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Skin Word ICD10 Path/Lab Medicine
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Outermost layer of the skin | Epidermis |
| What is the epithelium | Tissue category that includes the epidermis and all of it's structures |
| Deepest layer of the epidermis | Basal Layer |
| Medical term for black cell | melanocyte |
| Which layer of the skin is the is the sebaceous gland found | Dermis |
| What is sebum | Oil glands |
| What area of the skin sends sensory information to the spinal cord | Dermatome |
| What are allergens | Foods, pollens, mold, animal dander, dust, chemicals, drugs |
| Why does white hair happen in older people | Melanocytes die |
| What is the constant shedding of dead skin called | Exfoliation |
| What are the large blisters that occur after a burn called | Bullae |
| Give examples of nevi | Congenital birth marks, port wine stain, and moles |
| Medica lterm for blackhead | Comedo |
| What does decubitus mean | Laying down |
| What is the thickest layer of skin | Dermis |
| What does the procedure debridement involve | Creates a clean surface for healing |
| Autograft meaning | Graft from one's self |
| Allograft meaning | Graft from another |
| Xenograft | A graft from an animal (pig) |
| Regular scar | Cicatrix |
| Abnormally large scar | Keloid |
| Sweat glands are known as | Sudoriferous Glands |
| What are adipose | Fat cells/ lipocytes |
| Example of shapes in Word | Line, arrow, box, callout, or banner |
| What does rotation mean | A symbol that displays above the top sizing handle that allows you to rotate a graphic to any angle |
| What are drawing objects | Graphic objects such as shapes, diagrams, and lines |
| Default font | Calibri |
| Default size | 11 |
| Default paragraph alignment | Align left |
| Wordwrap meaning | Moves text from right to left without hitting the enter button |
| Header | Displays at the top of the page |
| Footer | Displays at the bottom of the page |
| What are text effects | Shadowed mirrored text, text glow, 3D colors |
| How are bullets displayed | Small circles, check marks, that line up and introduce each line of text |
| What is the keyboard shortcut for selecting entire document | CTRL A |
| What is alignment | Placement of paragraph relative to left and right margins |
| What is interactive media | Computer interaction that responds to your actions by presenting text, graphics, AKA Rich Medica |
| Where are the spin boxes located when you want to change the spacing before or after a paragraph | Paragraph group, page layout |
| Is font style considered part of a document or a paragraph layout | Neither |
| What is the formatting mark that indicates a tab | Arrow |
| Does Word default to a 2 if you start with a 1 | Yes |
| What is a floating object with a graphic in Word | Graphic that can be moved independently of teh surrounding text characters |
| Can you only use the font sizes in Word | No |
| How many spaces should be after a sentance | 1 |
| What does ICD -10-CM stand for | International Classification of Diseases, 10th revision, clinical modification |
| What are the three volumes of ICD-10 | Volume I, Alphabetic, Volume II, Tabular, Volume III, Procedures (PCS) |
| What is NOS mean | Not otherwise specified, (equivalent of unspecified) |
| What does NEC mean | Not elsewhere classified (code not fully describing the disease) |
| Do ICD 10 codes need to be supported with documentation | YES |
| What do ICD-10 codes translate of service provided | Medical necessity |
| How often are ICD 10 codes updated | Every OCT 1st |
| Define conventions relating to ICD 10 | Additional codes for additional information I.E., symbols, abbreviations, punctuations, notations |
| What tabular is the table of drugs | Volume I |
| What are the columns listed in the table of drugs and chemical section | Therapeutic, accidental, suicide attempt, poisoning, assult, undetermined |
| What is the format of ICD 10 codes and how many characters | Alphanumeric, up to 7 |
| What letter is used as a placeholder | X |
| Within the WHO, ICD-10 version, does it include a procedure classification | No |
| What are GEM's files | Converts ICD-9 to ICD-10 and visa versa |
| Do the improvements to the new ICD-10 system include the expansion of signs and symptoms | No |
| How many more times are there ICD-10 codes compared to ICD-9 codes | 5X more |
| The pre-release of the ICD-10 wa released when, and replaced with the revision when | June 2003, July 2007 |
| How many chapters are there in the ICD-10 coding system | 21 |
| What type of services are listed within the Evocation/Suppresion subsection of Path/Lab | Tests |
| Define Culture/Sensitivity | Culture is for the identification of organisms as well as the identification of sensitivities of the organisims to antibodies |
