Where is the medial rectus muscle located?

One of 6 extraocular muscles locate near the orbit of the eyeball

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Medical Coding

2022 COC Exam Prep

Question	Answer
E&M Office or Other Outpatient Visit New Patient, Straight Forward 15-29 minutes	99202
E&M Office or Other Outpatient Visit New Patient, Low Level 30-44 minutes	99203
E&M Office or Other Outpatient Visit New Patient, Moderate 45-59 minutes	99204
E&M Office or Other Outpatient Visit New Patient, High 60-74 minutes	99205
E&M Office or Other Outpatient Visit Established Patient, No Doctor or OQHCP Presence Required	99211
E&M Office or Other Outpatient Visit Established Patient, Straight Forward 10-19 minutes	99212
E&M Office or Other Outpatient Visit Established Patient, Low Level 20-29 minutes	99213
E&M Office or Other Outpatient Visit Established Patient, Moderate Level 30-39 minutes	99214
E&M Office or Other Outpatient Visit Established Patient, High Level 40-54 minutes	99215
Emergency Department Visit Level 1 Straight Forward	99281
Emergency Department Visit Level 2 Low Level	99282
Emergency Department Visit Level 3 Moderate Level, Moderate Severity	99283
Emergency Department Visit Level 4 Moderate Level, High Severity	99284
Emergency Department Visit Level 5 Poses Immediate Threat to Life (High Complexity)	99285
Mono-, uni-	One
bi-	two
tri-	three
quadri	four
hex, sex-	six
diplo	double
centesis	puncture a cavity to remove fluid
ectomy	surgical removal (excision)
otomy	cutting into (incision)
orrhaphy	surgical repair, suture
opexy	surgical fixation
oplasty	surgical repair
otripsy	crushing, destroying
aniso-	unequal
-algia	pain
-asthenia	weakness
-lytic	destroy, breakdown
-opathy	disease of
-orrhagia	hemorrhage
orrhea	flow or discharge
-paresis	weakness
ad-	towards
ipsi-	same
anterior / ventral	at or near FRONT surface of the body
posterior / dorsal	at or near BACK surface of the body
superior	above
inferior	below
lateral	side
distal	farthest from center
proximal	nearest to center
medial	middle
Where is the medial rectus muscle located?	One of 6 extraocular muscles locate near the orbit of the eyeball
face up or palm up	supine
face down or palm down	prone
vertical body plane, divides the body into equal right and left sides	sagittal
horizontal body plane, divides the body into top and bottom sections	transverse
vertical body plane, divides the body into front and back sections	coronal
Surgical repair of a defect in the wall of the vagina	colporrhaphy
Process of inserting a balloon catheter into a blood vessel	angioplasty
scan that shows blood flow through arteries or veins, or through the heart, using X-rays, computed tomography angiography (CTA) or magnetic resonance angiography (MRA)	angiography
joint replacement surgery	arthroplasty
surgical incision into an artery	arteriotomy
determine the amount of radiation a patient should receive	dosimetry
procedure where an instrument is introduced into the body	endoscopic
surgical removal	excision
surgical cut	incision
through the skin	percutaneous
surgical incision into the abdomen	laparotomy
beneath the skin	subcutaneous
used to treat urine retention	uretone
used to test balance	vestibular function test
popliteal cyst, fluid filled swelling in the back of the knees	Baker's cyst
swelling of the glands on both sides of the opening of the vagina	Bartholins's duct cyst
opacities / other defects in the lens of the eyes	cataracts
surgical infection of cartilage	chondritis
S52.53 - Distal Radial Fracture (wrist)	Colles Fracture
inflammation of the cartilage between the ribs	costochondritis
abnormal stomach condition	gastrosis
What is another name for muscle disease?	myopathy
What is a nontransmural AMI?	Acute Myocardial Infarction that DOES NOT include the full thickness
What does a subendocardio AMI result in?	Necrosis
What is a transmural AMI?	Acute Myocardial Infarction that INCLUDES the full thickness
What is the sac like structure near the cleft of the butt that contains hair and skin?	pilondial cyst
what is the process of cutting out tissue or parts of an organ?	resection
