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1
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How is the ICD-10-CM code set used?

a) to indicate inpatient procedures
b) to indicate medical supplies
c) to indicate diagnoses
d) to indicate physician/provider procedures

A

c) to indicate diagnoses

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2
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What word part appears at the end of a term?
a) combining form
b) suffix
c) prefix
d) word root

A

Suffix

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3
Q

What term means a condition that results from an injury disease?
a) symptom
b) sequelae
c)diagnosis
d) prognosis

A

sequelae

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4
Q

Health care vocabulary is specialized and is derived primarily from ___________ word components (word parts).
a) Germanic
b) Greek and Latin
c) Arabic
d) English and Spanish

A

Greek and Latin

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5
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Which term means pertaining to under the tongue?
a) Subcutaneous
b) Bilingual
c) Sublingual
d) Buccal

A

sublingual

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6
Q

Inflammation of the tongue is referred to as:
a) glossary
b) pharyngitis
c) myelitis
d) glossitis

A

glossitis

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7
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Which term means “waterfall” in Greek and is a progressive loss of transparency of the lens?
a) pinkeye
b) cataract
c) sequela
d) glaucoma

A

cataract

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8
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Which term describes an abrupt, severe onset to a disease?
a) acute
b) Symptom
C) Sign
d) Chronic

A

acute

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9
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A group of signs and symptoms that consistently appear together is a(n):

epidemic
disease
syndrome
manisfestation

A

syndrome

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10
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The study of cause, used in coding to simply refer to the cause of a disease is:

prognosis
manifestation
etiology
diagnosis

A

etiology

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11
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What is the meaning of the combining form arthr/o?

stomach
joint
bone
muscle

A

joint

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12
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What is the meaning of the suffix -algia?

condition
blood
carrier
pain

A

pain

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13
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Inflammation of the liver is called:

phrenitis
arthralgia
gastritis
hepatitis

A

hepatitis

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14
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What is the meaning of the suffix -ole in the term arteriole?

large, big
many, vast
small, tiny
spread, disbursed

A

small, tiny

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15
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What is the meaning of the suffix -emia in the term hyperlipidemia?

enlargement
herniation
softening
blood condition

A

blood condition

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16
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What is the meaning of the suffix -sclerosis in the term arteriosclerosis?

structure, thing
abnormal condition of hardening
abnormal condition of narrowing
sudden, involuntary contractions

A

abnormal condition of hardening

17
Q

The PCS volume of ICD-10 is a multi-axial, _______ classification system.

7-character
10-character
12-character
5-character

A

7-character

18
Q

According to sections of the ICD-10-PCS, a(n) _______ is the goal of the procedure.

approach
root operation
qualifier
device

A

root operation

19
Q

What is the meaning of the combining form amni/o in the term amniocentesis?

abundance of
inner fetal sac
tonsil
lack of

A

inner fetal sac

20
Q

What is the meaning of the combining form cutane/o in the term percutaneous?

skin
cut
lower body
upper body

A

skin

21
Q

Do not confuse the prefix inter- meaning between, with the prefix intra- meaning

A

within

22
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What is the meaning of the prefix dys- in the term dystrophy?

abnormal, difficult, bad, painful
against, pull away
reject, discard
process of nourishment, feeding

A

abnormal, difficult, bad, painful

23
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The combining form for bone is oste/o. What is the menaing of the suffix -tome in the term osteotome?
machine to crush
instrument to crush
instrument to view
instrument to cut

A

instrument to cut

24
Q

What is the meaning of the suffix -rhhexis in the term cystorrhexis?

overflow
hardening
softening
rupture

A

rupture

25
Q

If a suffix starts with a consonant, a ______ is needed to join the word parts.
word root
combining vowel
hyphen
letter “o”

A

combining vowel

26
Q

What is the meaning of the suffix -tripsy?
crushing
incision
fixation
binding

A

crushing