CPT 30000 Series Question Respiratory System

CPT Question Practice Series 3 Respiratory System and cardiovascular System: In this article, we collect some important questions related to Respiratory System and cardiovascular System series guidelines. This series is very important for the CPC exam, and out of total 100 questions, six come from the Respiratory System and cardiovascular System. This Series is very important for your exam , this series is little bit hard in compare to other series questions.

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Q.1- 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) 35476, 75978-26

(b) 35460, 75962-26

(d) 36476, 99144, 99145, 75878-26

Q.2-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

(d) 39400

Q.3-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

(d) 30430, 12014-59

Q.4-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 32601,

(b) 32654-59

(d) 32654

Q.5-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, 3557251

(b) 33535, 35500-51, 33519

(d) 33535, 33519, 33530-51, 35500

Q.6-What do the primary codes 33880 and 33881 include?

(a) Placement of all distal extensions, if required in the distal thoracic aorta

(b) Placement of all proximal extensions in the thoracic aorta

(d) Repositioning of all leads and extensions in the thoracic aorta

Q.7-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

(d) 33210, 33207-51, 33235-51

Q.8-Mr. Azeri, a 68-year-old patient, has a dual-chamber pacemaker. The leads in this system were recalled. The leads were extracted via transvenous technique, the generator was left in place, and new leads were inserted via transvenous technique. How would you report this procedure?

(a) 33214, 33215-51, 33208-51, 33218-51

(b) 33215, 33210-51, 33216-51

(d) 33235, 33217-51

Q.9-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

(d) 37799

Q.10-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

(d) 37187

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Q.11-The patient is a 67 -year-old gentleman with metastatic colon cancer recently operated on for a brain metastasis, now for placement of an Infuse-A-Port for continued chemotherapy. The left subclavian vein was located with a needle and a guide wire placed. This was confirmed to be in the proper position fluoroscopically. A transverse incision was made just inferior to this and a subcutaneous pocket created just inferior to this. After tunneling, the introducer was placed over the guide wire and the power port line was placed with the introducer and the introducer was peeled away. The tip was placed in the appropriate position under fluoroscopic guidance and the catheter trimmed to the appropriate length and secured to the power port device. The locking mechanism was fully engaged. The port was placed in the subcutaneous pocket and everything sat very nicely fluoroscopically. It was secured to the underlying soft tissue with 2-0 silk stitch. What code should be used for this procedure?

A. 36556, 77001-26				B. 36558
C. 36561, 77001-26				D. 36571

Q.12-A CT scan identified moderate-sized right pleural effusion in a 50-year-old male. This was estimated to be 800 cc in size and had an appearance of fluid on the CT Scan. A surgical puncture using an aspirating needle punctured through the chest tissues and entered the pleural cavity. Fluid was aspirated, draining the effusion under ultrasound guidance using 1% lidocaine as local anesthetic. What procedure code should be used?

(a) 32555

(b) 32554, 77002-26

(d) 32554, 77012-26

Q.13-The patient is a 59-year-old white male who underwent carotid endarterectomy for symptomatic left carotid stenosis a year ago. A carotid CT angiogram showed a recurrent 90% left internal carotid artery stenosis extending into the common carotid artery. He is taken to the operating room for re-do left carotid endarterectomy. The left neck was prepped and the previous incision was carefully reopened. Using sharp dissection, the common carotid artery and its branches were dissected free. The patient was systematically heparinized and after a few minutes clamps applied to the common carotid artery and its branches. A longitudinal arteriotomy was carried out with findings of extensive layering of intimal hyperplasia with no evidence of recurrent atherosclerosis. A silastic balloon-tip shunt was inserted first proximally and then distally, with restoration of flow. Several layers of intima were removed and the endarterectomized surfaces irrigated with heparinized saline. An oval Dacron patch was then sewn into place with running 6-0 Prolene. Which CPT code should be used?

(a) 35301

(b) 35301, 35390

(d) 35311, 35390

Q.14-A catheter is placed in the left common femoral artery in retrograde fashion which was directed into the right iliac system advancing it to the external iliac. Dye was injected and a select right lower extremity angiogram was performed which revealed patency of the common femoral and profunda femoris. The catheter was then manipulated into the femoral artery in which a select lower extremity angiogram was performed which revealed occlusion from the popliteal to the peroneal artery. What are the procedure codes that describe this procedure?

