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Questions # 51:

Question # 51

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What CPT® and ICD-10-CM coding is reported?

Options:

A.

28820-T2, 170.262, L97.528


B.

28820-T2, L97.528, 170.262


C.

28810-T2, L97.528, 170.262


D.

28810-T2, 170.262, L97.528


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Questions # 52:

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MR 007400

Radiology Report

Patient: J. Lowe Date of Service: 06/10/XX

Age: 45

MR#: 4589799

Account #: 3216770

Location: ABC Imaging Center

Study: Mammogram bilateral screening, all views, producing direct digital image

Reason: Screen

Bilateral digital mammography with computer-aided detection (CAD)

No previous mammograms are available for comparison.

Clinical history: The patient has a positive family history (mother and sister) of breast cancer.

Mammogram was read with the assistance of GE iCAD (computerized diagnostic) system.

Findings: No dominant speculated mass or suspicious area of clustered pleomorphic microcalcifications is apparent Skin and nipples are seen to be normal. The axilla are unremarkable.

What CPT® coding is reported for this case?

Options:

A.

77067-50, Z80.3, Z12.31


B.

77066, Z80.3, Z12.31


C.

77067, Z12.31, Z80.3


D.

77066-50, Z12.31, Z80.3


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Questions # 53:

This 27-year-old male has morbid obesity with a BMI of 45 due to a high calorie diet. He has decided to have an open Roux-en-Y gastric bypass. The patient is brought to the operating room and placed in supine position. A midline abdominal incision is made. The stomach is mobilized, and the proximal stomach is divided and stapled creating a small proximal pouch in continuity with the esophagus. A short limb of the proximal bowel of 155 cm is divided. It is brought up and anastomosed to the gastric pouch. The other end of the divided bowel is connected back into the distal small bowel to the short limb's gastric anastomosis to restore intestinal continuity. The abdominal incision is closed.

What are the procedure and diagnosis codes for this encounter?

Options:

A.

43847, E66.01, Z68.42


B.

43644, E66.01, Z68.43


C.

43847, E66.9, Z68.42


D.

43645, E66.8, Z68.42


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Questions # 54:

Question # 54

Question # 54

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What E/M code is reported?

Options:

A.

99282


B.

99285


C.

99284


D.

99283


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Questions # 55:

In rhinoplasty:

Options:

A.

The nose is reconstructed


B.

The brow is reconstructed


C.

The lips are reconstructed


D.

The chin is reconstructed


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Questions # 56:

A 78-year-old patient experiencing intermittent asthma with exacerbation is in her pulmonologist's office for a pulmonary function test. The pulmonologist tests for spirometry, vital capacity,

breathing capacity, and flow volume capturing the measurements before and after administering a bronchodilator.

What CPT® and ICD-10-CM codes are reported?

Options:

A.

94060, 94010, J45.901


B.

94070, 94010, J45.21


C.

94070, 94010, J45.901


D.

94060, 94010, J45.21


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Questions # 57:

A 47-year-old female presents to the operating room for a partial corpectomy on one upper thoracic vertebral body, T3. Two surgeons are performing the surgery. One surgeon performs the transthoracic approach and excises the damaged portion of the vertebral body. The second surgeon inserts a bone graft into the vertebral gap, closing the gap, and inserts a metal plate. Both surgeons work together, each as a primary surgeon.

How does each surgeon report their portion of the surgery?

Options:

A.

63090-66, 63091-66


B.

63087-62, 63088-62


C.

63090-80, 63091-80


D.

63085-62, 63086-62


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Questions # 58:

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MR 099401

Established Patient Office Visit

Chief Complaint: Patient presents with bilateral thyroid nodules.

History of present illness: A 54-year-old patient is here for evaluation of bilateral thyroid nodules. Thyroid ultrasound was done last week which showed multiple thyroid masses likely due to multinodular goiter. Patient stated that she can “feel" the nodules on the left side of her thyroid. Patient denies difficulty swallowing and she denies unexplained weight loss or gain. Patient does have a family history of thyroid cancer in her maternal grandmother. She gives no other problems at this time other than a palpable right-sided thyroid mass.

Review of Systems:

Constitutional: Negative for chills, fever, and unexpected weight change.

HENT: Negative for hearing loss, trouble swallowing and voice change.

Gastrointestinal: Negative for abdominal distention, abdominal pain, anal bleeding, blood in stool, constipation, diarrhea, nausea, rectal pain, and vomiting

Endocrine: Negative for cold Intolerance and heat intolerance.

Physical Exam:

Vitals: BP: 140/72, Pulse: 96, Resp: 16, Temp: 97.6 °F (36.4 °C), Temporal SpO2: 97%

Weight: 89.8 kg (198 lbs ), Height: 165.1 cm (65”)

General Appearance: Alert, cooperative, in no acute distress

Head: Normocephalic, without obvious abnormality, atraumatic

Throat: No oral lesions, no thrush, oral mucosa moist

Neck: No adenopathy, supple, trachea midline, thyromegaly is present, no carotid bruit, no JVD

Lungs: Clear to auscultation, respirations regular, even, and unlabored

Heart: Regular rhythm and normal rate, normal S1 and S2, no murmur, no gallop, no rub, no click

Lymph nodes: No palpable adenopathy

ASSESSMENT/PLAN:

1) Multinodular goiter - the patient will have a percutaneous biopsy performed (minor procedure).

What E/M code is reported for this encounter?

Options:

A.

99212


B.

99214


C.

99213


D.

99215


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