E&M coding Flashcards

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PF (history)

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problem focused documentation: patients with simple problems

Note chief complaint, and a brief HPI (1-3 items). No ROS or PMFSH

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EPF (history)

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extended problem focused. Chief complaint, brief HPI, and ROS of one system.
No PMFSH

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DTL (hisotry)

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detailed documentation.

chief complaint, extended HPI (4 items OR status of 3 chronic problems), 2-9 system under ROS, and 1 pertinent PMFSH

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COMP (history)

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comprehensive.

chief complaint, extended HPI, >=10 systems under ROS, and complete PMFSH

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PF (physical exam)

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1-5 elements from one or more organ systems

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EPF (physical)

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> =6 elements from any organ system

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DTL (physical)

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> =2 elements from 6 organ systems OR 12 elements from 2 or more organ systems

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COMP (physical)

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2 elements from each of 9 organ systems

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Medical Decision-making coding

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S: straightforward, minimal risk, e.g. insect bite
L: low risk, e.g. one stable chronic illness/ sprained ankle
M: moderate risk, e.g. one stable chronic illness with mild exacerbation
H: high risk, complex evaluation of an existing patient whose chronic condition worsens.

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what are the common levels of complexity for clinic visits

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1-5

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