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ICD-9 Step by Step chapter 15

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show refers to the condition which the primary reason for the current encounter  
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show Official update to ICD-9-CM published in October of each year since 1986  
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Adverse   show
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Aftercare   show
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AHFS   show
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show The portion of ICD-9-CM which lists definitions and codes in alphabetic order. Also referred to as Volume 2.  
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Category   show
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Cause   show
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Chronic   show
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Coding   show
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Combination   show
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Complication   show
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Concurrent Care   show
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Conventions   show
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CPT   show
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show A written Description of the reason(s) for the procedure, service , supply or encounter.  
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show see DIAGNOSIS  
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Down Coding   show
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E Codes   show
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show Medical procedures or conditions named after a person or a place.  
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Etiology   show
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Fee Ticket   show
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HCFA   show
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HCFA1500   show
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show A system which ranks items one above another.  
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ICD-9-CM   show
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ICD-10   show
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Late Effect   show
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show Refers to listings in the Alphabetic Index appearing BOLDFACE type.  
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Manifestation   show
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Multiple Coding   show
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show The ICD-9-CM code which defines the main reason for the current encounter.  
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Residual   show
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show Refers to a method used to indicate that a condition is probable, suspected, or questionable but unconfirmed. ICD-9-CM has no provisions for the use of this term.  
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Secondary Code   show
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Sections   show
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Sequencing   show
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Specificity   show
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Sub Term   show
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show Refers to groupings of four-digit codes listed under three-digit categories.  
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Superbill   show
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Tabular List   show
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V Codes   show
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Volume 1.   show
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Volume 2.   show
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show Procedure codes used only for hospital coding. Volum 3 contains both a numeric listing and alphabetic indes. Thise codes are now maintained by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA)  
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