The Ethnographic Interview Is Different from the Sociological or Psychological

question 45

Multiple Choice

The ethnographic interview is different from the sociological or psychological interview because the:

• A) interviewer and the subject almost always speak different first languages.
• B) ethnographic interview is much narrower in scope.
• C) ethnographic interview always focuses on the experiences of a single individual.
• D) ethnographic interview is typically used alone without other sources of data.
• E) ethnographic interview involves large groups of people.

Recognize and apply the appropriate codes for various procedures, services, and diagnoses.

Identify the role and application of HCPCS Level I (CPT) and Level II codes.

Grasp and apply the general rules of coding, including sequencing, specificity, and the use of indexes and tables.

Understand the concepts of medical necessity, upcoding, downcoding, and their implications in medical coding and billing.

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