The most accurate method for taking a temperature is .
If a diagnosis is documented as probable, suspected, likely,…
If a diagnosis is documented as probable, suspected, likely, questionable, possible or still to be ruled out, the condition is coded as if it existed except in which scenario?
The first character of the ICD-10-PCS coding system defines…
The first character of the ICD-10-PCS coding system defines the
The ICD-10-PCS consist of four parts: Conventions, Medical S…
The ICD-10-PCS consist of four parts: Conventions, Medical Surgical, Obstetrics, and New Technology
When reporting additional diagnoses, a coder should report d…
When reporting additional diagnoses, a coder should report diagnoses that affect patient care and may include all of the following except
Of the etiology and manifestation diseases, which is coded f…
Of the etiology and manifestation diseases, which is coded first?
The primary health-care provider has prescribed flumazenil 0…
The primary health-care provider has prescribed flumazenil 0.2 mg IV push (IVP) for a child. What is the time period (in minutes) over which the drug needs to be administered at 0.2 mg/min? Answers should be provided as numbers only and should be rounded to the nearest whole number.
According to the coding guidelines for chapter 20 in ICD-10-…
According to the coding guidelines for chapter 20 in ICD-10-CM, if the intent of the cause of an injury or other condition is unknown or unspecified, the intent should be coded as which of the following?
The following is NOT an example of a potentiator
The following is NOT an example of a potentiator
The terms “Rh-positive” and “Rh-negative” refer to the prese…
The terms “Rh-positive” and “Rh-negative” refer to the presence and absence of the _____ antigen.