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Not Elsewhere Classifiable: a specific code for this has not been created yet
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Not Otherwise Specified: not enough information has been given to the coder to assign a more specific code.
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braces }
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encloses several terms found in the tablular index, which are modified by the statement to the right of the brace
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brackets [
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contain explainatory phrases or terms. OR the may enclose specific fifth digits that are valid only with the code above it.
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parentheses ( )
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encloses nonessential modifiers or describe words that do not affect the code assignment.
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colon :
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incomplete terms
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italics
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identify codes that may not be used as primary diagnosises.
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includes
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code can be used
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excludes
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code is located elsewhere
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use additional code
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must use a supplemental code if the information is avalible
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code first underlying disease
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can never be used as a stand alone code or as a primary dignosis code
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omit code
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means no code should be assigned
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see also
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is a manditory instruction to cross reference another main term.
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appendix a
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morphology of neoplasims
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appendix b
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deleted in 2005
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appendix c
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classification of drugs
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appendix d
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classification of industrial accidents
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appendix e
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list of 3 digit catagories
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v codes
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factors influencing health status and contact with health services ( obgyn visits, immunizations, physical, pre-op, and counseling)( are procedure codes can stand alone for coding)
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e codes
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external causes of injury and poisonings (accident, injury, posioning, suicide, and assualt)( is a supporting code not a stand alone code)
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morbirity
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sickness
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mortality
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death
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volume I
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tabular/numerical list of diseases
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volume II
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alphabetic index of diseases
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Volume III
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tabular and alphabetic index of procedures
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addenda
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an addition made to book or publication (at the end of a document, revision, or a change)
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adverse affect
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an undesired condition that results from use of a medication or drug given in the correct dosage.
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combination code
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a single code that classifies more than one condition
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complication code
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secondary code on the claim form, not primary reason for visit
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conventions
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formatting used in coding books that is exclusive to each volume and publisher
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cross walk
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reference aid that compares information in one system to another
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diagnosis
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the process of determining by examination the nature and circumstances of a diseased condition
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diagnostic statement
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main reason for the patient encounter along with description of additional condtions or symptoms that are treated or related
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eponym
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a procedure or diagnosis name derived from the name of a person
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etiology
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cause of origin of a disease
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ICD9CM
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internation classification of diseases, ninth edition revision clinical modification; a coding system used to code signs, symptoms, injuries, diseases, and conditions.
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late effect/ reisdual effect
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a condtion that remains after a patients acute illness or injury.
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main term
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the term used when searching for a specific diagnosis code usually the chief complaint
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manifestation
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related to the patients condition
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morphology
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the study of the structure of words
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primary diagnosis
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the patients main reason for the visit or encounter
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principle diagnosis
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the condition established after all tests and procedures are completed.
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rule out r/o
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a designation for an uncertain diagnosis that the provider orders tests or studies for an attempt to eliminate it as a cause of the patients complaint.
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secondary
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a procedure that is performed in addition to the primary procedure
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sign
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an indication of a particular disorder that can be observed or measured by a physician
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subterm
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coding terms that provide more specific information than the main term; provides the anotomic site affected by the disease or injury.
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supplementary term
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nonessential word or phrase that help define a code usually in () or []
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symbols
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show changes, alerts reader to new codes, deletions or alterations.
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symtoms
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an indication of a disorder or disease that the patient reports to the physician but can not be observed or measured
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definition of diagnosis coding
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describes services, procedures and supplies
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ICD10CM
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replaces volume I and II of the ICD9CM; uses alphanumeric codes; is much more detailed than the ICD9CM. Includes ambulatory and managed care encounters. contains injury codes; combines codes to provide a more detailed description of the injury or illness.
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instructional terms
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assist coders to find most specific term
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WHO
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world health organization
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NCHS
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national center for health statistics
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what year was the cause of death given?
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1629
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when did they start to include the age of death?
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in the early 18th century
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what year was the plague in the bills of mortality?
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1665
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in what year did the icd come under the world health organization?
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1948
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what year was a committee convened by the national center for health statistics?
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1977
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what year did the medicare catastrophic coverage act happen?
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1988
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the who finished the 10th revision of the icd in what year?
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