Noor Bank Interview Questions and Answers

Represents initial hospital care of the neonate (28 days or younger) who is not critically ill but requires intensive observation, frequent interventions, and other intensive care services. These services include intensive cardiac and respiratory monitoring, continuous and/or frequent vital sign

Intensive care services. These services include intensive cardiac and respiratory monitoring, continuous and/or frequent vital sign monitoring, heat maintenance, enteral and/or parenteral nutritional adjustments, laboratory and oxygen monitoring, and constant observation by the health

Reported with codes for initial hospital care (XXXXX). Some infants may require intensive care services but do not meet the CPT definition of critically ill or injured required for reporting of critical care services. (For the definition of critically ill or injured see the Critical Care Services subsection of CPT before codes XXXXX.)