CPC Exam Practice Questions 2025 Free Medical Coding Mock Test

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CPC Exam Practice Questions 2025 Free Medical Coding Mock Test

 

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CPC Exam Practice Questions 2025 Free Medical Coding Mock Test

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1. James suffered a severe crushing injury to his left upper leg. Two days after surgery, Dr. Barnes completed a dressing change under general anesthesia. How would you report this service?

a. 16020-LT

b. 15852, 01232, J2060

c. 01232-P6

d. 15852-LT

 

2. Dr. Jess removed a 4.5 cm (excised diameter) cystic lesion from Amy’s forehead. The ulcerated lesion was anesthetized with 20 mg of 1% Lidocaine and then elliptically excised. The wound was closed with a layered suture technique and a sterile dressing applied. The wound closure, according to Dr. Jess’s documentation, was 5.3 cm. How would you report this procedure?

a. 11446, 12053-51

b. 11646, 12013-51

c. 11446, J2001 x 2, 12013-59

d. 11313, 12053-59

 

3. Martha has a non-healing wound on the tip of her nose. After an evaluation by Dr. Martino, a dermatologist, Martha is scheduled for a procedure the following week. Dr. Martino documented an autologous split thickness skin graft to the tip of Martha’s nose. A simple debridement of granulated tissues is completed prior to the placement. Using a dermatome, a split thickness skin graft was harvested from the left thigh. The graft is placed onto the nose defect and secured with sutures. The donor site is examined, which confirms good hemostasis. How would you report this procedure?

a. 99213-25, 15050

b. 15050, 15004,15005-59

c. 15277, 11042-59

d. 15120

 

4. Code for a breast biopsy, two lesions, with placement of breast clip, with imaging of the specimen; includes ultrasound guidance.

a. 19081, 19084

b. 19083 X 2

c. 19083, 19084

d. 19084, 19085

5. Dr. Alexis completed Mohs surgery on Ralph’s left arm. She reported routine stains on all slides, mapping, and color coding of specimens. The procedure was accomplished in three stages with a total of seven blocks in the second stage. How would you report Dr. Alexis’ services?

a. 17313, 17314-58, 17315-59, 88314-59

b. 17311, 17312 x 7

c. 17313, 17314 x 2, 17315 x 2

d. 17311, 88302, 17314 x 3, 17312 x 7

 

6. How should you code an excision of a lesion when completed with an adjacent tissue transfer or rearrangement?

a. The excision is always reported in addition to the adjacent tissue transfer or rearrangement.

b. The excision is not separately reported with adjacent tissue transfer or rearrangement codes.

c. Code only malignant lesions in addition to the adjacent tissue transfer or rearrangement codes.

d. Code the lesion with a modifier -51 and code in addition to the adjacent tissue transfer or rearrangement codes.

 

7. Tina fell from a step ladder while clearing drain gutters at her home. She suffered contusions and multiple lacerations. At the emergency room she received sutures for lacerations to her arm, hand, and foot. The doctor completed the following repairs: superficial repair to the arm of 12.8 cm, a single-layered closure of 7.9 cm that required extensive cleaning and removal of glass from the hand, and a simple repair to the foot of 9.6 cm. How would you report the wound repairs?

a. 12034, 12036, 12046, 12007

b. 12006, 12034-59

c. 12044, 12006-51

d. 12005, 12004 x 2

8. The 18-year old patient presented for an annual well visit and NorPlant implantable contraceptive capsule. The chief complaint was “annual exam.” On the form the provider checked detailed Hx, detailed exam and Low Medical Decision Making.
a. 99213

b. 99214, 11981

c. 99395, 11981

d. 11981

 

9. James had a malignant lesion removed from his right arm (excised diameter 4.6 cm). During the same visit the dermatologist noticed a new growth on James’ left arm. Dr. Terry took a biopsy of the new lesion and sent it in for pathology. The biopsy site required a simple closure. How would Dr. Terry report the biopsy procedure (assuming two procedures were reported)?

a. The biopsy is included in the primary procedure and not reported

b. 11100-59

c. 11406, 11100-59

d. 11100, 12001, 11406-51

 

10 .On January 31st, Barbara had a two cm malignant lesion excised from her left foot. During a postoperative check-up on February 2nd, a residual tumor was noted at the margin of the original excision and the margins were re-excised. The re-excision included a three cm excised diameter. How would the same physician code the re-excision?

a. 11622, 11623-59

b. 11626

c. 11623-59

d. 11623-58

 

11. Sally suffered a burst fracture to her lumbar spine during a skiing accident. Dr. Phyllis performed a partial corpectomy to L2 by a transperitoneal approach followed by anterior arthrodesis of L1-L3. She also positioned anterior instrumentation and placed a structural allograft to L1-L3. How would Dr. Phyllis report this procedure?

a. 63090, 22558-51, 22585, 22845, 20931

b. 63085, 22533, 22585-51, 22808-59

c. 22612 x 2, 22808, 22840-51, 20931

d. 22585, 22585-51, 22845-51, 20931-59

 

12. A patient suffered a fracture of the femur head. He had an open treatment of the femoral head with a replacement using a Medicon alloy femoral head and methylmethacrylate cement. How would you report this procedure?

a. 27236

b. 27235

c. 27238

d. 27275, 27236-59

 

13. What modifier should you report when the same physician provided a re-reduction of a fracture?

a. 76

b. 59

c. 77

d. 54

 

14. A patient suffered a penetrating knife wound to his back. A surgeon performed wound exploration with enlargement of the site, debridement, and removal of gravel from the site. The surgeon decided a laparotomy procedure was not necessary at this time. How would you report this procedure?

a. This procedure is bundled with the laparotomy

b. 49000, 97602-51, 20100-59

c. 49000, 20102-59

d. 20102

 

15. While playing at home, Riley dislocated his patella, when he fell from a tree. The surgeon documented an open dislocation. Riley underwent a closed treatment under anesthesia. How would you report the treatment and diagnoses?

a. 27420, S83.006A

b. 27562, S83.006A, W14.xxxA, Y92.017

c. 27840, 27562-51, S83.006A, W14.xxxA

d. 27562, S83.006A

 

16. Sarah presented to her primary care physician with pain and swelling in the right elbow. After careful examination he referred her to an orthopedic surgeon for a second opinion. Dr. Femur diagnosed Sarah with acute osteomyelitis of the olecranon process and recommended surgery. Sarah agreed to the surgery and underwent a sequestrectomy, through a posterior incision, with a loose repair over drains ending the procedure. Dr. Femur sent a written report back to Sarah’s primary care physician along with the operative report. How would you report the procedure?

