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| The supplementary classifications in ICD-9-CM are the: |
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| What term is used in a code descriptor in the "taburar list of diseases and injuries" that should be interpreted as "and/or" by the coder? |
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| The condition established after study to occassion the admission of the patient to the hospital. |
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| The patient is seen in her family physician's office for complaints of dizziness, sweating, and extensive brusing. The physician documents her impression as "rule out diabetes mellitus" and orders appropriate testing. How will the encounter be coded? |
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| dizziness, sweating, extensive brusing |
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| The basic message of which of the following instructional notes, found the "Tabular List of Diseases and Injuries," is "code this condition elsewhere." |
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| The discharged inpatient diagnostic statement (Discharge Summary) reads "rule out diabetes mellitus." Diabetes mellitus should be: |
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| Parentheses enclose terms throughout ICD-9-CM that are included int eh code but need not be stated in documentation as they do not affect coe assignment in any way. These terms which serve as reassurance that the correct code has been selected are referred to as: |
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| This will always govern the selection of the principal diagnosis for inpatient admission: |
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| circumstance of admission |
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| When 1 code describes 2 concurrent conditions, you are required to: |
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| Use the combination code only |
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| A code title in the "Tabular List of Diseases and Injuries" that is listed in an italicized bold font is a: |
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A patient is admitted with chest pain. The patient has a history of prior gastroesophageal reflux, but he indicates this pain is different. The patient had been lifting weights earlier int he day. A coronary etiology is worked up but found to be negative. The patient was given antacids and pain medication to ease the symptoms. The physician lists the diagnosis "chest pain due to costochondritis vs. indigestion"
What codes are reported for the above scenario?
| 536.8 |
Indigestion |
| 733.6 |
Costochondritis |
| 786.50 |
Chest pain, unspecified |
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| In slanted brackets in the alpha index, always sequenced second and must be used with the first code, will either say "in diseases classified elsewhere" or "use additional code" |
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| If the same condition is described as both acute and chronic and separate subentries exist in the ICD-9-CM Alphabetic Index at the same indentation: |
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| The would both be coded and the acute condition is sequenced first |
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| Codes that contain the abbreviation "NOS" in their description are to be used: |
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| when the coder lacks sufficient information to assign a more specific code. |
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| The following diagnosit statement was documented by the physician: "acute anterior wall myocardial infarction." Which of the following is the main term that will need to be referenced int eh "Alphabetic Index to Diseases and Injuries" to locate the appropriate diagnosis code? |
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| Conditions that are not an integral part of a diagnosed disease process: |
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| These modifiers, known as subterms in the "Alphabetic Index to Diseases and Injuries," are also referred to as which of the following? |
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| Codes that include the abbreviation NEC, which itself can be found in both the Alphabetic Index and the Tabular List, indicates: |
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| that ICD-9-CM does not provide a specific code for the patient's condition |
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| The coding of late effects normally requires two codes: one for the residual condition, and one for: |
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| The cause of the residual condition |
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| Brackets ([]) are used in the Tabular List to enclose: |
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| synonyms, alternative wording, or explanatory phrases |
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| Acute and chronic maxillary sinusitis |
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| pelvic arthritis due to lyme disease |
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| pneumonia due to chlamydia |
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| According to the UHDDS, a procedure that is surgical in nature, carries a procedural or anesthetic risk, or requires specialized training, is defined as a: |
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| with both ICD-9-CM diagnosis codes and V codes |
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| ICD-9-CM procedure codes are required to be reported in which of the following settings? |
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| When an open biopsy is followed by a more extensive definitive procedure, the coder reports: |
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| the extensive definitive procedure and the open biopsy |
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| E codes are mandatory for adverse reactions due to: |
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| Drugs, medicinal agents, and biological substances causing adverse effects in therapeutic use. |
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| What is used to surgically divert fluids from one part of the body to another part of the body? |
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| E codes are never used as: |
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| Which instructional note is used to indicate an additional code should be assigned if the referenced procedure is performed? |
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| E codes are used to report additional information in cases of: |
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| adverse effects and poisonings, injury due to external cause, transport accidents |
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| Needle, Brush (aspiration, endocscopic) |
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| The procedure performed for definitive treatment is referred to as what type of procedure? |
