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What does the abbreviation NEC in the ICD-9-CM book mean?
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Using Volume 2 the main term or what is looked up rather than the anatomic part?
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Chap 5 Dx Codes

Workbook Dx coding

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What does the abbreviation NEC in the ICD-9-CM book mean? not elsewhere classified
Using Volume 2 the main term or what is looked up rather than the anatomic part? condition
E codes are a supplementary classification of coding for what rather than disease and of coding for what else? external causes of injury and adverse reactions to medications
ICD-10-PCS was developed by 3M Health Information systems under contract with who? Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
The disease codes in ICD-10-CM have a maximum of how many digits? seven
Combination code when two diagnoses are classified with a single code number
True or False - It is permissible to use a zero as a filler character when listing a dx code number on a claim form False
True or False - When a person who is not currently sick encounters health services for some specific purpose like vaccination, then a V code is used True
True or False - Code conventions are rules or principles for determining a diagnostic code when using a diagnostic code book True
True or False - Because there are annual ICD-0-CM code revisions, there is a 3-month grace period to implement these changes and revisions False
True or False - An E code may never be sequenced as the primary diagnosis in the first position True
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