Current Procedural Terminology
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| (2) digit modifier give? | A more accurate description of the services rendered. (Example 99215-21)
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| A Triangle | represents a change in the code
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| A bullet | represents a new procedure or service code
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| Two triangular symbols | represent changes in the text or definition between the triangles.
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| A plus sign | indicates add-on codes
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| CPT-section 1 | Evaluation and Management (99201-99499)
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| CPT-section 2 | Anesthesia (00100-01999, 99100-99140)
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| CPT-section 3 | Surgery (10021-69990)
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| CPT-section 4 | Radiology-including Nuclear Medicine and Diagnostic Ultrasound (77010-79999)
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| CPT-section 5 | Pathology and Laboratory (80048-89356)
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| CPT-section 6 | Medicin-except Anesthesiology (90281-99199, 99500-99602)
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| All Add-on Codes | modifier -51 exempt.
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| -24 modifier | Unrelated E/M Service by the same physican during a postoperative period
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| -26 modifier | Professional Component
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| -32 modifier | Mandated Services
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| -50 modifier | Bilateral Procedure
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| -51 modifier | Multiple Procedures
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| -58 modifier | Staged or related procedure or service by same physician during the postoperative period
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| -78 modifier | Return to the operating room for a related procedure dur4ing the postoperative period
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| -79 modifier | Unrelated procedure or service by the same physician during the postoperative period
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| -90 modifier | Reference (outside) laboratory
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| -99 modifier | Multiple Modifier
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| Evaluation and Management codes key components | History, Physical examination and Medical decision making complexity
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| Unlisted procedures (CPT manual location) | located at the end of the subsections or subheadings
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| CPT manual uses what numeric system | 5 digit numeric system rendered by physicians
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