CAISS 2
_______________ includes any harm to an intracranial vessel resulting in its occlusion (e.G.
Intimal tear, dissection) - ANS-thrombosis
"blood alongside tentorium" codes to __________. - ANS-cerebrum
"Hip fracture" without a different description is coded as ___________. - ANS-proximal femur
fracture (853111.3)
"Scattered" lung contusions or lacerations ought to be coded as _____________. -
ANS-unilateral or bilateral NFS
"slipped epiphysis" in kids is coded as __________. - ANS-femur neck fracture (853161.Three)
"Weber A" fibula fracture is coded where? - ANS-below ankle joint (infrasyndesmotic)
"Weber B" fibula fracture is coded where? - ANS-through joint (transsyndesmotic)
"Weber C" fibula fracture is coded wherein? - ANS-above joint (suprasyndesmotic)
2d cervical vertebrae with thick method (odontoid) around which 1st cervical vertebrae pivots -
ANS-axis
3 portions of the temporal bone - ANS-squamous (vault)
mastoid (base)
petrous (base)
A "blowout" fracture is coded to _______________. - ANS-orbital floor (face)
A bony surface in the posterior skull shaped by way of a portion of the basilar a part of the
occipital bone and the higher component with the aid of part of the sphenoid bone - ANS-clivus
A clinical prognosis of a pelvic fracture made by using detecting apparent instability is suitable
for AIS coding (if pt dies before radiology and no autopsy is done) and should be coded as
_________________. - ANS-pelvic ring fracture, NFS (856100.2)
A prognosis of nerve palsy or neuropraxia ought to be coded as _____________. - ANS-nerve
contusion to particular nerve
A fracture of the bottom of the primary metacarpal bone jogging into the carpometacarpal joint
and complex with the aid of subluxation - ANS-bennett's fracture
A widespread anatomical time period for a sickle shaped organ or shape - ANS-falx
A horseshoe shaped bone situated at the bottom of the tongue, simply advanced to the thyroid
cartilage - ANS-hyoid bone
A pelvic fracture with bilateral, complete pelvic floor disruption is taken into consideration
___________________. - ANS-volatile
A sac formed by way of the dilation of the wall of the vessel or coronary heart - ANS-aneurysm
A trench or a channel; A popular time period for a hole or depressed location - ANS-fossa
A unilateral, lateral compression pelvic fracture is considered _______________. - ANS-partially
solid
Abdominal serosal tear is coded as a ________________. - ANS-partial thickness harm
Abnormal motor movement reflecting brainstem disfunction, seen in some comatose patients,
characterised by way of strange inflexible extremity extension; Also referred to as "postering" -
ANS-decerebration
, Abnormal motor motion reflecting cerebral dysfunction, seen in a few comatose patients,
characterised via ordinary flexion of the top extremities; Also known as "posturing" -
ANS-decortication
acoustic & auditory nerves are part of which cranial nerve? - ANS-vestibulocochlear
Acromion fractures are coded as _____________. - ANS-scapula fracture NFS
Acute compression of the heart caused by accelerated intra-pericardial stress due to series of
blood or fluid inside the pericardium - ANS-cardiac tamponade
Acute compression of the heart due to effusion of fluid in the outer layer (pericardium) of the
heart or series of blood in pericardium due to heart rupture or penetration. - ANS-cardiac
tamponade
adrenal gland - ANS-stomach
Any penetrating damage involving the brain stem need to be coded to _______________,
regardless of what number of other regions of the brain are also involved. - ANS-mind stem,
penetrating damage (140216.6)
Are coexisting accidents to the spinal cord and the vertebral column coded one after the other?
Or together? - ANS-together - code as single harm and assign most effective one AIS code
Are ligaments in the extremities sections, coded as muscle mass or tendons? - ANS-tendons
Assign degloving injuries to the _____________ frame place for calculating an ISS. -
ANS-external
azygos vein - ANS-chest
basal ganglion - ANS-cerebrum
bone in lateral head of gastrocnemius muscle - ANS-fabella (knee area)
bone inside the middle ossicle of chain within the middle ear - ANS-incus (ear location)
Brain ________ is visible as isodense or barely hyperdense on CT or isodense on MRI. -
ANS-swelling
Brain _________ is great distinguished through the presence of hypodensity (extra black than
regular mind) on CT, or hypointensity on T1 or hyperintensity on T2 or aptitude MRI imaging. -
ANS-edema
Breaking open or bursting to forcibly disrupt tissue ensuing in a hollow, spoil or commencing
with stellate edges or devitalized/fragmented tissue, made thru entire thickness of membrane or
other tissue of an organ or shape. - ANS-rupture
carpus - ANS-top extremity (hand)
cauda equina - ANS-lumbar backbone
Cecum injuries are protected with __________ codes. - ANS-colon
celiac artery - ANS-abdomen
chordae tendineae - ANS-chest (heart strings)
choroid - ANS-face (eye)
