Chapter 10 Using CDM-9-CM
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| The Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting are updated every year | False
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| If there are separate codes for both the acute and chronic forms of a condition, the code for the chronic condition is sequenced first | False
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| The routinely associated signs and symptoms should not be coded in addition to a code for a particular disease or condition | False
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| A late effect is teh residual condition that is still present 2 months after the acute illness or injury | True
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| It is unacceptable to code an impending condition as if it exists | True
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| It is acceptable to assign codes directly from the Alphabetic Index of ICD-9-CM |
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| When sequencing codes for residuals and late effect, the residual code is generally sequenced first followed by the late effect code |
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| It is important to follow any cross-reference instructions, such as see also | True
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| Always verify the code from the Alphabetic Index in the Tabular List to assure accurate coding | True
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| A combination code is a single code that may be used to classify two diagnosis | False
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| Multiple coding should not be used when there is a combination code that identifies all the elements documented in the diagnosis | True
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| A combination code is a single code used to classify | two diagnosis, a diagnosis with an associated secondary process, a diagnosis with an associated complication
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| Terms that may be used to describe a threatened condition include | evolving, impending, threatening
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| The correction code for a threatened spontaneous abortion is | 640.00
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| The correct code for impending shock is | no code assigned
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| The correct code(s) for cough due to pneumonia is/are | 486
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| The correct codes for dehydration due to pneumonia is/are | 486, 276.51
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| The correct codes for acute cystitis due to E coli are | 595.0, 041.49
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| The correct code(s) for viral pneumonia is/are | 480.9
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| The correct code(s) for acute and chronic laryngitis is/are | 464.00, 476.0
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| Acute on chronic diastolic heart failure | 425.33
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| Acute on chronic respiratory failure | 518.84
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| Calculus of the bile duct with acute and chronic cholecystitis | 574.80, 574.81
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| Impending SIRS (systemic inflammatory response syndrome) | 995.90
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| Acute bronchitis due to respiratory syncytial vius (RVS) | 466.11, 079.6
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| Pneumonia due to respiratory humeral fracture | 480.1
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| Malunion of previous humeral fracture | 733.81, 905.2
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| Facial droop due to previous CVA | 781.94, 438.83
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| Dysphagia, oropharyngeal phase, due to previous stroke | 438.82, 787.22
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| Acute and chronic renal failure in patient with hypertension | 584.9, 403.90, 585.9
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| The term "use additional code" indicated that a secondary code should be added if supported by documentation in the medical record | True
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| A late effect usually occurs within 6 months of the illness or injury | False
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| Codes must be assigned to the highest level of specificity to be valid codes | True
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| What are 2 common sypmtoms associated with a urinary tract infection | Burning pain, inability to empty bladder
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| What are 2 common symptoms associated with gastroenteritis | Muscle aches, loss of appetite
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| Severe intellectual disabilities due to previous viral encephalitis | Residual: Severe intellectual disabilities, 318.1 Cause: viral encephalitis, 139.0 Cause
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| Nonunion of left tibia fracture (closed) | Residual: nonunion fracture, 733.82 Cause: fracture, tibia; 905.4
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| Osteoporois due to previous poliomyelitis | Residual: osteoperosis, 733.00 Cause: poliomyeltis, 138
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| Flaccid hemiplegia affecting dominant side due to cerebrovascular accident 4 months ago | Residual and cause: flaccid hemiplegia, dominant side, CVA; 438.21
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| Acute and chronic bronchitis | 466.0, 491.9
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| Acute and chronic oophoritis | 614.0, 614.1
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| Acute pyleonephritis due to E coli | 591.10, 041.49
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| Gstroenteritis due to Norwalk virus | 008.63
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| Impending respiratory failure | no code
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| Threatened shock, patient hypotensive | 458.9
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| Pneumonia due to Hemophilus influenzae | 482.2
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| Streptococca pharyngitis | 034.0
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| Systematic lupus erythematosyus with associated nephritic syndrome | 710.0, 583.9
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