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If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: What is the title and code numbers for 17 of ICD-9-CM?Answer: and poisoning (800-999) Question: The Alphabetic Index clasifies injuries according to their general type such as what? What do sub-terms ?Answer: Wound, fracture, or dislocation; site Question: When is no indication as to whether the fracture is open or close which code is chosen?Answer: Question: As long as th pt is receiving active treatment for the fracture traumatic fractures are coded using codes?Answer: Acute traumatic fracture Question: Which codes are used when a pt has completed active treament for a traumatic fracture and is receiving routine care for the fracture during the period?Answer: codes V54.0 or .1,.8.9 Question: What type of fracture not be classified to chapter 17 of ICD-9-CM?Answer: fractures due to due to underlying bone disease are not condidered traumatic. Question: Code: Multifple of right upper limbAnswer: 818.0, Ill-defined fracture of upper Question: What is a rule for multiply fractures?Answer: Seperate codes should be for muliple fractures unless otherwise specified Question: Code: Pt had many traumatic injuries, several fractures of the hand bones.Answer: 817.0 b/c of all the more critical injuries, space was not available on the form to code each metacarpal fracture separately Question: An dislocation with the contact between the joint surfaces remaining in place. It is commonly seen in children.Answer: Question: 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 .Answer: Question: An overstretching of some part of the .Answer: Question: 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 be assigned?Answer: an open Question: A transient loss of consciousness for less than 24 after a traumatic head injury. Althou no intracranial damage occurs, the pt. may experience bradycardia, hypotension and respiratory arrest for a few seconds.Answer: Cerebral Question: Bruise of the brain with into brain tissue. It is often accompanied by a laceration or fracture.Answer: Cerebral Question: An open wound is an injury of the soft tissue parts associated with of the skin. They may be animal bites, avulsions, cuts, lacerations, and traumatic amputation. Give some examples of open wounds.Answer: Knife, gunshot wound and fractured tooth or one due to trauma. Question: Code: Delayed healing of open wound of Answer: 892.1, open wound of foot except (toes) alone. delayed healing is considered complicated as found in instruction notes for (870-897) Question: This degree burn is the most severe and includes all three of the skin. It is also known as a full-thickness burn. Pain is minimal.Answer: -degree burn Question: This degree burn involves the first two layers of the skin. It may be described as either superficial thickness or deep partial thickness.Answer: 2nd burn. Question: Deep full-thickness burn. Most . May be damage to the tendons and bones. The skin is black with no edema. Pain is minimal.Answer: 4th burn Question: What do you code burns as?Answer: burns Question: Code: What code is used as an additional code for any infected burn site?Answer: 958.3 wound infection ,NEC Question: Code: Open of the forearm with injury to the ulnar blood vessel.Answer: 881.0, 903.3 Question: Code: Foreign body inadvertenly left in an wound.Answer: 998.4 Question: What is the title and code for ch 19 of ICD-10-CM?Answer: S00-S99 to T88 , poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes Question: Most categories in ch 19 of ICD-10-CM have 7-character extentions. 3 of these extentions have and A, D, and S. What do these stand for?Answer: A- Initial encounter of care D- Subsequent encounter of care S- (complications form injury). |
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