a. 99244-57, 24138-RT

b. 99214, 99244-51

c. 24138-RT

d. 99214, 23172-59

 

17. Code for a revision of total shoulder arthroplasty, including allograft when performed; humeral AND glenoid component.

a. 23472

b. 23473

c. 23474

d. 29827

 

18. Mike had a bicycle accident and suffered deep hematomas in both knees. He underwent a bilateral incision and drainage. How would you report the procedure?

a. 27301-50

b. 10040

c. 27303

d. 27301-59

 

19. A patient had unilateral percutaneous intradiscal annuloplasty (IDET) using radiofrequency energy on L3-L5 with magnetic resonance guidance for needle placement. How would you report this professional service procedure?

a. 22526, 22527, 77002-26

b. 22526, 22527, 77021-26

c. 22899, 77021-26

d. 22526, 77021-26

 

20. Zachery injured his back while playing tennis; his injury required surgery. He was taken to the operating room where an orthopedic surgeon preformed an anterior osteotomy, including diskectomy to three thoracic vertebral segments. Additionally, Zachery required a structural bone graft obtained from a cadaver. How would you code this procedure?

a. 22222, 22226 x 2, 20931

b. 22226, 22222, 20931-51

c. 22216, 22212, 20938

d. 22212, 22216 x 2, 20938-51

 

21. What modifier is exempt from the following codes: 20974, 61107, 93602, 95907, 94610?

a. RT and LT

b. 63

c. 59

d. 51

 

22. Julie, a 28-year-old ESRD patient was seen by Dr. Jeri in an outpatient hospital facility for treatment of an obstructed hemodialysis AV graft. Dr. Jeri provided moderate conscious sedation to Julie for percutaneous transluminal balloon angioplasty of the venous portion of the graft. This procedure lasted 45 minutes. Julie had an excellent result and was released to home after recovery from the treatment. Dr. Jeri performed the professional radiological supervision and interpretation with this procedure. What code(s) capture this service?

a. 37246, 36903

b. 37246, 37248

c. 37246, 36905

d. 37246, 99152, 99153X2

 

23. What code would you report for a cervical approach of a mediastinotomy with exploration, drainage, removal of foreign body, or biopsy?

a. 39010

b. 39000

c. 39200

d. 39401

 

24. Roger had a rhinoplasty to correct damage caused by a broken nose. One year later he had a secondary rhinoplasty with major revisions. At the end of the second surgery the incisions were closed with a single layer technique. How would you report the second procedure?

a. 30450

b. 30450-78

c. 30420, 12014

d. 30430, 12014-59

 

25. A surgeon started with a diagnostic thoracoscopy. During the same surgical session she completed a surgical thoracoscopy to control a hemorrhage. How would you report this procedure?

a. 32601

b. 32601, 32654-59

c. 32601, 32654-59-51

d. 32654

 

26. Polly had the battery changed for her single chamber permanent pulse generator, which was inserted one year ago. This procedure was completed in the same session by the same provider. How should the provider’s services be coded?

a. 33233, 33212-59

b. 33233, 33212-51

c. 33234, 33213-59

d. 33234, 33213-51

 

27. Dr. Sacra performed a CABG surgery on Fred five months ago. Today, Dr. Sacra completed another coronary artery bypass using three venous grafts with harvesting of a femoropopliteal vein segment. How would Dr. Sacra report her work for the current surgery?

a. 33512, 33530-51, 35572-51

b. 33535, 35500-51, 33519

c. 33512, 33530, 35572

d. 33535, 33519, 33530-51, 35500

 

28. Mrs. Reyes had a temporary ventricular pacemaker placed at the start of a procedure. This temporary system was used as support during the procedure only. How would you report the temporary system?

a. 33210

b. 33211

c. 33207

d. 33210, 33207-51, 33235-51

 

29. A 35-year-old female patient with a venous catheter requires a blood sample for hematology testing. The sample is collected via her PICC catheter. How would you report this procedure?

a. 36415

b. 36592

c. 36591

d. 37799

 

30. A physician performs a lymphangiography bilaterally to the extremities. She also provides the radiological supervision and interpretation for this procedure, which was completed in a hospital setting. How would you code the physician services?

a. 35001, 75801

b. 38792, 78195

c. 38790-50, 75803-26

d. 38790-50, 75801-26

 

31. A patient underwent a secondary percutaneous transluminal thrombectomy for retrieval of a short segment of embolus evident during another percutaneous intervention procedure. How would you report this secondary procedure?

a. 37184, 37186

b. 37186 in addition to the primary procedure

c. 37185, 76000

d. 37187

 

32. Lynn has a family history of colon cancer and is scheduled for a screening colonoscopy. During the procedure, three polyps were discovered and removed via hot biopsy forceps technique. The polyps were reported as benign. What diagnoses and procedure(s) codes capture these services?

a. Z12.11, Z80.0, 45315, 45331

b. Z12.11, D12.6, Z80.0, 45384

c. 45378

d. 45378, 45384

 

33. Dr. Blue performs a secondary closure of the abdominal wall for evisceration (outside the postoperative period). He opens the former incision and removes the remaining sutures; necrotic fascia is debrided down to viable tissue. The abdominal wall is then closed with sutures. How would you report the closure?

a. 11043

b. This is a bundled procedure and not reported

c. 39541

d. 49900

 

34. Heather lost her teeth following a motorcycle accident. She underwent a posterior, bilateral vestibuloplasty, which allows her to wear complete dentures. How would you report this procedure?
a. 40845, 15002

b. 40843-50

c. 40844

d. 40843

 

35. Dr. Erin is treating a 58-year-old male patient with a history of chewing tobacco. Dr. Erin finds a 3.4 cm tumor at the base of his tongue. She places needles under fluoroscopic guidance for sub-sequential interstitial radioelement application. How would you report the professional services?

a. 41019, 77002-26

b. 41019, 77012-26, 77021-26

c. 61770, 41019-59

d. 77002

 

36. An 88-year-old male patient suffering from dementia accidentally pulled out his gastrostomy tube during the night. Dr. Keys, an interventional radiologist, takes him into an angiography suite, administers moderate sedation (an independent observer was present during the procedure), probes the site with a catheter and injects contrast medium for assessment 6 and tube placement. Dr. Keys finds that the entry site remains open and replaced the tube into the proper position. The intra-service time for the procedure took 45 minutes. How would Dr. Keys report his services?

