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29 Cards in this Set
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Alphabetic Index |
The index of main terms located in the beginning of the ICD-10-CM coding manual |
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Tabular List |
The largest section in the ICD-10-CM coding manual which lists all codes alphanumerically |
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Table of Neoplasms |
A reference table located after the Alphabetic Index in the ICD-10-CM coding manual that is used as a quick reference to code neoplasms |
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Table of Drugs and Chemicals |
A reference table located after the Table of Neoplasms in the ICD-10-CM coding manual that is used as a quick reference to code drugs and chemicals used in poisoning and/or adverse effects |
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External Cause Index |
A reference table located after the Table of Drugs and Chemicals in the ICD-10-CM coding manual that classifies environmental events, circumstances, and other conditions as the cause of injury and other adverse effects alphabetically |
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American Hospital Association (AHA) |
One of four cooperating parties that developed and approved the ICD-10-CM code set for diagnosis coding |
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American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) |
One of four cooperating parties that developed and approved the ICD-10-CM code set for diagnosis coding |
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Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) |
One of four cooperating parties that developed and approved the ICD-10-CM code set for diagnosis coding |
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National Center for Health Statistics |
One of four cooperating parties that developed and approved the ICD-10-CM code set for diagnosis coding |
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Acute |
Initial effects of the disease or disorder |
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Chronic |
Subsequent effects of the disease or disorder |
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Combination Codes |
ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes that include more than one disease and/or condition |
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Sequela |
When the acute phase of a disease or illness or injury has passed, but residual effects remain |
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Laterality |
Defining which side of paired organs |
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Unilateral |
Conditions effects one side of a pair of organs |
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Bilateral |
Condition affects both sides of the organ pair |
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Combination Coding |
One diagnosis code fully describes multiple conditions and/or manifestation |
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Multiple coding |
More than one ICD-10-CM code to fully describe condition, circumstance, or manifestation, and then sequencing of multiple codes is condsidered |
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Antibiotic resistant bacteria |
Bacteria that is resistant to the class of drugs used to kill bacteria; if this is documented in the patient record, this should be included in the ICD-10-CM code |
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Sepsis |
An inflammatory condition in response to microorganisms in the tissue, blood, lungs, skin, or urinary system |
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Septic shock |
A circulatory failure that represents a type of organ dysfunction |
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Viral hepatitis |
A virus causes the inflammation of the liver; there are 5 different types |
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Asymptomatic |
Patient is not displaying any common side effects of the disease |
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Benign |
A neoplasm that doesn’t spread through the body |
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In-situ |
A cancerous neoplasms that has not spread through the body |
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Malignant |
Cancer cells that can spread beyond their origin and invade other healthy tissues in the body |
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Primary malignant neoplasm |
The original body site of the cancer cells |
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Malignant neoplasms is ectopic tissue |
Cancerous cells that contain tissue from other organs |
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Morphology |
The study of the physical size, shape, and structure rather than the function of a given organ |