Term
| Chapter 18 includes ___, signs, ___ results of clinical or other ___ procedures, and ill-defined ___ regarding which no diagnosis classifiable ___ is recorded. Signs and symptoms that point to a ___ diagnosis have been assigned to a category in ___ chapters of the classification. |
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Definition
symptoms
abnormal
investigative
conditions
elsewhere
specific
other |
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Term
| Codes that ___ symptons and signs are ___ for reporting ___ when a related __ diagnosis has not been established (___) by the provider. |
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Definition
describe
acceptable
purposes
definitive
confirmed |
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Term
| Codes for signs and ___ may be reported in ___ to a related definitive diagnosis when the sign or symptom is ___ ___ associated with the diagnosis, such as the ___ signs and symptoms associated with complex ___. The definitive diagnosis code should be sequenced ___ the symptom code. |
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Definition
symptoms
addition
not routinely
various
syndromes
before |
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Term
| Signs or symptoms that ___ associated ___ with a disease ___ should not be assigned as ___ codes, unless ___ instructed by the ___. |
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Definition
are
routinely
process
assitional
otherwise
classification |
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Term
| ICD-10-CM contains a number of ___ codes that identify both the ___ diagnosis and ___ symptons of that diagnosis. When using one of these ___ codes, an ____ code should not be assigned for the ___. |
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Definition
combination
definitive
common
combination
additional
symptom |
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Term
| Functional ___ (code R53.2) is the lack of ___ to use one's limbs or to ___ due to extreme ___. It is not associated with ___ deficit or ___, and code R53.2 should not be used for cases of ___ quadriplegia. It should ___ be assigned if functional quadriplegia is ___ documented in the medical record. |
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Definition
quadriplegia
ability
limbs
ambulate
debility
neurologic
injury
neurologic
only
specifically |
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Term
| The systemic ___ response ___ (SIRS) can develop as a result of certain __-___ disease processes, such as ___, malignant ___, or ___. When SIRS is documented ___ a noninfectious condition, and no ___ infection is documented, the code for the ___ condition, such as an injury, should be assigned, followed by code R65.10, Systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) of non-infectious __ without acute ___ dysfunction, or code R65.11, Systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) of non-infectious origin ___ acute organ dysfunction. If an ___ acute organ dysfunction is documented, the appropriate code(s) for the specific type of organ ___(s) should be assigned in ___ to code R65.11. If ___ organ dysfunction is documented, but it ___ be determined if the acute organ dysfunction is associated with ___ or due to another condition (e.g. directly due to the trauma), the provider should be queried. |
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Definition
inflammatory
syndrome
non-infectious
trauma
neoplasm
pancreatitis
with
subsequent
underlying
origin
organ
with
associated
dysfunction
addition
acute
cannot
SIRS |
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