Sno Questions Option A Option B Option C

the following1is part of both the respiratory system anda.the Oropharynx

digestive system? b. Epiglottis c. Larynx
ial body located
2 within the sella turcica at the base ofa.the Pituitary
brain that glandsecretes most b. Pineal
of thebodybody's hormones?
c. Hypothalamus
d bone forming3 the upper jaw, part of the eye orbit, a. nasal
Zygomatic
cavity, andbonepalate andb.that Maxilla
lodges the c. Temporomandibular
upper teeth. joint
_______________
4 transmits visual information from the a. retina
Optic nerveto the brain. b. Optic disc c. Fovea centralis
ng is a valve with
5 two cusps that is between the left atrium a. Pulmonary
and leftvalve
ventricle of b. the
Tricuspid
heart?valve c. Aortic valve
_________ is 6a segment of lymphatic vessel between two a.lymphatic
Angioma valves thatb.pushes Ankylosisthe lymphatic fluid c. Angion
in one direction.
heet of dense,7 fibrous tissue lying beneath the subcutaneous a. Deepfatfascia
layer that lines b. Superficial
extremities fascia
and the trunk c. Epidermis
and holds groups of muscles
letes this sentence:
8 The optic nerve transmits visual information
a. Spinal cord from the retinab. Corneal
to thechamber
___________. c. Orbital implant
________________
9 is the muscle that originates from the a. neck
Maxilla region attached b. to Ramus
the mandible and that c. Platysma
opens the jaw.
________ is an10 endocrine gland located in the front ofa.the Thyroid
lowerglandneck and is b. composed
Hypothalamus of two lobes on c. Pineal
eithergland
side of the trachea.
nstrict or expand
11 the gas in various parts of the body (e.g., a. Bandemia
lungs, sinuses, or middle b. Baritosis
ear), causing pain orc.damage Bends to tissue?
enital thickened
12 nails and sparse or absent scalp hair a. Epidermolysis
and that is often bullosab.
accompanied
Clousten's by syndrome
keratoderma of c.the Clubnail
palms and soles?
erm best describes
13 the accumulation of serous fluid thata.resemblesHygroma a cyst? b. Hylaform c. Hydromyelia
escribes a flap14of tissue over a tooth that is either unerupted a. Onychauxis
or only partially b. Open-bite
erupted? deformity c. Operculum
cous membrane 15 at the base of the bladder, located between a. Trigonocephaly
the ureteric openings b. Trigone
in the back and the urethral c. Trismus opening in front?
gioplasty of the
16 venous portion of the graft. This procedure a. 35476, lasted
75978-26
45 minutes. b. 35460,
Julie had75962-26c.
an excellent 36476,
result92982,
and was75978-26
released to home a
cervical approach
17 of a mediastinotomy with exploration, drainage, a. 39010 removal of foreign b. 39000body, or biopsy? c. 39200
y rhinoplasty18with major revisions. At the end of the second a. 30450
surgery the incisions b. were
30450-78closed with ac.single 30420, layer
12014
technique. How woul
e same surgical
19 session she completed a surgical thoracoscopy a. 32601 to control a b. hemorrhage.
32601, 32654-59 How would youc.report 32500this procedure?
er coronary artery
20 bypass using three venous grafts a. 33512,
with harvesting
33530-51, of 35572-51
a b.
femoropopliteal
33535, 35500-51, vein33519
segment.
c. 33512, How 33530,
would35572
Dr. Sacra report he
6. What 21
do the primary a. Placement
codes 33880
of all
anddistal
33881extensions,
include?
b. Placement
if requiredof allinproximal
the distalextensions
thoracic
c. Repair aorta
inofthe
extensions
thoracic in aorta
the thoracic aorta
rt of a procedure.
22 This temporary system was used as support a. 33210 during the procedure b. 33211
only. How would you c. 33207
report the temporary system
eads were extracted
23 via transvenous technique,
a. 33214, the33215-51,
generator33208-51,
was leftb.in33215,
33218-51
place,33210-51,
and new leads 33216-51
c. 33208,
were inserted
33235-51, via 33217-51
transvenous techniqu
es a blood sample
24 for hematology testing. The sample is collected a. 36415via her PICC catheter. b. 36592How would youc.report 36591this procedure?
etrieval of a short
25 segment of embolus evident during a. another
37184,b. percutaneous
37186
37186 in addition intervention
to the primary
procedure. procedure
c.How
37185, would
76000you report this secon
aced over the 26guide wire and the power port line was A. placed
36556, with77001-26
the introducerB.and 36558the introducer C. 36561,
was peeled77001-26
away. The tip was pla
ncture using an27 aspirating needle punctured throughA.the 32421,
chest76942-26
tissues and enteredB. 32422, the77002-26
pleural cavity. C. 32420,
Fluid was76942-26
aspirated, draining the
s systematically
28 heparinized and after a few minutes clamps A. 35301
applied to the common B. 35301, carotid
35390artery and its C. branches.
