2. For the average patient, which would be the preferred health insurance plan, indemnity or managed care? Why?
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2 If a patient has bunions on both feet repaired during the same operation, why must you use modifier 50?
1. Should medical insurance policies restrict certain excluded services? Why or why not?
1. Should the gender rule be used to determine primary insurance for dependent children? Why or why not?
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1. As a consumer of healthcare services, what advantages and disadvantages are there to electronic health records?
3. Why can't the provider simply code office visits by time spent with the patient?
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