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Quiz: ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-PCS, and CPT codes

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Created to help medical billing/coding students remember the usage and formatting differences between various medical code sets.

by Revya
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Which code set is the only one to utilize decimal points?

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How small can ICD codes be?

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Which code set is composed entirely of 6 numerical digits, without decimal points?

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What are ICD-10-CMS codes used for?

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Which code set is composed of a mix of alphanumeric characters, with no decimal point?

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Which code set utilizes modifiers?

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What are CPT codes used for?

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What do the first three characters of an ICD-10-PCS code refer to?

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What are ICD-10-PCS codes used for?

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What code set is W61.42XA from?

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What code set is 0DB98ZX from?

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What code set is 0988T from?

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ICD-10-CM codes can be anywhere from only 3 characters in length. The only exceptions are codes from the Injury and External Morbidity categories, which demand a full 7 characters in length. These two categories use the letter 'X' used as a placeholder to reach the required length.

Information collected by ICD codes includes: Current illness, disorder, etc. Personal and family medical history Misc. status such as past or current tobacco use, unrelated pregnancy, or HIV+

Outpatient procedures are procedures that enable the patient to go home the same day. Clinics and hospitals both use CPT codes, as hospitals usually have outpatient facilities on-site.

ICD-10-PCS codes are used solely in hospital inpatient surgeries, and provide information such as body system, procedure location, and root procedure.

ICD-10-CM codes are the only ones to utilize decimal points for codes longer than 3 characters. Codes from the Injury and External Causes of Morbidity sections are the only ones in the ICD-10-CM codeset to end in a letter instead of a number. A = Initial encounter D = Subsequent encounter S = Sequela (new problem caused by an injury that healed months or years ago)

Though almost all CPT codes are solely 6 numerical digits, category II or III CPT codes both end in a single letter instead of a number. F = Treatments whose level of effort is hard to quantify T = New technologies still in the experimental stage U = Specific, proprietary lab tests from specific companies M = Lab assays for genetic testing or disease biomarkers

 
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