Chapter 5 and 6 Review (1)
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Chelsea Bisch
Chapter 5 Review
Assign the appropriate codes for the following procedure(s). Include CPT modifiers and HCPCS Level II
modifiers when applicable.
2. MRI of the cervical spine with contrast material. The MRI was performed at an independent
radiology facility, and the facility sent the images to an independent radiologist who read and
documented the findings. What code(s) should be submitted on the claim form for the radiologist to
receive payment?
72142-26
4. CT scan of the abdomen with contrast and the pelvis without contrast (same session)
74178
6. Intracavitary placement of four radioelement sources
77761
8. Bilateral diagnostic mammography using computer-aided detection
77066
10. Whole body bone marrow scan (nuclear medicine)
78104
12. Gastric-emptying imaging study (nuclear medicine) with small bowel transit
78265
14. Renal scan with vascular flow and function study (nuclear medicine) without pharmacologic
intervention
78707
16. Myocardial imaging, PET (positive emission tomography), single perfusion study performed at rest
78451
18. Needle biopsy of the lung with ultrasound guidance (Assign codes for the surgical procedure and
guidance.)
32405
76942
20. A patient was known to have a mass in the temporal retina. A diagnostic ophthalmic B-scan
ultrasound was performed along with a quantitative A-scan.
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Assign the appropriate CPT codes to the following reports. Assume that you are coding for the
professional and technical components.
22. AP Pelvis and Left Hip X-rays
There is generalized demineralization of the bone.
There is an intertrochanteric fracture of the left hip with moderate angulation and displacement
present.
There is a free fracture fragment of the lesser trochanter.
73502-LT
24. Posterioranterior (PA) and Lateral Chest X-rays
Coronary artery bypass graft changes are noted. The heart is mildly enlarged in size. The lung fields are
clear, without infiltrate or effusion. Moderate spondylitic changes are noted in the thoracic spine.
71046
26. A radiologist performed ultrasound guidance intraoperatively.
76998
28. Due to the possibility of a pulmonary embolus, the patient underwent a ventilation and perfusion
study in the nuclear medicine department.
78582
Chapter 6 Review
2. Therapeutic drug testing for haloperidol
80173
4. Confirmatory test for HTLV-II antibody
86688
6. Blood chemistry test for cyanide
82600
8. HAI test
86280
10. Serum nickel testing to detect potential toxic exposure
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12. Antibody test for herpes virus -6 detection (direct probe technique)
87528
14. Automated urinalysis (dip stick), without microscopy
81003
16. A physician ordered ferritin blood level to determine how much iron the body was storing.
82728
18. Epstein-Barr virus nuclear antigen (EBNA)
86664
20. A patient presented to the outpatient laboratory department with an order for a Giardia lamblia
test to rule out the parasite as a source for severe diarrhea.
87329
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