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| What V codes can be sequenced as the principal/first-listed diagnosis? |
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| Outcome of delivery (V30.00 single liveborn; born in hospital, delivered without mention of cesarean delivery) ON THE NEWBORNS CHART ONLY, when patient is in for radiation therapy or chemotherapy, depends on encounter |
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| When only a lesion of an organ is removed, what main term should the coder reference int eh Volume 3 alphabetic index? |
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| The use of aftercare code V58.0 (encounter for radiotherapy) will require that the coder also reports: |
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| The type of cancer, and the radiotherapy procedure code. |
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| Where is the E codes tabular list located? |
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| Following the V codes in Volume 1 |
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| What is the sequencing with E codes when several vehicles are involved in an accident? |
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| Air and space transport accidents, watercraft accidents, motor vehicle traffic and nontraffic accidents, railway accidents, other road vehicle accidents |
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| A patient is admitted to the hospital to receive radiation therapy and chemotherapy for esophageal cancer. What is the appropriate principal diagnosis? |
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| What elements of a surgical procedure would be usually included in the ICD-9-CM procedure code and not reported separately? |
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| Approach (only code the approach when it is followed by a biopsy), closures, anesthesia |
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| True/False, Different V codes exist for family history of diseases and personal history of diseases? |
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| When an individual is well but seeking health care services for a particular reason, which type of code must be reported as the principal/first-listed diagnosis? |
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| Patient slipped on an icy sidewalk. |
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| What code would be reported as the first-listed diagnosis when a patient presents to her physician's office for a flu shot? |
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| What is the procedure code for vasectomy with ligation of the vas deferens? |
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| What code would be reported when a patient presents to the hospital x-ray department for an outpatient screening examination for lung cancer? |
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| Patient's clothes caught on fire in kitchen fire at home. |
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| Sequencing of Late Effect E codes: |
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| Code residual effect, code late effect, code late effect E code. |
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| cause, intent, place of occurrence |
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| A patient is seen with symptoms of fatigue, fever, and a persistent and productive cough. Testing reveals HIV-positive status and documented HIV-related pneumonia. Appropriate medications are prescribed for the pneumonia and the HIV infection. The proper sequencing and coding with be: |
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| HIV disease (042); pneumonia (486) |
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| In the diagnostic statment "diabetic foot ulcer," what condition should be assigned as the principal diagnosis? |
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| A patient is seen with septic shock from generalized septicemia. The correct coding and sequencing would be: |
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| Septicemia, SIRS, septic shock |
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| increases glucose metabolism |
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| The patient is admitted through the ER with a omminuted fracture of the left femur. He had slipped in the bathtub at home. The patient is HIV positive and is exhibiting AIDS-related lymphadenopathy. The correct sequencing of these diagnosis is: |
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| fractured femur, HIV infection, lymphadenopathy |
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| What is gestational diabetes? |
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| An abnormal glucose tolerance test findings/results in pregnant women without previous history of diabetes. |
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| The term "severe sepsis" is used to indicate sepsis with: |
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| Diabetic foot ulcers may result from: |
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| diabetic peripheral vascular and/or neurological complications |
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| When acute respiratory failure and acute renal failure are documented as being due to SIRS following trauma, which of the following codes will be listed as the principal diagnosis? |
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| A patient with known AIDS is admitted to the hospital as an inpatient with acute appendicitis and undergoes an open appendectomy. Her AIDS is under treatment and is asymptomatic at the present time. The appropriate principal diagnosis in this case would be: |
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| A vision related pathology that can frequently be caused by diabetes is: |
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| In the diagnostic statement "E. coli urosepsis," which of the following will be sequenced as the principal diagnosis? |
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A pregnant patient was admitted to the hospital with uncontrolled diabetes mellitus. She is Type I diabetic and was brough under control and subsequently discharged. The following code was assigned:
| 648.03 |
Other current condition in the mother classifiable elsewhere but complicating pregnancy, childbirth, or the puerperium, diabetes mellitus, antepartum condition |
Describe the coding error: |
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| An additional code describing the diabetes mellitus should be assigned |
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| Physician documentation of a lab finding of bacteria in the blood will result in the reporting of: |
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| A 35-year-old patient is seen at his doctor's office with a previous lab test positive for hyperglycemia. The physician documents a diagnosis of "suspected diabetes mellitus." The correct diagnosis code(s) for the encounter will report: |
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| Inpatient encounter for a patient with diabetic intercapillary glorelosclerosis and peripheral angiopathy. For the past month the patient has been on daily insulin injections. |
