ICD-10-CM Questions and Answers Already Passed

ICD-10-CM Questions and Answers Already Passed What is ICD-10-CM? ICD-10-CM is a morbidity classification published by the U.S. for classifying diagnoses and reason for visits in all healthcare settings. What are the 4 organizations that make up the Cooperating Parties for ICD-10-CM? AHA (American Hospital Association), CMS (Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services), AHIMA (American Health Information Management Association), NCHS (National Center for Health Statistics). How is the ICD-10-CM organized/divided? Alphabetical Index (terms and their codes) and Tabular List (codes divided into chapters based on body system or condition). What are the 4 parts of the Alphabetic Index? Index of Diseases and Injury, Index of External Causes, Table of Neoplasms, Index of Drugs and Chemicals. What is the difference between Excludes1 and Excludes2? Excludes1 means do not use the code for the diagnoses listed; Excludeds2 means the diagnoses listed are not included here (in the listed). What is found in the beginning of each chapter? General notes. Where are Exclusion notes found? varies How is ICD-10-CM codes divided? into groups of 3-digit codes ICD-10-CM codes are alphanumeric with the first always a letter. True Subterms are indented one standard indention in lower case letter under a main term. True The fifth, sixth, or seventh characters are considered subclassifications. True A carryover line is indented two standard under the main term or from the preceding line. True ICD-10-CM codes always have 7 characters. False Categories are 3-digit codes. True More specific subterms are indented farther to the right under a subterm. True Main terms are flushed left and are printed in bold type in the alphabetical index. True ICD-10-CM codes uses the character "x" as a placeholder. True What entity publishes the ICD-10-CM codes yearly? WHO. ICD-10-CM is divided by sections which are groups of 3-character codes. T/F True ICD-10-CM is published by the World Health Organization and updated yearly. T/F True A dash at the end of an index entry indicates additional characters are required. T/F True ICD-10-CM uses all letters of the alphabet, A-Z. T/F False ICD-10-CM is used to code diagnoses and procedures. T/F False Words such as "with'' "due to" and "in" express relationship between the main term or subterm indicating an associated condition or etiology.