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Ch 19 Badic Coding Quiz

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1. As long as th pt is receiving active treatment for the fracture traumatic fractures are coded using which codes?




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2. An incomplete dislocation with the contact between the joint surfaces remaining in place. It is commonly seen in children.




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3. What is the title and code numbers for chapter 17 of ICD-9-CM?




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4. When there is no indication as to whether the fracture is open or close which code is chosen?




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5. What type of fracture would not be classified to chapter 17 of ICD-9-CM?




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6. Code: Open wound of the forearm with injury to the ulnar blood vessel.




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7. What is a rule for coding multiply fractures?




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8. An injury of the ligaments of a joint resulting from turning or twisting of a body part. Symtoms are swelling and discoloration. Whiplah is an example.




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9. The note at the begining of the section offers information for when a diagnostic statement includes the terms open, infected, or foreign body, the fourth-digit code describing what should be assigned?




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10. Bruise of the brain with bleeding into brain tissue. It is often accompanied by a laceration or fracture.




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11. After codes V54.0 or .1,.8.9




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12. 892.1, Complicated open wound of foot except (toes) alone. delayed healing is considered complicated as found in instruction notes for (870-897)




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13. 958.3 Posttraumatic wound infection ,NEC




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14. 4th degree burn




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15. Cerebral Concussion




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16. 817.0 b/c of all the other more critical injuries, space was not available on the form to code each metacarpal fracture separately




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17. 2nd degree burn.




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18. Wound, fracture, or dislocation; Anatomical site




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19. 818.0, Ill-defined fracture of upper limb




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20. 998.4





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