- What term describes anything adjacent to the vagina or part of the vagina?
AParavaginal
BBivaginal
CTeravaginal
DAdjunct vagina
- Radiation oncology is a form of cancer treatment that uses which to shrink or kill malignant neoplasms?
AChemotherapy
BHigh-energy ionizing radiation
CLaser
DMedication inserts
- The bone marrow or stem cell services/procedures category is in which subheading?
AGeneral
BSpleen
CLymph nodes
DLymph channels
- If there is a skin graft after removal of the eyeball, what is coded?
ASkin graft only
BEye removal and the skin graft
CCombination code
DEye removal only
- Which Chapter of the ICD-10-CM provides codes for blood type and do not resuscitate (DNR) status?
AChapter 21
BChapter 2
CChapter 4
DChapter 20
- Since many kidney procedures are unilateral, coders must remember to __________.
Ause -RT or -LT modifiers to indicate which kidney
Buse -50 modifier if the procedure is done bilaterally
Cindicate the procedural site
Dcode the procedure twice if the procedure is done bilaterally
- A volvulus is a __________.
Abowel obstruction caused by a bolus
Bpartial obstruction of the bile duct
Cgallbladder calculus
Dbowel obstruction due to twisted intestines
- Scraping of tissue, especially from the endocervix, is referred to as __________.
Adilatation
Bcurettage
Cculdocentesis
Dconization
- Anesthesia gases that the patient inhales can be administered through a __________.
Aspectroscope
Barthroscope
Claryngoscope
Dendotracheal tube
- The inside surface of the nasal bone is called the __________.
Abony pyramid
Balar cartilages
Cseptum
Dsinus cavity
- Which code comes from the Category II coding section?
A0019T
B7025F
C99814
D99214
- A growth on the corneal surface of the eye is a __________.
Achalazion
Bpterygium
Ccanaliculus
Dciliary body
- Which is another term for medical bill?
AExplanation of benefits
BInsurance claim
CAmount due
DStatement of benefits
- How is a surgical tray coded?
AEach item on the tray is coded separately
BAs incidental to the surgery
CThe tray as a whole
DMultiple codes for the number of trays used
- Accessory organs are also part of the digestive system but __________.
Aare NOT part of the alimentary tract
Btheir function is unrelated to the digestion process
Care coded in a different body system
Dare non-fluid-producing organs
- A sac of fluid between a tendon and a bone is known as __________.
Aepidermolysis
Bnevus
Ckeloid
Dbursa
- If a patient comes to the physician with a suspected urinary tract infection and ends up having a mole removed, what is the first-listed diagnosis?
AMole removal
BSkin check
CSymptoms of the suspected urinary tract infection
DUTI
- What is the name of the procedure where contrast is injected to get an image of the ureter?
AIleal conduit
BUreterostomy
CUreteropyelography
DUretography
- An incision into the heart is known as a(n) __________.
Aatherectomy
Bcardioversion
Ccardiotomy
Dpericardotomy
- A partial thyroid lobectomy is excision of __________.
Aany part of a thyroid lobe
Beither the upper or lower part of a thyroid lobe
Cany part of the thyroid gland
Deither the left or right thyroid lobe
- A condition in which bone marrow cannot create red blood cells is known as __________.
Aanemia
Bleukemia
Clymphedema
Dlymphadenitis
- Which subsection contains most of the standard imaging services?
ADiagnostic ultrasound
BDiagnostic radiology
CRadiologic guidance
DBone/joint studies
- What procedure includes the excision of an entire thyroid lobe, part of the opposite lobe, and the isthmus?
AThyroid lobectomy – contralateral (opposite side) subtotal
BThyroidectomy
CThyroid lobectomy – total
DThyroid lobectomy – partial
- In order to determine the total number of grafts that a surgeon performs, you should determine how many __________ were performed.
Adilatations
Batherectomies
Canastomoses
Ddefibrillations
- Which ss is NOT a factor in assigning an E/M code?
APlace of service
BType of physician
CType of service
DPatient status
29.The second element of a patient’s history is the __________.
A.history of present illness
B.chief complaint
C.patient identification
D.review of systems
AParavaginal
BBivaginal
CTeravaginal
DAdjunct vagina
AChemotherapy
BHigh-energy ionizing radiation
CLaser
DMedication inserts
AGeneral
BSpleen
CLymph nodes
DLymph channels
ASkin graft only
BEye removal and the skin graft
CCombination code
DEye removal only
AChapter 21
BChapter 2
CChapter 4
DChapter 20
Ause -RT or -LT modifiers to indicate which kidney
Buse -50 modifier if the procedure is done bilaterally
Cindicate the procedural site
Dcode the procedure twice if the procedure is done bilaterally
Abowel obstruction caused by a bolus
Bpartial obstruction of the bile duct
Cgallbladder calculus
Dbowel obstruction due to twisted intestines
Adilatation
Bcurettage
Cculdocentesis
Dconization
Aspectroscope
Barthroscope
Claryngoscope
Dendotracheal tube
Abony pyramid
Balar cartilages
Cseptum
Dsinus cavity
A0019T
B7025F
C99814
D99214
Achalazion
Bpterygium
Ccanaliculus
Dciliary body
AExplanation of benefits
BInsurance claim
CAmount due
DStatement of benefits
AEach item on the tray is coded separately
BAs incidental to the surgery
CThe tray as a whole
DMultiple codes for the number of trays used
Aare NOT part of the alimentary tract
Btheir function is unrelated to the digestion process
Care coded in a different body system
Dare non-fluid-producing organs
Aepidermolysis
Bnevus
Ckeloid
Dbursa
AMole removal
BSkin check
CSymptoms of the suspected urinary tract infection
DUTI
AIleal conduit
BUreterostomy
CUreteropyelography
DUretography
Aatherectomy
Bcardioversion
Ccardiotomy
Dpericardotomy
Aany part of a thyroid lobe
Beither the upper or lower part of a thyroid lobe
Cany part of the thyroid gland
Deither the left or right thyroid lobe
Aanemia
Bleukemia
Clymphedema
Dlymphadenitis
ADiagnostic ultrasound
BDiagnostic radiology
CRadiologic guidance
DBone/joint studies
AThyroid lobectomy – contralateral (opposite side) subtotal
BThyroidectomy
CThyroid lobectomy – total
DThyroid lobectomy – partial
Adilatations
Batherectomies
Canastomoses
Ddefibrillations
APlace of service
BType of physician
CType of service
DPatient status
29.The second element of a patient’s history is the __________.
A.history of present illness
B.chief complaint
C.patient identification
D.review of systems