what is a birth control procedure where the tubes are tied?	tubal ligation
what is a radiographic study of the renal pelvis and ureter?	uretopylogram
what is a surgical repair of a heart valve?	valvoplasty
what is a word that describes something shaped like a worm?	veriform
what is the acetabulum?	hip joint
what is meant by autogenic	generating from WITHIN the body
what is meant by autologous	you are your OWN donor
allogenic	replacement of bone marrow from a healthy donor
Connects bone to bone	ligament
connects muscle to bone	tendon
what is the muscle system used for external sensory	somatic muscle system
what system speeds up the body for fight or flight	sympathetic nervous system
-ac	pertaining to
a-, an-	without, lacking
ab-, abs	away from
acous, acouso	hearing
aden, adeno	gland
adip, adipo	fat
adren, adreno	gland
-alge-, algesi	pain
ambi-	bothsides
andr-, andro-	male
angi, angio	blood vessel
ante-	before, forward
anti-	against
arthr-, arthro	joint
arteri-, aterio	artery
arthero	fatty
auto	self
bi-	two
bio-	life
-blast, -blasto, blastic	bud, germ
blephar-	eyelid
brady-	slow
bronch-, bronchi	broncus (large airway leads from trachea to lung)
bucc, bucco	cheek
what is a burs or burso?	bursa (small fluid filled sac that acts as a cushion between bones and moving parts
carcin or carcino	cancer
cardi, cardio	heart
-cele	bulge
-centesis	surgical puncture to remove fluid
cephal, cephalo	head
chem, chemo	chemistry
chlor, chloro	green
chol	bile
chondr-	cartilage
chrom, chromato	color
circum	around
contra	against
coron-	heart
cost-	rib
crani, cranio	brain
cry-, cryo	cold
cutane	skin
cyano	blue
cycl-	circle
cyst, cysti, cysto	bladder or sac
cyt, cyto	cell
cyte, cytic	cell
dactyl, dactylo	digit (finger or toe)
de	away from, ending
derm, dermato	skin
desis	surgical binding
dextr, dextro	right side
dia-	across, through
diplo-	double
dis-	separation, taking apart
duodeno-	duodenum (the first part of the small intestine, right after the stomach)
-dynia	pain, swelling
dys-	difficult, abnormal
-eal, -ial	pertaining to
ect, ecto, exo	outer, outside
-ectasis	expansion or dilation
-ectomy	cut out, remove
elect	electrical activity
-emesis	vomiting
-emia	blood condition
en	inside
epi	upon, outside of
end, endo, ent, enter, entero	within, inner
erythr, erythro	red
esis	state or condition
esthesio	sensation
eu	good, well
ex, extra	beyond
fibr, fibro	fiber
gastr	stomach
gloss	tongue
gluco, glycol	glucose, sugar
gnath, gnatho	jaw
gram, graph, graphy	recording, written
grav	heavy
gyn, gyno, gynec	female
hem, hema, hemo, hemato	blood
hemi	half
hepat, hepatico, hepato	liver
hetero	other, different
hidr, hidro	sweat
hist, histio, histo	tissue
homo	same
hydr, hydro	water
hyper	above, beyond, excessive
hypo	under, deficient
hyster, hysterio	uterus
-ia	condition
-iasis	condition, formation of
idio	self, ones own
ileo	ileum (lower part of the small intestine)
infra	beneath, below
inter	between
intra	within
irid, iridio	iris
ischi, ischio	ischium (the lower and back part of the hip bone)
ism	condition
iso	like, equal
ites, itis	inflammation
ity	pertaining to
ium	structure or tissue
karyo	nucleus
kerat, kerato	cornea (eye or skin)
kin, kine, kino, kinesi, kinesio	movement
kyph, kypho	humped
lacrim, lacrimo	tear (like from your eyes)
lact, lacti, lacto	milk
laryng, laryngo	larynx (voicebox)
leuk, leuko	white
lingu, linguo	tongue
lipo	fat
lith, litho	stone
lymph, lympho	lymph
lysis, lytic, lyso, lys	breakdown, destruction, dissolving
macro	large, long, big
mal	bad, abnormal
malacia	softening
mamm, mast, masto	breast
mania	morbid impulse towards an object/thing
meg, mega, megal, megalo	great, large
megally, megaly	large
melan, melano	black
mening, meningo	meninges (membranes that surround the brain and spinal cord)
meso	middle
meta	beyond, change
meter	device used for measuring
metry	measurement of
mic, micro	small
mon, mono	one
morph, morpho	shape
multi	many
musculo, muscul	muscle
my, myo	muscle
myc, myco	fungus
myel, myelo	spinal cord or bone marrow
myring, myringo	eardrum
myx, myxo	mucus
necro, necr	death
neo	neo
nephr, nephro	kidney
