Chapter 5
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| How many volumes are in the codebook? | 3 volumes
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| Which volumes are used in physicians offices? | Volumes 1 and 2
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| Which volumes are used in hopspitals? | Volume 3
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| When do you code Acute (something has changed in an otherwise stable condition ~ short, but severe course) conditions? | 1st
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| When do you code Chronic (condition that persists for a long period of time or reccurent) conditions? | 2nd
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| Etiology | underlying cause *code 1st*
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| Manifestation | signs and symptoms associated with disease *code 2nd*
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| How many ICD codes can be used on a claim? | 4
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| HTN | Hypertension
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| Benign | low risk, under control
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| Secondary | caused by another primary condition (tumor- appears cancer has spread as a result)
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| Essential | no cause found
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| Malignant | high risk, life threatening
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| Neoplasm | tumor, or new growth ~ classification: benign (or uncertain behavior) or malignant (primary CA in SITU (cancer in situation))
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| Lesion | abnormality of tissue ~ classification: benign or malignant
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| Sequence of V codes when coding | may be listed primary or secondary depending on the condition
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| Poisioning | considered an intentional overdose ~ ex. suicide (E code classification)
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| Adverse effect | appropriate dose given resulting in and adverse reaction (E code classification)
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| Accident | accidental overdose (E code classification)
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| Theraputic use | identify agent of an adverse effect (E code classification)
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| Late effect | inactive condition produced after acute phase of illness
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| And/With | two conditions are present & BOTH must be present to use
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| NEC | Nowhere Else Classified
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| NOS | Not Otherwise Specific
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| How do you code fractures? | Always coded as closed, unless stated as open (an open fracture is also known as a compound fracture)
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| Primary diagnosis (diagnosis = dx) | 1st diagnosis listed on the claim form
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| Encounter form | lists chief complaint
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| Admitting | diagnosis given after addmission into the hospital
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| Secondary | diagnosis that contributes to patient's condition
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| Principal | diagnosis obtained after inpatient setting
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| Italicized bracket | need for another code
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| Brackets | synomyn or same meaning
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| Black circle | new code
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| parenthesis | add additional words to the code
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| triangle | revised code
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