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The physician visits his patient in the hospital and D.
indicates that the patient has diabetes. Insulin is If the type of diabetes mellitus is not documented in the health record, the default is type 2 diabetes
prescribed for and administered to the patient. What mellitus. The coding professional would also want to code the insulin use in addition to the diabetic
is the best decision that the coding professional can code selected (CMS 2023a, I.C.4.a.2)
make in this situation?
A. Assign a code for type 1 diabetes mellitus
because insulin was administered.
B. Assign a code for drug-induced diabetes mellitus.
C. Assign a code for type 2 diabetes mellitus with
complications.
D. Assign a code for type 2 diabetes mellitus along
with a code for the insulin use.
AHIMA Practice exam 1 CCS-P
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The patient is seen in the emergency department B.
(ED) with acute lumbar pain. The ED physician A radiologist's findings may be used to clarify an outpatient's diagnosis or reason for services. Based
documents possible kidney stones and orders an x- on the fact that the radiologist is a physician, a coding professional can use a diagnosis from the x-
ray. The radiologist documents bilateral ray (CMS 2023a, IV.K).
nephrolithiasis. The coding professional would
assign a code for which of the following conditions?
A. Acute lumbar pain
B.Bilateral nephrolithiasis
C.Possible kidney stones
D.Abnormal x-ray findings
A female infant was born in the hospital at term and B.
at a normal birth weight. It was a vaginal delivery Infants born to RH-negative mothers often develop hemolytic disease owing to fetal-maternal blood
with a vertex presentation. In the hours after birth, group incompatibility. These conditions are classified to Category P55, Hemolytic disease of
jaundice was noted and eventually a diagnosis of newborn (Optum 2022, 8; ICD-10-CM Expert for Hospitals, Alphabetic Index, main term Disease,
erythroblastosis fetalis due to an ABO subterm hemolytic).
incompatibility was made. How would this admission
be coded?
Z38.00 Single liveborn infant, born in hospital,
delivered vaginally
P55.0 Rh isoimmunization of newborn
P55.1 ABO isoimmunization of newborn
P55.8 Other hemolytic diseases of newborn
P55.9 Hemolytic disease of newborn, unspecified
A.Z38.00, P55.0
B.Z38.00, P55.1
C.Z38.00, P55.8
D.Z38.00, P55.9
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