Ch 5: Terms Flashcards

General Coding Guidelines for Diagnosis

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Acute

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A short and relatively severe course

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Chronic

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Persistent over a long period

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Combination code

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A single code used to classify two diagnoses; or a diagnoses with an associated secondary process (manifestation); or a diagnoses with an associated complication

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4
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Conventions

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General rules for use in classification that must be followed for accurate coding

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5
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Etiology

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Cause or origin of a disease or condition

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Manifestation

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Symptom or condition that is the result of a disease

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Residual condition or effect

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When the acute phase of an illness or injury has passed, but a residual condition or health problem remains

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Sequelae

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Residual conditions or effects; time when the acute phase of an illness or injury has passed, but residual conditions or health problems remain

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Sign

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Objective evidence of a disease or of a patient’s condition as perceived by the patient’s examining physician

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Subacute

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Somewhat acute; between chronic and acute

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Symptom

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Subjective evidence of a disease or of a patient’s condition as perceived by the patient

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