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| ASCVD | Arteriosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease
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| MI | Myocardial Infraction
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| ROS | Review of System
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| CPT | Current Procedural Terminology
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| NEC | Not Elsewhere Classified
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| NOS | Not Otherwise Classified
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| CC | Chief Complaint
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| ICD-9-CM | International Classification review Disease Ninth Revision Clinical Modification
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| CMIT | Current Medical Information Terminology
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| NIDDM | Type ll Diabetes/ noninsulin diabetes mellitus
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| HTN | Hypertension
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| MSP | Medicare Secondary Payer
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| IDDM | Insulin dependent diabetes mellitus Type l diabetes
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| NPO | Nothing by Mouth
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| Q | Each or Every
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| DSM-IV | Diagnostic and Statistical Manual Of Mental Disorders Fourth Edition
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| Cheif Complaint | Primary reason for the encounter
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| Combination Code | A code from one section of the procedural code book combined with a code from another section that is used to completely describe a procedure performed.
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| Global Surgery Code | A surgical pre and postoperative visit not requiring additional trips to the OR are included in one fee per medicare policy.
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| Adverse Effect | An unfavorable, detrimental, or pathologic reaction to a drug
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| Etiology | The cause of disease; the study of the cause of disease
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| Intoxication | A diagnostic coding term that relates to an adverse, affect rather than a poisoning when drugs are involved.
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| Italicized Code | A diagnostic code in icd-9-cm, volume 1, tabular list, that may be sequenced as the principal diagnosis.
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| Late Effect | An inactive residual effect condition procedure after the acute phase of an illness or injury has ended.
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| Malignant Tumor | An abnormal growth that has the properties of an invasion and metastasis
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| Not Otherwise Specified | Unspecified used in ICD-9-CM numeric code system for coding diagnoses
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| Physician Fee Profile | A compilation of each physician’s charges and payments
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| Poisoning | A condition resulting from an overdose of drugs or chemical substance or from the wrong drug taken in error.
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| Slanted Bracket | A symbol used with a diagnostic code on ICD-9-CM, volume 2, alphabetic index indicating the code may never sequenced as the principal diagnosis.
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| Secondary Diagnosis | A reason subsequent to the primary diagnosis for an office or hospital encounter.
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| In Situ | A description applied to a malignant growth confined to the site of origin without invasion of neighboring.
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| Metastasis | Process in which tumor cells spread and transfer from one organ to another site
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| Not Elsewhere Classified | This term id used in ICD-9-Cm diagnostic coding system when the code lacks the information necessary to code the term in a more specific category.
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| E-Codes | ICD-9-CM codes used to describe external cause of injury, poisoning, and other adverse effects.
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| V-Codes | ICD-9CM codes used to identify health encounter from other than illness or injury.
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| Combination | A disease or condition arising during the course of as a result of, another disease modifying medical care requirements.
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