True/False There are three root operations for the extracorporeal or systemic assistance and performance section of the ICD-10-PCS. …………………….. The fifth character in the extracorporeal or systemic assistance and performance section identifies the root operation. ………………….. The second character in the extracorporeal or systemic assistance and performance section is for the duration of the procedure. …………………… Atmospheric control is defined as the extracorporeal control of atmospheric pressure and composition. …………………….. Hyperthermia is the extracorporeal lowering of body temperature. ……………. The fourth character in the extracorporeal or systemic therapies section is to report the body system in which the therapy is performed. …………………….. In the extracorporeal or systemic therapies section, the seventh-character value is always Z. …………………….

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