologist in order to code the condition as an active condition?

  • yes, speciality specific diagnosis can only be reported by a specialist.
  • yes, ophthalmologist must diagnosis all eye related conditions.
  • No, any approved provider can validate any diagnosis.
  • No only PCP can provide supporting documentation for reported
  • diagnoses. - ANSWER- c. No, any approved provider can validate any diagnosis.

Under the Affordable Care Act(ACA), can health plans change the premium rate based on a patient's health status where patients with more complex medical issues are required to pay a higher premium than patients with less complex medical issues? 2 / 4

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  • Yes, as long as the more complex medical conditions are documented.
  • Yes, as long as the patient discloses the information when enrolling in
  • a plan on the health care exchange.

  • No, health plans can not charge different premiums based on health
  • status.

  • No, health plans are prohibited from participating in the ACA risk
  • adjustment model. - ANSWER- c. No, health plans can not charge different premiums based on health status.

How often is the normalization factor adjusted?

  • monthly
  • twice per year
  • yearly
  • as needed - ANSWER- c. yearly
  • RA must be compared to average FFS expenses and rates. The purpose of the FFS normalization adjustment issue that CMS payments are based on a population with an average risk score of 1.0. This s the national average. Annually, Medicare normalizes the risk scores to maintain an average res score of 1.0.

Risk adjustment models are used to:

  • Limit coverage of chronic conditions.
  • Determine projected costs of healthcare based on conditions of
  • patients.

  • Determine the return on investment for developing proactive disease
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  • Limit the coverage of hospital admissions. - ANSWER- b. Determine
  • projected costs of healthcare based on conditions of patients.

What are the extra risk adjustment values or factors added when a patient has more than one major significant diagnosis identified in the model?

  • interactions
  • risk factors.
  • demographic variances
  • exceptions - ANSWER- a. interactions
  • Interactions are extra risk adjustment values or factors added when a patient has more than one major significant diagnosis identified in the model. These interactions add value because it is understood that having a combination of some diagnoses together increase clinical risk and associated costs of care.

Each year, Medicare normalizes risk scores to maintain an average of what? - ANSWER- 1.0

What does the abbreviation CDPS indicate?

  • Chronic Disability Provider Services
  • Chronic Diagnosis Processing System
  • Chronic Disability Payment System
  • Chronic Disability Payment System - ANSWER- c. Chronic
  • Disability Payment System CDPS is the RA model used by Medicaid

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