a. 49440, 99152, 99153*2

b. 49440, 49450-59

c. 49450, 99152, 99153*2

d. 49450

 

37. Katherine had a hernioplasty to repair a recurrent ventral incarcerated hernia with implantation of mesh for closure. The surgeon completed debridement for necrotizing soft tissue due to infection. How would you report this procedure?

a. 49566, 11005-51, 49568

b. 49565, 11005-51, 49568

c. 49565

d. 49525, 11006, 49568-51

 

38. A 28-year-old patient underwent a proctosigmoidoscopy with ablation of five tumors under moderate sedation. The same provider performed the procedure and the sedation. The intra- service time for the procedure was 30 minutes. How would you report this procedure?
a. 45320-P1

b. 45320 x 5

c. 45320

d. 45320, 99152, 99153

 

39. A patient presents with gastroesophageal reflux disease. To treat this disorder, the surgeon performs a laparoscopic Nissen procedure. A diagnostic laparoscopy was completed during the same session. What code(s) indicate this service?

a. 43280

b. 43289

c. 43324

d. 43280, 43325-52

 

40. Harry had a sphincterotomy and an ERCP with a stent placed into the bile duct. How would you report this procedure?

a. 43274

b. 43274, 43262

c. 43260, 43274

d. 43264

 

41. Sam, a healthy 32-year-old male, is scheduled for surgery. He has no systemic diseases, doesn’t smoke, and regularly exercises. He is prepped and taken into the operating room. The surgeon performs an endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography with endoscopic retrograde insertion of nasobiliary drainage tube. Within the same operative session, the surgeon also performs a sphincterotomy. How would you code this service?

a. 43262-P1

b. 43260, 43262-51, 43263-51

c. 43265

d. 43274

 

42. The ER doctor performed peritoneal lavage, an abdominal X-ray (single view) and an EPF History and Exam and Moderate MDM encounter.

a. 99283, 43753, 74018

b. 99284, 44701, 74018

c. 99283, 49084, 74018

d. 99284, 49329, 74018

 

43. Sharon had a laparoscopic cholecystectomy with cholangiography. How would you report this procedure?

a. 47605, 47570-59

b. 47605

c. 47563

d. 47579

 

44. A physician performs a Billroth II procedure, partial distal gastrectomy with gastrojejunostomy, and a vagotomy. Which codes capture these services?

a. 43631, 43635

b. 43631, 43635-51

c. 43632, 43635

d. 43632, 43635-51

 

45. A patient had a renal auto-transplantation extracorporeal surgery, reimplantation of a kidney, and a partial nephrectomy. How would you report this procedure?

a. 50340, 50380, 50240-52

b. 50543, 50370-52

c. 50380, 50240-51

d. 50380, 50240-59

 

46. Bill, a 52-year-old male patient, was admitted to the hospital and treated for prostatic malignancy. His doctor dictated a detailed history, detailed exam, and straightforward medical decision-making for admission. He was treated with interstitial transperineal prostate brachytherapy, including implantation of 51 iodine-125 seeds. His doctor visited him the day after the procedure. How would you report the professional service by the therapeutic radiologist who did both the implantation and brachytherapy?

a. 99222, 55876, 77763 x 51

b. 55875, 77778

c. 99221, 58720, 77770

d. 58346, 77799 x 125

 

47. Harry had a couple of stones in both kidneys. He was taken into the lithotripsy unit and placed on the lithotripsy table in a supine position with the induction of anesthesia. The stones were well visualized and the patient received a total of 3,500 shocks with a maximum power setting of 3.0. The treatment was successful. How would you report this procedure?

a. 50590

b. 50561

c. 50060

d. 50080

 

48. Tom was placed under general anesthesia (by an anesthesiologist) for an excision of a local lesion of the epididymis. How would you report the surgeon’s services?

a. 54861-50

b. 54860-47

c. 54830, 00920-51

d. 54830

 

49. Alex suffered several injuries to his upper leg muscles and penis when he fell onto the bar of his touring bicycle. The day of the accident, Dr. Green completed muscle repair surgery to Alex’s upper legs. Today, three days after the leg surgeries, Dr. Green took Alex back to the operating suite to complete an unrelated repair to the penis. Dr. Green completed a plastic repair to correct the penal injury. What code(s) would capture today’s procedure?

a. 54440-79

b. 27385, 54440-59

c. 27393, 54620-79

d. 54440-26

 

50. Heather had a bilateral laparoscopic occlusion of her fallopian tubes using a Falope ring. How would you report this procedure?

a. 58615

b. 58671

c. 58671-50

d. 58679-50

 

51. A 65-year-old male patient has an indwelling nephroureteral double-J stent tube replaced to treat a ureteral obstruction caused by a stricture from postoperative scarring. His stent tube is exchanged every two months to prevent occlusion in the stent, UTI, and loss of kidney function. Dr. Mott did this procedure via a transurethral approach under conscious sedation and provided the radiological supervision and interpretation. How would you report this procedure?

a. 50605, 50382

b. 50385, 52283, 99143

c. 50385

d. C1758

 

52. Dr. Blue provided interpretation and results for a needle electromyography for anal sphincter function. How would you report this service?

a. 51784

b. 51784, 51785-51

c. 55875

d. 51785-26

 

53. A 48-year-old patient with BPH has his prostate removed via a laser enucleation. During this procedure he also has a vasectomy. What code(s) would report this procedure?

a. 52648

b. 52649

c. 52649, 55250-51

d. 52647

 

54. A physician performs laser vaporization of the prostate with a vasectomy. The patient had some postoperative bleeding that was controlled at the time of the procedure. What code(s) capture this service?

a. 52648

b. 52601, 52648-51

c. 52647-22

d. 52601, 52648-51, 54162-59

 

55. What code series would you refer to for patients who have had a previous cesarean delivery and now present with the expectation of a vaginal delivery?

a. 59400–59140

b. 59618–59622

c. 59610–59614

d. 59610–59622

 

56. The procedure was a vaginal colpopexy to reposition the patient’s vagina. Approach was intra-peritoneal. During the procedure, the vagina was sutured to the sacrospinous ligament to secure it in place.

a. 57283, 57556

b. 57283, 58263, 58292

c. 57283, 58263

d. None of the Answers are Correct

 

