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When a claim is received from a hospital for clinic charges, there is often a room charge for the use of the facility and a separate physician charge. Which of the following is considered an appropriate handling procedure for such charges?

a. Always submit the claim to a claims examiner first. b. CPT® services are coded separately and subject to usual, customary, and reasonable (UCR) fees. c. If a hospital is billing for professional component charges separately from the actual lab or x-ray charges, make sure to keep them separate. d. If coded separately, the charge for physician treatment charges (professional fees) is not usually subject to UCR.

An occupational therapy (OT) practitioner is testing a client's wrist flexion strength. The client is able to flex the wrist to 50 degrees against gravity. What should the therapist do next in the as-sessment?

A. Apply resistance. B. Reposition the client to test in the gravity-minimized plane. C. Assist the client into full wrist flexion and then apply resistance. D. Flex the wrist passively to assess available range of motion.