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(questions with all answers 100% correct)What letter is used as a placeholder in ICD-10-CM? - ✔✔X What is found inside parentheses in the Alphabetic Index and Tabular List? - ✔✔An Essential ... Modifier What is an instruction following a main term in the Alphabetic Index indicating another term must be referenced? - ✔✔See What is the code found in brackets in the Alphabetic Index and must always be sequenced second after the Etiology Code? - ✔✔Manifestation What is used when two conditions cannot occur together e.g. congenital vs acquired of the same condition? - ✔✔Excludes 1 Note It is essential to use both the Alphabetic Index and this when locating and assigning a code. - ✔✔The Tabular Index Which is sequenced first if the same condition is described as both acute and chronic? - ✔✔Acute What is one of the two conditions where codes can be assigned based on medical record documentation from ancillary staff e.g. nurses? - ✔✔BMI or Pressure Ulcer Stages What is the minimum number of characters that can be used in ICD-10-CM coding? - ✔✔3 What is the residual effect after the acute phase of an illness or injury has terminated? Sequela or Late Effect - ✔✔Sequela or Late Effect What is the diagnosis code(s) for an elevated blood pressure reading? - ✔✔R03.0 What is the diagnosis code(s) for Meningoencephalitis? - ✔✔G04.90 What is the diagnosis code(s) for Hives resulting from penicillin taken as prescribed (initial encounter)? - ✔✔T36.0X5A, L50.0 What is the diagnosis code(s) for Lipoma, skin of abdomen? - ✔✔D17.39 What is the diagnosis code(s) for Alzheimer's disease? - ✔✔G30.9, F02.80 [Show More]

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