The ICD-9-CM Conventions provide guidelines for using the code set. Match the convention with the correct use/description of it. Answers may be used more than once. |
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9 | A) | : colon
| B) | () parentheses
| C) | code first underlying disease
| D) | code first underlying disease
| E) | } brace
| F) | includes
| G) | [] brackets
| H) | [] brackets
| I) | excludes
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Analyzing diagnoses and locating the correct ICD code is a five step process. Match the stage to what is done in that stage. |
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14 | A) | Step 5
| B) | Step 1
| C) | Step 4
| D) | Step 3
| E) | Step 2
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Match these fraudulent coding and billing practices with the correct example. |
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14 | A) | performing billing for procedures that are not related to the patient's condition
| B) | reporting services at a higher level than was carried out
| C) | billing separately for services that are bundled in a single procedure code.
| D) | reporting services that were not performed
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There are three physician-office coding certifications available. Match each of them to the correct description. Answers may be used more than once. |
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Identify the range or series of codes you would investigate for the following medical services. |
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22 | A) | routine obstetric care
| B) | echocardiography
| C) | radiologic examination, nasal bones, complete
| D) | home visit for evaluation and management of established patient
| E) | drug test for amphetamines
| F) | anesthesia for prostate surgery
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