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| 250.40, 581.81, 250.70, 443.81, V58.67 |
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| Septicemia due to mithicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus. Patient also had on admission septic shock and a stage 1 decubitus ulcer of the sacrum. Patient had a centrally placed venous line inserted which will be used for drug infusion. |
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| 038.12, 995.92, 785.52, 707.03, 707.21; 38.93 |
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| An HIV positive patient was admitted with skin lesions on the chest and back. Biopsies were taken, and the pathologic diagnosis was Kaposi's sarcoma. Hepatosplenomegaly was also noted on physical examination. |
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| 68 year old female was admitted wtih Type 1 diabetes mellitus with a diabetic ulcer of the left heel. Patient was taken to the operating room for excisional debridement of the ulcer. |
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| An elderly patient is seen by his physician for his diabetic polyneuropathy. He brough the log of his sugar readings for the past month. The log was reviewed with him and show him to be in good control. The patient has been a type I diabetic for six years. |
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| Leukoplakia of the tongue due to HIV infection |
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| A 12-year-old female presents to her gastronterolgist's office for a check-up of her celiac disease, which has resulted in the patient developing secondary diabetes, uncomplicated at this point. |
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| Diabetic proliferative retinopathy in a patient with controlled type I diabetes |
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| Sepsis due to E. coli infection |
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| When documentation states that a neoplasm has metastasized, the physician is saying that the neoplasm: |
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| Morphology (M) codes are used for: |
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| describing the kind of neoplasm and its behavior |
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| Richard is admitted for a round of adjunct cancer treatment consisting of chemotherapy for leukemia. The chemotherapy is administered. What needs to be coded? |
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| an admission for antineoplastic chemotherapy V code, the leukemia diagnosis code, and a procedure code for chemotherapy administration will be assigned, with the admission for antineoplastic chemotherapy v code sequenced as the principal diagnosis |
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| Given the following diagnosis "carcinoma of lung and axillary lymph nodes, metastatic from breast," what is the primary neoplasm site(s)? |
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| When a patient is admitted to the hospital solely for the purpose of treating a complication of a neoplasm, such as dehydration or anemia, the ICD-9-CM diagnosis code for the complication will: |
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| be sequenced first, followed by the code for the neoplasm |
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| A pathological diagnosis of transitional cell carcinoma of the cervix is made. The diagnosis will be classified in ICD-9-CM as a neoplasm of the cervix. Which of the following is the appropriate behavior classification of a transitional cell carcinom? |
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| A 72-year-old female patient is admitted to the hospital with excruciating lower back pain. She has breast cancer with metastasis to the bone, specifically the lumbar vertebrae. She was treated with rest and alalgesics, then discharged on day two to follow up with her oncologist. What will be sequenced as the principal diagnosis? |
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| When would it be appropriate to report a code from category V10, "personal history of malignant neoplasm," on a patient's chart? |
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| When the primary malignancy has been removed or irradiated and there is currently no adjunct tratment being given to the patient. |
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| A 65-year-old female was admitted to the hospital with shortness of breath and diagnosed with metastatic adenocarcinoma of the lung, with the primary site listed as the breast. The patient previously had a lumpectomy (removal of the breast tumor) performed three years ago. Following surgery she received a round of chemotherapy, after which she had been given a clean bill of health. What would you sequence as the principal diagnosis? |
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| Metastatic adenocarcinoma of the lung |
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| The diagnostic phrase "disseminated cancer" is to be interpreted by the coder as: |
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| A patient is admitted to the hospital to receive radiation therapy (V58.0) and chemotherapy (V58.11) for esophageal carcinoma (150.5). What is the appropriate principal diagnosis? |
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| A patient who had cancer of the descending colon, which was removed one year ago, returns for a follow-up visit. Colonoscopy revealed a recurrence of cancer. What would be reported? |
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| Malignant neoplasm of the colon (153.2) |
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| A patient is admitted with shortness of breath and hemoptysis. A chest x-ray was inconclusive, revealing patch infiltrates in the left lung. On the third day of hospitalization, a bronchoscopy with biopsy was performed which revealed a small cell carcinoma of the left upper lobe of the lung, which was determine to be the cause of the SOB and hemoptysis. A secondary metastatic lesion in the brain was subsequently detected following CT scan. The principal diagnosis is the: |
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| small cell lung carcinoma |
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| If a neoplasm is classifed in the pathology report as "in situ," which of the following describes the behavior of the neoplasm? |
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| Malignant but not yet invasive or metastatic |
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| What ICD-9-CM neoplasms behavior classifications is reported for tumor cells that have the property for invasion of or attachment to adjacent structures, for spread to distant sites, for relentless growth, and for a lethal effect? |
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A patient was diagnosed with adenocarcinoma of the left lower-inner quadrant of the breast with metastases to the axillary lymph nodes which subsequently required a left radical mastectomy.
