Abbreviations Flashcards

1
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A

A

Initial Encounter/Visit

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2
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D

A

Subsequent Encounter/Visit

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3
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S

A

Sequela (a condition following and resulting from a disease)

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4
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NEC

A

Not Elsewhere Classified

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5
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NOS

A

Not Otherwise Specified (equivalent to Unspecified)

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6
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Excludes Note

A

Excludes 1 or 2

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7
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“See”

A

Points to an alternative term and is mandatory in order to code correctly

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8
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“See Also”

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Another cross-reference term, look elsewhere in the index. However, it is not necessary to follow this instructin note when the original main term provides the necessary code

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9
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“Code Also”

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Two codes may be required to fully describe the condition, but this note does not provide sequencing direction

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10
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Default Codes

A

Conditions that are most commonly associated with the main term, or is the unspecified code for the condition

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11
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Brackets [ ]

A

Synonyms, abbreviations, alternative wording, or explanatory phrases

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12
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Slanted [ ]

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Identifies Manifestation codes: represents the secondary condition, Codes within the slanted is listed in the second position or follows the disease code

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13
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Parentheses ( )

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Encloses supplementary words or explanatory information and does not affect the code assignment to the condition

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14
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Colon :

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Incomplete terms that need one or more additional terms in order to be assigned to a particular code

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15
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Excludes 1

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Indicates that the condition listed after it cannot ever be used at the same time as the code above the note

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16
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Excludes 2

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Means that two codes are applied when both conditions are present

17
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“Code First”

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Appears under certain codes that are not specifically manifestation codes but certain conditions may be due to an underlying cause

18
Q

“Code Also”

A

Indicates that two codes may be required to fully describe a condition. This code does not provide sequencing direction, either code may be listed first

19
Q

“And”

A

May have one OR the other of the statements included in the code title

20
Q

“With”

A

Maybe used by Dr’s to acknowledge two conditions exist