Wk 5 Comprehensive Coding Activity
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Complete the Comprehensive Coding Test. You will have 1 attempt and no time limit. All 3 coding manuals (ICD-10, CPT, HCPCS) are needed to complete this assignment. If you do not have these manuals, please use the following online resources to complete your assignment:
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ICD-10 Codes
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CPT Codes
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HCPCS Codes
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Modifier Codes
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CPT Modifiers
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. It may be helpful to have your manuals out or these websites open in tabs on your computer before beginning the test. Keep in mind coding manuals are considered the source of truth; internet sites are not always reliable.
Question 1
12.5 Points
What is the diagnosis code for a present to ER with severe abdominal pain? The patient had coffee ground emesis (the diagnosis was determined to be gastritis with bleeding).
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K29.71
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K29.20
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K29.40
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E63.9
Question 2
12.5 Points
What is the diagnosis code for an initial visit to the ER, a 14-year-old who presents with anaphylaxis after eating a peanut butter cookie (the diagnosis
is anaphylactic shock from peanuts)?
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J30.81
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T78.01XA
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T78.07
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T80.51
Question 3
12.5 Points
What is the diagnosis code for a 10-year-old who sees her pediatrician for an ear piercing for her birthday (the diagnosis is an encounter for health services for piercing)?
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Z41.3
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Z01.12
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Z01.00
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Z00.121
Question 4
12.5 Points
What is the diagnosis code for an 80-year-old who is evaluated for some memory loss without any behavior changes (the diagnosis is unspecified dementia without behavioral disturbance)?
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F02.80
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F03.91
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F01.50
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F03.90
Question 5
12.5 Points
What is the correct diagnosis code for an unspecified open wound of the right great toe with damage to nail, initial visit?
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S91.34A
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S91.309D
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S91.201A
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S91.221S
Question 6
12.5 Points
What is the correct diagnosis code for an insect bite, nonvenomous, of right forearm, subsequent visit?
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S50.861D
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S50.871S
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S51.051D
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S50.862A
Question 7
12.5 Points
What is the correct diagnosis code for another acute osteomyelitis, unspecified site?
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M86.30
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M86.171
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M86.142
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M86.10
Question 8
12.5 Points
What is the correct diagnosis code for a benign neoplasm, right ovary?
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D27.9
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D27.0
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D26.0
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D27.1
Question 9
12.5 Points
What is the correct diagnosis code for another specified arthritis, right shoulder?
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M13.811
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M13.111
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M13.119
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M12.811
Question 10
12.5 Points
What is the correct HCPCS code for an injection of Digoxin up to 0.5 mg?
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J1160
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J1117
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J1162
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J0775
Question 11
12.5 Points
What is the correct HCPCS code for a non-emergency travel using a wheelchair van?
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A0021
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A0130
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A0120
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A0427
Question 12
12.5 Points
What is the correct HCPCS code for an electrode transducer for use with electrical stimulation device used for cancer treatment, replacement only?
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A4658
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A4604
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A4555
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A4606
Question 13
12.5 Points
What is the correct HCPCS code for a power wheelchair component, actuator, replacement only?
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E2378
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E2384
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E2328
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E2358
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Question 14
12.5 Points
What is the correct HCPCS code for an adhesive remover, wipes, any type, each?
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A4510
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A4455
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A4450
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A4456
Question 15
12.5 Points
What is the correct HCPCS code for a syringe with needle, sterile, 1 cc or less, each?
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A4244
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A4210
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A4206
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A4211
Question 16
12.5 Points
What is the correct modifier for professional component—interpreting lab pathology results?
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26
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25
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22
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99
Question 17
12.5 Points
A patient had a hip replacement. Dr. Ortega assisted Dr. James with the procedure. What modifier would be used to indicate the surgical assist code for Dr. Ortega?
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47
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50
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80
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25
Question 18
12.5 Points
A patient had an oophorectomy and total mastectomy performed during the same surgical episode. Which modifier would be used to indicate multiple procedures performed?
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54
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50
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51
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66
Question 19
12.5 Points
A patient had a bilateral bunionectomy. Which modifier would be used for the bilateral procedure?
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56
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32
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47
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50
Question 20
12.5 Points
A patient had an evaluation performed at the doctor’s office. After the evaluation, the doctor removed a lesion from the leg. Which modifier would be used to indicate a separate procedure for the lesion removal?
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51
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26
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80
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59
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