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Week 2 - Ch. 4 & 5 Flashcards

1
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value of estimates in patient treatment

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helps the patient plan; helps the practice by collecting those fees as soon as possible; helps with confusion and expense with collections

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2
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professional fees

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amount the provider charges

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3
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HIPAA mandated diagnosis code set

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ICD-10-CM

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4
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3-7 character alphanumeric representation of a disease or condition

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code

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5
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part of ICD-10-CM listing diseases and injuries alphabetically with corresponding diagnosis codes

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alphabetic index

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6
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part of ICD-10-CM listing diagnosis codes in chapters alphanumerically

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tabular list

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7
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summary table of code numbers for neoplasms by anatomical site and divided by the description of the neoplasm

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neoplasm table

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8
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index in table format of drugs and chemicals that are listed in the tabular list

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table of drugs and chemicals

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9
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index of all external causes of diseases and injuries classified in the tabular list

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index to external causes

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physician’s description of the main reason for a patient’s encounger

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diagnostic statement

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11
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typographic technique that provides visual guidance for understanding information

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convention

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12
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word that identifies a disease or condition in the alphabetic index

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main term

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13
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ICD-10-CM code listed next to the main term in the alphabetic index that is most often associated with a particular disease or condition

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default code

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14
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word or phrase that describes a main term in the alphabetic index

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subterm

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15
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cause or origin of a disease or condition

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etiology

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16
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supplementary word or phrase that helps define a code in ICD-10-CM

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nonessential modifier

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17
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name or phrase formed from or based on a person’s name

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eponym

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18
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abbreviation indicating the code to use when a disease or condition cannot be placed in any other category

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NEC (not elsewhere classifiable)

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19
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term that indicated the code to use when no information is available for assigning the disesase or condition a more specific code

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NOS (not otherwise specified)

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20
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characteristic sign or symptom of a disease

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manifestation

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21
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code for diagnosis that is the patient’s main condition; in cases involving an underlying condition and a manifestatoin; the underlying condition is the

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first listed code

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22
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single code describing both the etiology and the manifestation(s) ofa a particular condition

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combination code

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23
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character “x” inserted in a code to fill a blank space

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placeholder character (X)

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24
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necessary assignment of a seventh character to a code; often for the sequence of an encounter

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seventh character extension

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25
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three character code for classifying a disease or condition

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category

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26
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four or five character code number

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subcategory

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27
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tabular list entries addressing the applicability of certain codes to specified conditions

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inclusion notes

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28
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tabular list entries limiting applicability of particular codes to specified conditions

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exclusion notes

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29
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exclusion note used when two conditions could not exist together; such as an acquired and a congenital condition; means “not coded here”

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excludes 1

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30
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exclusion note meaning that a particular condition is not included here; but a patient cound have both conditions at the same time

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excludes 2

31
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use of ICD-10-CM classification system to capture the side of the body that is documented; the fourth; fifth; or sixth characters of a code specify the affected side

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laterality

32
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general rules; inpatient (hospital) coding guidelines; and outpatient (physician/office/clinic) coding guidance from the four cooperating parties (CMS advisers and participants from the AHA; AHIMA; and NCHS)

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ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting

33
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first listed diagnosis

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primary diagnosis

34
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additional illness that either has an effect on the patient’s primary illness or is also treated during the encounter

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coexisting condition

35
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illness or condition with severe symptoms and a short duration

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acute

36
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illness or condition with a long duration

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chronic

37
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condition that remain after an acute illness or injury has been treated and resolved

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sequelae

38
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in inpatient coding; the condition established after study to be chiefly responsible for the admission of the patient

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principal diagnosis

39
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ICD-10-CM code for an external cause of a disesase or injury

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external cause code

40
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abbreviation for codes from 21st chapter of the ICD-10-CM that indentify factors that infuence health status and encoutners that are not due to illness or injury

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Z code

41
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patient’s description of the symptoms or other reasons for seeking medical care

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chief complaint (CC)

42
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previous HIPAA mandated diagnosis code set

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ICD-9-CM

43
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acronym for general equivalence mappings; reference tables of related ICD-10-CM and ICD-9-CM codes

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GEMs

44
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contains the standardized classification system for reporting medical procedures and services

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Current Procedural Terminology (CPT)

45
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procedure codes found in the main body of CPT

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Category I Codes

46
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optional CPT codes that track performance measures

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Category II Codes

47
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temporary codes for emerging technology; services; and procedures

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Category III Codes

48
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usages notes at the beginning of CPT sections

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section guidelines

49
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service not listed in CPT

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unlisted procedure

50
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note explaining the reasons for a new; variable; or unlisted procedure or service

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special report

51
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procedure performed and reported in addition to the primary procedure

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add-on code

52
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most resource intensive CPT procedure during an encounter

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primary procedure

53
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CPT procedure codes that have been reassigned to another sequence

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resequenced

54
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number appended to a code to report particular facts

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modifier

55
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reflects the technician’s work and the equipment and supplies used in performing it

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technical component (TC)

56
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represents a physician’s skill; time; and expertise used in performing it

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professional component (PC)

57
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codes that cover physicians’ services performed to determine the optimum course for patient care

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E/M Codes (Evaluation and mangement codes)

58
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service in which a physician advises a requesting physician about a patient’s condition and care

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consultation

59
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factor documented for various levels of evaluation and management services

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key component

60
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patient who receives healthcare in a hospital setting without admission

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outpatient

61
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code used with anesthesia codes to indicated a patient’s health status

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physical status modifier

62
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combination of services included in a single procedure code

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surgical package

63
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combination of services included in a single procedure code

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global surgery rule

64
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days surrounding a surgical procedure when all services relating to the procedure are considered part of the surgical package

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global period

65
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descriptor used for a procedure that is usually part of a surgical package by may also be performed separately

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separate procedure

66
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using a single payment for two or more related procedure codes

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bundling

67
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incorrect billing practice of breaking a panel or package of services/procedures into component parts

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unbundling

68
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incorrect billing practice in which procedures are unbundled and separatedly reported

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fragmented billing

69
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single code grouping laboratory tests frequently done together

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panel

70
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procedure codes from Medicare claims

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Healthcare Common procedure coding system (HCPCS)

71
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HCPCS national codes

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Level II

72
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reusable physical supplies ordered by the provider for home use

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Durable medical equipment (DME)

73
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situation in which a policy never pays a provider

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never event

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