HIM1126C_Module 01 Quiz

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Final Grade Submitted 10/8/23, 5:05 PM (CDT) 96% Assignment Content Assignment Content 1. This quiz contains 25 multiple choice questions. This is a timed exam and is set for 50 minutes. You only have one opportunity to complete this exam. During the exam, you will be alerted when you have used half your time, and again when you have 5 minutes, 1 minute, and 30 seconds remaining. Once time expires, your exam will be automatically submitted. By starting this exam you agree to abide by the Academic Misconduct Policy set forth in the course syllabus. You acknowledge that your failure to do so could result in being expelled from the course. 2. Question 1 If a patient has a total laparoscopic cholecystectomy, what root operation does this procedure represent? 1. Excision 2. Resection 3. Repair 4. Removal 3. Question 2 If multiple tubular body parts are inspected, the coder must: 1. Code all body parts inspected separately. 2. Query the physician as to which part of the procedure was most extensive. 3. Code the first body part inspected in the procedure. 4. Code the most distal body part inspected in the procedure. 4. Question 3 What does the second character of PCS code represent? 1. The body system 2. The root operation 3. The body part 4. The approach 5. Question 4 What letters are not used in the ICD 10 PCS coding system? 1. E and T 2. S and X 3. O and S 4. I and O 6. Question 5

If the patient has a diagnostic or biopsy procedure performed followed by a more definitive procedure on the same body part during the same operative episode, the coder must code: 1. The diagnostic procedure only. 2. The combination code that covers both the diagnostic procedure and the more definitive procedure. 3. Both the diagnostic or biopsy procedure and the more definitive procedure. 4. The most extensive procedure. 7. Question 6 If a patient has a left upper lung lobectomy to completely remove the left upper lung lobe, the coder will code: 1. Resection of lung, left 2. Resection of upper lung lobe, left 3. Excision of upper lung lobe, left 4. Excision of lung, left 8. Question 7 The total number of characters in an ICD-10-PCS code is always: 1. six 2. five 3. seven 4. eight 9. Question 8 In the Medical and Surgical section, the third character of the ICD 10 PCS code always represents the: 1. Root Operation 2. Body System 3. Device 4. Body Part 10. Question 9 Devices in the Medical and Surgical section are indicated by which character in the code? 1. seventh 2. fifth 3. sixth 4. fourth 11. Question 10 If a patient has an attempted laparoscopic cholecystectomy that is converted to an open cholecystectomy, the ICD-10-PCS coding guidelines require that the coder must code: 1. Open excision of the gallbladder 2. Open resection of the gallbladder 3. Percutaneous endoscopic inspection 4. Both percutaneous endoscopic inspection and the open resection of the gallbladder 12. Question 11

The first character of all codes in ICD-10-PCS from the Medical and Surgical section will begin with: 1. a letter or a number 2. a letter 3. a letter/number combination 4. a number 13. Question 12 If a resection (removal) of a joint is performed first and then a joint replacement is performed as the same time, the coder should: 1. Code only the joint replacement since the resection of the joint as part of the replacement procedure. 2. Query the physician to ask what should be coded. 3. Code separately the resection (removal) of the joint and the joint replacement. 4. Code the resection (removal) first and then code the joint replacement second. 14. Question 13 If the physician documents "partial resection of the stomach", the coder should: 1. Code the root operation "Resection" 2. Code the root operation "Excision" 3. Query the physician to ask if he means "excision" , "removal", or "resection" 4. Code the root operation "Removal" 15. Question 14 If this approach involves a puncture or minor incision through the skin or mucous membrane and any other body layers necessary using any instrumentation except a scope to reach the site of the procedure, then the approach is: 1. Via natural or artificial opening with percutaneous endoscopic assistance 2. Open approach 3. Percutaneous endoscopic approach 4. Percutaneous approach 16. Question 15 The number of root operations available to use in the Medical and Surgical section of the code book is: 1. 28 2. 31 3. 24 4. 21 17. Question 16 What value is used if there is a character that does not apply to a given code? 1. Z 2. O 3. dash (-) 4. X 18. Question 17

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When a biopsy is done, the meaning of the 7th character qualifier is: 1. Pathology 2. Diagnostic 3. Resection 4. Excision 19. Question 18 When a physician performs a cystoscopy (which is a scope inserted through the urethra) the approach for this procedure is: 1. Via natural or artificial opening with percutaneous endoscopic assistance 2. Open approach 3. Via natural or artificial opening, endoscopic 4. Percutaneous endoscopic approach 20. Question 19 ICD-10-PCS is the HIPAA mandated code set for reporting: 1. outpatient procedures 2. inpatient diagnoses 3. inpatient procedures 4. outpatient diagnoses 21. Question 20 Which of the following statements is false regarding ICD-10-PCS? 1. ICD 10 PCS codes may contain 5, 6, or 7 characters. 2. The first character is ICD 10 PCS designates the section the code is from and may start with either a letter or a number. 3. It is not required that the physician use the exact same standardized medical terminology as is used in the ICD 10 PCS coding system in order for a coder to code the documentation given. 4. When the word "and" is used in a code description in the coding tables, it means "and/or" per the ICD 10 Conventions found in the code book. 22. Question 21 Non-coronary Bypass procedures are coded by: 1. A qualifier character that indicates this is a bypass. 2. A device character that indicates this is a bypass 3. By identifying the body part bypassed from and bypassed to in the code. 4. By identifying the number of vessels bypassed. 23. Question 22 Coding Guideline A6 addresses which of the following? 1. To describe meaning of the seven characters of a PCS code. 2. How to use the Code Table index. 3. How to translate physician documentation into a code. 4. The purpose of the Alphabetic Index 24. Question 23 If a procedure is started but discontinued before any other root operation can be performed, which root operation is coded? 1. Dilation 2. Placement

3. Insertion 4. Inspection 25. Question 24 When you build an ICD 10 PCS code, the first step (after reading the documentation and making sure you understand all terms) to building the most accurate code is to: 1. Find the body system to code. 2. Go directly to the Coding Tables. 3. Determine the approach of the procedure. 4. Determine the objective or intent of the procedure to find the root operation. 26. Question 25 If a patient has an open reduction of a dislocation of the temporomandibular joint on the left side, what root operation does this procedure represent? 1. Reduction 2. Realignment 3. Reposition 4. Placement