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CODING SYSTEMS {CPC}

Anesthesia

DefinitionTerm
Anesthesia Codes Are grouped anatomically beginning with the head
Anesthesia Codes Are reported as related to the surgical service provided
CPT manual Anesthesia Code Range 00100 - 01999
Anatomic Anesthesia Code Assignment: 00100 - 00222 HEAD
Anatomic Anesthesia Code Assignment: 00300 - 00352 NECK
Anatomic Anesthesia Code Assignment: 00400 - 00474 THORAX (CHEST WALL & SHOULDER GIRDLE)
Anatomic Anesthesia Code Assignment: 00500 - 00580 INTRATHORACIC
Anatomic Anesthesia Code Assignment: 00600 - 00670 SPINE & SPINAL CORD
Anatomic Anesthesia Code Assignment: 00700 - 00797 UPPER ABDOMEN
Anatomic Anesthesia Code Assignment: 00800 - 00882 LOWER ABDOMEN
Anatomic Anesthesia Code Assignment: 00902 - 00952 PERINEUM
Anatomic Anesthesia Code Assignment: 01112 - 01173 PELVIS (EXCEPT HIP)
Anatomic Anesthesia Code Assignment: 01200 - 01274 UPPER LEG (EXCEPT KNEE)
Anatomic Anesthesia Code Assignment: 01320 - 01444 KNEE & POPLITEAL AREA
Anatomic Anesthesia Code Assignment: 01462 - 01522 LOWER LEG (BELOW KNEE, INCLUDES ANKLE & FOOT)
Anatomic Anesthesia Code Assignment: 01610 - 01680 SHOULDER & AXILLA
Anatomic Anesthesia Code Assignment: 01710 - 01782 UPPER ARM & ELBOW
Anatomic Anesthesia Code Assignment: 01810 - 01860 FOREARM, WRIST, & HAND
Anatomic Anesthesia Code Assignment: 01916 - 01942 RADIOLOGICAL PROCEDURES
Anatomic Anesthesia Code Assignment: 01951 - 01953 BURN EXCISIONS OR DEBRIDEMENT
Anatomic Anesthesia Code Assignment: 01958 - 01969 OBSTETRIC
Anatomic Anesthesia Code Assignment: 01990 - 01999 OTHER PROCEDURES
Area located behind the knee Popliteal Area
Anesthesia for Integumentary System Codes 00300 or 00400
Includes muscles & nerves of the head, neck and posterior trunk Integumentary System Code: 00300
A drug-induced loss of consciousness General Anesthesia
A loss of sensation in a region of the body Regional Anesthesia
Types of Regional Anesthesia Spinal - Epidural - Nerve Block
An anesthetic agent is injected in the Sub Arachnoid space, into the cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) Spinal Anesthesia
An anesthetic agent is injected in the epidural space; a small catheter may be placed for continuous postop pain management Epidural Anesthesia
An anesthetic agent is injected directly into the area around the nerve; commonly used for procedures on the arms or legs Nerve Block
Anesthesia service where the patient is under light sedation or no sedation while undergoing surgery with local anesthesia provided by the surgeon Monitored Anesthesia Care (MAC)
A physician licensed to practice medicine and has completed an accredited anesthesiology program
An advanced practice registered nurse who has completed an accredited Nurse Anesthetist training program Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)
APRN stands for: Advanced Practice Registered Nurse
May be either medically directed by an Anesthesiologist or non-medically directed Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)
CAA stands for: Certified Anesthesiologist Assistant
SRNA stands for: Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist
Occurs when one lung is ventilated, & the other lung is collapsed temporarily to improve surgical access to the lung One-Lung Ventilation (OLV)
Maintains the circulation of blood and the oxygen content of the body Pump Oxygenator
CPB stands for: Cardiopulmonary Bypass
Describes organs within the peritoneal cavity Intraperitoneal
Upper abdomen Intraperitoneal Organs Stomach, Liver, Gallbladder, Spleen, Jejunum, Ascending & Transverse Colon
Lower abdomen Intraperitoneal Organs Appendix, Cecum, Ileum, Sigmoid Colon
Created by: VA_MedCod3r
 

 



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