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These 10 free CCC questions are organized by exam domain, so you can see how each part of the Florida Certified Roofing Contractor Exam blueprint is tested. Reveal the answer and explanation under each question.
Domain 1: Built-Up Roofs 15% of exam
Question 1
A September 2026 cardiology assessment lists hypertension, chronic diastolic heart failure, and end-stage renal disease. All three conditions affect the treatment plan. The physician does not state that the conditions are unrelated, but also does not write an explicit causal statement. Considering only these three diagnoses, which selection follows ICD-10-CM conventions?
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Correct answer: A - I13.2, I50.32, and N18.6
Question 2
During a hospitalization for sepsis, troponin rises and then falls. After reviewing the ECG, imaging, and clinical course, the cardiologist's final diagnosis is "acute nonischemic myocardial injury due to sepsis; myocardial infarction ruled out." The attending agrees, and no conflicting final diagnosis remains. For the myocardial finding itself, rather than the sepsis or its sequencing, which FY 2026 ICD-10-CM code belongs on the claim?
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Correct answer: D - I5A - Nonischemic myocardial injury
Domain 2: Shingles and Shakes 15% of exam
Question 3
An established patient visits the cardiologist for medication-related dizziness. The physician records 9 minutes reviewing records that morning, 22 minutes evaluating and counseling the patient, and 7 minutes completing the note that afternoon. A separately reported echocardiogram interpretation takes another 12 minutes. Clinical staff spend 9 minutes obtaining vital signs and reconciling medications. None of these activities overlap. When the September 2026 office E/M level is selected by time, what is reportable?
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Correct answer: A - 99214, using the 38 minutes spent on same-day E/M activities
Domain 3: Architectural Metal Roofs 10% of exam
Question 4
Dr. Rao initiated an Original Medicare patient's hypertension treatment and continues to manage the condition. At a 2026 follow-up in the group's nonfacility office, its employed nurse practitioner follows that established plan without a new complaint or treatment change. Dr. Rao is offsite. Dr. Lin, another physician in the same group, is in the office suite, immediately available, and provides the required supervision. The service otherwise meets incident-to requirements. The practice elects to submit an incident-to claim. Whose billing identity applies?
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Correct answer: D - Dr. Lin's NPI, because Dr. Lin supervised the service in the office
Question 5
In a hospital intensive care unit, a cardiologist and a nurse practitioner from the same group jointly manage an Original Medicare patient with cardiogenic shock. On one date in 2026, the NP provides 56 minutes and the cardiologist provides 24 minutes of qualifying critical care. These are distinct, nonoverlapping intervals; separately billable procedures are excluded. Both document their work and sign the record. Although the cardiologist approves the treatment plan, how should the split/shared critical care be attributed?
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Correct answer: C - To the NP with FS, based on the greater critical-care time
Domain 4: Single-ply Systems 15% of exam
Question 6
The PCI report describes one uninterrupted stenotic lesion extending from the proximal into the mid left anterior descending artery. After balloon predilation, the cardiologist covers the lesion with two overlapping drug-eluting stents. No branch is treated, and no atherectomy or chronic total occlusion intervention is performed. For this August 2026 procedure, select the coding for the LAD intervention itself.
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Correct answer: C - 92928-LD once, for one continuous lesion
Question 7
Nine days after implanting a dual-chamber pacemaker, the same physician takes an Original Medicare patient back to the hospital operating room for an unplanned correction of right atrial lead dislodgment. The pocket is reopened, the existing transvenous atrial lead is repositioned, and the original generator is reconnected. No new lead or generator is implanted. The original procedure's 90-day global period is still in effect. Identify the procedure-and-modifier combination for this 2026 return.
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Correct answer: C - 33215-78
Question 8
One ordered myocardial perfusion SPECT examination is completed using a two-day rest/stress protocol. The hospital supplies the equipment, technologists, and radiopharmaceuticals. The cardiologist interprets the rest and stress images together and signs a single final report, including the gated ventricular function findings. The claim under review is only for that physician's imaging interpretation, not stress-test supervision or ECG interpretation. Choose the appropriate reporting for the completed examination.
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Correct answer: B - 78452-26 once for the complete rest/stress examination
Domain 5: Modified Roofing Systems 15% of exam
Question 9
An ECG narrative states: "Regular sinus P waves at 88/min. Every other P wave conducts to the ventricles. Conducted beats have a constant PR interval of 170 ms. No other conduction pattern is captured." Without additional rhythm information, which term most precisely describes the recorded atrioventricular conduction?
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Correct answer: B - 2:1 second-degree AV block, with the Mobitz subtype undetermined
Domain 6: Concrete and Tile Roofs 10% of exam
Question 10
A 74-year-old with diabetes reports reproducible calf discomfort while walking that resolves with rest. The feet are warm, with no rest pain or tissue loss. The vascular laboratory records a resting right ankle-brachial index of 1.62. The cardiologist requests toe pressure and toe-brachial index testing with waveforms rather than accepting this as a normal result. What explains that decision?
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Correct answer: B - The ankle arteries are noncompressible, limiting the ABI's ability to assess arterial perfusion