Fill in the blanks in the following payment situations: 1A Participating Provider with no remaining deductible Physician's standard fee: $320 TRICARE fee: $235 Patient pays 20%: $47 TRICARE pays 80%: $188 Provider adjustment (write-off): $0 1B Participating Provider with remaining deductible Physician's standard fee: $320 TRICARE fee: $235 Patient pays remaining deductible ($100): $100 Patient pays 20% remaining charge: $47 TRICARE pays 80% remaining charge: $188 Provider adjustment (write-off): $0
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