Anatomy & Pathology Terminology
The term for inflammation of the liver.
What is Hepatitis?
This patient last saw Dr. Wilson 2 years ago. Are they a new patient?
What is no?
The code for hypertension with end stage renal disease.
What is I12.0 and N18.6?
What is yes?
What is 23?
The term for enlargement of the heart.
What is cardiomegaly?
Diagnoses that relate to a patient's previous medical problem and that have no bearing on the patient's present condition should be ____ when coding. Select one: a. handled according to specific insurance guidelines, b. disclosed, c. included, d. excluded
The DX code for iron deficiency anemia
What is D50.9?
Let's take the kids to the mall for some good old fashioned 69090
What is ear piercing?
There is nothing funny about breaking this bone in your arm.
What is the Humerus?
Left sided paralysis
What is Hemiplegia?
M27.2 (Inflammatory conditions of jaws) has an Excludes 2 note with M87.180 (osteonecrosis of jaw due to drug), can these be coded together?
A provider has listed a diagnosis that a patient has a family history of asthma and it is related to the visit. What ICD-10-CM code would be used for this?
What is Z82.5?
The CPT code for the for removal of impacted cerumen requiring instrumentation, unilateral.
What is 69210?
EOB stands for this
What is Explanation of Benefits?
Another term for "near sighted"
What is myopia?
What is a problem with an expected duration of at least one year or until the death of the patient?
What is a stable, chronic illness?
Polly, the coder, was surprised when she was assaulted by a W61.02XA.
What is struck by a parrot?
Roger was counseled for 4 minutes about cessation of his smoking and tobacco use. What CPT code can be used to describe this service?
What is 99406?
What modifier is used to describe the professional component of certain procedures?
What is modifier 26?
The brain disorder marked by gradual and progressive mental deterioration, personality changes, and impairment of daily function
What is Alzheimer's Disease?
_____ is a circulatory failure that represents a type of organ dysfunction. Select one:
a. Sepsis, or b. Septicemia, or c. Uremia, or d. Septic Shock
What is d. Septic Shock?
May is Mental Health Month and one condition commonly diagnosed is major depression. What is the DX code for this?
What is F32.9?
The CPT code for injection(s); single or multiple trigger point(s), 1 or 2 muscles
What is 20552?
What were our speaker's names this morning?
Who are Shannon DeConda and Stephen Montgomery?