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NEW QUESTION # 322
A patient presents to the urgent care facility with multiple burns acquired while burning debris in his backyard. After examination the physician determines the patient has third-degree burns of the left and right posterior thighs (10%). He also has second-degree burns of the anterior portion of the right side of his chest wall (8%) and upper back (6%). TBSA is 24% with third-degree burns totaling 10%.
What ICD-10-CM codes are reported, according to 1CD-10-CM coding guidelines?
Answer: B
Explanation:
In coding burns, ICD-10-CM guidelines indicate that each burn site is coded separately, specifying the degree, location, and extent of the burn. Additionally, a code for total body surface area (TBSA) burned is included when burns cover more than 10% of the body. Here's the breakdown:
1. T24.311A: Represents a third-degree burn on the left thigh, initial encounter.
2. T24.312A: Represents a third-degree burn on the right thigh, initial encounter.
3. T21.21XA: Represents a second-degree burn on the anterior chest wall, initial encounter.
4. T21.23XA: Represents a second-degree burn on the upper back, initial encounter.
5. T31.21: Represents burns with 20-29% TBSA involvement, with third-degree burns covering 10-19% of the TBSA.
Explanation of incorrect answers:
A includes an incorrect TBSA code (T31.21).
B has the correct codes but lists an incorrect TBSA code for third-degree burns.
C uses incorrect burn site codes for the areas involved and incorrect TBSA percentages.
Therefore, the correct answer is D. T24.311A, T24.312A, T21.21XA, T21.23XA, T31.21, which accurately captures the burns' degrees, locations, and TBSA.
NEW QUESTION # 323
(Which CPT code can append modifier50?)
Answer: A
Explanation:
Modifier50indicates abilateral procedureperformed during the same session when the CPT code describes aunilateralservice and there isno specific bilateral codethat must be used instead. Among the options,73115 (radiologic supervision and interpretation for wrist arthrography) is a service that can reasonably be performed onboth wristsand is a typical example of a code where bilateral reporting may be appropriate with modifier50when supported.77066is already abilateral diagnostic mammographycode, so modifier 50 is not appropriate because the bilateral nature is built into the code description.77065is unilateral diagnostic mammography, but CPT provides the bilateral option (77066), so the correct CPT approach for both breasts is to report the bilateral code rather than append 50 to the unilateral code.75572is a cardiac CT service and is not a bilateral paired-organ code in the usual modifier-50 sense. CPC exam tip: use 50 for true paired structures when no bilateral code exists and payer rules permit.
NEW QUESTION # 324
A 64-year-old with congestive heart failure (CHF) has pericardial effusion. The provider inserts a needle under ultrasound guidance, aspirating the fluid from the pericardial sac.
What CPT coding is reported?
Answer: D
Explanation:
33016 = Pericardiocentesis, including imaging guidance (e.g., ultrasound) when performed.Because the code already includes imaging guidance, you do not separately report 76942.So the correct coding is 33016 only # B).
NEW QUESTION # 325
(A 5-year-old patient has a fractured radius. The orthopedist providesmoderate sedationand the reduction. The intra-service sedation time is documented as21 minutes. What CPT code is reported for the moderate sedation?)
Answer: B
Explanation:
Moderate sedation codes are selected by (1)patient ageand (2) whether the sedation is provided by thesame physician performing the procedureor by a different provider. The stem states theorthopedist provides the sedation and the reduction, so the sedation is provided by thesame physicianwho performs the procedure. For age, the patient is5 years old, which falls into the#5 yearscategory. Therefore, the correct initial moderate sedation code is99152(moderate sedation provided by the same physician/other qualified provider performing the procedure; patient age 5 years or older; initial 15 minutes). The documented time is21 minutes, which supports only theinitialcode (it does not reach the threshold needed to report an additional 15-minute increment add-on). Code99151is for patientsunder 5 years, so it does not apply. Codes99155/99156are for sedation provided by adifferentprovider than the one performing the procedure. CPC exam tip: age cutoffs matter-exactly 5years old uses the "5 years or older" code set.
NEW QUESTION # 326
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Operative Report
Procedure: Excision of 11 cm back lesion with rotation flap repair.
Preoperative Diagnosis: Basal cell carcinoma
Postoperative Diagnosis: Same
Anesthesia: 1% Xylocaine solution with epinephrine warmed and buffered and injected slowly through a 30-gauge needle for the patient's comfort.
Location: Back
Size of Excision: 11 cm
Estimated Blood Loss: Minimal
Complications: None
Specimen: Sent to the lab in saline for frozen section margin control.
Procedure: The patient was taken to our surgical suite, placed in a comfortable position, prepped and draped, and locally anesthetized in the usual sterile fashion. A #15 scalpel blade was used to excise the basal cell carcinoma plus a margin of normal skin in a circular fashion in the natural relaxed skin tension lines as much as possible The lesion was removed full thickness including epidermis, dermis, and partial thickness subcutaneous tissues. The wound was then spot electro desiccated for hemorrhage control. The specimen was sent to the lab on saline for frozen section.
Rotation flap repair of defect created by foil thickness frozen section excision of basal cell carcinoma of the back. We were able to devise a 12 sq cm flap and advance it using rotation flap closure technique. This will prevent infection, dehiscence, and help reconstruct the area to approximate the situation as it was prior to surgical excision diminishing the risk of significant pain and distortion of the anatomy in the area. This was advanced medially to close the defect with 5 0 Vicryl and 6-0 Prolene stitches.
What CPT coding is reported for this case?
Answer: A
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