neur, neuri, neuron	nerve
normo	normal
oculo	eye
odont, odonto	tooth
odyn	pain
oid	resembling
olig, oligo	few, little
onia	tumor
fatty tumor located just below the skin	lipoma (it is not cancer and is usually harmless)
a swelling of a part of the body, generally without inflammation, caused by an abnormal growth of tissue (benign or malignant)	tumor
onco	tumor, bulk, volume
onych, onycho	finger or toe nail
oo	egg, ovary
oophor, oophoro	ovary
op, opt	vision
ophthalm, ophthalmo	eye
opsy	visual examination
orchid, orchido, orchio	testis
orth, ortho	straight, normal, correct
osis	condition, usually abnormal
osseo	bony
ossi	bone
ost, oste, osteo	bone
ostomy	incision to create an opening (digestive or urinary system)
ous	pertaining to
oxy	sharp, acute, oxygen
ovo, ovi, ovari, ovario	ovary
pan, pant, panto	all or everywhere
para	alongside or abnormal
path, pathy, patho	disease
penia	deficiency, lack of
per	through
peri	around
pexy	surgical fixation
phagia, phagy	eating, swallowing
phalang	phalanx (any bone in the fingers and toes)
pharmaco	drug, medicine
pharyng, pharyngo	pharynx, throat
phasia	speech
phleb, phlebo	vein
phob, phobia	fear
phon, phono	sound
phos	light
phot, photo	light
phren, phreni, phreno, phrenico	diaphram
plasia, plastic	growth
plasty	surgical reconstruction
plegia	paralysis
pleur, pleura, pleuro	rib, pleura (membrane that wraps outside the chest cavity)
pnea	breathing
pneum, pneuma, pneumat, pneumato	air, lung
pod, podo	foot
poiesis	production
poly	many, excessive
post	behind, after
praxia	movement
pre	before, infront
pro	favoring, supporting
proct, procto	anus, rectum
prostat	prostate
pseudo	false
psych, psyche, psycho	mind
ptosis	falling, drooping
pyel, pyelo	pelvis
pyo	pus
pyro	fever
quadri	four
rachi	spine
radio	radiation, radius
re	again, backward
rect, recto	rectum
ren, reno	kidney
reticule, reticulo	net
retin	retina (of the eye)
retro	backward, behind
rhabd, rhabdo	rod-shaped, striated
rrhage, rrhagic	bleeding
rrhea	flow or discharge
salping, salpingo	tube
sarco	muscular, fleshlike
schisto	split, cleft, division
schiz, schizo	split, cleft
sclera, sclero	hardness
sclerosis	hardening
scoli, scolio	twisted
scope, scopy	examine, for examining
semi	half
sial, sialo	saliva, salivary glands
sigmoid, sigmoido	sigmoid colon
sinistr, sinistro	left, leftside
sis	condition
somat, somatico, somato	body, bodily
spasm	muscle condition
spasmo	spasm
sperma, permato, spermo	sperm
spirat	breath
splanchn, splanchno, splanchini	viscera (internal organ)
splen, spleno	spleen
spondyl, spondylo	vertebra
stasis	level, unchanging
steno, sten	narrowed, blocked
stern	sternum
stom, stoma, stomat, stomato	mouth
stomy	surgical opening
sub	under
super	above
supra	above, upon
sy, syl, sym, syn, sys	together
tachy	fast
taxis	movement
tetra	four
thel, thelo	nipples
therm, thermo	heat
thorac, thoracico, thoraco	chest
thrombo, thromb	blood clot
thyr, thyro	throid gland
tomy	cutting, incision
tono	tone, tension, pressure
trache, tracheo	trachea
trans	across, through
tri	three
tripsy	crushing
trophy	growth
tympan, tympano	eardrum
uni	one
ur, uro	urine
uri, uric, urico	uric acid
uria	in the urine
vagin	vagina
varic, varico	duct, blood vessel
ven, veno	vein
vertebr	vertebra spine
vesic, vesico	vesicic (cyst or pouch)
xanth, xantho	yellow
di-	twice, double, twofold
AMI	acute myocardial infarction
CABG	coronary artery bypass graph (in patient procedure only)
IOL	Intraocular Lens (cataract surgery)
POA	PRESENT ON ADMISSION
Can you use a path report for the measurement of skin lesions?	No, the measurement must be taken prior to the excision
occurrence code 32	beneficiary informs provider of intent to bill for procedures
phreno	diaphram
pulmono	lung
tosis	prolapse, drooping
ology	study of
genic	formation, produce
poly	excessive
scope	instrument
Another name for a broken bone	fracture
diplopia	double vision
flu	influenza
pruritus	itching
erythem	redness
verruca	wart
where is the axilla?	armpit
Where is the femur located	bone in the upper leg
where is the clavicle located	collar bone
tympanum, tympanic membrane	eardrum
calcaneus	heel bone
