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21 Cards in this Set
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in the endocrine system subsection, codes for how many glands
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4
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in the surgery of skull base what procedure is the method used to obtain exposure of lesion
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approach procedure
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what is the most commonly know neuroplastic procedure
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carpel tunnel release
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when coding craniectomy/craniotomy procedures it is also common to code for what
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grafting procedures
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bone marrow takem from a blood relative is known as
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allogenic
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within the endocrine codes the terms subtotal and ? mean something less than the total
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partial
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the bone marrow collected from the patient is called
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autologous
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a lypmphadenectomy in which only the lymph nodes are removed
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limited lymphadenectomy
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the intials that indicate a shunting procedure
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CSF
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surgery or skull base the ? procedure is what is done to the lesion
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definitive
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under spleen codes are based on what
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total partial
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give an example of when a lymphadenectomy is bundled with a larger procedure
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prostatectomy
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what are lmyph codes based on
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limited/radical
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two categories listed in the endocrine section
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thyroid, parathyroid
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nervous system codes describe what
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procedures done on the brain, spinal cord, nerves, other related parts
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craniectomy/craniotomy codes are determined by what
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site and condition
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approach procedure
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method used to obtain exposure of the lesion
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definitive procedure
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what was done to the lesion
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what modifier is used in this section
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-51
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what are the 2 categories under eye and ocular adnexa
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removal of eye and removal of foreign bodies
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auditory is divided according to what
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external ear, middle ear, inner ear, temporal bone/middle fossa approach
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