Lesson 6 Flashcards

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ICD-10-PCS

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Is a coding system developed by centers for Medicare and Medicaid services for coding procedures in inpatient hospital settings only.

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Index to diseases and injuries

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An alphabetic list of terms and their corresponding codes. It also includes a table of neoplasms, table of drugs and chemicals, and an index to external clauses of injuries.

Known also as alphabetical Index

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Tabular list

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A list of codes and code descriptions divided into chapters

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Main terms

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In the index are boldfaced, capitalized, flush with the left margin and in alphabetical order.

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Nonessential modifiers

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Sometimes next to the main term. Which are supplementary words located in parentheses after a main term and do not have to be Included in the diagnostic statement for the code to be assigned.

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Sub terms

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Are indented underneath main terms and they further describe the condition.

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Qualifiers

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Are terms that are indented under subterms and provide additional i formation.

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Neoplasm

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Means new growth and refers to an abnormal mass of tissue that results when cel reproduction is out of control. It is also called a tumor.

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Malignant primary

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A malignant tumor is cancerous and capable of spreading to other parts of the body. A primary malignancy is the original tumor site. All malignant tumors are considere primary unless otherwise documented as metastatic or secondary.

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Secondary malignancy

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The tumor has metastasized (spread) to a secondary site, either adjacent to the primary site or to a remote region of the body. For example a patient who has prostate cancer that has metastasized to the bone has a primary prostate cancer and a secondary bone cancer.

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Carcinoma (Ca) in situ

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A malignant tumor that is contained at the original site. (Has not spread)

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Benign

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A non cancerous neoplasm that is not life threatening

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Uncertain behavior

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The pathologist will not be able to make a definite diagnosis about the behavior of the neoplasm

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Unspecified behavior

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The documentation doesn’t support a more specific code or results are pending.

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Laterality

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A term that indicates whether a condition affects one side of the body or the other

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Encounter

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The face to face contact between a patient and a healthcare provider who assesses and treats the patients condition.

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Neoplasm

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Means “new growth”, and refers to ah abnormal mass of tissue that results when cell reproduction is out of control

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Eponym

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A disease or condition names after the person who identified it

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Etiology

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The cause of a disease

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Manifestation

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A condition or complication caused by another condition or disease

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Excludes1

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Indicates that two specific conditions cannot be coded Togethor for the same encounter

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Excludes2

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Indicates that a specific condition is not included here, but the two conditions can be coded separately

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Combination code

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A single code used to classify two diagnoses

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GEMs

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General equivalence mappings. Are translation dictionaries or crosswalks of codes that can be used to roughly identify icd-10-cm codes from their icd-9-cm codes and vice versa

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Mortality

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Death

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Morbidity

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Disease

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What are the two current outpatient coding systems

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  1. Icd-10-cm for diagnoses.
    Internacional classification of diseases, tenth revision, clinical modification

2.hcpcs (healthcare common procedure coding system )
-hcpcs level 1, called current procedural terminology (cpt) got procedures and services.
-hcpcs level 2 for services and supplies not listen in cpt

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Icd-10-pcs

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Is a coding system developed by centers for Medicare and Medicaid services for coding procedures in inpatient hospital settings only.

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WHO

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World health organization

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NCHS

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The national center for health statistics

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Benefits of icd-10-cm

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-It provided greater coding accuracy and specificity.
-it contains a multitude of descriptions relevant to out patient care
-It’s / flexible enough to allow for expansion
-It’s up to date with current standard
-it meets hippa’s EDI standards and the need of current payment systems
-it aligns the u.s. goring system with those worldwide

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Icd-10-cm has key features to be aware of

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Codes may be 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 characters in length.

First character is always a letter. All letters are used except “u”

Additional characters Can be numbers or letters

Codes include laterality, or specific side of body (right shoulder, left eye), where applicable