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show Coding System  
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show Classification System  
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ICD-9-CM arranges these elements of coding/classification system into appropriate __ & __   show
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called the United States Postal Service ZIP Code system, which classifies addresses as numbers   show
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adopted in 1979 to classify diagnoses (Volumes 1 & 2) & procedures (Volume 3)   show
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developed by the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) to replace Volume 3 of ICD-9-CM   show
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when ICD-10-PCS implemented it will be used to classify __ __ & __   show
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originally published by the American Medical Association (AMA) in 1966; considered Level I of the Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS)   show
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; includes Level II (national codes), called HCPCS level II (or HCPCS national codes); managed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid (CMS)   show
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classifies medical equipment, injectable drugs, transportation services, & other services not classified by CPT   show
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use HCPCS Level II to report procedures & services   show
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discontinued in 2004   show
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collection of words/phrases with their meanings   show
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show SNOMED CT  
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system that is clinically descriptive & arranges/organizes like/related entities   show
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example of a classification as classify nephrolithiasis, renal calculi, & kidney stone within the same category   show
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show nomenclature  
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show disease nomenclature  
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show example of nomenclature  
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show terminology  
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show clinical terminology  
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show broader classifications  
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set of concepts & relationships that provides a common consultation point for comparison & aggregation of data about the entire healthcare process, recorded by multiple individuals, systems,/institutions   show
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acute care facilities (hospitals), behavioral healthcare facilities, hospice inpatient care, long-term care facilities are all   show
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show medical coding  
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show coded medical information  
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central premise was that deaths from plague needed to be examined in the context of all other causes of mortality in order to understand effects of all diseases (deductive reasoning)   show
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London merchant who published Reflections on the Weekly Bills of Mortality 1665   show
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sixty disease categories in the Bills constituted the FIRST __ __ to analyze incidences of disease   show
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show Dr. William Farr  
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show International Statistical Congress in Brussels  
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show anatomical site; rubrics  
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show Dr. Farr's classification list  
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show Jacques Berillion  
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FIRST standard system actually implemented internationally   show
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show American Public Health Association  
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has working knowledge standardized medical coding systems, coding guidelines, principles/rules, government reg., & 3rd-party payer requirements to ensure all diagnoses, medical services, & procedures as documented in medical records are coded accurately   show
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show Medical Coding Specialist  
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career associated with American Medical Billing Association (AMBA)   show
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Medical Association of Billers (MAB) certification for career in Health Insurance Specialist   show
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show Certified Claims Assistance Professional (CCAP) & Certified Electronic Claims Professional (CECP)  
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ICD-9-CM codes are assigned to inpatient cases to __ __ __ for education and research, determine third-party payer reimbursement, and facilitate institutional financial planning   show
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show UB-04 claim  
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show diagnoses; procedures  
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show sequence; UHDDS  
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responsible for documenting and authenticating legible, complete, and timely patient records in accordance with federal regulations & accrediting agency standards   show
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show support  
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show justify  
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show medical necessity  
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show American Association of Professional Coders (AAPC)  
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adherence to accepted standards   show
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show American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA)  
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show EHR  
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show Certified coding specialist (CCS)  
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show Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)  
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official daily publication for rules, proposed rules, & notices of US federal agencies & organizations   show
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payment for health care services   show
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show Encoder  
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combination of formats producing similar results i.e. paper & electronic records   show
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show Credential  
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show chief complaint  
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show Certified Professional Coder, Hospital (CPC-H)  
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show Principal Diagnosis  
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show Certified Professional Coder, Payer (CPC-P)  
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procedure performed/definitive treatment, rather than diagnostic or exploratory purposes, or one necessary to take care of complication   show
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show Certified Electronic Claims Professional (CECP)  
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show medical necessity  
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show Certified Medical Billing Specialist (CMBS)  
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condition that requires patient to be hospitalized   show
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show present on admission (POA)  
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preexisting diagnosis/condition (present on admission) which may lead to increased resource use   show
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show progress notes  
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show complication  
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show review of systems  
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show consultant  
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show significant procedure  
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show DRGs  
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show MS-DRGs  
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amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or Lou Gehrig disease can also be called   show
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