ch. 18 Flashcards

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Alphabetic Index

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one of two ways diagnoses are listed in the ICD manual. They will appear in alphabetical order with their diagnosis codes.

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Category

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the first three digits of the diagnosis code in ICD-10.

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Chapters

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the breakdown of diagnosis codes by body system or disease.

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Chief Complaint

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the patient’s main concern/issue of pain or ailment

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Combination Code

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an ICD code in which two diagnoses are included in one code.

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Convention

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a list of punctuations, abbreviations, typefaces, symbols, and instructional notes appearing in the beginning of the ICD-10. It provides the guidelines for using the code set.

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Cross-reference

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The notation within the ICD-10 of the word “see” after a main term in the index. The reference of “see” means that the main term first checked is not correct and another category has to be used.

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Diagnosis

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(Dx) the primary condition for which a patient is receiving care.

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Etiology

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the science and study of the causes of disease and their mode of operation.

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International Classification of Disease

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code set that is based on a system maintained by the WHO of the United Nations. ICD-10 codes allow for more specificity and accuracy when coding.

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Laterality

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  • the side of the body affected by the diagnosis in ICD-10.
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Morbidity

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frequency of the appearance of complications following a surgical procedure or other treatment; a disease state.

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Mortality

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A fatal outcome

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Primary Diagnosis

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the diagnosis given as the primary reason for the patient seeking care.

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Principal DIagnosis

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the diagnosis that is found, after testing and study, to be the main reason for the patients need for healthcare services.

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16
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Rubric

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three-character ICD categories used to specify diseases, injuries, and symptoms

17
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Secondary Diagnosis

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diagnosis other than the primary diagnosis for other conditions that are also affecting the patient at the time of the visit.

18
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Subcategory

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the fourth digit added to many ICD-10 codes giving further specificity to the diagnosis.

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Tabular List

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one of the two ways that diagnoses are listed in the ICD-10. The diagnosis codes are listed in numeric order with additional instructions in the Tabular list.

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World Health Organization (WHO)

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a unit of the United Nations devoted to international health problems.