A) 078.0 B) 078.1 C) 078.11 D) 078.10 A) 078.0 B) 078.1 C) 078.11 D) 078.10

A) 616.1 B) 616.10 C) 616.11 D) 616.2 A) 616.1 B) 616.10 C) 616.11 D) 616.2

A) 752.51 B) 752.61 C) 752.7 D) 752.81 A) 752.51 B) 752.61 C) 752.7 D) 752.81

A) 614.0 B) 614.1 C) 614.2 D) 614.3 A) 614.0 B) 614.1 C) 614.2 D) 614.3

A) 043 B) 042 C) 041 D) 040 A) 043 B) 042 C) 041 D) 040

A) 708 B) 708.0 C) 708.1 D) 708.2 A) 708 B) 708.0 C) 708.1 D) 708.2

Exam 18: Basics of Diagnostic Coding

The medical assistant should never code a patient as having __________ unless it is clearly documented as confirmed in the medical record.

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Persistent vomiting not related to pregnancy

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Question 22

Condyloma acuminatum

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Question 23

The __________ digit is the subcategory.

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Question 24

Vaginitis, NOS

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 25

Undescended testis

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 26

Codes used to classify environmental causes of disease or injury are called _____ codes.

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Question 27

Chronic oophoritis

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 28

Dermatitis caused by cosmetics

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 29

HIV infection

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 30

Trichomoniasis can be coded solely with the code 131.

(True/False)

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Question 31

V and E codes are found in the CPT-4 manual.

(True/False)

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Question 32

Pyogenic arthritis, lower leg

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Question 33

Klinefelter's syndrome

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 34

The ICD-9 has __________ appendices.

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Question 35

The code for hypertension, which often is memorized, usually is __________.

(Short Answer)

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Question 36

The cause of a disorder is its __________.

(Short Answer)

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Question 37

Allergic urticaria

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 38

The signs and symptoms of a disease are its __________.

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Question 39

The __________ table describes malignancies.

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Exam 18: Basics of Diagnostic Coding

The medical assistant should never code a patient as having __________ unless it is clearly documented as confirmed in the medical record.

Persistent vomiting not related to pregnancy

Condyloma acuminatum

The __________ digit is the subcategory.

Vaginitis, NOS

Undescended testis

Codes used to classify environmental causes of disease or injury are called _____ codes.

Chronic oophoritis

Dermatitis caused by cosmetics

HIV infection

Trichomoniasis can be coded solely with the code 131.

V and E codes are found in the CPT-4 manual.

Pyogenic arthritis, lower leg

Klinefelter's syndrome

The ICD-9 has __________ appendices.

The code for hypertension, which often is memorized, usually is __________.

The cause of a disorder is its __________.

Allergic urticaria

The signs and symptoms of a disease are its __________.

The __________ table describes malignancies.

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