(a) 36217, 75736-26, 75774-26

(b) 36247, 75716-26

(d) 36247,75710-26

Q.15-A 79-year-old male with symptomatic bradycardia and syncope is taken to the Operating Suite where an insertion of a DDD pacemaker will be performed. A left subclavian venipuncture was carried out. A guide wire was passed through the needle, and the needle was withdrawn. A second subclavian venipuncture was performed, a second guide wire was passed and the second needle was withdrawn. An oblique incision in the deltopectoral area incorporating the wire exit sites. A subcutaneous pocket was created with the cautery on the pectoralis fascia. An introducer dilator was passed over the first wire and the wire and dilator were withdrawn. A ventricular lead was passed through the introducer, and the introducer was broken away in the routine fashion. A second introducer dilator was passed over the second guide wire and the wire and dilator were withdrawn. An atrial lead was passed through the introducer and the introducer was broken away in the routine fashion. Each of the leads were sutured down to the chest wall with two 2-0 silk sutures each, connected the leads to the generator, curled the leads, and the generator was placed in the pocket. We assured hemostasis. We assured good position with the fluoroscopy. What code should be used for this procedure?

(a) 33208, 71090-26

(b) 33212

(d) 33235, 71090-26

Q.16-PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Left breast carcinoma. POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Left breast carcinoma. NAME OF PROCEDURE: Left lumpectomy and sentinel node biopsy. DESCRIPTION OF PROCEDURE: The patient is a 65-year female admitted with a diagnosis of left breast carcinoma. Risks and benefits of the procedure had been discussed preoperatively including risks of bleeding, infection, deformity in the breast, chronic pain, numbness, chronic lymph edema associated with the lymph node biopsy as well as other possible complications. The patient agreed to proceed. Because the wire was located in the upper outer quadrant of the breast over the lesion and the length of the wire was 10 cm, it was felt that it would be best to approach the node biopsy as well as the lumpectomy through the same incision in the upper outer quadrant of the left breast. Incision was made with a 15-blade through skin and subcutaneous. Homeostasis achieved with Bovie electrocautery. Flaps were formed in the usual manner. A wire was brought out through the incision. We then circumferentially removed all the tissue around the wire down to the tip. We marked the specimen with a long lateral stitch, short superior stitch, 2 lateral clips, and 1 superior clip. We were able to identify a hot node in the axilla andat least 2 lymph nodes that were blue-dyed within the sentinel nodes. We did perform lymphoscintigraphy and injected 2 cc of methylene blue dye in the periareolar area preoperatively and massaged the breast for 5 minutes. The lymph nodes were excised and a biopsy was performed on the axillary node. At this point, we copiously irrigated the area to assure good homeostasis. We placed clips throughout the entire cavity. We then closed the deep dermal tissue with interrupted 3-0 Vicryl sutures and then closed the skin with a fine 5-0 nylon. The patient tolerated the procedure well. Sponge count was correct. Blood loss was minimal. The patient was sent to the recovery room in stable condition. What are the codes for these procedures?

(a) 19120, 38530-51-LT

(b) 19301, 38525-52-51-LT, 38792-51-LT

(d) 19120, 38510-51-LT, 38792-51-LT

Q.17-The patient is a fifty-eight-year-old white male, one month status post pneumonectomy. He had a post pneumonectomy empyema treated with a tunneled cuffed pleural catheter which has been draining the cavity for one month with clear drainage. He has had no evidence of a block or pleural fistula. Therefore a planned return to surgery results in the removal of the catheter. The correct CPT code is:

(a) 32440-78

(b) 32035-58

(d) 32552-58

Q.18-This 67 year-old man presented with a history of progressive shortness of breath, mostly related to exercise. He has had a diagnosis of a secundum atrioseptal defect for several years, and has had atrial fibrillation intermittently over this period of time. He was in atrial fibrillation when he came to the operating room, and with the patient cannulated and on bypass, The right atrium was then opened. A large 3 x 5 cm defect was noted at fossa ovalis, and this also included a second hole in the same general area. Both of these holes were closed with a single pericardial patch. What CPT and ICD-9 codes should be reported?

