Week 3

Front 1

Fracture of a bone's growth plate is:

Back 1

both A and C

Front 2

Which of the following is an example of a poisoning?

Back 2

Allergic reaction to first dose of metformin

Front 3

Posterior cord syndrome–C6–with transient paralysis. Patient fell down a hill several months ago; subsequent encounter.

Back 3

S14.156D, R29.5, W17.81XD

Front 4

Second degree burns to right palm due to lye. Patient was working at a factory when he accidentally spilled the lye on his hand. Subsequent encounter.

Back 4

T23.651D, T54.3X1D

Front 5

Closed ramus fracture. Patient was involved in altercation at a bar.

Back 5

S02.64XA, Y04.0XXA, Y92.511

Front 6

Anaphylaxis. Patient ate lobster while dining out. Initial encounter.

Back 6

T78.01XA, Y92.511

Front 7

An AMI that occurred within the past four weeks is also referred to as a ________ MI.

Back 7

current

Front 8

The medical suffix -gram means a:

Back 8

recording

Front 9

Arterial thrombosis, right arm:

Back 9

I74.2

Front 10

Old cerebral infarction with pharyngoesophageal phase dysphagia:

Back 10

I69.391, R13.14

Front 11

Pericarditis due to streptococcus pneumoniae:

Back 11

I30.1, B95.3

Front 12

There are NO chapter-specific OGCR for ICD-10-CM Chapter 3, so coders only have to follow the instructional notes found in the Tabular List.

Back 12

False

Front 13

Nontraumatic vertebral artery subarachnoid hemorrhage:

Back 13

I60.50

Front 14

Purpura is the medical term for:

Back 14

small hemorrhages in the skin

Front 15

Immune thrombocytopenic purpura:

Back 15

D69.3

Front 16

Accidental puncture of spleen during sleeve gastrectomy:

Back 16

D78.12

Front 17

Cold agglutinin disease:

Back 17

D59.1

Front 18

Multiple myeloma, in relapse, with secondary hemophilia; admitted to treat the myeloma:

Back 18

C90.02, D68.311

Front 19

The suffix -pnea means:

Back 19

breathing

Front 20

When assigning codes for VAP:

Back 20

the relationship between the pneumonia and the ventilator use must be documented by the physician.

Front 21

Chronic myasthenia gravis with ARF; patient admitted to treat the ARF:

Back 21

J96.00, G70.00

Front 22

SARS associated coronavirus pneumonia:

Back 22

J12.81

Front 23

Necrotizing pneumonia d/t MRSA:

Back 23

J85.0, B95.62

Front 24

Physician documentation states the patient has avian flu:

Back 24

J09.X2

Front 25

Atelectasis

Back 25

J98.11

Front 26

This is an inherited progressive, degenerative disease involving loss of muscle control and personality changes.

Back 26

Huntington's chorea

Front 27

The medical prefix hemi- means:

Back 27

one side

Front 28

Fecal impaction due to autonomic dysreflexia:

Back 28

G90.4, K56.41

Front 29

Cerebrospinal fluid leak post lumbar puncture:

Back 29

G97.0

Front 30

Right-sided hemiplegia:

Back 30

G81.91

Front 31

Brain stem stroke:

Back 31

G46.3

Front 32

Cerebellar ataxia:

Back 32

G11.9

Front 33

Which is NOT an effect of alcohol use/abuse/dependence on the body?

Back 33

Decreased risk of breast cancer

Front 34

An example of a barbiturate is:

Back 34

downers

Front 35

Carisprodol dependence with withdrawal delirium is coded to:

Back 35

F19.231

Front 36

Munchausen's syndrome is coded to:

Back 36

F68.10

Front 37

The patient is a 14-year-old female who is diagnosed with cocaine intoxication. The code that would be assigned is:

Back 37

F14.129

Front 38

Oppositional defiance disorder is coded to:

Back 38

F91.3

Front 39

Which is NOT true about Chapter 7 codes and laterality?

Back 39

The character for the right side is always "1."

Front 40

ICD-10-CM provides unique instructions in the OGCR for sequencing codes related to diseases of the eye.

Back 40

false

Front 41

Plateau iris syndrome, right eye:

Back 41

H21.82

Front 42

Stye, left upper eyelid:

Back 42

H00.014

Front 43

Retinopathy of prematurity, stage 5:

Back 43

H04.023

Front 44

An excessive accumulation of earwax is also known as:

Back 44

impacted cerumen.

Front 45

An abnormality of the fluid in the inner ear that can lead to progressive hearing loss is the definition of:

Back 45

Meniere's disease.

Front 46

Otitis externa, left ear, with impetigo:

Back 46

L01.00, H62.42.

Front 47

Chronic bilateral tubotympanic disease. Patient is a heavy smoker.

Back 47

H66.13, Z72.0.

Front 48

Otosclerosis, left ear otic capsule:

Back 48

H80.22

Front 49

Acute purulent otitis media with rupture of tympanic membrane:

Back 49

H66.019

Front 50

Chronic dacroadenitis, bilateral:

Back 50

H04.023