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CAISS 2024 Abdomen and Pelvic Contents exam questions fully solved What are the four categories to penetrating injury? - Correct Answers 1. Penetrating injury not further specified 2. Superficial; minor; into the peritoneum but not involving underlying structures. 3. Tissue loss greater than 100 cm² 4. With blood loss greater than 20% by volume" In what section of the chapter do you find a rectus abdominous rupture nfs? - Correct Answers Under the whole area Is there a code for torso transaction? - Correct Answers Yes, it is under the whole area section What is an example of a major laceration to the abdomen? (hint: how long and _____) - Correct Answers Greater than 20 cm long and into subcutaneous tissue If an avulsion is less than or equal to 100 cm² is a minor or major avulsion? - Correct Answers Minor And example of a major avulsion is greater than ____ centimeters squared? - Correct Answers GT 100 cm squared If there is a blunt soft tissue injury to the rectus abdominous, is it coded under skin/subcutaneous/muscle, NFS? - Correct Answers No, it is an exception In the abdomen, if an injury is described as degloving" how do you code it?" - Correct Answers Code as an avulsion True or false, vessel injuries are coded separately from other injuries to the abdomen unless an organ injury descriptor includes the vessel entry. - Correct Answers TRUE Do you code injuries to branches of a vessel? - Correct Answers It depends. Branches of vessels are not coded unless they are named vessels and/or are listed within a specific vessel descriptor Name some arteries that are coded under vessels in the abdomen - Correct Answers "1. Aorta, Abdominal 2. Celiac 3. Iliac (common, internal, external) and its named branches 4. Superior Mesenteric5. Other named arteries (hepatic, renal, splenic)" What are some portions of the iliac artery? - Correct Answers Internal, external and common Under the category of iliac artery, the bilateral code 520698.4 is for which branch? - Correct Answers Bilateral code only refers to the common iliac artery Name types of injuries to arteries - Correct Answers "1. Intimal tear, no disruption2. Laceration; perforation; puncture NFS 3. Minor laceration (superficial, incomplete circumferential involvement); Blood loss LT o


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