(a) 33675, Q21.0

(b) 33647, R06.02, Q21.1

(d) 33641, Q21.1

Q.19-The femoral artery is punctured with a needle and a catheter is threaded over a guidewire which is fed through the artery into the aorta and selectively placed into the right and the left common carotid. An angiogram was performed bilaterally showing minimal tumor blush but no other pathology identified. What CPT code describes this service?

(a) 36216-RT, 36215-59-LT, 75671-26

(b) 36216-59LT, 75676-26

(d) 36217-RT, 36216-59-LT, 75662-26

Q.20-The patient is a 51 year old gentleman who has end-stage renal disease. He was in the OR yesterday for a revision of his AV graft. The next day the patient had complications of the graft failing. The patient was back to the operating room where an open thrombectomy was performed on both sides getting good back bleeding, good inflow. An arteriogram was shot. There was a small amount of what looked like pseudo-intima in the distal anastomosis of the venous tract that was causing a flow defect which was taken out with a Fogarty catheter. A Conquest balloon was ballooned up again with a 6 millimeter and a 7 millimeter. An arteriogram was reshot in both directions. The arterial anastomosis looked fine as did the venous anastomosis. Select the appropriate codes for this visit:

(a) 36831-76, 35460-51-76, 75978-26

(b) 36831, 35460-51, 75978-26

(d) 36831-58, 35460-51-58, 75978-26

Q.21-The patient is a 77 year-old white female who has been having right temporal pain and headaches with some visual changes and has a sed rate of 51. She is scheduled for a temporal artery biopsy to rule out temporal arteritis. A Doppler probe was used to isolate the temporal artery and using a marking pen the path of the artery was drawn. Lidocaine 1% was used to infiltrate the skin, and using a 15 blade scalpel the skin was opened in the preauricular area and dissected down to the subcutaneous tissue where the temporal artery was identified in its bed. It was a medium size artery and we dissected it out for a length of approximately 4 cm with some branches. The ends were ligated with 4-0 Vicryl, and the artery was removed from its bed and sent to Pathology as specimen. What code should be used for this procedure?

(a) 37609

(b) 37605

(d) 37799

Q.22-50-year-old female has recurrent lymphoma in the axilla. Ultrasound was used to localize the lymph node in question for needle guidance. An 11 blade scalpel was used to perform a small dermatotomy. An 18 x 10 cm Biopence needle was advanced through the dermatotomy to the periphery of the lymph node. A total of 4 biopsy specimens were obtained. Two specimens were placed an RPMI and 2 were placed in formalin and sent to laboratory. The correct CPT code is:

(a) 10022

(b) 38500, 77002-26

(d) 38525, 76942-26

Q.23-Procedure: Dual chamber pacemaker defibrillator implantation. Indications: A 67-year-old white gentleman who has significant underlying ischemic cardiomyopathy with EF of 25 percent, prior infarcts, remote history of syncope and at high risk for malignant ventricular arrhythmias. He has had a recent T wave alternans test which was clearly abnormal. He has had episodes of resting bradycardia also noted. He also meets Madit II criteria for ICD implantation. Description of Procedure: After informed consent had been obtained, the patient was brought to the outpatient hospital lab in the fasting state. The left anterior chest was prepped and draped in a sterile fashion. Intravenous sedation and local anesthetic were given. After local anesthetic, a 5 cm incision was made at the left deltopectoral groove. With blunt dissection and cautery, this was carried down through the prepectoralis fascia. The cephalic vein was identified and ligated distally. Through the venotomy, a subclavian venogram was performed to provide a roadmap. The atrial and ventricular leads were then advanced into the vessel to the level of the right atrium under fluoroscopic guidance. The ventricular lead was maneuvered to the right ventricular outflow tract and then through the RV apex where it was actively fixed. Good sensing and pacing thresholds were demonstrated. The lead was anchored to the pre-pectoralis fascia with interrupted 2-0 Tycron sutures. 10 volt pacing did not result in diaphragmatic capture. The atrial lead was maneuvered to the anterolateral right atrial wall where it was actively fixed. Good sensing and pacing thresholds were demonstrated. The lead was anchored to the pre-pectoralis fascia with interrupted 2-0 Tycron sutures. 10 volt pacing did not result in diaphragmatic capture. A subcutaneous pocket was created with good hemostasis achieved. The pocket was subsequently irrigated with solution of Bacitracin. The generator was connected to the lead and then placed in the pocket with no tension on the lead. The deep fascial layer was closed with interrupted 2-0 Vicryl suture. The subcutaneous closure was made with running 3-0 Vicryl suture. Subcuticular closure was made with running 4-0 Vicryl suture. Steri-strips were applied. Ventricular fibrillation was induced with a T wave shock. This was successfully sensed and terminated with a 15 joule shock to sinus rhythm. High voltage impedence was 39 ohms. Dry dressing was placed over the wound. The patient returned to the floor in stable condition without apparent complications. Which of the following codes accurately describes the basic procedure summarized in this report?

