Assessment Descriiption Each student who participates in the eligibility process for special education services is unique. The Multidisciplinary Evaluation

1.(Rebecca)Reality tv shows are all the craze these days. The Voice is

1.(Rebecca)Reality tv shows are all the craze these days. The Voice is popular for singers much like Dancing with the Stars is popular for dancing. Shows like these play a major role in today’s world. It is easy to say these shows almost give a young star a golden ticket, however those performers are still working really hard to make it to where they need and want to be. Those looking to audition for Dancing with the Stars have a role of encouragement for these performers. They are still practicing day in and day out hoping to nail that routine to impress the judges. But they are also aware that they’re on television; EVERYONE is watching. I think reality shows are keeping up with modern times and helping keep the art alive with as many eyes on it as possible. Dancing With the Stars are celebrities dancing with partners and entering to win. It is fun to see those we may not think can dance, actually dance. They are practicing and get those steps just right. They are also bringing viewers in to watch that may not necessarily be watching had they not been on it. Their fanbase helps keep them interested, which introduces that viewer with a routine or style of dance they may not have been interested in beforehand I think shows like these are great, as I stated with modern times, it is a fun way of keeping people interested in the art and introducing others into it as well.

2.(Hayley)Professional dancers have always had a specific look to maintain as an expectation from the audience. The things these dancers do to obtain a expected look are intense and many of time break them down mentally as well as physically. In the video, Misty explains that the desired look audiences expect to see from these dancers are primarily very thin, white woman. She explained that growing up she had a hard time excepting the color of her skin in the dance world because she was different from the other dancers. “Woman in ballet have been told to lighten their skin, to shade their nose in a certain way so that they look white.” This quote Misty said during her interview shows how demanding and how wrong the ballet industry was back then. This also shows how much pressure dancers had to look a certain way or to have a specific aesthetic in order to continue their dancing careers. Misty said that she felt alone in the industry because she was singled out for the color of her skin and was not able to preform in certain acts. This interview has taught me how dancers with different skin tones were treated and how awfully demanding these industries were. 

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Prescription Processing Question 1 (5 points) According to the insurance card, how

Assessment Descriiption Each student who participates in the eligibility process for special education services is unique. The Multidisciplinary Evaluation Writing Assignment Help Prescription Processing

Question 1 (5 points)

According to the insurance card, how much would John Doe pay for a generic prescription?
 

Question 1 options:

a) 

$20

b) 

$15

c) 

$99

d) 

$75

Question 2 (5 points)

The Drug Listing Act of 1972 began the process of giving every drug a unique code for identification; this is often referred to as the drug’s

Question 2 options:

a) 

Serial Code.

b) 

Product Code.

c) 

National Drug Code.

d) 

Member ID Number.

Question 3 (5 points)

According to the prescription, Kenneth Sharpe should be taking one tablet of Lipitor 40 mg

Question 3 options:

a) 

four times a day.

b) 

once per day at bedtime.

c) 

twice a day.

d) 

before a meal.

Question 4 (5 points)

Mr. Markum’s brand-name prescription costs $60; the generic prescription of this drug costs $15.  When entering the difference in the Per. Of Cost Diff. Between Brand & Generic Paid field, you would enter

Question 4 options:

a) 

75%

b) 

25%

c) 

60%

d) 

50%

Question 5 (5 points)

Which of the following is one reason a prescription might not be transferable to a pharmacy in another state?

Question 5 options:

a) 

Pharmacies in different states have the right to decline prescription transfers.

b) 

The patient hasn’t provided preapproval authorization from the out-of-state pharmacy.

c) 

The patient’s physician has not approved the prescription transfer.

d) 

Each state has specific regulations that affect transfers of medicine.

Question 6 (5 points)

According to the information provided on the DAA Health Care insurance card shown, John Doe’s insurance is provided through

Question 6 options:

a) 

his employer.

b) 

Medicare Part D.

c) 

the military.

d) 

a state health plan.

Question 7 (5 points)

The carrier ID may also be referred to as the

Question 7 options:

a) 

required prescriber identification number.

b) 

process control number.

c) 

electronic billing option.

d) 

brand discount copay.