57. Mrs. Jones is pregnant with twins. She has been with the same obstetrician, Dr. Green, for her entire pregnancy. Now, Mrs. Jones is ready to deliver. Dr. Green helps Mrs. Jones deliver her twins vaginally. What are the correct codes for these services?

a. 59400, 59409-51

b. 59400-22

c. 59610-22

d. Both b and c

 

58. An infant born at 33 weeks underwent five photocoagulation treatments to both eyes due to retinopathy of prematurity at six months of age. The physician used an operating microscope during these procedures. These treatments occurred once per day for a defined treatment period of five days. How would you report all of these services?

a. 67229 -50

b. 67229 x 5

c. 67229, 69990

d. 67229

 

59. Todd had a tumor removed from his left temporal bone. How would you report this service?

a. 61563

b. 61500

c. 69979, 69990-51

d. 69970

 

60. Fred, a 45-year-old patient, suffered a profound hearing loss due to an industrial accident and had a cochlear device implanted without a mastoidectomy. The surgeon used an operating microscope during this procedure. What are the correct code(s) for this service?.

a. 69930, 77385

b. 69930-50

c. 69930, 69990

d. 69930, 69990-51

 

61. Jennifer was admitted to the hospital for an aspiration of two thyroid cysts. Her physician completed this procedure with CT guidance of the needle including interpretation and report. How would you report the professional services?

a. 60300-26, 76942-26

b. 60300 x 2, 77012-26

c. 10021, 60300-51, 77012-26

d. 60300

 

62. Baby Smith was diagnosed with meningitis. His physician placed a needle through the fontanel at the suture line to obtain a spinal fluid sample on Monday. The needle was withdrawn and the area bandaged. The baby required another subdural tap bilaterally on Wednesday. How would you report Wednesday’s service?

a. 61001

b. 61000, 61001

c. 61070

d. 61001-50

 

63. Max had a bilateral revision fenestration operation. How would you report this procedure?

a. 69399

b. 69949

c. 69801

d. 69805

 

64. Dr. Martin performed an excision at the middle cranial fossa for a vascular lesion. This procedure was completed in an intradural fashion with dural repair and graft. Her partner, Dr. Sutter, performed an infratemporal approach with decompression of the auditory canal. How should Dr. Martin report her services?

a. 61590, 61606-51

b. 61606-62

c. 61606

d. 61601

 

65. After a snow skiing accident, Barry had a cervical laminoplasty to four vertebral segments. How should you report this procedure?

a. 63050 x 4

b. 22600, 63051-51

c. 22842, 63045, 63050

d. 63050

 

66. How is a neuroplasty procedure described in the CPT Professional Edition?

a. The decompression or freeing of intact nerve from scar tissue, including external neurolysis and/or transposition.

b. The surgical repair of nerves using only microscopic techniques.

c. The position of nerves tested one or more anatomic digits.

d. The decompression or freeing of an intact vein from scar tissue, including external neurolysis and/or transposition.

 

67. Phyllis fell down on the ice and fractured her leg. The fall also caused severe injury to the muscles and tore several nerves. Her physician completed suturing of two major peripheral nerves in her leg without transposition and shortened the bone. After the surgery she was seen by a physical therapist for ongoing treatment and gait training. How would you report the surgical procedure?

a. 64857, 64859-51,

b. 64856, 64857

c. 64857, 64859, 64876

d. 64858, 64857, 64859, 64876

 

68. John was hospitalized for a repair of a laceration to his left conjunctiva by mobilization and rearrangement. How should you report this procedure?

a. 65273-LT

b. 67930

c. 65272

d. 67930-LT

 

69. A physician excised multiple chalazions on bilateral eyelids. The procedure required general anesthesia. At the same session, the physician excised another non-chalazion lesion on the right eyelid, which required simple closure. What codes correctly capture the surgeon’s services?

a. 67808, 67805-51, 67840-51

b. 67808-50, 67840-59

c. 67805-50, 67808-50, 67840-59

d. 67808, 67850-51, 67840-51, 11310-51

 

70. How does the CPT Professional Edition define a new patient?

a. A new patient is one who has not received any professional services from the physician or another physician of the same specialty who belongs to the same group practice, within the past two years.

b. A new patient is one who has not received any professional services from the physician or another physician of the same specialty who belongs to the same group practice, within the past three years.

c. A new patient is one who has received professional services from the physician or another physician of the same specialty within the last two years for the same problem.

d. A new patient is one who has received hospital services but has never been seen in the clinic by the reporting physician.

 

71. James, a 35-year-old new patient, received 45 minutes of counseling and risk factor reduction intervention services from Dr. Kelly. Dr. Kelly talked to James about how to avoid sports injuries. Currently, James does not have any symptoms or injuries and wants to maintain this status. This was the only service rendered. How would you report this service?

a. 99213

b. 99203

c. 99385

d. 99403

 

72. Andrea, a 52-year-old patient, had a hysterectomy on Monday morning. That afternoon, after returning to her hospital room, she suffered a cardiac arrest. A cardiologist responded to the call and delivered one hour and 35 minutes of critical care. During this time the cardiologist ordered a single view chest x-ray and provided ventilation management. How should you report the cardiologist’s services?

a. 99291, 99292

b. 99291, 99292, 71045, 94002

c. 71045, 94002, 99231

d. 99291, 99292, 99292-52

 

73. Brandon was seen in Dr. Shaw’s office after falling off his bunk bed. Brandon’s mother reported that Brandon and his sister were jumping on the beds when she heard a “thud.” Brandon complained of knee pain and had trouble walking. Dr. Shaw ordered a knee x-ray that was done at the imaging center across the street. The x-ray showed no fracture or dislocations. Dr. Shaw had seen Brandon for his school physical six months ago. Today, Dr. Shaw documented a detailed examination and decision-making of moderate complexity. He also instructed Brandon’s mother that if Brandon had any additional pain or trouble walking he should see an orthopedic specialist. How should Dr. Shaw report her services from today’s visit?

a. 99204

b. 99394, 99214

c. 99214

d. 99203

 

74. Dr. Lyon was called to the critical care burn unit to see a 50-year-old patient who suffered third-degree burns to 30% of her body. Dr. Lyon spent two hours and 40 minutes with this patient, her family, and coordinating care with other specialists. He made several phone calls from the unit on her behalf and consulted with the nursing staff. During this time, Dr. Lyon provided ventilator management and gastric intubation. What codes correctly capture Dr. Lyon’s services?

