The How to Use the Searchable Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Booklet (April 2014) Appendix, as well as the National Physician Fee Schedule Relative Value File Calendar Year 2014, provide a complete listing of modifiers and modifier indicator definitions.
Lacquer poisoning. Lacquer is a clear or colored coating (called a varnish) that is often used to give wooden surfaces a glossy look. Lacquer is dangerous to swallow. Breathing in the fumes for a long period is also harmful. This article is for information only.
Household Hazardous Waste. PAINT DISPOSAL. Paints commonly used in households: Water-based: latex - least harmful, pre-1992 paint may contain mercury; Oil-based: enamel, lacquer, shellac and varnish - contains solvents; Hobby or artist: coloring paints - may contain solvents or heavy metals; Aerosols: spray paints - contain solvents and propellants.