(a) 33207, 71090

(b) 33208, 71090-26

(d) 33249, 71090-26

Q.24-A patient is brought from an MVA to the ER with multiple fractured ribs, labored breathing, and complaints of chest pain and palpitations. In the ER the thoracic surgeon performs a tube thoracostomy with some relief of the patient’s most severe symptoms. Several tests are run and radiographs taken. What is the correct code?

(a) 32100

(b) 32555

(d) 32551

Q.25-A sinus endoscopy with tissue removal from the sphenoid sinus was performed. The correct CPT® code is:

(a) 31287

(b) 31288

(d) 31050

Q.26-This 25-year-old male presents with deviated nasal septum. After intubation, a left hemitransfixion incision was made with elevation of the mucoperichondrium. Cartilage from the bony septum was detached and the nasoseptum was realigned and removed in a piecemeal fashion from the obstructed perpendicular plate of the ethmoid. Thereafter, 4-0 chronic was used to approximate mucous membranes. Next, submucous resection of the middle and inferior turbinates was handled in the usual fashion by removing the anterior third of the bony turbinate and lateral mucosal followed by bipolar cauterization of the posterior enlarged tip of the inferior turbinate as well as outfracturing. A small amount of silver nitrate cautery was used to achieve hemostasis. A dressing consisted of a fold of Telfa with a ventilating tube for nasal airway on each side achieved good hemostasis, patient went to recovery in good condition. What is the correct code for this procedure?

(a) 30520

(b) 30420

(d) 30450

Q.27-At the patient’s bedside in the hospital, a PICC line is inserted. Using Xylocaine local anesthesia, aseptic technique and ultrasound guidance, a 21 gauge needle was used to aspirate the right cephalic vein of a 72-year-old patient. When blood was obtained, a 0.018 inch platinum tip guidewire was advanced to the central venous circulation. A 6 French dual lumen PICC was introduced through a 6 French peel-away sheath to the SVA RA junction and after removal of the sheath, the catheter was attached to the skin with a STAT-LOCK device and flushed with 500 units of Heparin in each lumen. A sterile dressing was applied and the patient was discharged in improved condition. Code the procedure(s).

(a) 36565

(b) 36556, 76942-26

(d) 36569, 76942-26

Q.28-The patient had been hoarse for a month. His surgeon scheduled a direct laryngoscopy with injection of his vocal cords. During the surgery it became necessary to use an operating microscope. How should these services be reported?

(a) 31571

(b) 31561

(d) 31545

Q.29-A 62-year old female with three-vessel disease and supraventricular tachycardia, which has been refractory to other management. She previously had pacemaker placement and stenting of the coronary artery stenosis, which has failed to solve the problem. She will undergo CABG with autologous saphenous vein and a modified MAZE procedure to treat the tachycardia. The risks and benefits have been discussed and the patient wishes to proceed. She is brought to the cardiac OR and placed supine on the OR table. She is prepped and draped and adequate endotracheal anesthesia is assured. A median sternotomy incision is made and cardiopulmonary bypass is initiated. The endoscope is used to harvest an adequate length of saphenous vein from her left leg. This is uneventful and bleeding is easily controlled. The vein graft is prepared and cut to the appropriate lengths for anatomosis. Three bypasses are performed, one to the LAD, one to the circumflex and another distally on the circumflex. A modified maze procedure was then performed and the patient was weaned from bypass. Once the heart was once again beating on its own again, we attempted to induce an arrhythmia and this could not be done. At this point, the sternum was closed with wires and the skin reapproximated with staples. The patient tolerated the procedure without difficulty and was taken to the PACU. Choose the procedure code(s) for this service.

