FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT CHAPTER 3 KEY TERMS

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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT CHAPTER 3 KEY TERMS

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Question 1: cross-reference

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used in icd-10-cm and icd-10-pcs, instructs the coder to refer to another entry in the index or tabular list to assign the correct code.

Question 2: excludes2 note

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meant not included here and indicates that although the excluded condition is not classified as part of the condition it is excluded from

Question 3: in

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appears in icd-10-cm disease index located in alphabetical order below the main term, physician must document both conditions in patients record

Question 4: see

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instructions after a main term directs the coder to another term in icd-10-cm and icd-10-pcs indexes to locate code.

Question 5: use

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directs coder to a body part or device in icd-10-pcs index

Question 6: abbreviations

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to save space

Question 7: tables

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organize subterms, 2nd & 3rd qualifiers, their codes in columns and rows to make it easier to select the proper code

Question 8: etiology and manifestation rules

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icd-10-cm tabular list of diseases and injuries, code first underlying disease, code, if applicable, any casual condition first, use additional code, in diseases classified elsewhere

Question 9: inclusion term

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indicate some of the conditions for which that code may be assigned

Question 10: eponym

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disease or syndrome that are named for people

Question 11: syndrome

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association of clinically recognizable features such as signs, symptoms, and/or characteristics that often occur

Question 12: code, if applicable, any casual condition first

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the casual condition to be sequenced first if present

Question 13: manifestation

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condition that occurs as the result of another condition and manifestation codes as always reported as a secondary codes

Question 14: boxed note

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define terms and provide coding instructions

Question 15: see also

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located after main term or subterm in the icd-10-cm indexes and directs the coder to another main term or subterm that may provide useful index entries

Question 16: typeface

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for ease in reference. bold face, italicized types.

Question 17: default code

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code listed next to the main term in the icd-10-cm indexes

Question 18: excludes1 note

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pure excludes, means not coded here and indicates mutually exclusive codes.

Question 19: coding conventions

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general rules used in the classification and they are independent of the coding guidelines

Question 20: other specified

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same as other.

Question 21: code also

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alerts the coder that more than one code may be required to fully describe the condition.

Question 22: use additional code

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etiology and manifestation combination of codes exists the tabular list etiology code containes

Question 23: and

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appears in category titles and code descriptions in icd-10-cm tabular list of diseases and injuries, icd-10-pcs index, icd-10-pcs tables, interpreted as and/or

Question 24: colon

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used after incomplete term or phrase to make the code assignable to given category

Question 25: with

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located immediately below the main term, not in alphabetical order. appears in icd-10-cm index to diseases and injuries, physician must document both presence of conditions or procedures in patients record

Question 26: modifier

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additional terms

Question 27: code first underlying disease

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the manifestation code

Question 28: see condition

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directs coder to the main term for a condition, found in icd-10-cm disease index