35302 A longitudinal arte
vealed patency 29 of the common femoral and profunda A. 36217, femoris.
75736-26, The catheter
75774-26 B.was
36247,
then75716-26
manipulatedC.into 36217,
the femoral
75658-26 artery in which a s
the wire and30dilator were withdrawn. A ventricular A. lead33208,
was passed
71090-26 through theB.introducer,
33212 and the introducer C. 33226 was broken away in th
hree polyps were
31 discovered and removed viaa.hot V76.51,
biopsyV16.0,
forceps 45315,
technique.
b.45331
V76.51, The211.3,
polypsV16.0,
were 45384
reported c. as45378
benign. What diagnoses and
the former incision
32 and removes the remaining sutures; necrotic a. 11043
b. This fascia
is a bundled
is debrided procedure
down toand viablenottissue.
reported
c. 39541
The abdominal wall is then c
derwent a posterior,
33 bilateral vestibuloplasty, which allowsa. 40845,her to15002
wear complete b. 40843-50
dentures. How would c. you
40844
report this procedure?
t the base of34his tongue. She places needles under fluoroscopic
a. 41019, 77002-26guidance b. 41019,
for sub-sequential
77012-26, 77021-26
interstitial
c. 61770,
radioelement
41019-59application. How
present during 35the procedure), probes the site witha.a49440, catheter 99149,
and injects
99150 contrast
b. 49440, medium
49450-59 for assessment
c. 49450, 99144,and tube99145
placement. Dr. Ke
mplantation of 36mesh for closure. The surgeon completed a. 49566,debridement
11005-51, 49568 for
b. necrotizing
49565, 11005-51,soft tissue
49568 due to infection.
c. 49565 How would you repo
sedation. The37same provider performed the procedure and a. 45320-P1
the sedation. The intra-service
b. 45320 x 5time for the procedure c. 45320 was 30 minutes. Ho
my and an ERCP 38 with a stent placed into the bile duct.a.How 43268,would 43262you report thisb.procedure?
43262 c. 43260, 43268
es not usually39warrant a separate identification. If it is necessary a. 52 to report a separate b. 59identification, what c. modifier
51 should you add?
roscopic cholecystectomy
40 with cholangiography. How a.would
47605,you 47570-59
report this procedure? b. 47605 c. 47563
he lateral port,
41where multiple adhesions to the gallbladder A. 47564,were 574.10
taken downB.sharply 47562,and 575.11
bluntly: The C. 47610,
gallbladder
574.70 appeared chronicall
and one in the 42left lower quadrant and the laparoscope A.was
49560,inserted.
49568Dissection was B. 49653
carried down to the C.area
49652 of the hernia where a sm
scope was introduced.
43 A second 5-mm trocar was placed A. suprapubically
44970 and a 12-mm B. 44950 trocar in the left C. lower
44960quadrant. A window was
e adhesions along
44 the entire length of the small bowel: theA.omentum 44005 and bowelB.were 44180-22
stuck up to the anteriorC. 44005-22abdominal wall. Time- c
gnificant distention
45 with what appears to be multiple encapsulated
A. 43246-52tablets in the B. stomach
43241-52at least 20 toC. 3043235
of these are noted. Some o
acorporeal surgery,
46 re-implantation of a kidney, and a. 50340,
a partial
50380,nephrectomy.
50240-51b.How 50543,
would50370-52
you reportc.this 50380,
procedure?
50240-51
reated with interstitial
47 transperineal prostate brachytherapy,
a. 99222, 55876, including
77763 implantation
x 51 b. 55875, of77778
51 iodine-125c. 99221,
seeds.58715,
His doctor
77783visited him the
 induction of48anesthesia. The stones were well visualized and a. 50590
the patient received b.a50561
total of 3,500 shocks c. with
50060 a maximum power setti
n anesthesiologist)
49 for an excision of a local lesion of thea.epididymis.
54861-50 How would b. you
54860-47
report the surgeon’s
c. 54830,services?
00920-51
pper legs. Today,
50 three days after the leg surgeries, Dr. Green a. 54440-79
took Alex back b. to
27385,
the operating
54440-59suitec.to 27393,
complete54620-79
an unrelated repair to
scopic occlusion
51 of her fallopian tubes using a Falope ring.a.How 58615 would you reportb.this 58671procedure? c. 58671-50
very two months
52 to prevent occlusion in the stent, UTI, a. and
50605, loss50382
of kidneyb.function.
50385, 52283, Dr. Mott 99143
did this procedure
c. 50385via a transurethral app
d results for a53needle electromyography for anal sphinctera.function. 51784 How would b. 51784,
you report
51785-51 this service?c. 55875
oved via a laser
54 enucleation. During this procedure he alsoa.has 52648a vasectomy. What b. code(s)
52649 would report c. 52649,this55250-51
procedure?
atients who have
55 had a previous cesarean delivery anda.now 59400–59141
present with theb. expectation
59618–59622 of a vaginal c. delivery?
