The standard for submitting claims to insurance is:

Some services are performed by a nonphysician practitioner (such as a Physician Assistant)

These services are an integral yet incidental component of a physician's treatment. A physician must have personally performed an initial visit and must remain actively involved in the continuing care. Medicare requires direct supervision for these services to be billed. This is called A. "Technical component" billing. B. "Assignment" billing. C. "Incident to" billing. D. "Assistant" billing.

How is fetal lung fluid normally removed?

I. Squeezed out during vaginal delivery II. Absorbed by the pulmonary capillaries III. Absorbed by the lymphatic system IV. Removed by vigorous endobronchial suctioning by the delivery room staff a. I, II, III, and IV c. II and III only b. I, II, and III only d. I and II only