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Qualifying Circumstances ✔Correct Answer-Used only in the anesthesia section with the procedure
code in the case of difficult or extraordinary circumstances as extreme age (under 1 and over 70)
99140 - Anesthesia Complicated ✔Correct Answer-1 unit
Basic Value ✔Correct Answer-each anesthesia code, published by the American Society of
Anesthesiologists has, also referred to as the relative value
intraoperative care ✔Correct Answer-includes administration of fluids, monitoring vitals, body
temperature, blood pressure and pulse, administration of anesthesia
modifying unit ✔Correct Answer-can be found in the anesthesia guidelines, can have impact on
anesthesia reimbursement
99100 - Anesthesia for Patient of Extreme Age, Under 1 Year and Over 70 ✔Correct Answer-1 unit
99116 - Anesthesia Complicated By Utilization of Total Body Hypothermia ✔Correct Answer-5 units
99135 - Anesthesia Complicated By Utilization of Controlled Hypotension ✔Correct Answer-5 units
carotid artery ✔Correct Answer-major artery (right and left) in the neck supplying blood to the
brain
eustachian tube ✔Correct Answer-canal that links the middle ear with the back of the nose
Medical Terminology and Anatomy ✔Correct Answer-allows for better communication through a
standardized language of Medical Terms
Example: Cardi=Heart ✔Correct Answer-meaning of terms can be found within the description of
the word part
cardi/ologist ✔Correct Answer-heart/one who studies
cardi/o/megaly ✔Correct Answer-heart/enlarged
cardi/o/my/o/pathy ✔Correct Answer-heart/muscle/disease
cardi/o/vascul/ar ✔Correct Answer-heart/vessel/pertaining to
peri/cardium ✔Correct Answer-around the heart
electr/o/cardi/o/gram ✔Correct Answer-electric/heart/written recording
anesthesia ✔Correct Answer-located before the surgery section in its own. services include general
and regional
,physical status modifiers ✔Correct Answer-used only in the anesthesia section with procedure
codes to indicate the patients' health status before anesthesia is provided
preoperative visit ✔Correct Answer-history and exam performed by the anesthesiologist staff
postoperative visit ✔Correct Answer-aka the post anesthesia recovery period
superior ✔Correct Answer-toward the hear/upper part of a structure
axial ✔Correct Answer-around a central axis
impacted ✔Correct Answer-one fragment is driven into the other
respiratory ✔Correct Answer-pulmonary; lungs and respiratory system
veins ✔Correct Answer-return blood to the heart
gastrointestinal ✔Correct Answer-anus; opening at one end of the digestive tract where waste is
expelled
appedicitis ✔Correct Answer-inflammation of the appendix
liver ✔Correct Answer-complex and largest organ; performs more than 5,000 life-sustaining
functions
thymus ✔Correct Answer-specialized organ of the immune system; located between breast bone
and heart
iris ✔Correct Answer-dark, muscular tissue; ring-like structure behind the cornea
retina ✔Correct Answer-light-sensitive layer consisting of numerous nerve cells; converts images
formed by the lens into electrical impulses
cones ✔Correct Answer-nerve cells that are more sensitive to bright light
P1 ✔Correct Answer-Normal healthy patient; 0 units
P2 ✔Correct Answer-patient with mild systemic disease; 0 units
P3 ✔Correct Answer-patient with severe systemic disease; 1 unit
P4 ✔Correct Answer-patient with severe systemic disease that is a constant threat to life; 2 units
P5 ✔Correct Answer-moribund patient who is not expected to survive without operation; 3 units
P6 ✔Correct Answer-declared brain-dead patient whose organs are being removed for donor; 0
units
The Surgery Section ✔Correct Answer-largest in the CPT coding manual; arranged by body system
physician services ✔Correct Answer-found in the E/M section
, CPT surgical package ✔Correct Answer-E/M services subsequent to the decision for surgery on the
day before or day of
local infiltration ✔Correct Answer-metacarpal/metatarsal/digital block or topical anesthesia
immediate postoperative care ✔Correct Answer-dictating operative notes, talking with family and
other physicians or other qualified health care professionals
Follow up care for diagnostic and therapist procedures ✔Correct Answer-includes care related to
the recover from the procedure
materials supplied by the physician ✔Correct Answer-additional materials over what is typically
used for the procedure; drugs, trays, supplies
reporting more than one procedure/service ✔Correct Answer-completed on the same date,
session, or during the postoperative period; should be appended with CPT modifiers
separate procedure ✔Correct Answer-typically part of a larger service or procedure; not reported
if the larger procedure is performed
unlisted service/procedure ✔Correct Answer-used only when a more specific code is not available
for use
special report ✔Correct Answer-service that is rarely provided, unusual, variable, or new
surgical destruction ✔Correct Answer-part of a surgical procedure; not ordinarily listed unless the
technique substantially alters the standard management of a problem or condition
radiology is a branch of medicine that uses: ✔Correct Answer-xrays, magnetic resonance imaging,
computerized axial tomography, ultrasounds to diagnose and treat disease
anterior ✔Correct Answer-at or near the front of the body
posterior ✔Correct Answer-at or near the back of the body
midline ✔Correct Answer-imaginary vertical line that divides the body equally
lateral ✔Correct Answer-farther from the midline
medial ✔Correct Answer-nearer the midline
inferior ✔Correct Answer-away from the head/lower part of a structure
superficial ✔Correct Answer-close to the surface
deep ✔Correct Answer-away from the surface
proximal ✔Correct Answer-nearer the origination of a structure
distal ✔Correct Answer-farther from the origination of a structure