a. 43752, 94660, 99291 x 1

b. 99291 x 1, 99292 x 3

c. 99291 x 2, 99292 x 2

d. 43753, 94660-51, 99291 x 1, 99292 x 3

 

75. Adam, a 48-year-old patient, presented to Dr. Crampon’s office with complaints of fever, malaise, chills, chest pain, and a severe cough. Dr. Crampon took a history, did an exam, and ordered a chest x-ray. After reviewing the x-ray, Dr. Crampon admitted Adam to the hospital for treatment of pneumonia. After his regular office hours, Dr. Crampon visited Adam in the hospital where he dictated a comprehensive history, comprehensive examination, and decision-making of moderate complexity. How would you report Dr. Crampon’s services?

a. 99214

b. 99222

c. 99204, 99222-51

d. 99223, 99214-21

 

76. Which below are not included with subsequent intensive care codes 99478-99480?

a. Cardiac and respiratory monitoring.
b. Vital sign monitoring.
c. Enteral nutritional adjustments.
d. None of the answers are correct.

 

77. Larry is being managed for his warfarin therapy on an outpatient basis. Dr. Nancy continues to review Larry’s INR tests, gives patient instructions, dosage adjustment as needed, and ordered additional tests. How would you report the initial 90 days of therapy including 8 INR measurements?
a. 93793

 

b. 93793, 99471

c. 99214

d. This services is bundled with evaluation and management services

 

78. Dr. Jane admitted a 67-year-old woman to the coronary care unit for an acute myocardial infarction. The admission included a comprehensive history, comprehensive examination, and high complexity decision making. Dr. Jane visited the patient on days two and three and documented (each day) an expanded problem focused examination and decision making of moderate complexity. On day four, Dr. Jane moved the patient to the medical floor and documented a problem focused examination and straight forward decision-making. Day five, Dr. Jane discharged the patient to home. The discharge took over an hour. How would you report the services from day one to day five?

a. 99213, 99232, 99231, 99239 x 2

b. 99221, 99222, 99223, 99238

c. 99231, 99232, 99355, 99

d. 99223, 99232, 99232, 99231, 99239

 

79. The provider performed a 120 minute E & M service of a critically ill neonate plus selective head hypothermia reported as two days.

a. 99291, 99184

b. 99292 x 4, 99184

c. 99291 x 2, 99184 x 1

d. 99291, 99292 x 2, 99184

 

80. Mr. Johnson, a 38-year-old established patient is being seen for management of his hypertension, diabetes, and weight control. On his last visit, he was told he had a diabetic foot ulcer and needed to be hospitalized for this condition. He decided to get a second opinion and went to see Dr. Myers. This was the first time Dr. Myers had seen Mr. Johnson. Dr. Myers documented a comprehensive history, comprehensive examination, and decision-making of high complexity. He concurred with hospitalization for the foot ulcer and sent a report back to Mr. Johnson’s primary care doctor. How would you report Dr. Myers visit?

a. 99245

b. 99205

c. 99215

d. 99255

 

81. Code for the supervision by a control physician of interfacility transport care of the critically ill or critically injured pediatric patient, 24 months of age or younger, includes two-way communication with transport team before transport, at the referring facility and during the transport, including data interpretation and report; first 30 minutes:

a. 99485

b. 99486

c. 99487

d. 99489

 

82. Lucus, a three-year-old new patient is seen for a well-child examination. The doctor documents an age appropriate history, examination, anticipatory guidelines, risk factor reduction intervention, and indicates Lucus’ immunizations are up to date. How would you report this service?

a. 99392

b. 99213-25, 99385

c. 99203

d. 99382

 

83. An anesthesiologist provides general anesthesia for a 72-year-old patient with mild systemic disease who is undergoing a ventral hernia repair. How would you report the anesthesia service?

a. 00834-P2, 99100

b. 00832-P2, 99100

c. 49560, 00834, 99100-P2

d. 00832

 

84. Anesthesia is administered, by an anesthesiologist, to a female patient with severe systemic disease. She is scheduled to deliver via Cesarean section. The anesthesia is for the delivery only. The delivery is uneventful with a healthy mother and baby at the end of the procedure. What code(s) correctly capture the anesthesia services?

a. 01961-P3

b. 00851

c. 01961-P2, 99100

d. 01962

 

85. Dr. Member performed a transesophageal echocardiography for a congenital cardiac condition on a 16year-old patient. Prior to the probe placement, moderate conscious sedation was administered. The probe was placed, images acquired, interpretation and reports were completed in the provider’s office. This procedure lasted 45 minutes. What code(s) capture the services performed by Dr. Member?

a. 93315, 99152, 99153*2

b. 00320, 99152, 99153*2

c. 93315

d. 93315-P1

 

86. Katherine is a 77-year-old patient with a severe hypertensive disease. She underwent a cataract surgery to both eyes under general anesthesia. Dr. Sharon, the anesthesiologist, performed the anesthesia. Prior to induction of anesthesia Dr. Sharon completed a preoperative visit and documented a detailed history, detailed examination, and low complexity decision- making on this new patient. How would you report Dr. Sharon’s services?

a. 99203, 00142-P2, 99100

b. 66820, 00144

c. 00140-P1, 99116-59

d. 00142-P3, 99100

 

87. A surgeon performed a cervical approach esophagoplasty with repair of a tracheosophageal fistula under general anesthesia. The surgeon performed both the procedure and the anesthesia. How would you report these services?

a. 00500, 43305

b. 43305-47

c. 00500-47

d. Both A and C

 

88. Which service is not included with anesthesia services?

a. Swan-Ganz monitoring

b. Administration of blood

c. Blood pressure

d. Mass spectrometry

 

89. A patient was placed under general anesthesia for a simple incision and removal of a foreign body from the subcutaneous tissue. This procedure usually requires local anesthesia. Due to unusual circumstances, which required general anesthesia, what modifier would best describe this situation?

a. 47

b. 22

c. 23

d. P6

 

90. Erin, a 45-year-old, asymptomatic female comes in for her annual bilateral screening mammography. Her physician ordered a computer aided detection along with the mammography. The procedure was performed in a hospital. How would you report the professional services for this study?

a. 77066

b. 77067

c. 77066, 77063

d. 77067, 77063

 

