Or. Admin. R. 410-148-0320 - Billing Quantities, Metric Quantities and Package Sizes
(1) Use the
following metric conversions when billing;
(a) Fluid Ounce -- 30 ml;
(b) Pint -- 480 ml;
(c) Quart -- 960 ml;
(d) Gallon -- 3,840 ml;
(e) Ounce (solids) -- 30 gm;
(f) Pound (solids) -- 454 gm.
(2) Use the following units when
billing products:
(a) Solid substances (e.g.,
powders, creams, ointments, etc.), bill per gram;
(b) Solid substances that are reconstituted
with a liquid (e.g., dry powder ampules and vials) such as antibiotic vials or
piggybacks must be billed in metric quantity of one each;
(c) Tablets, capsules, suppositories,
lozenges, packets bill per each unit. Oral contraceptives are to be billed per
each table;
(d) Diagnostic supplies
(e.g., chemstrips, clinitest tabs), bill per each unit;
(e) Injectables that are prepackaged syringe
(e.g., tubex, carpujects), bill per ml;
(f) Medical Supplies (e.g., Testape, Cordran
tape) bill in metric quantity of one each;
(g) Prepackaged medications and unit doses
must be billed per unit (tablet or capsule). Unit dose liquids are to be billed
by ml;
(h) Fractional ml liquid
doses (e.g., flu vaccine, pneumovax, etc.) use unique codes and bill per each
dose;
(i) Fractional units: If no
unique codes are available, round quantity up to the next whole unit (e.g.,
3.5gm to 4.0 gm; 7.2 ml up to 8 ml).
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 413.042
Stats. Implemented: ORS 414.065
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