A Cabner Ch18
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| A person can live without a spleen | True
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| When a limited lymphadenectomy is performed with a prostatectomy, the lymphadenectomy is considered bundled with the prostatectomy | True
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| Stem cell harvesting is the collection of stem cells from the bone marrow | False
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| The codes in the Eye and Ocular Adnexa subsection are bilateral codes | False
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| The destruction codes in the Ocular Adnexa subsection include one or more sessions | True
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| The __ manufactures most blood cells | bone marrow
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| The spleen is composed of | lymph tissue
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| __ is a malignant disease of the bone marrow in which excessive white blood cells are produced | Leukemia
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| There are __ glands in the endocrine system | nine
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| The perpheral nervous system refers to the nervous structures outside of the | central nervous system
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| During skull-based surgery, if one surgeon performs the approach and a second physician performs the definitive procedure and a third physician performs the closure, what modifier is used | No modifier is used
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| Shunts are devices used to__ | relive pressure in the brain caused by fluid build up.
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| What procedure is often performed with a laminectomy | arthrodesis
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| Neuroplasty is __ | the decompression of intact nerves.
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| Cataract and lens replacement uses __ different approaches | three
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| Strabismus surgery __ | corrects the muscle misalignment.
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| The endocrine subsection of the CPT manual contains codes for __ endocrine glands | four
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| This is the most commonly known neuroplastic procedure | carpal tunnel
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| This bone marrow is taken from a close relative, so there is a genetic similarity | allogenic
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| This bone marrow is collected from the patient and later transplanted or reinfused back into the patient from whom it came | autologenic
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| What word describes a lymphadenectomy in which only the lymph nodes are removed | limited
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| Within the Endocrine System codes the terms subtotal and __ mean something less than the total | partial
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| When coding a craniectomy/craniotomy procedure, it is common to also code __ procedures | grafting
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| In the Surgery of Skull Base, the __ procedure is the method used to obtain esposure of the lesion | approach
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| In the Surgery of Skull Base, the __ prodecure is what is done to the lesion | definitive
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| The initials that indicate a shunting procedure are | CSF
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| Method of identifying a specific area or point in the brain | steriotaxis
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| Removal of a portion of the skull | craniectomy
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| A small opening in the skull | Burr hole
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| An incision of the skull | craniotomy
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| When coding skull base surgery, what are the three types of procedures the coder should report | approach proceedure, definitive proceedure, reconstruction/repair proceedure
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| Name the four glands represented in the Endocrine subsection | thyroid, parathyroid, adrenal, thymus
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| Pertaining to between the ribs | intracostal
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| Pertaining to the opposite side | contralaterial
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| Protrusion of an eyeball | exopthalmos
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| A congenital anomaly | syndactyly
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| Symbiosis | two organisms living together in close association, either for mutual benefit or not, parasitism is an example of nonbenifical
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| Symptoms precede an illness | prodome
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| Before meals | Ante cibum
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| Antibodies | Protein substance made by leukocytes
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| Symphysis | bones grow together, as in the pelvis
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| Ultrasonography | sound waves and echoes are used to create an image
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| Metamorphosis | change in shape or form
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| Hypertrophy | increase in cell size, increased development
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| Excessive sugar in the blood | hyperglycemia
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| Retroperitoneal | behind the abdomen
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| example of an ( antigen ) | streptococci
a substance, usually foreign to the body,that stimulates the production of antibodies (posion,virus,bacterium)
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| Return of disease symptoms | relapse
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| Dia- | complete; through
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| Abductor muscle | carries a limb away from the body
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| Dyspnea | difficulty breathing
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| Brady | slow
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| Located on the dorsal side of an endocrine gland in the neck | parathyroid glands
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| Recombinant DNA | gene from one organism is inserted into another organism
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| Tachycardia | rapid heartbeat
faster than 100 beats per minute
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| Epithelium | surface cells that line internal organs and are found in the skin
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| Percutaneous | through the skin
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| anti- | against
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| ante- | before, forward
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| ana- | up; apart; backward; again; anew
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| bradycardia |
Usually a pulse less than 60 minutes
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| con- | with, together
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| contra- | against, opposite
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| bi- | two
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| ad- | towards
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| dys- | bad, painful, difficult, abnormal
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| dia- | through, complete
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| epi- | upon, on, above
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| eu- | good, normal
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| intra- | within, into, in
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| de- | lack of, down
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| inter- | between
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| hypo- | deficent, under
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| hyper- | excessive, above
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| mal- | bad
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| peri- | surrounding
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| poly- | after, behind, many, much
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| per- | through
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| syn- | together, with
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| neo- | new
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| meta- | beyond, change
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| para- | abnormal, beside, near
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| post- | after, behind
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| pregnancy that is out of place: __topic | ec
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| good feeling (well-being): __phoria | eu
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| condition of abnormal formation (of cells): dys ___ | plasia
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| pertaining to within the windpipe: endo___ | tracheal
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| pertaining to below the ribs: infra___ | costal
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| blood condition of less than normal sugar: __glycemia | hypo
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| against infection | antisepsis
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| not breathing | apnea
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| before birth | antepartum
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| condition of no oxygen | anoxia
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| irregularity at birth | congenital anomaly
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| pertaining to opposite side | contralaterial
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| condition of change of shape or form | metamorphosis
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| vague feeling of bodily discomfort | malaise
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| deficiency of all blood cells | pancytopenia
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| separation of wastes from the blood | dialysis
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| spread of a cancerous tumor to a secondary organ or tissue | matastasis
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| eyeballs that bulge outward | exophthalmos
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| loss of movement in muscles | paralysis
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| symptoms that appear before an illness | prodome
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| symptoms lessen | remmision
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| disease or symptoms return | relapse
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| webbed fingers or toes | syndactyly
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| new growth (tumor) | neoplasm
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| retroperitoneal | Area behind the sac holding the abdominal organs & viscera
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| transurethral | proformed through the urethra ny means of a cystascope
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| subcutaneous | below the skin
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| tachypnea | fast breathing
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| unilateral | pertaining to one side
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| pseudocyesis | development of signs of pregnancy but without the presence of an embryo
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| brady- | slow
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