Week 1 Midterm Exam: NR605 / NR
605 (Latest Update 2025 / 2026) Diagnosis & Management in Psychiatric-Mental Health across the Lifespan I Practicum | Questions & Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A - Chamberlain
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What are the standard components of documentation requirements in mental health?
Answer:
Chief complaint, history of present illness, review of systems, past psychiatric history, mental status exam, diagnostic formulation, and treatment plan.
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What must psychotherapy sessions include?
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Target symptoms, goals of therapy, method of monitoring outcomes, frequency of treatment.
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What clinical records are required to support psychotherapy documentation?
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Relevant medical history, results of diagnostic tests or procedures, prognosis or progress to date, estimated duration of treatment.
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What does CPT stand for?
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Clinical Procedural Terminology
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What are CPT codes used for?
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To communicate services completed to Medicare and other insurance companies for reimbursement.
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Can PMHNPs bill for stand-alone psychotherapy?
Answer:
Yes, using psychiatry specialty codes.
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What should be used if the encounter includes diagnosing and/or prescribing medications?
Answer:
A medical evaluation and management (E/M) base code with an add-on psychotherapy procedure code.
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epigenetics
Answer:
the study of how the environment and other factors change the way genes are expressed
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What are Medical Evaluation and Management Codes based on?
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The type of client, location of service, and level of service.
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What is the E/M code for a new client office/inpatient visit?
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20 3 / 4
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What is the E/M code for an established client office/outpatient visit?
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21
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What is the E/M code for a consultation for office/outpatient?
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24
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What is the E/M code for inpatient care?
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22
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What are the four levels of medical decision making (MDM)?
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Straightforward, low, moderate, or high
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