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A series of questions and answers related to medical coding, specifically focusing on the certified professional coder (cpc) exam preparation. It covers a range of topics including medicare, hipaa, ncds, abns, phi, oig guidelines, anatomy, physiology, and icd-10-cm coding guidelines. The questions are designed to test knowledge of medical terminology, coding procedures, and regulatory compliance. It is useful for students and professionals in medical coding and billing, offering a concise review of key concepts and principles. Questions on fracture types, muscle types, anatomical systems, and coding rules, providing a comprehensive overview for exam preparation.
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ANS Part D
ANS Translating medical documentation into codes.
Pharmacies ANS Workers compensation
level considered? ANS LCD (Local Coverage Determinations)
ANS when a service is not expected to be covered under medicare
patient? ANS $100 or 25% of cost
another entity into a standard is considered what? ANS Clearinghouse
ANS patients
ANS Protected Health Information
ANS fraud
that will receive special scrutiny in the upcoming year? ANS OIG Work Plan
ANS cranial, spinal, thoracic, abdominal, pelvic
ANS mucous, serous, synovial, meninges, cutaneous
ANS epidermis and dermis
ANS stratum corneum, stratum lucidum, stratum granulo- sum, stratum spinosum, stratum basale
ANS papillary and reticular
ANS broken bone with no open wound
ANS bone breaks through the skin
ANS occurs when the bone is pressed together (com- pressed) on itself (vertebrae)
ANS a break at the location of the growth plate, which can affect growth of the bone
ANS skeletal, cardiac, smooth
ANS epicardium, myocardium, endocardium
ANS lymph nodes, lymphatic vessels, thymus gland, spleen, tonsils
ANS brain and spinal cord
ANS the sensory and motor neurons that connect the CNS to the rest of the body
ANS plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets
sustained an injury to which anatomical site? ANS leg
ANS Supplies digestive enzymes.
ANS Integumentary
ANS Lens
ANS Left ventricle
ANS male reproductive
ANS Incus, Stapes... ANS Malleus
Nervous
ANS Urine will not be able to flow from the kidney to the bladder.
ANS Nephrolithiasis
ANS Smallest blood vessels; site of oxygen and waste exchange
ANS sclera, choroid, retina
ANS contains aqueous humor
ANS contains vitreous humor
ANS increased amount of white blood cells (WBC)
ANS labrynth
mucous
ANS Cowper's glands
vessel? ANS Vena Cavae
atrium of the heart via which vessel? ANS left/right pulmonary veins
ANS cerebral cortex
ANS retrograde flow of bladder urine into the ureters
os stand for ANS ostium (opening)
operated on? ANS eye
ANS thoracic spine
ANS Abnormally high intraocular pres- sure
ANS neuromuscular junction
ANS it is a weakness in a large artery and rupture can be deadly
ureter
ANS kidney
ANS tears
ANS 3 lobes
ANS 2 lobes
ANS the first node to receive lymph from an area suspected to be cancerous
ANS hyperkalemia
ANS subarachnoid space
ANS neurolysis
ANS Angioplasty
ANS otalgia
ANS Not elsewhere classifiable - provider documented MORE specific info than there are codes available
ANS Coder lacks information necessary to a code a more specific diagnosis
ANS enclose synonyms, alternative wording, or explanatory phrases
ANS supplementary words; do not affect code assignment
ANS colon ANS incomplete term, needs modifier
ANS not coded here
ANS Not included here but may have both separate conditions
dependence on tobacco, how is it reported? ANS The dependence is the only code reported
it is reported? ANS malignancy first then anemia
ANS Chapter 15 - Pregnancy
ANS New and emerging
a major surgery? ANS 90 days
ANS CPT codebook and CPT assistant
ANS They identify ambulance place of origin and destination.
should you report for Medicare? ANS HCPCS Level II
ANS there are separate codes for carbuncles and furuncles
ANS keloid
ANS urticaria
ANS chemical
ANS foot
ANS diaphragm
under certain circumstances? ANS No, diagnostic is always included in the surgical VATS
viewed with ANS mirrors
ANS Tracheal bifurca- tion
ANS urethra
ANS -50 or RT and LT
ANS testes
ANS One code identifies both the calculi the kidney and the ureter
ANS colposcopy
tive system? ANS fallopian tubes and ovaries
speak or write? ANS parietal lobe
ANS Central and Periph- eral
ANS dyskinesia
ANS Removal of glands on the posterior surface of the thyroid
ANS acromegaly
ANS malleus, incus, stapes
ANS intraocular lens
letter? ANS P
performed in a site with a CLIA Waived certificate? ANS QW
codes for a FISH test? ANS Cytopathology
coded? ANS Acute first then chronic
carinal reconstruction? ANS Trachea
the right brachial artery be considered? ANS Third order branch
the provider performed a more extensive debridement of the same wound. What modifier would be reported for the second service? ANS -58 Planned return
included in the global sergical package?
ANS a) digital block