Option: LRBE PANEL CPT REPORT

This option is designed to be reviewed by billing department and/or the
report will provide an alphabetical list of active laboratory procedures 
that have CPT codes. There are multiple report sorting options provided; 
all are printed in the same format. The data printed is determined by 
certain fields in the Laboratory Test (#60) file and WKLD CODE (#64) file.
Consult patch LR*5.2*291 documentation for coding guidelines.
There are two forms of the report depending if the test is panel or 
atomic. This is an example of a AMA Compliant panel test.
Legend: IEN of test = Test Name
       CPT code  CPT code name  [Field location where the CPT is located]*
Lab service to determine if laboratory file setup complies with billing
'*' Indicates this is a AMA Compliant panel.
If test is a panel: a listing of the atomic tests
*********** r = Required Test [IEN of test] Test Name
372  =  LYTES
        80051  ELECTROLYTE PANEL  [DEFAULT SITE/SPECIMEN CPT]*
372 = LYTES
**********     r[176]  SODIUM
               r[177]  POTASSIUM
guidelines and regulations. This option should be assigned to persons 
               r[178]  CHLORIDE
               r[179]  CO2
The second form is for atomic test. This form includes CPT codes by 
specimen if the test has SITE/SPECIMEN  (multiple) entries.
176 = r SODIUM  
        84295  ASSAY OF SERUM SODIUM  [WKLD CODE-84295.0000]
176 = r SODIUM   (SPEC) = URINE
        84300  ASSAY OF URINE SODIUM  [WKLD CODE-84300.0000]
involved with lab billing compliance including all applicable lab staff
176 = r SODIUM   (SPEC) = SERUM
        84295  ASSAY OF SERUM SODIUM  [WKLD CODE-84295.0000]
176 = r SODIUM   (SPEC) = PLASMA
        84295  ASSAY OF SERUM SODIUM  [WKLD CODE-84295.0000]
If the procedure has SITE/SPECIMEN (#100) field, each specimen will also 
be indicated
(SPEC) = Specimen name from TOPOGRAPHY FIELD (#61) file.
(e.g. LIM, Lab Manager, AO, etc.).
This option will print CPT codes that will be passed to PCE based on the 
Laboratory Billing Aware PCE reporting hierarchy. This report should be 
used to assist proper CPT coding of laboratory test and panels. This