HIM1125 Module 5 Quiz
• Question 1
If code O80 is assigned, other codes in the O00-O9a range should also be assigned, if applicable.
• Question 2
The principal diagnosis for a newborn birth admis
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HIM1125 Module 5 Quiz
• Question 1
If code O80 is assigned, other codes in the O00-O9a range should also be assigned, if applicable.
• Question 2
The principal diagnosis for a newborn birth admisison will always be from category Z38.
• Question 3
When the site is known, urinary tract infections are assigned codes based on the site of the infection.
• Question 4
Acute kidney injury (nontraumatic) and acute kidney failure mean the same thing.
• Question 5
If causative bacteria are documented by the physician, this code should NOT be coded in addition to the urinary tract infection.
• Question 6
Prematurity is based on recorded birth weight and gestational age and documentation of prematurity.
• Question 7
Inflammation of the breast is known as________.
• Question 8
Extreme immaturity is less than ______ completed weeks or less than 196 completed days of gestation.
• Question 9
The code for vesicoureteral reflux with nephropathy of the right kidney is ____________.
• Question 10
An ectopic pregnancy is one where the embryo is malformed.
• Question 11
Cystitis is a bacterial infection of the urinary bladder.
• Question 12
A stone or calculus in the urinary system is known as________.
• Question 13
Prematurity is 28 completed weeks or more but less than _____ completed weeks of gestation.
• Question 14
Cleft palate are classified as partial or complete.
• Question 15
Down syndrome occurs only in males, characterized as a sex chromosome disorder that occurs when an extra X chromosome is present.
• Question 16
Code Z78.0 should be assigned for symptomatic premature menopause.
• Question 17
In ICD-10-CM there is a specific code to identify postprocedural renal failure.
• Question 18
A post term birth is a gestation period over 40 completed weeks to 42 completed weeks.
• Question 19
Aortic valve stenois is the congenital narrowing of the aortic heart valve.
• Question 20
The medical term for before delivery is _______________.
• Question 21
The perinatal period is defined as birth through the 28th day following birth.
• Question 22
A general term to describe an infection in any part of the urinary tract.
• Question 23
Blood in the urine is known as____________.
• Question 24
The young OB Patient is one who is ___or younger at the time of delivery.
• Question 25
The period of time from delivery through 6 weeks postpartum is known as the______________.
• Question 26
The code for chronic interstitial cystitis is______.
• Question 27
LUTS means left urinary tract symptoms.
• Question 28
In ICD-10-CM pregnancy chapter, the final character indicates the episode of care.
• Question 29
A congenital heart defect manifested by four key features, all involving the heart is known as___________________.
• Question 30
When a cesarean delivery is performed, the principal diagnosis should correspond to the reason the cesarean delivery was performed unless the reason for admission was unrelated to the condition resulting in the cesarean delivery.
• Question 31
If both ERSD and CKD are documented, code both.
• Question 32
Stillbirths should not be coded unless the institution maintains separate records for stillborns.
• Question 33
If a congenital condition is corrected, it should be coded with a history code.
• Question 34
A woman pregnant at 41 weeks is still considered to be a term pregnancy.
• Question 35
Primigravida indicates a first pregnancy.
• Question 36
A patient who has had a kidney transplant with the presence of chronic kidney disease should always be coded as a complication.
• Question 37
___________occurs when meconium from amniotic fluid in the upper airway is inhaled into the lungs by the newborn with the first breath.
• Question 38
An eldery OB patient is one who is ____ or older at the time of delivery.
• Question 39
The correct code for polydactyly fingers is P69.0
• Question 40
ICD-10-CM classifies chronic kidney disease based on severity.
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