lower chamber of the heart	ventricle
What is the scapula?	shoulder blade
What is another name for the upper jaw bone	maxilla
abdominal wall	laparo
entero	encephalo
intestine	entero
lip	cheilo
nose	rhino
air in the chest causing a collapse of the lung	pnemothorax
what is a decubitus ulcer	bed sore
what is a break in the skin or mucous membrane	ulcer
what is a term for the drooping of one's eyelids	blepharoptosis
what is a term for fungus of the nail	onychomycosis
what is a term for dizziness	vertigo
inflammation of the joints	arthritis
myopia	near sightedness
What is a term for softening of the cartilage	chondromalacia
What is a term for the hardening of the arteries	arteriosclerosis
I50.9	CHF (Congestive Heart Failure)
Respiratory Failure Due to CHF	J96.90, I50.9
Bronchitis	J40
chemotherapy	z51.11
ankyl/o	crooked or stiff
kyph/o	hump
crani/o	cranium, skull
desis	surgical fixation of bone / joint
lysis	setting free, loosening
oss/e/i	bone
spondyl/o	vertebrae, vertebral column
lord/o	bent, backward
scolio	curved
In the ICD-10-CM code book what 3 digit category code involves certain infectious and parasitic diseases	A00-B99
In the ICD-10-CM code book what 3 digit category code involves neoplasms	C00-D49
In the ICD-10-CM code book what 3 digit category code involves diseases of the blood/blood forming organs & disorders	D50-D89
In the ICD-10-CM code book what 3 digit category code involves the endocrine, nutritional and metabolic disorders	E00-E89
In the ICD-10-CM code book what 3 digit category code involves mental, behavioral, and neurodevelopmental conditions	F01-F99
In the ICD-10-CM code book what 3 digit category code involves diseases of the nervous of the system	G00-G99
In the ICD-10-CM code book what 3 digit category code involves disease of the eye and adnexa	H00-H59
In the ICD-10-CM code book what 3 digit category code involves disease of the ear and mastoid process	H60-H95
In the ICD-10-CM code book what 3 digit category code involves disease of the circulatory system	I00-I99
In the ICD-10-CM code book what 3 digit category code involves disease of the respiratory system	J00-J99
In the ICD-10-CM code book what 3 digit category code involves disease of the digestive system	K00-K95
In the ICD-10-CM code book what 3 digit category code involves disease of the subcutaneous tissue	L00-L99
In the ICD-10-CM code book what 3 digit category code involves disease of the musculoskeletal system	M00-M99
In the ICD-10-CM code book what 3 digit category code involves disease of the genitourinary system	N00-N99
In the ICD-10-CM code book what 3 digit category code involves pregnancy, childbirth, and puerperium	O00-09A
In the ICD-10-CM code book what 3 digit category code involves certain conditions originating in the perinatal period	P00-P96
In the ICD-10-CM code book what 3 digit category code involves congenital malformations, deformations, and chromosomal abnormalities	Q00-Q99
In the ICD-10-CM code book 3 digit category code set involves symptoms, signs, abnormal clinical and laboratory findings	R00-R99
In the ICD-10-CM code book 3 digit category code set involves injury, poisoning, and certain other consequences of external causes	S00-T88
In the ICD-10-CM code book 3 digit category code set involves external causes of morbidity	V00-Y99
In the ICD-10-CM code book what 3 digit category code involves factors influencing health status and contact	Z00-Z99
In the ICD-10-CM code book what 3 digit category code that involves the use of codes for special purposes	U00-U85
In ICD-10-CM coding, what character is used as a placeholder, i.e. the guideline requires more characters than what the code has	X
What does the term NEC mean?	Not Elsewhere Classified, meaning the doctor provided an exact diagnosis, but not code exist, i.e. "bubble gum phobia" (think specific documentation but no code matches)
What does the term NOS mean?	Not Otherwise Specified (think poor or lack of documentation, unspecified)
What are some of the main components of the appendicular skeleton	(Appendages) shoulder, arms, hands, legs, feet
