During this three-hour program, drug administration coding and billing expert Jugna Shah, MPH, will guide participants through a 25-question review of injection and infusion basics.* Participants will be able to submit their answers in real time and see how their responses compare to their peers. Shah will explain the answers, and participants will have an opportunity after this first segment to ask further questions.

Here's some of the questions included in the review, do you know the answers?

1. If a patient pulls out an IV or it infiltrates and a new IV is started, we can charge for a new initial service and report it with modifier -59?

   • True or False?

2. The administration of monoclonal antibodies and biologic response modifiers should be reported with:

   • Chemotherapy administration codes

   • Non-chemotherapy administration codes

   • Not sure

   • Depends

3. How much infusion time has to overlap in order to report an infusion as concurrent?

   • All of the time

   • Some of the time

   • Most of the time

   • Not sure

   • Depends
     

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