Taste Aversion Learning Can Occur with a Substantial Delay Between

question 6

Multiple Choice

Taste aversion learning can occur with a substantial delay between the taste and illness because

• A) taste aversion is a special form of learning that follows different rules.
• B) taste aversion is normal learning when we consider that no other relevant stimuli are likely to come between the CS and US.
• C) the stimuli are especially salient.
• D) a trace of a taste can linger for several hours.

Know the content and structure of the CMS-1500 form and its significance in secondary billing.

Comprehend the process and benefits of real-time adjudication and electronic eligibility in insurance billing.

Recognize the financial implications for patients using out-of-network services.

Familiarize with the posting requirements on patient accounts after insurance payments or adjustments.