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Injury and Poisoning I

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What is the title and code numbers for chapter 17 of ICD-9-CM?   show
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The Alphabetic Index clasifies injuries according to their general type such as what? What do sub-terms identify?   show
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When there is no indication as to whether the fracture is open or close which code is chosen?   show
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show Acute traumatic fracture codes  
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show After codes V54.0 or .1,.8.9  
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What type of fracture would not be classified to chapter 17 of ICD-9-CM?   show
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show 818.0, Ill-defined fracture of upper limb  
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What is a rule for coding multiply fractures?   show
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Code: Pt had many traumatic injuries, including several fractures of the hand bones.   show
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An incomplete dislocation with the contact between the joint surfaces remaining in place. It is commonly seen in children.   show
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An injury of the ligaments of a joint resulting from turning or twisting of a body part. Symtoms are swelling and discoloration. Whiplah is an example.   show
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show Strain  
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The note at the begining of the section offers information for when a diagnostic statement includes the terms open, infected, or foreign body, the fourth-digit code describing what should be assigned?   show
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A transient loss of consciousness for less than 24 hours after a traumatic head injury. Althou no intracranial damage occurs, the pt. may experience bradycardia, hypotension and respiratory arrest for a few seconds.   show
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show Cerebral Contusion  
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An open wound is an injury of the soft tissue parts associated with ruture of the skin. They may be animal bites, avulsions, cuts, lacerations, and traumatic amputation. Give some examples of open wounds.   show
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Code: Delayed healing of open wound of foot   show
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This degree burn is the most severe and includes all three layers of the skin. It is also known as a full-thickness burn. Pain is minimal.   show
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show 2nd degree burn.  
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show 4th degree burn  
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What do you code nonhealing burns as?   show
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show 958.3 Posttraumatic wound infection ,NEC  
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Code: Open wound of the forearm with injury to the ulnar blood vessel.   show
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Code: Foreign body inadvertenly left in an operative wound.   show
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What is the title and code numbers for ch 19 of ICD-10-CM?   show
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Most categories in ch 19 of ICD-10-CM have required 7-character extentions. 3 of these extentions have and A, D, and S. What do these stand for?   show
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