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7. pcs stands for procedural coding system
7. which volume is not included in icd 10 vol 3
7. icd 10 is already widely used in europe
7. in the us ?????? is responsible for developing icd 10 pcs
7. icd 10 cm contains how many chapters 21
7. this has been developed to convert icd 9 cm codes into icd 10 cm codes crosswalk
7. which character from the icd 10 pcs identifies the root operation 3
7. the tabular list in icd 10 is arranged by sections
7. how many characters are in icd 10 pcs codes 7
8. the cpt coding system was developed by the AMA
OUTPATIENT SERVICES ARE REPORTED ON CLAIM FORM 1500
codes for services and procedures that include conscious sedation are identified in the cpt by an appendix g (bulls eye)
the first chapter in the cpt is the evulation and management section
codes in the cpt whose descriptions include information from a preceding code are called indented codes
additional numbers or letters used with cpt codes too provide greater specificity about the develery of services or procedures are called modifiers
when no code exists for a procedure or service, the appropriate ?? code should be used unlisted service
when a written report is required to document a procedure or service, it must include a description of the nature, extent, and need for the procedure and the ? ? ? required to deliver it time, effort, service
category 3 codes are used to document use of emerging technologies
the 3 main ways of finding information in the cpt index are by service or procedure, by anatomic site or by ? or ? ? or disease
what does hcpcs stand for health care common procedural coding
which temporary codes are used for durable medical equipment
which temporary codes are used for procedures and professional services
what do j codes refer to drugs (generic drugs)
chapter 7 test icd 10 cm codes are alphanumeric with all codes starting with a number false
the letter n is used as a fifth character placeholder for certain six character codes false
the american hospital association is responsible for the development of icd 10 pcs false
the centers for medicare and medicaid services cms is responsible for the development of icd 10 pcs true
the icd 10 pcs has seven character alphanumberic code structure true
the tabular list contains grids that represents the last four characters of a procedure code true
the removal of a tooth is an example of an extration true
the icd 10 cm has a maximum of 5 alphanumeric characters
in july 2007 the pre release draft of june 2003 was replacec with a revision of icd 10 cm true
icd 10 cm contains 21 chapters true
a mapping that will convert icd9 cm codes to icd 10 cm codes is called an crosswalk
the following are improvement in the icd 10 cm
the following are characteristics of the icd 10 cm index main terms are in bold type, subterms are indented under the main term, only the first four characters of some codes are give (all of the above0
WHICH ORGANIZATION HAS BEEN RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT icd 10 cm
the max number of characters in an icd 10 cm codes is 7
the root operation that is defined as cutting out or off, without replacement all of a body part is resection
the root operation that is defined as freeing of a body part is release
the root operation that is defined as taking into or letting out of fluids and or gases in a part of a body is drainage
the root operation that is defined as correcting a protion of a previously performed revision
the root operation that is defined as restoring to the extent possible a body part to its natural anatomic strucutre is repair
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