Question 8 (5 points)

A drug utilization review (DUR) message appears while entering a drug for Mr. Carter.  This DUR should be reviewed by the _______ before the medication is dispensed.

Question 8 options:

a) 

insurance provider

b) 

patient

c) 

pharmacist

d) 

prescribing physician

Question 9 (5 points)

Each National Drug Code (NDC) assigned to a drug has a unique _______-digit number used for identification.

Question 9 options:

a) 

6

b) 

10

c) 

12

d) 

8

Question 10 (5 points)

The name of the person whom you would speak to for refill authorization is entered into which of the following fields?

Question 10 options:

a) 

Name

b) 

Phone

c) 

Contact

d) 

Doctor

Question 11 (5 points)

Which of the following prescription payment types have specific requirements for processing a medication claim?

Question 11 options:

a) 

Medicaid

b) 

Workers’ Compensation

c) 

Social Security

d) 

TRICARE

e) 

Medicare

Question 12 (5 points)

Use the information provided to match the following NDCs with the correct drug name.
 
                                                                        

Question 12 options:

1234

00002-1433-01

1234

00002-1445-11

1234

00002-1434-01

1234

00002-1200-01

1.

TRULICITY 0.75 MG/0.5 ML PEN

2.

TRULICITY 1.5 MG/0.5 ML PEN

3.

AMYVID VIAL

4.

TALTZ 80 MG/ML AUTOINJECTOR

Question 13 (5 points)

Use the information provided on the insurance card to match the following to the correct label.
 
 
 

Question 13 options:

1234

Jake Sample

1234

$25.00

1234

ABC000000000

1234

$10/20/40

1.

Card holder

2.

ID#

3.

Office visit copay

4.

RX Benefit

Question 14 (5 points)

Put the following steps for verifying drug identity in proper order.

Question 14 options:

12345

Type the first three letters of the drug and select OK to select the correct drug and dosage.

12345

Select the Find
icon at the top left of the Drugs dialog box.

12345

Select the Drug
button located on the left side of the screen.

12345

Select the Edit
icon to view the Drug NDC box and see the general description of the medication.

12345

Access the main screen of Visual SuperScript.

Question 15 (5 points)

Which of the following are tab names on the Insurance Plans form?

Question 15 options:

a) 

Pricing Parameters

b) 

Max Refills

c) 

Insurance Plan Data

d) 

Electronic Billing Options

Question 16 (5 points)

What information should be recorded for each drug entered in the Other Drugs tabs?

Question 16 options:

a) 

Prescribing doctor

b) 

Start date

c) 

Estimated days of supply

d) 

Copay

Question 17 (5 points)

Match each of the following terms with the correct definitions.

Question 17 options:

1234

Sig (Signa)

1234

Superscription

1234

Inscription

1234

Subscription

1.

The symbol RX, means “Take this.”

2.

Includes the medication name, strength, dosage form, and how much is needed or how many days to supply.

3.

Includes directions if the medication needs special preparations.

4.

Special language or code that requires interpretation

Question 18 (5 points)

Which of the following are examples of DME and non-DME devices, or supplies?

Question 18 options:

a) 

Lancets

b) 

Strips

c) 

Blood glucose meter

d) 

Penicillin

e) 

Bactroban 2%

Question 19 (5 points)

Place the following steps for transferring a prescription in Visual Superscript in the proper order.

Question 19 options:

12345

Select XFER OUT to create a record of the transferred prescription.

12345

Select Xfer Out (Transfer Out).

12345

Key in the customer’s name in the CUSTOMER data entry field.

12345

Put a checkmark in the checkbox of the prescription that should be transferred to another pharmacy.

12345

Select Fill RX’s to open the Prescription Processing form, and select the arow to scroll down to MISC (Miscellaneous).

Question 20 (5 points)

Which of the following are examples over-the counter medications?

Question 20 options:

a) 

Wound care supplies

b) 

Prednisone

c) 

Amoxicillin

d) 

Cough syrup

e) 

Vitamins

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History

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