The CDF can change many things about how _______________appear on the claim, including maximum quantities and when to combine them onto 1 line.

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The main idea here is how line items are displayed on a claim and how the CDF controls their presentation, including how many units are shown and when multiple items can be collapsed into a single line. Line items are the individual services or bundles billed on a claim, each with its own quantity, unit, and rate. The CDF can tailor how those line items appear—setting the maximum quantity shown for a line and deciding when separate items should be merged onto one line to keep the claim concise.

Line descriptions refer to the text description of each service, which the CDF might format, but the specific details about quantities and merging are about the line-item level. Procedures and charges are the codes and monetary amounts tied to the line items, respectively; while the CDF influences overall display, the described capability—adjusting quantities and merging onto one line—directly concerns line items.