Question

#21 based on the build in the screenshot, what information will file into the system?

select all that apply (1 pt)
a. member id
b. group number
c. subscriber name
d. primary care copay

Explanation:

Analyze the table configuration

The screenshot shows a "Table Content" mapping configuration table with columns: #, Mnemonic, Data Type, INI, Item, and Header.

• Row 1: _Separator-Datapull (no INI or Item mapped)
• Row 2: SUBNAME, INI: CVG, Item: 2030, Header: Name
• Row 3: SUBID, INI: CVG, Item: 220, Header: Subscriber ID
• Row 4: MEMID, INI: CVG, Item: 311, Header: Member Insurance ID
• Row 5: GRPNO, INI: CVG, Item: 270, Header: Group Number
• Row 6: _PRIMARYCOPAY-DATAPULL (no INI or Item mapped)
• Row 7: _ERCOPAY-DATAPULL (no INI or Item mapped)

Determine which fields will file into the system

For data to file into the system database, it must be mapped to a specific database INI and Item number.

• SUBNAME (Subscriber Name) maps to CVG 2030.
• SUBID (Subscriber ID) maps to CVG 220.
• MEMID (Member ID) maps to CVG 311.
• GRPNO (Group Number) maps to CVG 270.
• _PRIMARYCOPAY-DATAPULL and _ERCOPAY-DATAPULL do not have an INI or Item mapped, meaning they are data pull placeholders/extensions that do not directly file into database items in this configuration.

Match with the given options

The options are:

• A. Member ID (Mapped to CVG 311 \(

ightarrow\) Will file)

• B. Group Number (Mapped to CVG 270 \(

ightarrow\) Will file)

• C. Subscriber Name (Mapped to CVG 2030 \(

ightarrow\) Will file)

• D. Primary Care Copay (No INI/Item mapped \(

ightarrow\) Will not file)

Answer:

• A. Member ID (Correct answer)
• B. Group Number (Correct answer)
• C. Subscriber Name (Correct answer)
• D. Primary Care Copay