Final Flashcards

1
Q

What is the proper way to interpret the NEC and NOS abbreviations?

a. Not elsewhere classified “in the medical record” and Not otherwise specified “in the code book”
b. Not elsewhere classified “in the code nook” and Not otherwise specified “in the medical record”

A

Not elsewhere classified “in the code nook” and Not otherwise specified “in the medical record”

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2
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Indicates that a diagnosis is still possible - coded like it exists

A

Rule out

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3
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Indicates that a diagnosis once considered likely is no longer possible - never coded

A

Ruled out

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4
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Which type of excludes notes means NOT CODED HERE. Should never be used at the same time as the code above

a. Excludes 1
b. Excludes 2

A

Excludes 1

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5
Q

Probable and possible should be coded as if the condition _______.

Exceptions to these are HIV and Influenza

A

Existed

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6
Q

_____ means there is no seperate code for the condition in the alphabetic index even though the diagnostic statement is very specific

A

NEC

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7
Q

_____ codes are used only when the diagnostic statement does not provide information to permit classificationto more specific code

A

NOS

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8
Q

TRUE/FALSE: Coding unconfimed diagnoses as if established (such as probable, possible diagnosis) only applies to inpatient coding. This rule does not apply to outpatient coding.

A

True

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9
Q

Site mentioned is secondary (Metastatic carcinoma to the lung)

A

Metastatic to

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10
Q

site mentioned is primary (Metastatic carcinoma from the lung)

A

Metastatic from

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11
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Most severe _____ is sequenced as principal (first) diagnosis

A

injury

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12
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a complication such as an infection or inflammatory reaction due to the presence of a device, implant or graft that is functioning properly; use additional codes to identify the infection/inflammation

A

Nonmechanical

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13
Q

a complication that results from a failure of a device, implant or graft – breakdown, displacement, leakage

A

Mechanical

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14
Q

What type of excludes means not NOT INCLUDED HERE. Not part of the condition represented by the code.

a. Excludes 1
b. Excludes 2

A

Excludes 2

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15
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________ codes are not used if injury or illness or any other signs or symtom related to the suspected condition is present.

A

Observation

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16
Q

____ and ____ can be assigned only has the principal diagnosis or reason for encounter(observation). Never used has secondary

A

Z03, 204

17
Q

Focused on management of pain and symptoms, rather than aggressive treatment of disease; Used only as a secondary code; underlying disease is sequenced first

A

Palliative care

18
Q

If the late effect is due to injury, poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes (S00 – T88), a 7th character value for “_______” or “__” should be assigned

A

sequelae

19
Q

________ occurs when there is no exertion that has been expended. Pain is more severe and not easily controlled by nitoroglycerin

A

Unstable angina

20
Q

______ is less severe and is controlled. It is easily controlled by nitroglycerin

A

Angina pectoris