What does AD-B0 indicate in the mapping?

What does AD-B0 indicate in the mapping?

• A. 0-0A
• B. AC- Attachment Control Number
• C. AD-B0
• D. B3

Answer: (C)

AD-B0 is a mapping label used in UB-04 data mapping. The first part, AD, denotes the data element related to Admission, and the suffix B0 is a qualifier that tells the mapping how to handle or format that value in the UB-04 output. Put simply, AD-B0 identifies the source data for the admission information and the rule for its mapping in this schema. The other tokens refer to different mapping elements, so AD-B0 is the correct descriptor for what this item indicates.

AD-B0 is a mapping label used in UB-04 data mapping. The first part, AD, denotes the data element related to Admission, and the suffix B0 is a qualifier that tells the mapping how to handle or format that value in the UB-04 output. Put simply, AD-B0 identifies the source data for the admission information and the rule for its mapping in this schema. The other tokens refer to different mapping elements, so AD-B0 is the correct descriptor for what this item indicates.