91. A patient presents to a freestanding radiology center and had ultrasonic guidance needle placement with imaging supervision and interpretation of two separate lesions in the left breast. The procedure required several passes to complete. How would you report the imaging procedure?

a. 76930 x 2

b. 76941

c. 76942 x 2-LT

d. 76942-LT

 

92. Sally had a DXA bone density study for her hips, pelvis, and spine. The procedure was performed in a hospital. How would you report for the professional services of this study?

a. 77078-26, 77080-26

b. 77080-26

c. 77085-26

d. 77081-26, 77080-26

 

93. Dr. Jones owns the x-ray equipment in his office and serves as the employer to the technologist. He ordered a three-view film of Paula’s zygomatic bone. He reviewed the films and dictated a report while she was in the office. What code captures Dr. Jones’ services?

a. 70150-26

b. 70150

c. 70150-TC

d. 70150-52

 

94. Mr. Fredrick is in his second phase of radiation treatment for stomach cancer. Today, he reports to the cancer treatment facility for his regularly scheduled treatment. He is given seven MeV to a single area that requires a single port and a simple block. How should the facility report this service?

a. 77402 x 7

b. 77407

c. 77402

d. 77402-TC

 

95. How is proton beam treatment delivery defined?

a. Simple, Complex, and Compound

b. Simple, Complex, and Intermediate

c. Superficial, Deep Vein, and Dista

d. Simple, Complicated, and Comprehensive

 

96. A patient had a myocardial perfusion imaging, planar, single study at rest with quantification, ejection fraction, and wall motion study. The procedure was performed in the nuclear medicine department of the hospital. How would you report the professional services for this study?

a. 78473

b. 78451-26

c. 78453-26,

d. 78453-26, 93015

 

97. Which of the following codes are unlisted procedures?

a. 76498, 78199, 76496, 77799

b. 75600, 75801, 76506, 76830

c. 74181, 74280, 75565, 75600

d. 75810, 75801, 75860, 75984

 

98. How does cardiac magnetic imaging differ from a traditional MRI?
a. In its ability to provide a physiologic evaluation of cardiac function.
b. In its ability to provide a measurement of the cardiac output.
c. In its ability to provide only a one dimensional view of the heart.
d. In its ability to provide only mapping points for cardiac regurgitation.

 

99. Tiffany is pregnant with twins after a successful IVF treatment. She is in her first trimester of pregnancy. Her physician completed a transabdominal follow-up ultrasound to evaluate the fetal size of both babies and review a suspected abnormality from a previous ultrasound. What code(s) correctly capture this service?

a. 76816, 76816-59

b. 76816 x 2

c. 76801, 76802 x 2

d. 76811, 76812

 

100. Jim is received brachytherapy, complex at a free-standing oncology center. What code(s) report this service?

a. 77799

b. 77761 x 2

c. 77778

d. 77799

 

101. Code for oncology (ovarian), biochemical assays of two proteins (CA-125 and HE4), utilizing serum, with menopausal status, algorithm reported as a risk score.

a. 81500

b. 81503

c. 81506

d. 81508

 

102. Brent had the following lab tests: Calcium, ionized; Carbon dioxide Chloride; Creatinine; Glucose; Potassium; Sodium; Urea Nitrogen (BUN) How should you report Brent’s lab work?
a. 80048

b. 80047-52

c. 82310, 82374, 82435, 82565, 82947, 84132, 84295, 84520

d. 80047

 

103. Dr. Lee performed an intra-operative consultation on a bile duct tumor requiring frozen section and cytological evaluation to a bladder tumor. How would you report his professional services?

a. 88329

b. 88331-26, 88334-26

c. 88331, 88332 x 2

d. 88331-26, 88333-26

 

104. Report urinalysis by dip stick for uroblinogen, non-automated, without microscopy.

a. 81000

b. 81001

c. 81002

d. 81003

 

105. Marvin had a breath alcohol test completed at the hospital after the police arrested him for racing his four-wheeler past a McDonald’s drive through window. Marvin’s breath alcohol test was mathematically calculated. How would you report the calculation on this test?

a. 82075

b. 82075 x 2

c. 82075, 82355

d. 82355

 

106. Dr. Monday provided a comprehensive clinical pathology consultation at the request of Dr. Adams. This request was regarding a patient with various infections, drug allergies, skin rash, and Down’s syndrome. The patient is in the hospital intensive care unit being treated with intravenous antibiotics. Dr. Monday did not see the patient but he reviewed the patient’s history, complex medical records, and provided a written report back to Dr. Adams regarding his findings and recommendations for further treatment. How would Dr. Monday report his services?

a. 80502

b. 99244

c. 99244-25, 80502

d. 99255-25, 80500

 

107. A patient had a semi-quantitative urinalysis for infectious agent detection. How should you report this test?
a. 81050

b. 81005

c. 81007

d. 81005, 83518

 

108. Code 3011F describes which diagnostic or screening process?

a. Lipid panel results including total cholesterol, HDL-C, triglycerides, calculated LDL-C.
b. Lipid panel results including total cholesterol.
c. Lipid panel results including cholesterol, triglycerides, lipoprotein.
d. Lipid panel results including cholesterol, triglycerides, carbon dioxide, glucose, potassium.

 

109. A 58-year-old male patient with abdominal pain and episodes of bright red blood in his stool reports to his physician’s office for a check-up. His physician performs a digital rectal exam and tests for occult blood. Dr. Smith documents this blood occult test was done for purposes other than colorectal cancer screening. How would you report the occult blood test?

a. 82270

b. 82274

c. 82271

d. 82272

 

110. Kathy has had intermittent abdominal pain, occasional diarrhea, stool frequency, and bloating. Her symptoms have worsened over the past two months. Her physician orders a fecal Calprotectin test to check for Crohn’s disease. How should you report the lab test?

a. 82270

b. 82272, 83993

c. 83993

d. 82271, 82272

 

111. Colin had a comprehensive audiometry threshold evaluation and speech recognition testing to the left ear. What code(s) capture this procedure?

a. 92557-52

b. 92553, 92556

c. 92557

d. 92700-59

 

112. An adult patient had the following immunizations with administration: yellow fever vaccine, subcutaneous injection, Hepatitis B vaccine IM injection, Zoster(HZV) vaccine, subcutaneous. How would you report these services?

a. 90460, 90461 x 2, 90717-51, 90746-51, 90736-51
b. 90471, 90472 x 2, 90717, 90746, 90736
c. 90473, 90474 x 2, 90746, 90736, 90717
d. 90471, 90472 x 2, 90736-51, 90746-51, 90717-51

