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Question 1

Identify the correct principal diagnosis for the following scenario: Mark is a 25-year-old male admitted with anemia due to antineoplastic chemotherapy used to treat his astroblastoma.

  • D64.81
  • D64.89
  • C71.0
  • C71.9
Correct Answer: D64.81
Explanation:

Anemia due to antineoplastic chemotherapy is coded as D64.81. D64.81: Index>anemia>due to>antineoplastic chemotherapy.

Glossary:

Principal Diagnosis: The condition that is the primary, or main, reason for the encounter.

Question 2

If a patient with cancer is admitted for anemia due to a complication from breast cancer, what is the principal diagnosis?

  • Anemia
  • Admission for chemotherapy
  • Admission for radiation
  • Breast cancer
Correct Answer: Anemia
Explanation:

When a patient is treated for a cancer-related complication, that is coded first followed by the code for the malignancy.

Glossary:

Pneumonia: An inflammation of the lungs.

Question 3
Multiple Choice
Medium
Coding Sequences exam

What is the correct code assigned for a bronchial adenoma?

  • D38.1
  • D38.3
  • D38.5
  • D38.6
Correct Answer: D38.1
Explanation:

The correct code for a bronchial adenoma is D38.1. D38.1: Index>adenoma>bronchial.

Glossary:

Sign: Objective evidence of a disease or condition.

Question 4
Multiple Choice
Medium
Coding Sequences exam

Which of the following codes is used to report a personal history of malignancy of the pancreas?

  • Z85.060
  • Z85.068
  • Z85.07
  • Z80.8
Correct Answer: Z85.07
Explanation:

Personal history of malignancy of the pancreas is reported with code Z85.07. Z85.07: Index>history>personal>malignant>pancreas.

Glossary:

ICD-10-CM: The acronym for International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision, Clinical Modification.

Question 5
Multiple Choice
Medium
Coding Sequences exam

What is the correct code assigned for a personal history of breast cancer?

  • Z85.1
  • Z85.2
  • Z85.3
  • Z85.4
Correct Answer: Z85.3
Explanation:

Personal history of a malignant neoplasm of the breast is assigned code Z85.3. Z85.3: Index>history>personal>malignant>breast.

Glossary:

Sign: Objective evidence of a disease or condition.

Question 6
Multiple Choice
Medium
Coding Sequences exam

What is the correct code assigned for a benign lipomatous neoplasm of the kidney?

  • D17.0
  • D17.71
  • D17.72
  • D17.9
Correct Answer: D17.71
Explanation:

The correct code for a benign lipomatous neoplasm of the kidney is D17.71. D17.71: Index>lipoma>kidney.

Glossary:

Benign: Nonmalignant characteristic of a neoplasm; not infectious or spreading.

Question 7
Multiple Choice
Medium
Coding Sequences exam

Arthur was diagnosed with cancer of the right acoustic nerve. How is this coded?

  • C72.40
  • C72.41
  • C72.42
  • C72.59
Correct Answer: C72.41
Explanation:

The correct code assignment for right acoustic nerve cancer is C72.41. C72.41: Neoplasm table>nerve>acoustic>malignant, primary>right.

Glossary:

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

Question 8
Multiple Choice
Medium
Coding Sequences exam

What is the correct code assigned for an atypical nevus of the trunk?

  • D22.0
  • D22.10
  • D22.39
  • D22.5
Correct Answer: D22.5
Explanation:

The correct code for an atypical nevus of the trunk is D22.5. D22.5: Index>nevus>skin>trunk.

Glossary:

Sign: Objective evidence of a disease or condition.

Question 9
Multiple Choice
Medium
Coding Sequences exam

What is the correct code assignment for a 40-year-old patient who is admitted for prophylactic removal of both breasts due to a strong family history of breast cancer?

  • Z40.01, Z80.3
  • Z40.01, Z85.3
  • Z80.3, Z40.01
  • Z85.3, Z40.01
Correct Answer: Z40.01, Z80.3
Explanation:

The correct codes to assign are Z40.01, encounter for prophylactic removal of breasts, and Z80.3, family history of malignant neoplasm of breast. Z40.01: Index>prophylactic>organ removal>breast. Z80.3: Index>history>family>malignant>breast.

Question 10
Multiple Choice
Medium
Coding Sequences exam

Pamela was diagnosed with stage II lung cancer with mets to the brain. How is this coded?

  • C34.90, C79.31
  • C34.92, C79.31
  • C71.9, C34.90
  • C79.31, C34.92
Correct Answer: C34.90, C79.31
Explanation:

The correct code assignments for a patient with stage II lung cancer with mets to the brain are C34.90, malignant neoplasm of unspecified part of unspecified bronchus or lung, and C79.31, secondary malignant neoplasm of brain and cerebral meninges. C34.90: Neoplasm table>lung>malignant, primary>unspecified. C79.31: Neoplasm table>brain>malignant, secondary.

Glossary:

Malignant: Invasive and destructive characteristic of a neoplasm; possibly causing damage or death.

Question 11
Multiple Choice
Medium
Coding Sequences exam

Nathan, 1 year old, is diagnosed with juvenile myelomonocytic leukemia. What is the correct code to assign?

  • C93.3
  • C93.30
  • C93.31
  • C93.32
Correct Answer: C93.30
Explanation:

C93.30 is the correct code for juvenile myelomonocytic leukemia. C93.30: Index>leukemia> juvenile myelomonocytic.

Question 12
Multiple Choice
Medium
Coding Sequences exam

What is the correct diagnosis for a patient with a personal history of colonic polyps?

  • Z86.010
  • D12.0
  • K63.5
  • Z85.09
Correct Answer: Z86.010
Explanation:

Z86.010 is used to code a patient with a personal history of colonic polyps. Z86.010: Index>history>personal>benign neoplasm>colonic polyps.

Glossary:

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