HCS-D ICD-10 Certification Exam Practice Questions PDF

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Search Download free for 30 days  0 ratings · 342 views · 3 pages Medical Coding Uploaded by Harsha Vipin AI-enhanced title and description This document provides 6 practice questions and answers for an ICD-10 certification exam. The questions cover topics like use of sequela codes, coding heart failure, therapy codes, surgical … Full description Save 0% 0% Embed Share Print Report Ask AI Download now 1 of 3  Search document  Download as pdf or txt Practice Questions for the HCS-D ICD-10 Certification Examination 1. Sequela describes a condition that is a: a. Combination of two or more diseases b. Late effect of a previous condition c. Manifestation of an underlying etiology d. Not represented in ICD-10 2. Heart failure due to rheumatic heart disease is coded to: a. I50.9 b. I50.1 c. I09.81 d. II50.20 3. When coding a therapy only case, the coder should: a. List the Z code for therapy first b. The therapy Z code is optional in ICD-10 c. Understand there is no Z code for therapy in ICD-10 d. Sequence the Z code after the reason therapy is seeing the patient 4. Surgical aftercare codes: a. Are generally first listed and explain the reason for the encounter b. Only one aftercare code may be listed per claim c. Aftercare codes are conditions the patient has had in the past but no longer exist d. Aftercare codes do not exist in ICD-10 and the acute code should be listed with a 7th character describing the encounter 5. Patient admitted with severe anemia due to right breast carcinoma of the central portion of the female breast. The focus of care is the anemia. The correct sequencing and codes are? a. D63.0, C50.111 b. C50.111, D63.0 c. Sequencing depends on the focus of care d. C50.111, D61.810 www.medicalspecialtycoding.com -7364 Fax (301) 287- -4509 Ad Download to read ad-free 6. Patient admitted to home health for IV antibiotics. The documentation states the patient has septicemia related to an infected surgical wound. The coder should: a. Code sepsis since septicemia is not a term in ICD-10 b. Query the physician for clarification c. Ask the assessing clinician if septicemia should be coded d. Only code the infected surgical wound End of Practice Questions www.medicalspecialtycoding.com -7364 Fax (301) 287- -4509 Ad Download to read ad-free Answers to Practice Questions 1. B 2. C 3. C 4. A 5. B 6. B www.medicalspecialtycoding.com -7364 Fax (301) 287- -4509 Reward Your Curiosity Everything you want to read. Anytime. Anywhere. Any device. Read free for 30 days No Commitment. Cancel anytime. Share this document      You might also like Document 4 pages Medical Coding 1 - Exam Anthony Martinez 80% (5) Document 4 pages Solutions For Medical-Surgical Nursing 3rd Us Edition by Honan t.estbanky No ratings yet Document 9 pages CPC Sample Exam 1 PDF shibina Azeem 100% (1) Document 14 pages 90,000 With Answers Harsha Vipin 89% (18) Document 14 pages 90,000 With Answers Harsha Vipin 89% (18) Document 2 pages Icd Module 1 Questions Meraki Amigo 100% (2) Document 16 pages Medical Coding Mock Papers Sathya Kishore 100% (4) Document 16 pages Medical Coding Mock Papers Sathya Kishore 100% (4) Document 23 pages Mastering ICD-10 For Experienced Coding Professionals. Practice Test & Answers shibina Azeem 100% (7) Document 6 pages Medicine Answers Harsha Vipin 100% (6) Document 14 pages ICD 10 CM Questions Rayyan 100% (2) Document 7 pages Test Your Coding Knowledge Results Pra Vî Tha No ratings yet Show more About Support Legal Social Get our free apps About Scribd Help / FAQ Terms Instagram Everand: Ebooks Accessibility Privacy Twitter & Audiobooks Purchase help Copyright Facebook SlideShare AdChoices Cookie Pinterest Press Preferences Join our team! Do not sell or share my Contact us personal Invite friends information Documents Language: English Copyright © 2024 Scribd Inc. :