| 174.3 |
Malignant neoplasm of female breast; lower-inner quadrant, primary site |
| 174.5 |
Malignant neoplasm of female breast; lower-outer quadrant, primary site |
| 196.3 |
Malignant neoplasm of lymph nodes; axilla and upper limb, secondary site |
| 196.5 |
Malignant neoplasm of lymph nodes; inguinal region and lower limb, secondary site |
| 196.8 |
Malignant neoplasm of lymph nodes; multiple secondary sites
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Patient was diagnosed with an adenocarcinoma of the left lower-inner quadrant of the breast with metastases to the axillary lymph nodes who is now 8 weeks status post left radical mastectomy. The patint presents to oncology clinic today for her first round of chemotherapy.
| V10.3 |
Personal history of malignant neoplasm; breast |
| V58.11 |
Encounter for antineoplastic chemotherapy |
| V67.00 |
Follow-up examination following surgery |
| 174.3 |
Malignant neoplasm of female breast; lower-inner quadrant, primary site |
| 196.3 |
Malignant neoplasm of lymph nodes; axilla and upper limb, secondary site |
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A patient was admitted to the hospital because colon cancer was suspected. Exploratory laparatomy was carried out and a significan mass was removed from the descending colon. In addition, small nodules were seen and bipsied on the liver.
The pathologist report stated: carcinoma of the descending colon metastatic to the liver.
| 153.2 |
Malignant neoplasm of the descending colon |
| 153.6 |
Malignant neoplasm of the ascending colon |
| 153.9 |
Malignant neoplasm of the colon, unspecified |
| 155.0 |
Malignant neoplasm of the liver, primary |
| 155.2 |
Malignant neoplasm of the liver, not specified as primary or secondary |
| 197.7 |
Malignant neoplasm of the liver, specified as secondary |
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A patient with a history of malignant neoplasm of the lung, status post resection four years ago without recurrence, is admitted for seizures. Workup revealed metastatic brain cancer.
| 162.9 |
Malignant neoplasm of lung, unspecified site |
| 198.3 |
Secondary neoplasm of brain and spinal cord |
| 780.39 |
Seizures |
| V10.11 |
Personal history of malignant neoplasm, lung |
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A patient was admitted to the hospital because of abdominal pain. Needle biopsy of the liver reveals secondary malignancy of the liver. Patient then undergoes an exploratory laparotomy to determine the primary site, which is still unknown at the time of discharge.
| 197.7 |
Malignant neoplasm of liver, specified as secondary |
| 199.1 |
Malignant neoplasm without specification of site (primary) (secondary) |
| 789.00 |
Abdominal pain, unspecified site |
| 50.11 |
Closed biopsy of liver |
| 50.12 |
Open biopsy of liver |
| 54.11 |
Exploratory laparotomy |
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| 197.7, 199.1; 54.11, 50.11 |
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| Metastatic carcinoma to the brain |
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| Multiple myeloma in remission |
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| metastatic carcinoma from the trachea |
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| Intramural leiomyoma of the uterus |
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| carcinoma of cervicothoracic esophagus |
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During a coronary artery bypass surgery, the patient underwent the following saphenous vein bypass grafts: fromt he aorta to the left anterior descending (LAD) brach of the left main coronary artery (LMCA), and from the aorta to the posterior desceding branch of the LMCA. The patient also had reposistioning of the internal mammary artery to the right coronary artery.
