Practice CCA Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers 2025 A+ A patient presents to your facility with burns to the right forearm. What is the proper way to assign a code for this condition, when the patient has varying degrees of burns on the forearm? A. Code for each of the degrees separately, but on the same note. B. Code for each of the degrees separately C. Code only the highest degree D. Code for only the lowest degree - ANS-C. Code for only the highest degree A patient with chronic kidney disease (CKD) has a progress note with the code N18.1. Because CKD is coded according to severity, what can be interpreted about this patient's code? A. The patient has Stage III CKD B. The patient has Stage IV CKD C. The patient has Stage II CKD D. The patient has Stage I CKD - ANS-D. The patient has Stage I CKD You consult a reference material to gain clarification on special alphanumeric codes. What do you learn about these codes? A. Z-codes are used for patient encounters that are related to health status as opposed to disease or injury. B. Z-codes are used for patient encounters that are related to poisoning, injury, or other adverse reactions. c. Z-codes are used for patient encounters that are related to the pathology of a patient's laboratory results. d. Z-codes are used for patient encounters that are related to disease and injury, as opposed to health status - ANS
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