What are some of the main components of the axial skeleton	skull, rib cage, vertebral column
Where is a biventricular pacing device inserted?	in the right and left lower chamber of the heart
What is the purpose of the cardiac aorta	main artery that carries blood AWAY from your heart to the rest of your body
Any fine branching blood vessels that form a network between the arterioles and venules	capillary
what returns deoxygenated blood from the myocardium to the right atrium. The blood then flows to the lungs for reoxygenation and removal of carbon dioxide	cardiac vein
what is a dense tissue that DOES NOT require a blood supply and is a component of joints	cartilage
What is the body's message center?	central nervous system
What is the neck region of your spinal column or backbone	cervical spine
is movement a feature on the integumentary system	No (the correct answer is protection, moister control, and temperature control)
What is a heterologous bone marrow transplantation	transplant from a DIFFERENT species
what SLOWS the body's response down	parasympathetic nervous system
where is the pituitary gland located	brain
What carries the blood from the right side of the heart to the lungs	pulmonary artery
fibrous tissue connecting bone to another bone	ligament
name 3 muscle types	cardiac, striated, smooth
A dark cyst with syrupy or chocolate like contents made of a collection of hemosiderin, which occurs after local hemorrhage	sampson's cyst
what system controls the muscular system and external sensory receptors, such as touch	somatic nervous system
Sternum	breastbone protects the organs in your torso from injury and serves as a connection point for other bones and muscles
testis	male's gonads
what anchors muscle to bone?	tendons
what is the three areas of the bladder located between the two ureter	trigone
zygomatic arch	cheek bone
when coding an adjacent tissue transfer	Code only the tissue transfer (see 11400 - 11446 excision of benign lesion and 11600 - 11646 excision of malignant lesion)
When is a neoplasm of "uncertain behavior" coded?	when the tumor shows BOTH benign and malignant behavior, based on the PATHOLOGIST'S report.
When coding for the wrong dose of medication, what is the correct order for the codes?	Code first the poisoning code followed by the signs and symptoms
what is the time frame for listing a sequela (late effects) code	there is no time limit
What code is used for the residual effects of a prior ACUTE injury or illness that has terminated	character S for the Sequela effects on the ICD-10-CM code
Asymptomatic HIV	Z21
if admitted for a confirmed case of HIV, which code is primary followed by any related conditions	B20 (confirmed case of HIV)
Which type of diabetes is an autoimmune disease	type I
Which type of diabetes requires insulin?	type I
Can a code described as disease classified elsewhere be listed as a first listed code?	No, they can never be listed as a primary listed code
When a patient is given oral contrast, the code chosen should indicate?	without contrast
Who requires the use of ICD-10-CM code sets	HIPPA
What condition code is used to reported when services are not covered and a patient demands a bill be submitted	Condition Code 20
The provider is requesting a denial notice from Medicare to bill Medicaid or other insurer.	Condition Code 21
beneficiary informed of provider's intent to bill for the procedure	Occurrence Code 32
ABN signed as a requirement for services to be performed	Procedure Code GA
Patient is informed Medicare will not pay, but the patient insists it will, no ABN signed	Procedure Code GZ
What code is used for a MRSA (Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus) infection when the site is UNSPECIFIED	A49.02
What code is used for a MRSA (Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus) infection when the site is SPECIFIED	B95.62
when hypertension is secondary to an underlying condition, how many codes are required?	2, one to identify the underlying etiology and one from category I15. The sequence depends on the chief reason for the examination

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