Question
15
1
pts
Bob
has
a
significant
smoking
history
and
suffers
with
chronic
emphysema.
Bob
has
agreed
to
have
a
bronchoscopy
procedure
today.
Bob
is
medicated
with
Atropine
0.5
mg
and
codeine
60
mg
intramuscularly,
and
then
also
hydroxyzine.
Topical
anesthesia
was
applied
with
cocaine
mix
along
with
the
Lidocaine
topically
into
the
throat.
While
lying
supine
in
the
fluoroscope
unit
and
with
video
monitoring,
the
bronchoscope
was
introduced
through
the
nose
and
into
the
upper
airway.
The
vocal
cords
were
visualized.
There
were
no
endobronchial
lesions
noted.
The
vocal
cords
were
moving
equally
with
phonation
and
respiration.
The
bronchoscope
was
introduced
through
the
vocal
cords and
negotiated
into
the
trachea;
the
left
upper
lingula
and
lower
lobe
branches
were
visualized.
No
endobronchial
lesions
were
noted.
The
right
main,
middle,
lower,
and
upper
lobe
bronchi
up
to
sub-segmental
branches
were
visualized;
no
endobronchial
lesions
were
noted
either.
The
procedure
was
uneventful.
He
did
not
have
any
significant
cough
during
the
procedure.
What
CPT
code(s)
will
Bob's
doctor
report?
O)
31622
O 31623
O
31624
O 31625
Question
16
1
pts
3
year
old
Johnny
is
being
seen
by
his
established
pediatrician,
Dr.
Narre,
in
the
office
because
he
put
a
small
plastic
bead
in
the
right
side
of
his
nose.
His
mother
saw
the
bead
up
Johnny's
nose
with
a
flashlight,
but
was
not
able
to
remove
it.
Dr.
Narre
applies
a
topical
vasoconstrictive
agent
to
the
right
side
of
Johnny's
nose
and
retrieves
the
bead
with
hemostats.
Dr.
Narre
documented
25
minutes
in
the
medical
record
for
the
office
visit.
Dr.
Narre
gently
and
playfully
reminds
Johnny
never
to
put
anything
up
his
nose.
How
will
Dr.
Narre
report
his
service
today?
)
99213-25,
30300
()
30300
O
99213-25,
30310
O
30310
