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Which of the following organizations is responsible for updating the procedure classification of ICD-10-
PCS?

Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is responsible for updating ICD-10-PCS

Coding accuracy is anticipated to improve due to which ICD-10-CM enhancement?

Expanding codes to capture more detail in several sections such as injury, diabetes, and postoperative
complications

Which character in an ICD-10-CM diagnosis code provides information regarding encounter of care?

Seventh character provides information about encounter of care, such as intial encounter, subsequent
encounter, or sequelae

What does the fourth character of an ICD-10-CM diagnosis code capture?

Fourth character capture etiology, fifth capture anatomic site, and sixth capture severity

ICD-10-CM codes must be a minimum of how many characters

At least three characters with a decimal point used after the 3rd character

To which of the following do notes appearing under a 3-character code apply?

When a note appears under a 3-character code, it applies to all codes within that category

Which volume of ICD-10-CM contains the Tabular and Alphabetic Index of procedures?

None since the development of ICD-10-PCS

Identify the correct diagnosis code for lipoma of the face:

Lipoma, face = D17.0

Identify the correct diagnosis code(s) for adenoma of left adrenal cortex with Conn's syndrome:

Adenoma, adrenal (cortex) = D35.02
Syndrome, Conn = E26.01

Which of the following is a standard terminology used to code medical procedures and services?

CPT is a comprehensive descriptive listing of terms an codes for reporting diagnostic and therapeutic
procedures and medical services.

Identify the appropriate ICD-10-CM diagnosis code for right cerebral contusion with 15 minute loss of
consciousness, initial encounter for care:

,Contusion, cerebral - see Contusion, brain. Add 6th character "1" for loss of consciousness of 30 minutes
for less, 7th character for initial encounter = S06.311A

If a patient has en excision of a malignant lesion of the skin, the CPT code is determined by the body
area from which the excision occurs and which of the following?

Diameter of the lesion as well as the most narrow margins required to adequately excise the lesion
described in the operative report

According to CPT, a repair of a laceration that includes retention sutures would be considered what
type of closure?

Complex closures include the repair of wounds requiring more that layered closure, namely, scar
revision, debridement, extensive undermining, stents, or retention sutures.

Patient is admitted with spotting, had been treated two weeks previously for miscarriage with sepsis.
Sepsis resolved, she is afebrile at this time, treated with an aspiration D&C, and POC are found. Which
of the following should be the PD?

Miscarriage: Retained POC following an abortion (Subsequent admissions for retained POC following any
type of abortion are assigned the appropriate code from category O03 [spont. abn.] or O07.4 [failed
attempted term. of pg. w/o comp.] and Z33.2 [encounter for elect. term of pg]. This advice is appropriate
even when the patient was discharged prev. with discharge diagnosis of complete ab.

An 80-year-old female is admitted with fever, lethargy, hypotension, tachycardia, oliguria, elevated
WBC, and more than 100K organisms of E. coli per cc of urine. Attending physician documents
"urosepsis". How should coder proceed to code?

Since urosepsis is nonspecific and not codable in ICD-10-CM, it cannot be considered synonymous with
sepsis, and therefore the physician should be queried.

65yo patient with history of lung cancer is admitted to healthcare facility with ataxia, syncope, and a
fractured arm as a result from falling. Pt undergoes closed reduction of fracture in the ED and
undergoes complete workup for metastatic carcinoma of the brain. Pt is found to have metastatic
carcinoma of the lung to brain and undergoes radiation therapy to brain. Which of the following would
be the PD in this case?

If a tx is directed at the malignancy, designate the malignancy as the PD with the only exception to this
guideline being if the pt admission or encounter is solely for the administration of chemo,
immunotherapy, or radiation, then assign the appropriate Z51.- code as the first-listed or PD an the
diagnosis or problem for which the service is being performed as a secondary diagnosis.

Pt was admitted for abdominal pain with diarrhea and was diagnosed with infectious gastroenteritis.
Pt also has angina and COPD. Which of the following would be the correct coding and sequencing for
this case?

Infectious gastroenteritis; COPD; angina

Pt admitted with hx of prostate cancer and with mental confusion. Pt completed radiation therapy for
prostatic carcinoma 3 years ago and is status post a radical resection of the prostate. CT scan of brain

, during current admission reveals metastasis. Which of the following is the correct coding and
sequencing for the current hospital stay?

Metastatic carcinoma of the brain; history of carcinoma of the prostate

According to UHDDS, which of the following is the definition of "other diagnoses"?

Receives clinical eval or therapeutic tx or diagnostic procedures to extends the LOS or increases nursing
care and monitoring

Pt is admitted with abdominal pain and physician documents the discharge dx as pancreatitis vs.
noncalculus cholecystitis. Both dx are equally treated. The correct coding/sequencing for this case
would be:

Sequence either pancreatitis or noncalculus cholecystitis as PD

7yo pt admitted to ED for tx for shortness of breath and given epinephrine and nebulizer tx. Shortness
of breath and wheezing are unabated following tx. What diagnosis should be suspected?

Asthma with status asthmaticus since pt failed to respond to therapy during attack. This is a life-
threatening condition that requires emergency care and likely hospitalization.

Pt is seen in ED for chest pain. After eval, it is suspected that pt may have gastroesophageal reflux
disease (GERD). Final dx was "rule out chest pain vs. GERD". The correct ICD-10-CM is:

Physician has uncertainty about GERD, so rather than code a condition that potentially does not exist, it
is best to code to the highest degree of certainty which is the sign/symptom the pt exhibits = Chest pain,
unspecified R07.9

Skin lesion was removed from pt's cheek in doctor's office and is documented as "skin lesion" in
health record. Before billing, pathology report returns with dx of basal cell carcinoma. Which of the
following action should the coding professional do for claim submission?

Code basal cell carcinoma since diagnostic tests interpreted by physician and final report is available and
this is a outpatient encounter. However, this is different from inpatient rules regarding abnormal findings
on test results.

Epidural given during labor and subsequently it was determined that pt would require C-section for
cephalopelvic disproportion due to obstructed labor. Assign correct ICD-10-CM dx and CPT anesthesia
codes without modifiers:

Cephalopelvic = O65.4; two codes req for anesthesia: planned vaginal delivery = 01967 and add'l code
describing anesthesia for c-section following planned vaginal delivery converted to cesarean = 01968
(instructional note guides coder to use 01968 with 01967)

Which of the following purpose and use goals does NOT apply to ICD-10-PCS?

Improved collection of data about nursing care

Which of the following is NOT a way that ICD-10-CM improves coding accuracy?

Increases cross-referencing

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