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medical coding
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| icd-9-cm | International Classification of Diseases (codes for patients problem) |
| cpt | Current Procedural Terminology manual (doctors solutions) |
| hcpcs(hick-picks) | Health care Common Procedure Coding System |
| levels of the hcpcs | cpt and national coding manual |
| coding | academic exercise—it's just a way to organize medical data. |
| What type of code describes a patient's history with a particular disease, symptom, or condition? | v codes |
| myelo | bone marrow |
| What is the global period for most major surgeries? | 90 days |
| super bill | doctors to tell coders all the necessary information about routine patient encounters. |
| cms-1500 | standard claim form used to report care and cost |
| super bill list | list conditions and treatments that a medical office sees most often |
| diagnosis codes are in | icd-9-cm |
| e codes are in | icd-9-cm |
| v codes are in | icd-9-cm |
| evaluation and management codes(e/m) | cpt manual |
| cpt procedure codes | cpt manual |
| hcpcs level 2 codes | hcpcs manual |
| icd-9-cm | describe whats wrong with patient |
| e codes | supplement the main diagnosis code |
| v codes | can supplement but can stand alone as a justification for service |
| e codes can never | stand alone |
| a large part of the v codes are | pregnancy related |
| e codes describe | how and where an injury or trauma happened |
| cpt manual | for procedures and services that are provided to patient |
| e/m codes always begin | 99 |
| e/m tell the insurance company | about the visit not the diagnosis or procedure |
| the level of the e/m code increases when | the doc has to use more factors and an increased level of skill |
| (cob) | coordination of benefits |
| e/m | evaluation and management (begin with 99) |
| how many codes are in the icd | three |
| what is the most important code from the icd | diagnosis code ,the disease,condition or system the doc is treating |
| form list conditions,treatments most seen in an office | superbill |
| cms stands for | centers for medicaid and medicare services |
| order to find procedure codes | service or procedure;anatomical site;condition;synonym;eponym |
| synonym | another name for the procedure |
| eponym | the name of the person for whom the procedure is known |
| condition | the name of the disease associated with the procedure |
| Incision | first code in most subheadings.deals with abscesses and other processes that require drainage or aspiration |
| Wound Exploration | traumatic wounds will find under General subheading and code by anatomical site |
| Excision | for muscle and bone biopsies codes based depth,method of biopsy |
| Entroduction or Removal | procedure for injectionsc application of devices,insertion of wires,pins,rods,adjustion and removing foreign matter from bone or muscle |
| Replantation | reattach surgically a body part that was completely cut off codes based on location |
| Grafts or Implants | graftion of bone,cartilage, fascia.tendon,fat, dermis |
| Other Procedures | monitoring muscles.microvascular grafts and flaps,electrical and ultrasound stimulation |
| three types of treatment for fractures | closed treatment ,open treatment percutaneous skeletal fixation |
| four types of closed treatment | with manipulation,without manipulation,with traction,without traction |