1. ________ To record (or transfer) financial entries to an account on a ledger, check register, or daysheet. Can be done by hand or computerized. 2. ________ Approval signature on the reverse side of a check that acknowledges receiving the money. Can be restrictive. 3. ________ The act of proving accuracy of all transactions that have occurred in a checking account 4. ________ An amount paid. 5. ________ Amount billed for a professional service (is now more commonly known a fee) 6. ________ An individual financial record that includes charges, payments, and balance owed for one patient only 7. ________ A list of medical procedures and services with amounted charged. 8. ________ A small amount of cash that is readily available for minor office expenses. 9. __ ______ Amount of money owed to a creditor such as an electric bill or the amount owed to Staples for office supplies. 10. ________ Amount owed (or unpaid)on a visit charges after insurance payment, patient co-pay, and adjustments have been posted. 11. ________ A terms that means that there is not enough money in a bank account to cover the amount of a check (another name for a bounced check) 12. ________ Total