Introduction to ICD-10
With, in, due to, and associated with are examples of
What are connecting words?
Acute myocardial infarction
What is infarction
The number of Activity codes from category Y93 should be used
What is 1
4th degree burns code to
What are 3rd degree burns
Chapter that neoplasms code to
What is chapter 2
Excludes 1 notes indicate
What is not coded here?
Chronic hypertrophy of tonsils and adenoids
What is hypertrophy
Category Y38 - terrorism should only be used when
What if incident is classified as terrorism by the government (FBI)?
What is 20%
Main types of neoplasm
What are benign, malignant, secondary, carcer in situ
What is not included here?
Normal, spontaneous delivery, full-term infant
What is delivery
The external cause code that takes priority over all others
What is Child and Adult abuse/maltreatment?
What are corrosion and non-corrosion burns?
Two causes of cancer
The second step in selecting the correct ICD-10-CM code
What is locating the the correct term in the alphabetic index.
Cataract associated with hyperparathyroidism
What is Cataract
Transport accidents has _____ number of groups
What is 12?
Active and Sequela burns shouldn't be reported together
What is false?
Malignant neoplasm that has been completely eradicated and no other treatment
What is personal history?
Coding from the tabular list from the quickest way to code.
What is false.
Atherosclerotic heart disease (native vessel) with unstable angina pectoris
The number of external cause codes needed to report a the cause of an incident.
What is as many as needed?
The deepest burn
What is the 4th degree burns
Metastatic to
What is the secondary site.