CAISS Extremities and Pelvic Girdle Exam 2025/2026 Actuaal
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It is the acromioclavicular joint and it is in the shoulder region.
It occurs when the clavicle separates from the scapula -
ANSWER-What is the AC joint and where is it located?
1. the a/c or
acromioclavicular joint
2. the glenohumeral joint - ANSWER-Name two joints in the
shoulder region
25 cm² and 20% - ANSWER-For penetrating injury, there is a
specific code if
there is tissue loss greater than______ and a specific code
for blood loss
greater
than______
External body region - ANSWER-Where are degloving
injuries in the lower
extremity
coded to?
,20 cm long and into the subcutaneous tissue - ANSWER-If a
laceration to the lower extremity is greater than______ and into
the__________, it is coded as a major laceration
1. Femoral artery and its named branches,
2. femoral vein,
3. popliteal artery,
4. popliteal vein,
5. other named arteries such as tibial or peroneal,
6. other named vein such as saphenous - ANSWER-Name
vessels that are coded in the lower extremities if they are
injured
TRUE - ANSWER-Note, branches of vessels are not coded
unless they are
named vessels and or listed within a specific
vessel descriptor"
"1. Intimal tear; no disruption
2. laceration; perforation; puncture, NFS
2a--minor-superficial; incomplete circumferential involvement
2b--blood loss less than/equal to 20 %
, 2c--major; rupture, transection; segmental loss; blood loss
greater than 20 percent by volume" - ANSWER-Name arterial
injuries in lower extremities.
Intimal tear; no disruption - ANSWER-The venous injuries in the
lower extremity
are the same as an arterial injuries except
for what?
Peroneal - ANSWER-Injury to what nerve can cause foot drop?
1. Tear;
avulsion
NFS
2. partial
disruption
3. complete
disruption
Note--although
not completely
the same there
tends to be codes
for partial
Complete Real Exam Questions and Correct Answers (Verified
Answers) Already Graded A+ 2025 Latest Exam Version!!
It is the acromioclavicular joint and it is in the shoulder region.
It occurs when the clavicle separates from the scapula -
ANSWER-What is the AC joint and where is it located?
1. the a/c or
acromioclavicular joint
2. the glenohumeral joint - ANSWER-Name two joints in the
shoulder region
25 cm² and 20% - ANSWER-For penetrating injury, there is a
specific code if
there is tissue loss greater than______ and a specific code
for blood loss
greater
than______
External body region - ANSWER-Where are degloving
injuries in the lower
extremity
coded to?
,20 cm long and into the subcutaneous tissue - ANSWER-If a
laceration to the lower extremity is greater than______ and into
the__________, it is coded as a major laceration
1. Femoral artery and its named branches,
2. femoral vein,
3. popliteal artery,
4. popliteal vein,
5. other named arteries such as tibial or peroneal,
6. other named vein such as saphenous - ANSWER-Name
vessels that are coded in the lower extremities if they are
injured
TRUE - ANSWER-Note, branches of vessels are not coded
unless they are
named vessels and or listed within a specific
vessel descriptor"
"1. Intimal tear; no disruption
2. laceration; perforation; puncture, NFS
2a--minor-superficial; incomplete circumferential involvement
2b--blood loss less than/equal to 20 %
, 2c--major; rupture, transection; segmental loss; blood loss
greater than 20 percent by volume" - ANSWER-Name arterial
injuries in lower extremities.
Intimal tear; no disruption - ANSWER-The venous injuries in the
lower extremity
are the same as an arterial injuries except
for what?
Peroneal - ANSWER-Injury to what nerve can cause foot drop?
1. Tear;
avulsion
NFS
2. partial
disruption
3. complete
disruption
Note--although
not completely
the same there
tends to be codes
for partial
