Case Description 5 Jane invests a lumpsum in an ETF that tracks Russell 2000 Index for five years. The annual returns, net of fees and other expenses, for this ETF are: Profit of 18.37% in Year 1, Loss of 1.57% in Year 2, Loss of 33.79% in Year 3, Profit of 27.17% in Year 4, and Profit of 26.85% in Year 5.   Answer questions 22 through 23 using the information provided in Case Description 5.

23.  What is the average annual return (in %)?

Your next evaluation scheduled has “right CVA” written on the script and not much else. Based on what you know of brain lateralization, what can you most likely expect to see with clinical presentation?

For unassigned claims, the payment for services rendered is expected

Excludes 2 in ICD-10-CM is an indication that

The primary diagnosis in ICD-10-CM coding is listed

Patients will have the same chart number when

What information must be documented in the patient’s financial record when communicating with payers?

Identify the means by which practices can be sure that all visits have been entered in the practice management program.

Patients who elect to pay a higher copayment, greater coinsurance, or both, are most likely visiting a