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Test 1 Flashcards

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What does ICD-10 PCS stand for?

A

International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision, Procedure Coding System.

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What does ICD-10 CM stand for?

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International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision, Clinical Modification.

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What is the Tabular List?

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A chronological list of codes divided into chapters based on the body system or condition.

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What is the index?

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An alphabetical list of terms and their corresponding code.

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What is a section?

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Groups of three-character categories. Ex: L00-L08

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What is a Category?

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Three-character code numbers. Ex: L02

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What is a subcategory?

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Four-character code numbers. Ex: L02.2

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What is a subclassification?

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Five, six, or seven character code numbers. Ex: L02.211

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What is the placeholder character in ICD-10?

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X

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What is the UHDDS?

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Used for reporting inpatient data in acute care, short-term, and long-term care hospitals.

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What is a Principal Diagnosis?

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

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What is a Secondary Diagnosis?

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Those conditions that coexist at the time of admission or develop subsequently or affect patient care for the current hospital episode.

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What does UHDDS stand for?

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Uniform Hospital Discharge Data Set.

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What are General Notes?

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They provide information on usage in a specific section.

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What are Inclusion Notes?

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Notes used to further define, or give examples of, the content of the chapter, section, or category.

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What does excludes1 mean?

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“NOT CODED HERE” It instructs that the code excluded should never be used at the same time as the code above the note.

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What does exludes2 mean?

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“NOT INCLUDED HERE” It instructs that the condition excluded is not part of the condition represented by the code. Under certain conditions, it is OK to use an exculdes2 code.

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What does Code First mean?

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The underlying condition should be sequenced first.

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What does Use Additional Code mean?

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Identify the manifestations commonly associated with a disease.

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What does Code Also mean?

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Two codes may be required to fully describe a condition.

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What does NEC stand for?

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Not Elsewhere Classifiable.

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What does NEC mean?

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A code or condition is not found in the codebook.

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What does NOS stand for?

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Not Otherwise Specified.

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What does NOS mean?

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Information can not be found in the medical record.

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What does “see” mean?

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The coder must refer to an alternative term.

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What does “see also” mean?

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There is another place in the index where a code can be found if one is not found where you originally looked.

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What does “see category” mean?

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Provides the coder with a category number.

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What does “see condition” mean?

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Refer to the main term of a condition.

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What do parenthesis mean?

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They are used to enclose supplementary words or explanatory information. They are nonessential modifiers.

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What do square brackets mean?

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They are used to enclose synonyms, alternative wordings, abbreviations, and explanatory phrases that provide additional information.

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What do colons mean?

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They are used after an incomplete term that needs one or more modifiers.

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What is a Principal Procedure?

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One which was performed for definitive treatment. Usually related to the principal diagnosis.

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What is a Secondary Procedure?

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All other significant procedures.

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Who are the cooperating parties for ICD-10?

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AHIMA, AHA, CMS, NCHS

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What does AHIMA, AHA, CMA and NCHS stand for?

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American Health Information Management Association, American Hospital Association, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the National Center for Health Statistics.

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Who is responsible for the development of the diagnosis side of ICD-10?

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CMS and NCHS.

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Who is responsible for the development of the procedure side of ICD-10?

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3M

41
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When is the compliance date for ICD-10?

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October 1, 2014

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What do Z codes represent?

A

Factors influencing health status and contact with health services that may be recorded as diagnosis.

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What do you search for first in the index?

A

The main term

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What does a dash at the end of an index entry mean?

A

Additional characters are required.

45
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The word “and” can be interpreted as what?

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“And” or “or”

46
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The word “with” should be interpreted to mean?

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“Associated with” or “due to”

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What does “due to” indicate in the index or tabular?

A

A casual relationship between two conditions is present.

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