 

113. Code for an evaluation of speech fluency for stuttering.

a. 92521

b. 92571

c. 92577

d. 92521, 92577

 

114. A patient had a bronchoscopy with destruction for relief of stenosis by laser therapy. During this procedure photodynamic therapy by endoscopic application of light was used to ablate abnormal tissue via activation of photosensitive drugs. The photodynamic therapy lasted 60 minutes. How would you report this procedure?

a. 31645, 96567

b. 96567 x 2

c. 31643, 96570-51, 96571-51

d. 31641, 96570, 96571 x 2

 

115. Dr. George asked the local pharmacist to review Ann’s new medications with her when she picked them up. Ann is a new patient who just moved into the area and required several new medications. Ann is hard of hearing and had a difficult time understanding Dr. George when he called her. The pharmacist spent 35 minutes with Ann and documented a review of her history, recommendations for improving health outcomes, and treatment compliance. The pharmacist faxed this note back to Dr. George’s office. How would the pharmacist report his services?

a. 99605, 99607

b. This service is not reportable

c. 99605, 99607 x 2

d. 99606, 99607

 

116. What code would report an internet assessment and management service provided by a qualified nonphysician healthcare professional to an established patient not originating from a related assessment and management service provided within the previous seven days?

a. 96150

b. 99444

c. 98969

d. 96151

 

117. Code 95907 could describe studies to which of the following nerves?

a. Lateral antebrachial cutaneous sensory nerve and posterior femoral cutaneous sensory nerve.

b. Medial calcaneal sensory nerve and radial sensory nerve to digit one.

c. Both A and B.

d. None of the above.

 

118. Jane has a family history of skin melanoma. Her primary care doctor asked for a consult with Dr. John. During Jane’s first visit with her new dermatologist, Dr. John, he documented a comprehensive history, comprehensive examination, and medical decision-making of moderate complexity. Dr. John also performed a whole body integumentary photography for monitoring of Jane’s skin. Dr. John sent a report back to her PCP and told Jane she should return in one year or before then if anything should change on her skin. What code(s) would you use to report Dr. John’s services?

a. 99244-25, 96904

b. 99213

c. 96904

d. 99204, 96904

 

119. What services can you report in addition to the general ophthalmological services or evaluation and management services?

a. Intermediate ophthalmological services

b. Special ophthalmological services

c. Only new patient general ophthalmological services

d. Only established patient general ophthalmological services

 

120. Jim underwent a Code for a percutaneous transluminal revascularization of acute total/subtotal occlusion during acute myocardial infarction, coronary artery, intracoronary stent, single vessel. What code(s) should you use to report these services?

a. 92941

b. 92943

c. 92944

d. 92973

 

121. A 10-year-old acutely ill girl is brought to the emergency department by her parents with a high fever, nausea, vomiting, headache, and stiff neck. Lumbar puncture is performed, and the provider documents echoviral meningitis as the primary diagnosis. How would you classify this child’s condition in ICD-10-CM?

a) A86

b )A87.0

c)A88.8

d)A87.9

122. Dr. Edit preformed a percutaneous left heart catheterization with injection procedures for coronary angiography and left ventriculography. Dr. Edit also completed the imaging supervision interpretation and report. This procedure was completed in a hospital setting. How should Dr. Edit code his services?

a. 93452-26

b. 93454-26

c. 93458-26

d. 93459-26

 

123. A patient presents to the hospital for a scheduled procedure to remove suspicious lesions from the right side of her neck. The surgeon excised one lesion near the anterior portion of the mandible, the second near the clavicle bone. A pathologist received two separately labelled containers, container A-mandible, and container B-clavicle. The surgeon requests a consult during surgery for immediate diagnosis. The pathologist examines each specimen, taking two blocks from specimen A and three blocks from specimen B. Specimen A is further processed into two frozen sections and B into five frozen sections. The blocks are examined microscopically. What codes correctly capture the pathologist’s services?

a. 88331, 88332-26 x 2

b. 88331-26 x 2, 88332-26 x 3

c. 88331, 88332 x7

d. 88329, 88331-47, 88332-26 x 2

 

124. A type 2 diabetic patient that has been using Lantus for 3 months to help control his diabetes presents for a recheck. After history and examination, it is decided to have the patient continue to use the Lantus and come back in 3 months. An A1c will be performed before the next visit.

a. E11.9 , Z79.4

b.  E11.8 , Z79.4

c. E13.9, Z79.84

d. E11.9, Z79.84

 

125. Patient presents to the ED and Orthopedics is called for evaluation of a type I open fracture of the shaft of the right radius.

a) S52.354C

b) S52.324B

c)S52.354B

d) S52.321B

 

126. A patient presents with acute low back pain due to trauma for steroid injections.

a.  G89.11 ,M54.5

b.  M54.5

c.  G89.11

d. R52

 

127. A patient presents for evaluation of his chronic bilateral knee pain. The pain has been becoming more severe lately, prompting the visit. The patient will be sent for further testing.

a.  M25.561, M25.562, G89.4

b. M25.561, M25.562, G89.29

c.  M25.561, M25.562

d. G89.29

 

128. A patient presents for bone pain related to bilateral, central breast cancer that has metastasized. She is being treated today for the pain.

a. G89.3 ,C50.111 ,C50.112 ,C79.9

b.  G89.3 ,C50.112, C79.81

c. C50.111, C50.112, C79.9

d. G89.3 ,C50.111 ,C50.112 ,C79.81

 

129. Jake presents with his mother for evaluation of his asthma. She says he wakes up a couple nights every month with “coughing fits” and using his inhaler on a weekly basis. He is currently taking Singulair nightly to help with his symptoms. His activities have been somewhat limited due to his symptoms. He is diagnosed with mild persistent asthma.

a. J45.31

b. J45.30

c). 45.998

d. J69.8

 

130. Patient admitted with severe anemia due to right breast carcinoma of the central portion of the female breast. The focus of care is the anemia. The correct sequencing and codes are?

a. D63.0, C50.111

b. C50.111, D63.0

c. Sequencing depends on the focus of care

d. C50.111, D61.810

 

131. If the type of diabetes mellitus is not documented in the medical record what is the default type you should assign?

a. There are no guidelines to determine the type assignme

b. Type I and Type II

c. Type II

d. Type I

 

