WEEK FOURTEEN Flashcards

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International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10CM)

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maintained by World Health Organization (WHO)

established to track morbidity(disease) and mortality(death) rates

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2
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how characters for diagnosis code

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three to seven characters

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3
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first diagnose code

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alphabetical

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4
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second and third diagnose code

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numeric

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5
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fourth to seventh diagnose code

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either alphabetical numeric

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6
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what is needed before writing codes

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  • chief complaint
  • review of systems
  • patient exam
  • proper documentation by both physician and medical assistant
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7
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starting point for coding

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alphabetic index
(no final code from this section)

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8
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the tabular list

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21 chapter of disease descriptions/codes based on body system or condition
(choose final code)

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9
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ICD10- Z Codes is for..

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when a person who may or may not be sick encounter heath service for some specific purpose.

when some circumstance or problem is present which influences the person’s health status but is not in itself a current injury or illness

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10
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current procedural terminology (CPT)

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document procedures and services in outpatient setting

usually 5 digit numerical

explains what services were provided

CODE MUST LINK WITH DIAGNOSIS

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11
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Modifiers

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help further describe a procedure code without changing its definition

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12
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E & M codes

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Evaluation and Management codes

use CPT code from the range 99202 to 99499

represent services provided by a physician or other qualified healthcare professional

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13
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HCPCS

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Healthcare Common Procedure Coding

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14
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Level II HCPCS codes

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designed to represent non-physician services

(ambulance rides, wheelchairs, walkers, other durable medical equipment, and other medical services)

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15
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reasons for diagnostic codes

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  • facilitation of payment
  • evaluation of care patterns
  • study healthcare costs
  • research
  • prediction of trends
  • planning for future
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16
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Superbill

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ICD-10 codes assigned by provider and used to justify CPT codes

17
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Downcoding

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-reimbursement on a lower code level than submitted
- lack of documentation most common cause

18
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Upcoding

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  • reimbursement on a higher code level than submitted for a higher fee
  • fradulent
19
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NPI

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National Provider Identifier
- unique ID number for covered health care providers
- must be used when using clearinghouses

20
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problem-focused examination

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a limited examination of the affected body or organ system

21
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expanded problem focused examination

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a limited examination of the affected body area or organ system, and any other symptomatic or related body area or organ system

22
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detailed examination

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an extended examination of the affected body area or organ system and any other symptomatic or related to it

23
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comprehensive examination

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a general multi system examination or complete examination of a single organ system and other symptomatic or related body area(s) or organ system(s)