Test 2 Flashcards

(48 cards)

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When the organism is specified but is not indexed under the main term for the condition, refer to the main term Infection or to the main term for the organism

A

organism or Infection

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What is the code for Zika Virus?

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A92.5, only code confirmed cases by the provider

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If it is a “suspected,” “possible,” or “probable” Zika case. Do not code A92.5. Instead, assign a code or codes explaining __________.

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Explaining the reason for encounter (such as fever, rash, or joint pain),

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What is the code if a person had contact with or suspected exposure to someone with Zika virus?

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Z20.821

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very serious – you base it on the guidelines not what pays more, never base it on what the labs say, but what the doctors say and his evaluation

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Gram-negative bacteria

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means carrier of infection – not necessarily having an illness due to the infection

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Colonization

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What is the carrier code?

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Z22

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What is the code for drug resistants?
- Use only as additional codes and only when the physician specifically documents an infection that has become drug-resistant

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Z16 category

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Do not code _______ cases of HIV/AIDS (i.e., possible, probably, likely, etc.)

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Unconfirmed

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What is the code for Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) disease: Patients with HIV-related illness or prior diagnosis of HIV-related illness. (AIDS, acquired immune deficiency syndrome, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, AIDS-related complex (ARC), AIDS-related conditions, HIV infection, symptomatic)?

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B20

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What is the code for Asymptomatic human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection: patients with physician documented asymptomatic HIV infection who have never had an HIV-related illness?

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Z21

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What is the code for Nonspecific serologic evidence of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV): patients with inconclusive HIV test results?

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R75

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What is the code for Screening for HIV – same rules apply here as for all other screening Z codes?

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Z11.4

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What is the code for Exposure to HIV?

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Z20.6

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What is the code for At risk lifestyle with HIV?

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Z72.89

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When a patient is admitted for treatment of an HIV infection or any related complications code _______ first and then assign __________.

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B20, and then additional code

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When a patient with an HIV infection is admitted for treatment of an entirely unrelated condition, such as an injury code the ________ and then _______.

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Unrelated condition and then B20

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If an obstetric patient tests positive for HIV but has no symptoms and no history of an HIV infection code ________ only

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Z21

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When a pregnant women comes into the hospital having HIV positive, but has complications with her pregnancy code ________ and then code ______ as an additional code

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O98.7 and then B20

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Test result is positive, but the patient displays no symptoms and has no related complications and no established diagnosis of HIV infection

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Assign code Z21

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Do not assign code Z21 when the term AIDS is used, when the patient is under treatment for an HIV-related illness, or when the patient is described as having any active HIV-related condition

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Assign code B20

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Asymptomatic patient without prior diagnosis of HIV infection or positive-HIV status requests testing to determine his or her HIV status. Encounter for screening for human immunodeficiency virus [HIV].

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Assign code Z11.4

23
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Patient shows signs or symptoms of illness or has been diagnosed with a condition related to HIV infection

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Code the signs and symptoms or the diagnosis

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Assign code ______, Human immunodeficiency virus [HIV] counseling, as the reason for the encounter when the test result is negative or inconclusive (R75)

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Can be assigned as an additional code when counseling is provided for patients who test HIV-positive, but B20 is first coded
Z71.7
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Other problems related to lifestyle, can be assigned as an additional code after B20 is coded.
Z72.89
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once a person develops a problems and doctor connects it means they are a B20, once you get to B20 you never go back to Z21
Aids
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The code for a pregnant mom is ______
O
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A new born baby code is a ______
P
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Z codes on mothers are sequenced _______.
Second
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A "newborn Z code" is always sequenced _____.
First
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In order to locate "newborn Z codes" you should look under the main term _____.
New Born
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"Newborn Z codes" are only assigned for the admission in which the infant was ____.
Born
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_______ is never used again on subsequent admissions or transfers between facilities
Z code
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Main terms to look under for expecting mothers are ______, ______, and ______.
Delivery Pregnancy Labor
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Should be assigned as a secondary code with the condition sequenced first. SHOULD NEVER BE ASSIGNED WITH A CODE FROM THE PREGNANCY CHAPTER Totally unrelated to the pregnancy
Z33.1
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When codes for both gestational age and birth weight are assigned, the code for _____ _____ is sequenced first
Birth Weight
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The codes _______ and _______ are the two Z codes which can be assigned with code O80 Normal Delivery.
Z37.0 and Z30.2
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The code Z37.0 represents _______ and can never be sequenced _____
Outcome of delivery single live born and first
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The code Z3A is assigned as an additional code and represents ________.
Weeks of Gestation
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The code ______ is assigned when the reason for an admission is not related to an obstetric condition but the patient is pregnant. This code is never sequenced ______.
Z33.1 and first
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Almost all of the codes related to pregnancy begin with an ____
O
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The main terms which can be used to locate obstetric codes are _____, ______, and _____. Another option is to locate the main term for the condition (such as embolism) and look for a subterm related to obstetrics (such as postpartum).
Pregnancy, delivery, and labor
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Used when patient seeking healthcare services for contraceptive sterilization Male or female Sequenced second when sterilization procedure follows delivery; may be assigned with category O80 Sequenced first when patient is admitted strictly for sterilization procedure Not assigned when another procedure leaves a patient sterile (i.e. hysterectomy)
Z30.2
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During pregnancy, childbirth or the puerperium, patients who are admitted because of HIV-related illness should receive a principal diagnosis from subcategory ______.
O98.7 and secondary code is B20 or Z21
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Observation for suspected maternal and fetal conditions ruled out Use in very limited circumstances when a suspected condition is ruled out; if the condition is confirmed, code that condition Do not use if signs/symptoms are present; code signs/symptoms instead Do not use for antenatal screening
Z03.7
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If prematurity birth weight is known, should also be coded; birth weight is sequenced _____, before gestational age
First
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Main term to find birth weight
Low