What is the best description of the procedure (how many grafts and what kind performed) |
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| two aortacoronary grafts and one mammary-coronary graft |
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| When the diagnostic statement lists hypertension and chronic kidney disease, what coding guideline applies? |
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| A code from subcategory 403.9 (hypertensive chronic kidney disease) is assigned, with an additional code reported to identify the stage of chronic kidney disease |
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| A patient with no previous history of cardiovascular disease is admitted to St. Elegius Hospital with a diagnosis of acute anteroseptal myocardial infarction, and is transferred seventy-two hours later to Chicago Sun Hospital for specialized care and further workup. What is the description of the code (episode and diagnosis) |
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| Acute MI with a fifth digit of 1 (initial episode of care) |
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| What descriptor of hypertension will require the coder to classify the hypertension as malignant? |
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| A patient was admitted to the hospital with hemiplegia and aphasia. The patient was diagnosed as having suffered a cerebral thrombosis, which has resolved along with all neurological deficits. What is the correct coding and sequencing for this patient's inpatient encounter? |
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| cerebral thrombosis; hemiplegia, aphasia |
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| An elderly patient is admitted to the hospital with unstable anginal symptoms and undergoes cardiovascular workup. A myocardial infarction is diagnosed. What should be coded? |
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| Myocardial infarction only |
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| Concerning Rheumatic Fever and Heart Failure... ICD-9-CM presumes: |
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Two mitral valve disorders of unspecified etiology are rheumatic in nature: stenosis and obstruction
Disorder affecting both the mitral and aortic valves in rheumatic in origin |
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| Hypertensive Heart Disease |
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| A patient with CLL (chronic lymphocytic leukemia) is admitted for chemotherapy 5 weeks after experiencing a heart attack. How will the MI be coded? |
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| MI wth 5th digit "2"- subsequent episode of care. |
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| If documentation on the final diagnostic statement reads "uncontrolled hypertension." which nature of hypertension will be reported. |
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| you have been hired as a coder at an acute care facility that specializes in cardiac procedures, and the very first chart you will code is a PTCA with stent placement. Confidently you begin to code the chart because you that this type of procedure will require, at a minimum, how many codes? |
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| Coding professional must always assume a cause-and-effect relationship between hypertension and what other condition? |
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| Ability to contract decreases |
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| When heart has problems relaxing between contractions |
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| When Ed was discharged from the hospital, his physician listed his diagnoses as left heart failure and congestive heart failure with acute pulmonary edema. You are coding Ed's record and you will report: |
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A patient is admitted to the hospital through the emergency room with a diagnosis of CVA. CT scan of the brain showed a thrombotic infarction. The patient has a long-standing history of well-controlled hypertension and is continued on medication. The patient experienced right-sided hemiplegia and aphasia, both of which had resolved at the time of discharge.
| 342.90 |
Hemiplegia, unspecified; affecting unspecified side |
| 401.9 |
Essential hypertension, unspecified |
| 434.00 |
Occlusion of cerebral arteries, Cerebral thrombosis; without mention of cerebral infarction |
| 434.01 |
Occlusion of cerebral arteries, Cerebral thrombosis; with cerebral infarction |
| 436 |
Acute, but ill-defined, cerebrovascular disease |
| 784.3 |
Aphasia |
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| 434.01, 342.90, 784.3, 401.9 |
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A PTCA is performed with stent insertion of the left circumflex. They physician also placed a stent in the obtuse marginal artery and one in the posterior descending artery.
| 00.42 |
Procedure on three vessels |
| 00.47 |
Insertion of three vascular stents |
| 00.66 |
Percutaneous tranluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA) or coronary atherectomy |
| 36.06 |
Insertion of non-drug-eluting coronary artery stent(s) |
| 36.07 |
Insertion of drug-eluting coronary artery stent(s) |
| 784.3 |
Aphasia |
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| 00.66, 00.42, 00.47, 36.06 |
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A patient was discharged following an acute inferior wall MI. The same patient is admitted four days later complaining of substernal chest pressure associated with severy dyspnea. The physician indicates that the patient had refused CABG surgery during the previous admission and is now being admitted due to acute CHF. Final discharge diagnoses are CHF and MI.
| 410.41 |
Acute myocardial infarction, Of other inferior wall,; initial episode of care |
| 410.42 |
Acute myocardial infarction, Of other inferior wall,; subsequent episode of care |
| 428.0 |
Congestive heart failure, unspecified |
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A patient is diagnosed with CHF due to hypertensive diastolic heart failure.
| 401.9 |
Essential hypertension, unspecified |
| 402.91 |
Hypertensive heart disease, unspecified, with heart failure |
| 428.0 |
Congestive heart failure, unspecified |
| 428.30 |
Diastolic heart failure, unspecified |
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Definition
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A patient is admitted with angina secondary to CAD. There is no past history of CABG surgery.
| 411.1 |
Intermediate coronary artery syndrome (unstable angina) |
| 413.9 |
Other and unspecified angina pectoris (angina NOS) |
| 414.00 |
Coronary atherosclerosis, Of unspecified type of vessel, native or graft |
| 414.01 |
Coronary atherosclerosis, Of native coronary artery |
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Term
| Benign essential hypertension |
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Definition
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| Acute subendocardial infarction of the anterolateral wall of the heart |
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Term
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Definition
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Term
| Stenosis of mitral and aortic valve |
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| Aortocoronary bypass, left diagonal and left cicumflex arteries with saphenous vein graft; performed with assistance of a cardiopulmonary bypass machine |
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