(a) 33519, 33508, 33254-51

(b) 33512, 33508, 33999-51

(d) 33512, 33508-51, 33254-51

Q.30-The patient is a three-year-old boy who attempted to swallow a half-dollar. The boy’s mother immediately brought the child to the ED, which was only a short distance from the house, and the thoracic team was called emergently. The patient was in acute respiratory distress when we arrived in the ED. A temporary tracheostomy was accomplished, allowing oxygen exchange. X-ray revealed the coin to be deeply wedged in the trachea. Several attempts were made to remove the coin in the ED with the use of forceps, without success. The patient was given a mild sedative and taken to the OR where a scope was used to successfully remove the coin. The trach was discontinued. The patient was admitted for overnight observation and discharged the next day in satisfactory condition.

(a) 31530, 31603-51, T17400A

(b) 31635, 31603-59, T17400A, W79, Y92.099

(d) 31635, T17400A

Q.31-The patient had trouble breathing for three days. Her urgent care physician referred her to an ENT physician. The ENT performed a diagnostic maxillary sinusoscopy. How should the sinusoscopy be reported?

(a) 31237

(b) 31256

(d) 31256-LT

Q.32-Diagnosis: Right lung mass Indications: Patient with a mass in the right lung mass identified on routine X-ray presents for bronchoscopy and biopsy. Procedure: The patient was brought to the endoscopy suite and the mouth and throat were anesthetized. The bronchoscope was inserted and advanced through the larynx to the bronchus. The left side was examined first and no abnormalities were appreciated. The bronchoscope was then introduced into the right bronchus. Using fluoroscopic guidance, the tip of the bronchoscope was maneuvered into the area of the mass. A closed biopsy forceps was passed through the channel in the bronchoscope and then through the bronchial wall. A tissue sample was obtained. There were no other abnormalities appreciated in the right side and the bronchoscope was removed. The specimen was labeled and sent to pathology for testing. The patient tolerated the procedure well. Pathology indicates that the mass is cancer. What are the procedure and diagnosis codes?

(a) 31628, R22.2

(b) 31628, C34.90

(d) 31625, R22.2

Q.33-Alicia is 20 months old and suffering from chronic inflammation of the trachea, which is causing difficulty in breathing. Dr. Marion inserted a planned incisional tracheal tube for Alicia. This procedure was completed under general endotracheal anesthesia. The patient tolerated the procedure well and was returned to the recovery room in stable condition. How should Dr. Marion report this procedure?

(a) 31610

(b) 31601

(d) 31615

Q.34-Dr. Manning, a thoracic surgeon, was asked to consult with Nancy, a 66-year-old female with atherosclerotic heart disease. The patient, who requested the visit, is well known to Dr. Manning, who performed thoracic surgery on her two years ago. She was seen in his office Monday morning for a consultative visit with mild complaints of fatigue and shortness of breath. Dr. Manning dictated a comprehensive history, comprehensive examination, and high-complexity decision-making. During this consultation, Dr. Manning made the decision to reoperate on Nancy. He sent a written report back to her cardiologist, Dr. Shaw, regarding the need for another surgery to take place the following day.

Monday evening, Nancy was admitted to the hospital to start the prep for the planned bypass surgery Tuesday morning. Tuesday’s operative report

Preoperative diagnosis: Atherosclerotic heart disease

Postoperative diagnosis: Same

Anesthesia: General

Procedure: The patient was brought to the operating room and placed in the supine position. With the patient under general intubation anesthesia, the anterior chest, abdomen, and legs were prepped and draped in the usual fashion. Review of a postoperative angiography showed severe, recurrent, twovessel disease with normal ventricular function.

