In each blank, try to type in the
word that is missing. If you've
typed in the correct word, the
blank will turn green.
If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: E-CodeAnswer: An code used to identify the external cause of an injury or poisoning Question: UnspecifiedAnswer: Refers to a code that should be used for an incompletely condition. Question: Answer: Annual updates to the ICD-9-CM diagnostic system. Question: CategoryAnswer: A 3-digit code that covers a single disease or condition Question: V-CodeAnswer: An alphanumeric code used for an that is not due to illness or injury. Question: Answer: The signs and symptoms associated with a disease. Question: Answer: A condition or procedure that is named for the who discovered it. Question: ConventionAnswer: Typographic or standard practice that provides visual guidelines for understanding printed material. Question: Main Answer: The medical term in boldfaced type that identifies a or condition in the Alphabetic index. Question: Supplementary Answer: A nonessential word or that helps define a diagnosis code. Question: T/F
IN selecting correct diagnosis codes, the chapters of the Tabular List are searched, and the code is then verified in the Alphabetic Index.Answer: Question: T/F
Subcategories are 4-digit diagnosis codes that define the etiology, site, or of a disease.Answer: True Question: T/F
In the alphabetic index, a see cross-reference must be .Answer: True Question: T/F
The etiology of a is the reason the patient presents for treatment.Answer: Question: T/F
The 5th-digit requirement refers to the need to show a subclassification code for a diagnosis.Answer: Question: T/F
A code that appears in italics is a secondary code and is not sequenced .Answer: True Question: T/F
The Coding instruction "use an code" means that supplying another code is optional.
Answer: False Question: T/F
A patient has an appointment for of flulike symptoms. While the patient is in the office, the physician decides to conduct a complete physical examination. A V code is used as the primary diagnosis code for the encounter. Answer: Question: T/F
When a diagnosis is being confirmed by tests or other procedures, only the patient's sign, symptoms, or vague condition are coded, not the possible or suspected . Answer: True Question: T/F
A patient's past, cured conditions have no applicability to the coding of current encounters when late effects are noted. Answer: Question: Outpatient coding is based on which or volumes of the ICD-9-CM?Answer: A. Volume 1
B. Volumes 1 & 2
C. Volumes 1,2, & 3
D. 2 & 3 Question: The terms in the alphabetic index are arranged by:Answer: A. The condition or problem
B. The anatomical site
C. The etiology and the . The Signs and Syptoms Question: An , harmful reaction to a correct dosage of a drug is called:Answer: A. a late . a coexisting condition
C. an adverse effect
D. a manifestation Question: A condition that remains or recurs after an acute illness has finished is :Answer: A. a late effect
B. a coexisting condition
C. an effect
D. a manifestation Question: A after a term in an excludes or includes note indicates that:Answer: A. term is not complete w/o 1 or more of the additional terms listed.
B. term requires a code
C. synonyms/alternate wordings/explanations that follow may appear in the diagnostic statement
D. term requires a code for the underlying diseas Question: To code an for chemotherapy, list the codes in the following order:Answer: A. E code, condition code
B. condition code, E code
C. V code, condition . Condition code, V code Question: The diagnostic statement "patient presents for removal of a requires the use of which of the following types of codes. Answer: A. E
B. V
C. R
D. Question: If a patient is treated for both an and a chronic condition, each of which has a separate code, how should the codes by listed?Answer: A. V code, condition code
B. Chronic code, code
C. Acute code, V Code
D. Acute code, chronic code Question: A late effect may be indicated in by the use of the expression(s): Answer: A. due to an old...or due to previous...
B. malignant
C. missile, , with foreign body
D. primary or secondary Question: If fracture is not documented as closed or open, it is as:Answer: A. . fissured
C. greenstick
D. closed Question: What are the 3 in the diagnostic coding process?Answer: 1. Determine reason for encounter
2. Locate the term in the index
3. Verify the code in the tabular list Question: What are the 3 key coding guidelines for correct diagnosis codes?Answer: Code...
1. the primary diagnosis, followed by current coexisting conditions.
2. to the highest level of certainty.
3. to the highest of specificity. Question: What does ICD-9-CM for?Answer: International Classification of Diseases, 9 revision, Modification Question: How is the ICD-9-CM book organized?Answer: Volume 2; Index
Volume 1; Tabular List
Volume 3; Procedures
Question: What does 1 ad 2 entail?Answer: Disease and Question: What year did the law under HIPAA pass for diagnosis coding from ICD-9-CM?Answer: Question: When does the USA to ICD-10-CM?Answer: Oct. 1, |
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