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CPT
Current Procedure Terminology
6 Sections
1. E/M
2. Anesthesia
3. Surgery
4. Radiology
5. Pathology & Laboratory
6. Medicine
Guidlines are located.....
CPT---located in the front of each section
Codes can be found in CPT by...
Procedure, eponym, condition, and anatomical site
Hyphen---
indicates a range of codes
Comma,,,,
separates individual codes
Semi-colon;;;
where the wording stops for the indented codes
Plus+++
add on code
Parenthesis ()()()
parenthetical information
Appendix
between Alpha & Numeric
Appendix A
Modifiers
Appendix C
Clinical examples
Hospitals use.......
ICD-9-CM volume III for their procedure codes
3 Key Components
1. Location
2. Relationship
3. Complexity/time
Evaluation & Management
The section that includes codes for face-to-face time spent with patients
Anesthesia
The section that includes codes for services for administering anesthetics
Surgery
The section that includes codes for surgical procedures
Radiology
The section that includes codes for X-rays, nuclear medicine, and diagnostic ultrasound
Pathology & Laboratory
The section that includes codes for lab tests and analysis
Medicine
The section that includes codes for other medical services
Location
where the provider met with the patient
New patient
A person who has not received any professional service from this provider within the past three years
Established patient
A person who has received professional services from this provider within the past three years
Complexity
the measure of how complicated the issue is
Levels of patient history
the amount of detail involved in the documentation of patient history
Level of physical exams
the extent of the patient's body systems investigated during the encounter
Medical Decision Making (MDM)
the description of how difficult it was for the provider to decide what to do next
Modifier
a code added to a CPT code to provide more detail or an explanation of an unusual circumstance affecting a service
Mutually exclusive codes
two codes that are not permitted to be placed on the same claim form