CCS Exam Study Questions well answered 100%
correct passed
1. malicious software backdoor
2. A female patient is diagnosed with catheterization
congestive heart failure. Which of the coronary
following will increase the MS-DRG weight arteriography
if present on admission? Atrial fibrillation using two
catheters and
Stage III pressure ulcer left ven- tricula
angiography.
Blood loss anemia The patient wa
found to have
Coronary artery disease
arteriosclerotic
heart disease.
The patient
3. A 70-year-old patient was admitted with
pneu- monia. The history and physical
documented that the patient has a
history of diabetes, hyper- tension, and
migraine headache about 10 years ago
without recurrence. The patient was
admin- istered IV antibiotics, metformin,
and Altace dur- ing the hospitalization.
Which conditions would be reported at
the time of discharge?
4. A patient is admitted for chest pain. The
patient was stabilized and discharged. In
a subsequent admission, the patient was
admitted as an out- patient for a left heart
,CCS Exam Study Questions well answered 100%
correct passed
Stage III pressure ulcer
MS-DRG 291 (weight = 01.5010)
for congestive heart failure with stage III pressure ulcer would
optimize the MS-DRG. MS-DRG 293 (weight = 0. 6756) is as-
signed for congestive heart failure alone, with atrial fibrillation, with
blood loss anemia, and with coro- nary artery disease all remain the
same (Medicare Grouper Version 29-10/11)
Pneumonia, diabetes, and hyper- tension
414.01, 93458
Code 414.01 is assigned to show coronary artery disease in a native
coronary artery and is used when a patient has coronary artery dis-
ease and no history of coro-
nary bypass graft (CABG) surgery
,CCS Exam Study Questions well answered 100%
correct passed
has no history of cardiac surgery. The artery(s) for
appropri- ate sequencing of ICD-9 and coronary
CPT codes for the outpatient angiography,
catheterization would be: including
intrapro-
411.1-Intermediate coronary syndrome cedural
(unsta- ble angina) injection(s) for
coronary
413.9- Other and unspecified angina angiography,
pectoris
imaging
414.00-Coronary atherosclerosis of supervision and
unspecified type of vessel, native or graft interpretation;
414.01-Coronary atherosclerosis of native 93458-with left
heart
coro- nary artery
catheterization
including
786.50-Chest pain, unspecified
93452-Left heart catheterization
including in- traprocedural injection(s)
for left ventriculog- raphy, imaging
supervision and interpretation, when
performed
93453-Combined right and left heart
catheteri- zation including intraprocedural
injection(s) for left ventriculography,
imaging supervision and interpretation,
when performed
93454-Catheter placement in coronary
,CCS Exam Study Questions well answered 100%
correct passed
(Schrattenberger 2012, 190-192). Code 93458 includes intraproce-
dural injection(s) for left ventricu- lar/left atrial angiography, imag-
ing supervision, and interpreta- tion when performed (AMA CPT
Professional Edition 2013, Car- diac Catheterization Guidelines,
500-503).
correct passed
1. malicious software backdoor
2. A female patient is diagnosed with catheterization
congestive heart failure. Which of the coronary
following will increase the MS-DRG weight arteriography
if present on admission? Atrial fibrillation using two
catheters and
Stage III pressure ulcer left ven- tricula
angiography.
Blood loss anemia The patient wa
found to have
Coronary artery disease
arteriosclerotic
heart disease.
The patient
3. A 70-year-old patient was admitted with
pneu- monia. The history and physical
documented that the patient has a
history of diabetes, hyper- tension, and
migraine headache about 10 years ago
without recurrence. The patient was
admin- istered IV antibiotics, metformin,
and Altace dur- ing the hospitalization.
Which conditions would be reported at
the time of discharge?
4. A patient is admitted for chest pain. The
patient was stabilized and discharged. In
a subsequent admission, the patient was
admitted as an out- patient for a left heart
,CCS Exam Study Questions well answered 100%
correct passed
Stage III pressure ulcer
MS-DRG 291 (weight = 01.5010)
for congestive heart failure with stage III pressure ulcer would
optimize the MS-DRG. MS-DRG 293 (weight = 0. 6756) is as-
signed for congestive heart failure alone, with atrial fibrillation, with
blood loss anemia, and with coro- nary artery disease all remain the
same (Medicare Grouper Version 29-10/11)
Pneumonia, diabetes, and hyper- tension
414.01, 93458
Code 414.01 is assigned to show coronary artery disease in a native
coronary artery and is used when a patient has coronary artery dis-
ease and no history of coro-
nary bypass graft (CABG) surgery
,CCS Exam Study Questions well answered 100%
correct passed
has no history of cardiac surgery. The artery(s) for
appropri- ate sequencing of ICD-9 and coronary
CPT codes for the outpatient angiography,
catheterization would be: including
intrapro-
411.1-Intermediate coronary syndrome cedural
(unsta- ble angina) injection(s) for
coronary
413.9- Other and unspecified angina angiography,
pectoris
imaging
414.00-Coronary atherosclerosis of supervision and
unspecified type of vessel, native or graft interpretation;
414.01-Coronary atherosclerosis of native 93458-with left
heart
coro- nary artery
catheterization
including
786.50-Chest pain, unspecified
93452-Left heart catheterization
including in- traprocedural injection(s)
for left ventriculog- raphy, imaging
supervision and interpretation, when
performed
93453-Combined right and left heart
catheteri- zation including intraprocedural
injection(s) for left ventriculography,
imaging supervision and interpretation,
when performed
93454-Catheter placement in coronary
,CCS Exam Study Questions well answered 100%
correct passed
(Schrattenberger 2012, 190-192). Code 93458 includes intraproce-
dural injection(s) for left ventricu- lar/left atrial angiography, imag-
ing supervision, and interpreta- tion when performed (AMA CPT
Professional Edition 2013, Car- diac Catheterization Guidelines,
500-503).