132. Cynthia is 28 years old and pregnant. She presents to the emergency room complaining of diarrhea with watery bowel movements with incontinence, cramps, nausea, and vomiting for the past 12 hours. She is unable to keep anything down, including liquids. She has been eating a healthy diet and does not feel this problem is based on something she ate. After testing, she was found to have enteritis due to Clostridium difficile. She was admitted for hydration and further treatment. In what order should you report the diagnoses codes for Cynthia’s condition?

a. There are no sequencing rules that would apply to code this case.

b. Symptoms, Signs, and Abnormal Clinical and Laboratory Finding Not Elsewhere Classified (Chapter 18).

c. Complications of Pregnancy, Childbirth and Puerperium (Chapter 15) codes first, followed by Infectious and Parasitic codes (Chapter 1).

d. Infectious and Parasitic codes (Chapter 1), followed by Complications of Pregnancy, Childbirth and Puerperium (Chapter 15) codes

 

133. A patient is suffering with acute respiratory failure, viral pneumonia, atrial fibrillation, and alcoholic liver cirrhosis. What codes describe these conditions?

a. I25.10, J96.00, K72.90, I48.92, K76.89

b. K70.9, J41.0, K70.30, J12.1

c. J96.00, J12.9, I48.91, K70.30

d. J96.10, I48.2, J41.0, K70.30

 

134. A 44-year-old male was spraying weeds in his backyard. He accidentally got some of the weed killer in his ice tea. After drinking the ice tea and working for several hours, he told his wife he felt “funny” and started to vomit. She drove him to the emergency room for treatment. How would you report this scenario?

a. T60.8x1A, R11.2, T60.1x1A

b. T60.8x1A, R11.10, T60.3x1A

c. R11.2, T60.3x2A, T60.2x4A

d. T60.3x1A, R11.10

 

135. Pam’s infant son, who weighs 2,321 grams, is considered underweight for his gestational age without mention of fetal malnutrition. How would you report this case?

a. T74.02xA

b. P05.2

c. O36.5930

d. P05.08

 

136. The patient has dementia with a behavior disturbance, unspecified, depression NOS, and insomnia with sleep apnea.

a. F03.91, F32.9, G47,00, G47.30

b. F03.91, F32.9, G47.00

c. F03.91, F32.9, G47.09, G47.33

d. F03.91, F34.1, G47.30

 

137. Jim lost control of his car while driving on an icy highway and hit a parked car. He was transported to a local emergency room for treatment. He suffered a greenstick fracture of six ribs and atelectasis. How would you report this?

a. V43.52xA, J98.3, N90.0, S22.49xA, J98.19

b. V43.52xA, Y92.410, S22.39xA, J98.19

c. Y92.410, S22.49xA, J98.19, V43.52xA

d. S22.49xA, J98.11, V43.52xA, Y92.410

 

138. Laurie has a malignant secondary tumor of the Bartholin’s gland. Her doctors do not know where this cancer started in Laurie’s system. She is coming in today for radiation of the secondary site. How would you report her diagnoses for today’s treatment?

a. Z51.0, C79.82, C80.1

b. C79.82, Z51.0

c. C51.0, C79.82

d. D49.59, C79.82, Z51.0, C80.1

 

139. What is the correct external cause code for the therapeutic use of wintergreen oil?

a. T49.3x1A

b. T49.3x5A

c. T49.8x4A, T49.3x1A

d. T49.5x1A, T47.6x3A

 

140. Nancy has been suffering with abdominal cramping pain in the belly area, persistent watery diarrhea, fever, and fatigue. She underwent a colonoscopy and was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease of the large bowel and colon. How would you report the diagnosis from the colonoscopy?

a. R10.9, R19.7, R53.81, R50.9

b. K50.10

c. R10.9, K50.90

d. K51.90, R19.7, R53.81, R50.9, R10.9

 

141. A patient received a 12 sq. cm. dermal tissue substitute of human origin, without other bioengineered elements, without metabolically active elements. This treatment was completed due to a burn on the abdomen. How would you report the supply?

a. C1762

b. Q4106 x 12

c. C1763

d. C9360 x 12

 

142. During an emergency room visit, Sally was diagnosed with pneumonia. She was admitted to the hospital observation unit and treated with 500 mg of Zithromax through an IV route. How would you report the supply of this drug?

a. J0456

b. Q0144

c. J1190 x 2

d. J2020 x 2

 

143. Report an initial Medicare Annual Wellness Exam (AWV) with a established E & M Visit, EPF Hx and Exam and LOW MDM (the CC was GERD and HTN)?

a. 99213, G0438

b. G0438

c. 99213, G0438-33

d. 99213.

 

144. Which code describes an addition to the lower extremity, knee disarticulation, and leather socket?

a. L5624

b. L5640

c. L5105

d. L5850

 

145. A nursing home’s x-ray machine was not working. A portable x-ray machine and personnel were transported to the nursing home to test nine patients. How would you report the transportation of equipment?

a. 76499

b. S9999

c. R0070 x 9

d. R0075

 

146. What modifier would most likely be used for a blepharoplasty to the upper right eyelid?
a. E1

b. 51

c. E3

d. RT

 

147. When using the CPT index to locate procedures, which of the following are considered primary classes for main entries?

a. Procedure or service; organ or other anatomic site; condition; synonyms, eponyms, and abbreviations

b. Abbreviations; signs and symptoms, anatomic site; and code assignment

c. Conventions; code ranges; modifying terms

d. Procedure or service; modifiers; clinical examples; and definitions

 

148. Which of the following code and modifier combinations are correct?

a. 0165T-25

b. 15003-24

c. 93571-51

d. None of the above

 

149. How are the diagnoses sequenced when coding for multiple fractures?

a. Multiple fractures are sequenced according to anatomic location.

b. Multiple fractures are sequenced in accordance with the severity of the fracture.

c. Multiple fractures are sequenced in accordance with the longest bone first.

d. Multiple fractures are always sequenced with pathologic fractures.

 

150. When coding for a liver transplantation, what are the three distinct components of the physician’s work?

a. Cadaver biopsy, cholecystectomy, reconstruction of the liver graft.

b. Cadaver/living donor hepatectomy, backbench work, recipient liver allotransplantation.

c. Preparations of the common bile duct, trisegment split management of liver hemorrhage with re-exploration of post-operative abscess.

d. Hemorrhoidopexy, ligation and hepatectomy, cholecystectomy.

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