Code C1 anterior arch to ___________. - ANS-vertebral frame, NFS
Code C1 lateral mass to ___________. - ANS-pedicle
Code C1 posterior arch to ___________. - ANS-lamina
Code hard palate perforation as ____________. - ANS-fracture
Code gentle palate perforation as ____________. - ANS-laceration
collateral ligament - ANS-lower extremity
commonplace carotid artery - ANS-neck
_______________ includes any harm to an intracranial vessel resulting in its occlusion (e.G.
Intimal tear, dissection) - ANS-thrombosis
"blood alongside tentorium" codes to __________. - ANS-cerebrum
"Hip fracture" without a different description is coded as ___________. - ANS-proximal femur
fracture (853111.3)
"Scattered" lung contusions or lacerations ought to be coded as _____________. -
ANS-unilateral or bilateral NFS
"slipped epiphysis" in kids is coded as __________. - ANS-femur neck fracture (853161.Three)
"Weber A" fibula fracture is coded where? - ANS-below ankle joint (infrasyndesmotic)
"Weber B" fibula fracture is coded where? - ANS-through joint (transsyndesmotic)
"Weber C" fibula fracture is coded wherein? - ANS-above joint (suprasyndesmotic)
2d cervical vertebrae with thick method (odontoid) around which 1st cervical vertebrae pivots -
ANS-axis
3 portions of the temporal bone - ANS-squamous (vault)
mastoid (base)
petrous (base)
A "blowout" fracture is coded to _______________. - ANS-orbital floor (face)
A bony surface in the posterior skull shaped by way of a portion of the basilar a part of the
occipital bone and the higher component with the aid of part of the sphenoid bone - ANS-clivus
A clinical prognosis of a pelvic fracture made by using detecting apparent instability is suitable
for AIS coding (if pt dies before radiology and no autopsy is done) and should be coded as
_________________. - ANS-pelvic ring fracture, NFS (856100.2)
A prognosis of nerve palsy or neuropraxia ought to be coded as _____________. - ANS-nerve
contusion to particular nerve
A fracture of the bottom of the primary metacarpal bone jogging into the carpometacarpal joint
and complex with the aid of subluxation - ANS-bennett's fracture
A widespread anatomical time period for a sickle shaped organ or shape - ANS-falx
A horseshoe shaped bone situated at the bottom of the tongue, simply advanced to the thyroid
cartilage - ANS-hyoid bone
A pelvic fracture with bilateral, complete pelvic floor disruption is taken into consideration
___________________. - ANS-volatile
A sac formed by way of the dilation of the wall of the vessel or coronary heart - ANS-aneurysm
A trench or a channel; A popular time period for a hole or depressed location - ANS-fossa
A unilateral, lateral compression pelvic fracture is considered _______________. - ANS-partially
solid
Abdominal serosal tear is coded as a ________________. - ANS-partial thickness harm
Abnormal motor movement reflecting brainstem disfunction, seen in some comatose patients,
characterised by way of strange inflexible extremity extension; Also referred to as "postering" -
ANS-decerebration
, Abnormal motor motion reflecting cerebral dysfunction, seen in a few comatose patients,
characterised via ordinary flexion of the top extremities; Also known as "posturing" -
ANS-decortication
acoustic & auditory nerves are part of which cranial nerve? - ANS-vestibulocochlear
Acromion fractures are coded as _____________. - ANS-scapula fracture NFS
Acute compression of the heart caused by accelerated intra-pericardial stress due to series of
blood or fluid inside the pericardium - ANS-cardiac tamponade
Acute compression of the heart due to effusion of fluid in the outer layer (pericardium) of the
heart or series of blood in pericardium due to heart rupture or penetration. - ANS-cardiac
tamponade
adrenal gland - ANS-stomach
Any penetrating damage involving the brain stem need to be coded to _______________,
regardless of what number of other regions of the brain are also involved. - ANS-mind stem,
penetrating damage (140216.6)
Are coexisting accidents to the spinal cord and the vertebral column coded one after the other?
Or together? - ANS-together - code as single harm and assign most effective one AIS code
Are ligaments in the extremities sections, coded as muscle mass or tendons? - ANS-tendons
Assign degloving injuries to the _____________ frame place for calculating an ISS. -
ANS-external
azygos vein - ANS-chest
basal ganglion - ANS-cerebrum
bone in lateral head of gastrocnemius muscle - ANS-fabella (knee area)
bone inside the middle ossicle of chain within the middle ear - ANS-incus (ear location)
Brain ________ is visible as isodense or barely hyperdense on CT or isodense on MRI. -
ANS-swelling
Brain _________ is great distinguished through the presence of hypodensity (extra black than
regular mind) on CT, or hypointensity on T1 or hyperintensity on T2 or aptitude MRI imaging. -
ANS-edema
Breaking open or bursting to forcibly disrupt tissue ensuing in a hollow, spoil or commencing
with stellate edges or devitalized/fragmented tissue, made thru entire thickness of membrane or
other tissue of an organ or shape. - ANS-rupture
carpus - ANS-top extremity (hand)
cauda equina - ANS-lumbar backbone
Cecum injuries are protected with __________ codes. - ANS-colon
celiac artery - ANS-abdomen
chordae tendineae - ANS-chest (heart strings)
choroid - ANS-face (eye)
Code C1 anterior arch to ___________. - ANS-vertebral frame, NFS
Code C1 lateral mass to ___________. - ANS-pedicle
Code C1 posterior arch to ___________. - ANS-lamina
Code hard palate perforation as ____________. - ANS-fracture
Code gentle palate perforation as ____________. - ANS-laceration
collateral ligament - ANS-lower extremity
commonplace carotid artery - ANS-neck
