In a parent/child code relationship, the shared content is repeated in each sequence of the code and description.

CPT codes and descriptive terms are used for processing claims and developing guidelines for medical review.

The Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 was the first time the CMS mandated the use of CPT codes for reporting outpatient surgical procedures.

All CPT codes contain seven characters consisting of UPPERCASE letters and numbers.

The CPT code set is made up of Category I codes, Category II codes, and Category III codes. Which description below best describes the purpose of Category II codes?

CPT codes that are designed to measure performance of procedures and services are developed by which of the following organizations?

Category I CPT codes are made up of:

Category II codes may have up to three denomination exclusion modifiers appended. What exclusions does Modifier 2P identify?

The purpose of Category III codes is to describe which of the following?

The Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) consists of two levels: Level I, which is the CPT code set, and Level II, which represents medical supplies, durable medical goods, nonphysician services, and services not represented in the Level I code set. Which of the following were developed to be used with both HCPCS levels?