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show guidelines  
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if there is no clear cut outpatient guidelines would you refer to   show
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show true  
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the cause of a disease or condition is aka its   show
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when two or more interrelated conditions exist, either could be the ? diagnosis   show
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show V codes  
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how many chapters are located in Vol 1, tabular list of icd-9   show
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show signs and symptoms  
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show late effect  
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show first listed  
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the same dcoding guidelines apply to both the inpatient and outpatient settings. t/f   show
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in the outpatient setting, the term first listed diagnosis is use instead of principal   show
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show false  
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in the outpatient setting, a diagnosis that is documented as 'rule out' should be coded as if it exists t/f   show
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v codes can be assigned as first listed or secondary diagnoses. t/f   show
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if a patient is admitted to observation status for a medical condition a code is assigned for the medical condition as the first listed diagnosis t/f   show
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show true  
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show false - code post op only  
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show digestive system v12.71  
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Screening for sickle cell   show
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long term use of high risk medication   show
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show history, family, malignant, breast v16.3 female  
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preoperative evaluation for elective cholecystectomy due to gallstones. pt is seen by pulmonologist because of copd   show
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show look for directions v22.1  
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show v70.4 paternity - testing  
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show v01.1 exposure - tuberculosis  
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show v71.3 observation - accident - work  
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show v82.81 screening - osteoporosis  
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id first listed diagnosis established pt presents with chest pain. has a history of previous myocardial infarction   show
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an established patient is seen for management of diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis   show
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show specificity  
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the first step to accurate coding is to identify the ? ? in the diagnosistic statement   show
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show combination  
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a three digit code is to only be used if it is not further ?   show
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a single code that entails two diagnoses is called an   show
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show false  
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show both alphabetical index and tabular index  
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show 420.90  
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an ? ? is a residual effect (condition) produced after the acute phase of an illness or injury has ended   show
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what is the max number of digits an icd9 code contain   show
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the routinely associated signs and symptoms should not be coded in addition to a code for the particular disease or condition   show
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a late effect is the residual condition that is still present 2 months after the acute illness or injury   show
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it is unacceptable to code an impending condition as if it exists   show
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when sequencing codes for residuals and late effect, the residual code is generally sequnced first followed by the late effect code.   show
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it is important to follow any cross referenced instructions such as see also   show
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always verify the code from the alph index in the tabular list to assure accurate coding   show
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a combination code is a single code that may be used to classify two diagnoses   show
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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   show
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a combination code is a single code used to classify   show
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terms that may be used to describe a threatened condition include   show
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the correct code for a threatened spontaneous abortion is   show
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the correct code for impending shock is   show
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show code pneumonia first 486, 786.2  
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show code pneumonia first 486, 276.51  
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correct codes for acute cystitis due to e.coli are   show
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show acute first 464.00, 476.0  
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acute on chronic diastolic heart failure   show
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acute on chronic respiratory failure   show
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calculus of the bile duct with acute and chronic cholecystitis   show
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malunion of previous humeral fracture   show
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facial droop due to previous cva   show
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dysphagia, oropharyngeal phase, due to previous stroke   show
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show false  
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chronic disease that are treated on an ongoing basis should be coded and reported as often as the pt receives treatment and care for the chronic conditions   show
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when coding an encounter for preoperative evaluation the reason that the pt is having the surgery or procedure performed is the 1st listed   show
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in the outpt setting, diag that are documented as 'prob' 'susp' 'r/o' or quest are coded only to the highest degree   show
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the 1st listed diag is defined as the diag that is the most serious   show
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it is acceptable to use a code from the icd9 manual, ch 11 in conjunction w/ v22.0 or v22.1   show
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it is acceptable to code signs and sympt even when a definitive diagn has been confirmed   show
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it is not acceptable to code a symp when a definitive diag has been confirmed   show
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Codes from ch 11 should not be reported in conjunction w v 22.0 and v 22.1   show
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it is acceptable to codee suspected pneumonia to the pneumonia code   show
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when a pt is to have outpt surg and the surg is canncled the v code to indicate the reason for the canncellation is the frist listed diag   show
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show true  
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the guidlenes for coding and reporting are the same for inpt and out pt service   show
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