Chapter Review Quiz | Chapter 21: Coding Injuries & External Causes

Z04.41 is the correct code for an encounter for examination following an alleged rape, adult. Z04.41: Index>rape>alleged>adult.

Diagnosis: A physician’s determination of a patient’s condition, illness, or injury.

IM is the abbreviation for intramuscular administration.

Drugs: Substances, natural or combined, created to treat or prevent illness or disease. Examples include aspirin, Lipitor, and Prozac.

A condition produced by a substance that is harmful or causes death is a poisoning.

Poisoned: A condition produced by a substance that harms or causes death.

An unexpected bad result is known as an adverse effect.

Adverse Effect: An unexpected, bad result; also known as an adverse reaction. The harm a patient experiences by a medication that has been prescribed by a health care professional and taken as instructed; an unexpected reaction to a drug taken for therapeutic purposes.

A toxic effect is a health-related reaction caused by a poisonous substance.

Toxic Effect: Poisonous substance causing a health-related reaction.

The correct code for an accidental poisoning from Camazepam is T42.4X1A. T42.4X1A: Index>drug table>Camazepam>poisoning, accidental>initial encounter.

Sign: Objective evidence of a disease or condition.

To be considered an adverse effect, a healthcare professional must correctly prescribe the drug for the patient, the patient must receive the correct drug, and the correct route of administration must be used.

Adverse Effect: An unexpected, bad result; also known as an adverse reaction. The harm a patient experiences by a medication that has been prescribed by a health care professional and taken as instructed; an unexpected reaction to a drug taken for therapeutic purposes.

The correct code for an adverse effect of niacin is T46.7X5A. T46.7X5A: Index>drug table>Niacin>adverse effect>initial encounter.

Adverse Effect: An unexpected, bad result; also known as an adverse reaction. The harm a patient experiences by a medication that has been prescribed by a health care professional and taken as instructed; an unexpected reaction to a drug taken for therapeutic purposes.

IA is the abbreviation for intra-arterial administration.

Drugs: Substances, natural or combined, created to treat or prevent illness or disease. Examples include aspirin, Lipitor, and Prozac.

The correct code for an adverse effect to Ritalin is T43.635A. T43.635A: Index>drug table>Ritalin>adverse effect>initial encounter.

The sixth character describes the intent of the circumstance.

Site: The location on or in the human body; the anatomical part.

INH is the abbreviation for administration into the nose.

Drugs: Substances, natural or combined, created to treat or prevent illness or disease. Examples include aspirin, Lipitor, and Prozac.

ID is the abbreviation for intradermal administration.