Chapter 4 - Basic Steps of Coding Flashcards

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CC

A

Chief Complaint

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DS

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Discharge summary

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ER

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Emergency Room

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4
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OR

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Operating Room

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Admitting diagnosis

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the condition that requires the patient to be hospitalized

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Alphabetic Index

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the index found in the ICD-10-CM book for both disease conditions and procedures

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Chief Complaint

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the reason, in the patient’s own words, for presenting to the hospital

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Differential diagnosis

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when a symptom may represent a variety of diagnoses.

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Discharge Summary

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a review of the patient’s hospital course. This summary details the reason for admission or tests or procedures performed and how the patient responded.

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Eponym

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term for a disease, structure, procedure or syndrome that has been named for a person.

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Main term

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term that identifies disease conditions or injuries; it is identified in bold print and set flush with the left margin of each column in the Alphabetic Index.

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Nonessential modifier

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term that is enclosed in parentheses; its presence or absence does not affect code assignment

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Principal diagnosis

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condition established after study to be chiefly responsible for occasioning admission of the patient to the hospital for care.

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Subterm

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gives more specific information about a main term. Subterms identify site, type or etiology of a disease condition or injury. Also, modifiers that are idented to the right of the main term.

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Tabular List

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section of the ICD-10-CM book that contains the code listing, along with exclusion or inclusion notes.

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