A segment of the femoropopliteal artery was harvested using endoscopic vein-harvesting technique and prepared for grafting. The patient was heparinized and placed on cardiopulmonary bypass. The patient was cooled as necessary for the remainder of the procedure and an aortic cross-clamp was placed. The harvested vein was anastomosed to the aorta and brought down to the circumflex and anastomosed into place. An artery was anastomosed to the left subclavian artery and brought down to the left anterior descending and anastomosed into place. The aortic cross-clamp was removed after 55 minutes with spontaneous cardioversion to a normal sinus rhythm. The patient was warmed and weaned from the bypass without difficulties after 104 minutes. The patient achieved homeostasis. The chest was drained and closed in layers in the usual fashion. The leg was closed in the usual fashion. Sterile dressings were applied and the patient returned to intensive care recovery in satisfactory condition.

How should Dr. Manning report his services for Monday and Tuesday in this case?

(a) Monday: 99255-57; Tuesday: 33511, 33517, 35600

(b) Monday: 99215-57; Tuesday: 33533, 33517-51, 35572-80, 33530-51

(d) Monday: 99215-57; Tuesday: 33533, 33517, 35572, 33530

Q.35-A patient had a temporary transvenous pacemaker system inserted with electrodes placed in the right atrial and ventricular chambers. How should you report this service?

(a) 33211

(b) 33208

(d) 33211, 33208-51

Q.36-Marvin, a 51-year-old patient, required a conversion of a single-chamber pacemaker system to a dual-chamber system. The previously placed electrode was removed transvenously. The skin pocket was opened and the pulse generator removed. The skin pocket was then relocated and a dual system was placed with transvenous electrodes in both the right atrial and ventricular chambers. The system was tested and the new skin pocket was then closed. The patient tolerated the procedure well. How should you report these services?

(a) 33208, 33234-51, 33233-51, 33222 -51, 33214-51

(b) 33208, 33214-51, 33223-51

(d) 33214, 33222-51

Q.37-A patient required a battery change for a single-chamber pacing cardioverter-defibrillator system. The battery was taken out in a subcutaneous fashion and a new battery placed. The cardioverterdefibrillator was then reattached to the electrodes, which were intact and tested, and

the skin pocket was then closed. How should these services be reported?

(a) 33244, 33241-51, 33240

(b) 33241, 33240-51

(d) 33241, 33240-51, 33233-51

Q.38-Lim completed an external ECG with 48-hour continuous rhythm testing during which analysis was performed for Mr. Brown. The report was reviewed and interpretation completed for evaluation of change to the pacemaker system. The report conclusion stated predominant rhythm of atrial fibrillation with non controlled left ventricular rate. Dr. Lim scheduled Mr. Brown for placement of a biventricular pacemaker, which will be connected to his current pacemaker system. How should Dr. Lim report her services for the cardiovascular monitoring?

(a) 33224

(b) 33244, 93224-59

(d) 33208, 33225-51, 93225-59

Q.39-A patient had an endarterectomy during the same surgical session for a repair to a coronary arteriovenous chamber fistula. The fistula repair did not require cardiopulmonary bypass to complete the procedure. How should these services be reported?

(a) 33572, 33501

(b) 33500, 33572-59

(d) 33507, 33501-59

Q.40-A patient suffering from chronic inflammation of the maxillary sinus underwent a surgical endoscopic transnasal balloon dilation procedure to restore normal sinus function. During this procedure, maxillary antrostomy with removal of tissue was completed. How should you report these procedures?

(a) 31295

(b) 31267, 31295-59

(d) 31297

ANSWERS :–

1-A , 2-B , 3-A , 4- D, 5-C , 6-A , 7-A, 8-D, 9-B , 10-B ,

11-C , 12-A , 13-B , 14-D , 15- A, 16-B , 17-D , 18- D, 19-C , 20-C ,

21-A , 22-C, 23-D , 24-D , 25-B , 26-A , 27-D, 28-A , 29- C, 30- C,

31-C , 32- B, 33-B , 34-D , 35- A, 36-D , 37-B , 38- C, 39-C , 40- A

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