| How can a sample of tissue be further divided for studying purposes | Block/Section |
| What names are drugs listed | Generic |
| Define cytopathology | Cellular changes are present |
| What section do you code from for venipuncture and arterial puncture | Surgical Section |
| Define panels | Pre determined tests commonly performed together |
| Define qualatative | Is the presence or absence of a drug |
| Define quantitative | Is the amount |
| How many levels of surgical pathology are there | 6 |
| Do post mortem codes (88000-88099) represent physician services only | Yes |
| What services are provided with codes 80500 and 80502 | Consultation, clinical pathology |
| Are there different codes to report H.Pylori depending on the source of the specimen | Yes |
| If a surgical path specimen that is not listed, do you use the code that best describes it | yes |
| For therapeutic drug assay (80150-80299, what type of test are performed, qualitative or quantitative | Quantitative |
| What modifier is used for repeat laboratory tests performed on the same day | -91 |
| Are there specific path consultation codes for pathologists | Yes, 80500-80502 |
| Can you use modifier -52 with organ or disease oriented panel codes | No |
| Would a service that is rarely provided, unusual, variable, or new would always require a special report in determining medical appropriateness of the service | Yes |
| Are services in Path/Lab provided by a physician or by a technologist under responsible supervision of a physician | Yes, both |
| An interaction psychiatric interview examination is typically furnished to whom | Children |
| What do psychiatric diagnostic interview examinations include | History, disposition and communication with family, mental status |
| What word is used to describe the pushing of liquids into the body | Infusion |
| What must always be documented in the patient record and is the major billing factor for reporting codes from the psyhciatric subsection | Time |
| What is tomography | Viewing of a single plane of the body by blurring out everything around it |
| What is tonometry | Pressure test occular |
| How are outpatient dialysis services usually reported | Monthly |
| What is hemodialysis | Filtering the blood and waste outside of the body |
| What is peritoneal dialysis | Filtering in the peritoneal cavity |
| What does EMG stand for | Electromyography |
| DTP | Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis |
| DTaP | Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Acellular Pertussis |
| DT | Diphtheria and tetanus under 7 |
| Td | Tetanus diphtheria over 7 |
| Which organization has been responsible for the development of ICD-10-CM | NCHS |
| The maximum number of characters in an ICD-10 code is | 7 |
| An established patient is seen for hyperthyroidism and diabetes, and the Dr spends equal time with both, which diagnosis goes forst | Both are equal |
| A combination code is a single code that identifies what | Two diagnosis, a diagnosis with an associated secondary process, and/or a diagnosis with an associated complication |
| Local anesthesia is defined in the CPT as what | local infiltration, metacarpal/digital block, and or topical anesthesia |
| What does the global surgery period include | All routine preoperative and post operative care |
| what type of anesthesia is used when excising a simple closure of a benign lesion of the skin | Local |
| When the words "serparate procedure" appears after the descriptor of a code, what is true | The procedure was a minor procedure that would only be reported if it was the only serviceprovided |
| What does a triangle mean in front of a code | Revised |
| What does the margins mean in an excision of a basic lesion | Narrowest margin |
| How is the removal of a lesion by transverse incision that did not require sutured closure reported using codes from what subsection | Shaving of epidermal or dermal lesions |
| Excision defined as full thickness would be through what | Dermis |
| Single-layered closure of heavily contaminated woulds that require extensive cleaning or removal of particular matter constitutes what type of repair | Intermediate |
| Using the rule of nines, one adult leg is what percentage of the human body | 18% |
| To properly code lesion excision, you must know the behavior and the narrowest margin about the lesion, in addition to the following | Site, number, diameter |
| What type of drug measures the amount of drug in a specimen | Quantitative |
| What panel in path/lab consists of a CBC, hepatits B, rubella, syphilis test, antibody screen, and blood typing ABO and RH | Obstetric |
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