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Question 1
Multiple Choice
Easy
Fractured Bones exam

Which of the following types of fractures identifies the breaking of the bone into several pieces?

  • Avulsion
  • Burst
  • Comminuted
  • Depressed
Correct Answer: Comminuted
Explanation:

A comminuted fracture happens when the bone breaks into several pieces.

Glossary:

Fracture: Broken cartilage or bone.

Question 2
Multiple Choice
Easy
Fractured Bones exam

Which of the following types of fractures happens when a tiny bone piece breaks off at the point where a ligament or tendon attaches to the bone?

  • Avulsion
  • Burst
  • Comminuted
  • Depressed
Correct Answer: Avulsion
Explanation:

An avulsion fracture happens when a tiny bone piece breaks off at the point where a ligament or tendon attaches to the bone.

Glossary:

Fracture: Broken cartilage or bone.

Question 3
Multiple Choice
Easy
Fractured Bones exam

Which of the following types of fractures is typically caused by a severe blow to the eye?

  • Basal skull
  • Blowout
  • Depressed skull
  • Stellate
Correct Answer: Blowout
Explanation:

A blowout fracture is typically caused by a severe blow to the eye.

Glossary:

Fracture: Broken cartilage or bone.

Question 4
Multiple Choice
Medium
Fractured Bones exam

What is the correct code for a displaced oblique fracture to the shaft of the left tibia, initial encounter?

  • S82.231D
  • S82.222A
  • S82.232A
  • S82.242G
Correct Answer: S82.232A
Explanation:

The correct code for a displaced oblique fracture to the shaft of the left tibia, initial encounter, is S82.232A. S82.232A: Index>fracture>tibia>oblique>displaced>left>initial encounter.

Question 5
Multiple Choice
Easy
Fractured Bones exam

Which of the following types of fractures is a fracture of the epiphyseal plate?

  • Fissured
  • Impacted
  • Oblique
  • Salter-Harris
Correct Answer: Salter-Harris
Explanation:

A Salter-Harris fracture is a fracture of the epiphyseal plate.

Question 6
Multiple Choice
Easy
Fractured Bones exam

Which of the following types of fractures happens when the bone has been placed inward?

  • Avulsion
  • Burst
  • Comminuted
  • Depressed
Correct Answer: Depressed
Explanation:

A depressed fracture happens when the bone has been placed inward.

Question 7
Multiple Choice
Easy
Fractured Bones exam

Which of the following types of fractures happens when a vertebra has been crushed in all directions?

  • Avulsion
  • Burst
  • Comminuted
  • Depressed
Correct Answer: Burst
Explanation:

A burst fracture happens when a vertebra has been crushed in all directions.

Glossary:

Burn: Injury by heat, fire, or a chemical.

Question 8

What is the correct code for localized osteoporosis?

  • M81.0
  • M81.6
  • M81.8
  • M83.0
Correct Answer: M81.6
Explanation:

The correct code for a patient with localized osteoporosis is M81.6. M81.6: Index>osteoporosis>localized.

Glossary:

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

Question 9

What is the correct code for spina bifida, lumbar?

  • Q05.3
  • Q05.5
  • Q05.7
  • Q05.9
Correct Answer: Q05.7
Explanation:

The correct code for spina bifida, lumbar, is Q05.7. Q05.7: Index>spina bifida>lumbar.

Glossary:

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

Question 10

What is the correct code for a patient seen for a sequela for a torus fracture of the lower end of the right ulna?

  • S52.621A
  • S52.621D
  • S52.621G
  • S52.621S
Correct Answer: S52.621S
Explanation:

The correct code for a patient seen for a sequela for a torus fracture of the lower end of the right ulna is S52.621S. S52.621S: Index>fracture>ulna>lower end>torus>right>sequela.

Question 11

What is the correct code for a patient seen for malunion of a displaced fracture of the coronoid process of the right ulna?

  • S52.041A
  • S52.041D
  • S52.041G
  • S52.041P
Correct Answer: S52.041P
Explanation:

The correct code for a patient seen for malunion of a displaced fracture of the coronoid process of the right ulna is S52.041P. S52.041P: Index>fracture>ulna>upper end>coronoid process>right>subsequent encounter for fracture with malunion.

Question 12
Multiple Choice
Medium
Seventh Character exam

What is the correct code for a patient being seen for delayed healing of a Le Fort III fracture?

  • S02.413A
  • S02.413B
  • S02.413D
  • S02.413G
Correct Answer: S02.413G
Explanation:

The correct code for a patient being seen for delayed healing of a Le Fort III fracture is S02.413G. S02.413G: Index>fracture>maxilla>Le Fort III>subsequent encounter for fracture with delayed healing.

Question 13
Multiple Choice
Easy
Seventh Character exam

Which of the following seventh characters is used to show that the patient was seen for an initial encounter for treatment of a fracture?

  • A
  • D
  • G
  • K
Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

The seventh character A is used to show that the patient was seen for an initial encounter for treatment of a fracture.

Question 14
Multiple Choice
Easy
Seventh Character exam

Which of the following seventh characters is used to show that the patient was seen to check for healing of a fracture?

  • A
  • D
  • G
  • K
Correct Answer: D
Explanation:

The seventh character D is used to show that the patient was seen to check for healing of a fracture.