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Qualifying Circumstances ✔Correct Answer-Used only in the anesthesia section with the procedure
code in the case of difficult or extraordinary circumstances as extreme age (under 1 and over 70)
99140 - Anesthesia Complicated ✔Correct Answer-1 unit
Basic Value ✔Correct Answer-each anesthesia code, published by the American Society of
Anesthesiologists has, also referred to as the relative value
intraoperative care ✔Correct Answer-includes administration of fluids, monitoring vitals, body
temperature, blood pressure and pulse, administration of anesthesia
modifying unit ✔Correct Answer-can be found in the anesthesia guidelines, can have impact on
anesthesia reimbursement
99100 - Anesthesia for Patient of Extreme Age, Under 1 Year and Over 70 ✔Correct Answer-1 unit
99116 - Anesthesia Complicated By Utilization of Total Body Hypothermia ✔Correct Answer-5 units
99135 - Anesthesia Complicated By Utilization of Controlled Hypotension ✔Correct Answer-5 units
carotid artery ✔Correct Answer-major artery (right and left) in the neck supplying blood to the
brain
eustachian tube ✔Correct Answer-canal that links the middle ear with the back of the nose
Medical Terminology and Anatomy ✔Correct Answer-allows for better communication through a
standardized language of Medical Terms
Example: Cardi=Heart ✔Correct Answer-meaning of terms can be found within the description of
the word part
cardi/ologist ✔Correct Answer-heart/one who studies
cardi/o/megaly ✔Correct Answer-heart/enlarged
cardi/o/my/o/pathy ✔Correct Answer-heart/muscle/disease
cardi/o/vascul/ar ✔Correct Answer-heart/vessel/pertaining to
peri/cardium ✔Correct Answer-around the heart
electr/o/cardi/o/gram ✔Correct Answer-electric/heart/written recording
anesthesia ✔Correct Answer-located before the surgery section in its own. services include general
and regional
,physical status modifiers ✔Correct Answer-used only in the anesthesia section with procedure
codes to indicate the patients' health status before anesthesia is provided
preoperative visit ✔Correct Answer-history and exam performed by the anesthesiologist staff
postoperative visit ✔Correct Answer-aka the post anesthesia recovery period
superior ✔Correct Answer-toward the hear/upper part of a structure
axial ✔Correct Answer-around a central axis
impacted ✔Correct Answer-one fragment is driven into the other
respiratory ✔Correct Answer-pulmonary; lungs and respiratory system
veins ✔Correct Answer-return blood to the heart
gastrointestinal ✔Correct Answer-anus; opening at one end of the digestive tract where waste is
expelled
appedicitis ✔Correct Answer-inflammation of the appendix
liver ✔Correct Answer-complex and largest organ; performs more than 5,000 life-sustaining
functions
thymus ✔Correct Answer-specialized organ of the immune system; located between breast bone
and heart
iris ✔Correct Answer-dark, muscular tissue; ring-like structure behind the cornea
retina ✔Correct Answer-light-sensitive layer consisting of numerous nerve cells; converts images
formed by the lens into electrical impulses
cones ✔Correct Answer-nerve cells that are more sensitive to bright light
P1 ✔Correct Answer-Normal healthy patient; 0 units
P2 ✔Correct Answer-patient with mild systemic disease; 0 units
P3 ✔Correct Answer-patient with severe systemic disease; 1 unit
P4 ✔Correct Answer-patient with severe systemic disease that is a constant threat to life; 2 units
P5 ✔Correct Answer-moribund patient who is not expected to survive without operation; 3 units
P6 ✔Correct Answer-declared brain-dead patient whose organs are being removed for donor; 0
units
The Surgery Section ✔Correct Answer-largest in the CPT coding manual; arranged by body system
physician services ✔Correct Answer-found in the E/M section
, CPT surgical package ✔Correct Answer-E/M services subsequent to the decision for surgery on the
day before or day of
local infiltration ✔Correct Answer-metacarpal/metatarsal/digital block or topical anesthesia
immediate postoperative care ✔Correct Answer-dictating operative notes, talking with family and
other physicians or other qualified health care professionals
Follow up care for diagnostic and therapist procedures ✔Correct Answer-includes care related to
the recover from the procedure
materials supplied by the physician ✔Correct Answer-additional materials over what is typically
used for the procedure; drugs, trays, supplies
reporting more than one procedure/service ✔Correct Answer-completed on the same date,
session, or during the postoperative period; should be appended with CPT modifiers
separate procedure ✔Correct Answer-typically part of a larger service or procedure; not reported
if the larger procedure is performed
unlisted service/procedure ✔Correct Answer-used only when a more specific code is not available
for use
special report ✔Correct Answer-service that is rarely provided, unusual, variable, or new
surgical destruction ✔Correct Answer-part of a surgical procedure; not ordinarily listed unless the
technique substantially alters the standard management of a problem or condition
radiology is a branch of medicine that uses: ✔Correct Answer-xrays, magnetic resonance imaging,
computerized axial tomography, ultrasounds to diagnose and treat disease
anterior ✔Correct Answer-at or near the front of the body
posterior ✔Correct Answer-at or near the back of the body
midline ✔Correct Answer-imaginary vertical line that divides the body equally
lateral ✔Correct Answer-farther from the midline
medial ✔Correct Answer-nearer the midline
inferior ✔Correct Answer-away from the head/lower part of a structure
superficial ✔Correct Answer-close to the surface
deep ✔Correct Answer-away from the surface
proximal ✔Correct Answer-nearer the origination of a structure
distal ✔Correct Answer-farther from the origination of a structure
