Exam 18: Factors Influencing Health Status Z Codes

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Refer to the ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines I.C.21.a, which states: Z codes may be used as either a or , depending on the circumstances of the encounter.

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Hannah Hollow is being seen today for a lump in her right breast. Hannah has a genetic susceptibility to breast cancer. What is the correct code assignment?

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What is the correct code for an office visit to screen a patient for anemia?

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A patient visits the doctor's office for a testicular cancer screening. During the examination, the doctor discovers an atrophied right testis. What is/are the correct code(s) assignment?

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A patient is a carrier of viral hepatitis C. What code is assigned?

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Which of the following Z codes can only be used for a principal diagnosis?

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What is the correct code assignment for a patient who received a blood pressure screening only with results within the normal range?

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Refer to the ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines I.C.21.c.3, which states: ________ codes indicate that a patient is either a carrier of a disease or has the sequelae or residual of a past disease or condition.

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What is the correct code for resistance to vancomycin?

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Mary Matthews is concerned about her breast cancer risk because her mother passed away as a result of breast cancer five years ago. She presented to the office today for a routine mammogram to screen for breast cancer. What is the correct code assignment?

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What is the correct code for an office visit for a routine gynecological examination without any findings?

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Which of the following Z codes can only be used for a principal diagnosis?

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Question 12

________ means the donor and recipient individuals are genetically identical.

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What is the correct code for a patient coming in for cholesterol screening?

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What is the correct code for an office visit for immunizations?

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________ means the donor and recipient are of the same species.

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Patty Paler is being seen today for anemia. Patty has been taking aspirin for three years due to CAD. What codes are assigned?

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Six-year-old Chrissy Chrimson is brought in today by her mother. Her parents are divorced and Chrissy's mother is concerned that her father abused her over the weekend while he had custody of Chrissy. The physician examines Chrissy and discusses the weekend's events with her. The physician does not find any physical or mental indication of abuse. How is this visit coded?

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Question 18

Which of the following Z codes can only be used for a principal diagnosis?

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Question 19

How many Z codes are permitted to be used only as first-listed diagnosis codes?

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Exam 18: Factors Influencing Health Status Z Codes

Refer to the ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines I.C.21.a, which states: Z codes may be used as either a ________ or ________, depending on the circumstances of the encounter.

Hannah Hollow is being seen today for a lump in her right breast. Hannah has a genetic susceptibility to breast cancer. What is the correct code assignment?

What is the correct code for an office visit to screen a patient for anemia?

A patient visits the doctor's office for a testicular cancer screening. During the examination, the doctor discovers an atrophied right testis. What is/are the correct code(s) assignment?

A patient is a carrier of viral hepatitis C. What code is assigned?

Which of the following Z codes can only be used for a principal diagnosis?

What is the correct code assignment for a patient who received a blood pressure screening only with results within the normal range?

Refer to the ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines I.C.21.c.3, which states: ________ codes indicate that a patient is either a carrier of a disease or has the sequelae or residual of a past disease or condition.

What is the correct code for resistance to vancomycin?

Mary Matthews is concerned about her breast cancer risk because her mother passed away as a result of breast cancer five years ago. She presented to the office today for a routine mammogram to screen for breast cancer. What is the correct code assignment?

What is the correct code for an office visit for a routine gynecological examination without any findings?

Which of the following Z codes can only be used for a principal diagnosis?

________ means the donor and recipient individuals are genetically identical.

What is the correct code for a patient coming in for cholesterol screening?

What is the correct code for an office visit for immunizations?

________ means the donor and recipient are of the same species.

Patty Paler is being seen today for anemia. Patty has been taking aspirin for three years due to CAD. What codes are assigned?

Which of the following Z codes can only be used for a principal diagnosis?

How many Z codes are permitted to be used only as first-listed diagnosis codes?

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Refer to the ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines I.C.21.a, which states: Z codes may be used as either a or , depending on the circumstances of the encounter.