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list two of the four cooperating parties that agree on coding principles
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fill in the missing words in the step to accurate coding
1. identify the main ? in the diagnostic statement
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list two of the four cooperating parties that agree on coding principles am hospital ssociation aha am health info managment assoc ahima
fill in the missing words in the step to accurate coding 1. identify the main ? in the diagnostic statement terms
2. locate the main terms in the alpha index vol ? 2
3.review any ? under the main term in the indes subterms
4. follow any ? -? instruction such as see also cross - reference
5. verify the codes selected from the index (VOL ? ) IN THE TABULAR LIST (vol ? ) referred to in this tet as the tabular vol 2, vol 1
refer to any instructional notations in the ? tabular
assign codes to the highest level of ? for ex if a fourth digit is available you cannot assign only 3 etc specificity
code the diagnosis until all ? are completely id elements
a combination code is a single code used to classify what two diagnoses a diagnosis with an associated manifestation a diagnosis with an associated complication
additional signs and synmptoms that may not routinely be associated with the disease process being reported should be coded when present t/f
in the outpt setting an impending condition shold be coded as if it acturallly exists t/r
when separate codes exist to identify acute and chronic conditions the chronic code is sequenced first false
it is acceptable to use ony the alph index to assign icd9 codes false
when sequencing codes for residuals and late effects the residual is sequenced first followid by a late effect code true
a code is invalid if it has not been coded to the full number of digits available for that code true
the official guidlelines for coding adn reportins are updated annually
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