Dabs â also known as butane hash oil (BHO), honey oil, budder, shatter, and wax â is a highly concentrated extract of marijuanaâs psychoactive ingredient tetrahydrocannabidiol, or THC. It is thick gummy, and brownish-green, and looks like hot candle wax thatâs been spilled onto a piece of paper and left to dry. When smoked through a modified bong (water pipe), it induces an instantaneous, powerful high that some users have described as being like the first time they smoked weed.
A follow-up system is a way of con-. trolling the flow of patient information and. appointments through the medical office. It includes tracking of results, referrals to. specialists, appointments and telephone. calls that require follow-up. The goal is to. manage clinical information, medical. records and paperwork to ensure that all. information is available to the physician. for clinical decision making.
According to American Medical Association and Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) guidelines, all of these codes are follow-up codes that require two of three elements (history, exam, and medical decision-making) be met or exceeded to bill for the specified level. These codes also represent follow-up services. As you can see from the accompanying chart, some levels of established outpatient and subsequent observation codes have similar required elements. The elements for 99212 are similar to those of 99224, and the elements for 99214 are the same as those for 99225.