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I-10 codes are alphanumeric.
I-10 codes are alphanumeric.
True
I-10 is indexed in a similar manner to ICD-9-CM.
I-10 is indexed in a similar manner to ICD-9-CM.
True
Like I-9, I-10 contains 17 chapters.
Like I-9, I-10 contains 17 chapters.
False
When implemented, the United States will be the first nation to convert to the I-10.
When implemented, the United States will be the first nation to convert to the I-10.
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I-10 was issued in 1993 by?
I-10 was issued in 1993 by?
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The acronym used in the United States for the I-10 system that reports inpatient procedures is the?
The acronym used in the United States for the I-10 system that reports inpatient procedures is the?
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Implementation of the I-10 system is scheduled for this date in America?
Implementation of the I-10 system is scheduled for this date in America?
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The expansion of the injury codes in the I-10 has been done with codes?
The expansion of the injury codes in the I-10 has been done with codes?
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The mapping files that crosswalk I-9 to I-10 and I-10 to I-9 are known as?
The mapping files that crosswalk I-9 to I-10 and I-10 to I-9 are known as?
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A code that reports more than one diagnosis with one code is a?
A code that reports more than one diagnosis with one code is a?
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Study Notes
I-10 Coding Overview
- I-10 codes are alphanumeric, representing a more complex coding system than previous iterations.
- The I-10 system is indexed similarly to ICD-9-CM, facilitating a smoother transition for coders familiar with ICD-9.
- Unlike ICD-9, which has 17 chapters, I-10 contains more chapters, reflecting a broader range of coded conditions.
- The United States is not the first nation to adopt the I-10 coding system; other countries have already implemented it.
Development and Issuance
- The World Health Organization (WHO) issued the I-10 coding system in 1993, establishing a global standard for health information.
Related Acronyms
- PCS stands for "Procedure Coding System," used in the U.S. for reporting inpatient procedures under the I-10 system.
- GEMs (General Equivalence Mappings) are mapping files that facilitate crosswalking between I-9 and I-10 codes, ensuring continuity and accuracy in coding.
Implementation and Changes
- The implementation date for the I-10 system in the U.S. was set for October 1, 2013, marking a significant shift in healthcare documentation.
- The expansion of injury codes in the I-10 system was implemented using activity codes to capture various scenarios and details.
Code Types
- Combination codes in the I-10 system allow the reporting of multiple diagnoses with a single code, enhancing coding efficiency.
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Description
This quiz covers key concepts from Chapter 2 of medical coding, focusing on I-10 coding system theories. Test your understanding of the similarities and differences between I-10 and ICD-9-CM, along with crucial details about the implementation of I-10. Perfect for those studying medical coding or preparing for certification exams.