59610–59614
uld you report 56a bilateral cadaver donor nephrectomy with a. 50300-50
cold preservation? b. 50320-50 c. 50234
ey. The kidney57was suspended only by the renal artery andA.vein 50543as well as the ureter. B. 50547
A stapler was usedC. to50300
divide the vein just above th
. Cystoscopy58revealed no penetration of the bladder. The A. edges
57288 of the sling wereB.weaved 57287 around the C.junction
52000, 57288of the urethra and brou
and an incision59 was made at base of the foreskin. ForeskinA.was 54150pulled back and the B. 54160
excess foreskin was C. taken
54163 off and the two raw skin
in a supine position.
60 Under general anesthesia the labia majora A. 58660 is retracted and the B. 58740
granulating chronic C. adhesions
57061 were incised midlin
age. The physician
61 used an operating microscope duringa.these 67229procedures.
-50 These b. 67229
treatments
x 5 occurred c. 67229,
once per 69990
day for a defined trea
tumor removed 62 from his left temporal bone. How would you a. 61563
report this service? b. 61500 c. 69979, 69990-51
ysician completed
63 this procedure with CT guidancea.of60300-26, the needle 76942-26
includingb.interpretation
60300 x 2, 77012-26 andc.report.
10021,How 60300-51,
would 77012-26
you report the profe
inal fluid sample
64 on Monday. The needle was withdrawn and a. 61001
the area bandaged. b. 61000,
The baby61001 required another c. 61070
subdural tap bilaterally o
bilateral revision
65 fenestration operation. How would you report a. 69840 this procedure?b. 69840-50 c. 69820
adural fashion 66with dural repair and graft. His partner, a. Dr.
61590,
Sutter,
61606-51
performed anb. infratemporal
61606-62 approach c. with
61606
decompression of the au
arry had a cervical
67 laminoplasty to four vertebral segments. a. 63050
How should
x4 youb.report
22600, this
63051-51
procedure? c. 22842, 63045, 63050
w is aa.neuroplasty
The decompression
68 procedure or described
freeing of inintact
the CPT
nerve Professional
b.
fromThescar
surgical
tissue,
Edition?
repair
including
of nerves
c.external
Theusing
position
neurolysis
onlyofmicroscopic
nerves
and/ortested
transposition
techniques
one or more anatomic di
wo major peripheral
69 nerves in her leg without a. transposition
64857, 64859-51,and shortened
64876-51b. the 64856,
bone. After64857 the surgery
c. 64857, she64859,
was seen64876
by a physical the
aceration to 70his left conjunctiva by mobilization and rearrangement.
a. 65273-LT How shouldb. you67930
report this procedure? c. 65272
ortion of the 71
catheter was removed. Next the A.pump
62365,pocket
62350-51,was opened
996.75, with V53.09
B. 62360,
evidence62355, of seroma.
998.51C. 62365,
The pump62355-51,
was dissected
996.63 from the a
monstrated a72 ventriculomegaly. It was recommended thatA.the 62220patient proceed forward B. 62223 with right frontal C. ventriculoperitoneal
62190 shunt p
r the decompression
73 of the median nerve found in the space A. 64704
in the wrist on the palmar B. 64713 side? C. 64721
esthesia. With74an #11 blade the chalazion was incised andA. a small
67801curette was then B. used
67805to retrieve any C. granulomatous
67800 material on bo
at C4, C5, and,,C6.
75 The stenosis is central: a facetectomy A. 63045-50,
is performed63048-50
B.by63020-50,
using a burr. 63035-50,
Nerve root63035-50C.
canals were63015-50
freed by additional resec
ian ordered a76 computer- aided detection along with a.the
77057-26,
mammography.77052-26bThe . 77056-26,
procedure 77051-26-59
was performed
c. 77059-26,
in a hospital.
77057-51 How would you r
ging supervision
77 and interpretation of two separate lesions a. 76930
in thexleft2 breast. Theb.procedure 76941 requiredc.several 76942 xpasses
2-LT to complete. How
, and spine. The
78 procedure was performed in a hospital. a. 77078-26,
How would 77080-26you reportb. for77080-26
the professional services c. 77082-26
of this study?
4. How79is proton beam treatment delivery a. Simple,
defined?
Complex, and b. Compound
Simple, Complex, andc.Intermediate Superficial, Deep Vein, and Distal
and wall motion
80 study. The procedure was performed ina.the 78473-26
nuclear medicine b. department
78451-26 of the hospital. c. 78452-26
How would you report the
6. Which81of the following codes are unlisted a. 76498,
procedures?
78199, 76496,b.77799 75600, 75801, 76506, c. 76830
74181, 74280, 75564, 75600
. How does cardiac
82 magnetic a.imaging
In its ability
differtofrom
providea traditional
ab.physiologic
In its ability
MRI?evaluation
to provide
c. In
ofaits
cardiac
measurement
abilityfunction
to provideof theonly
cardiac
a oneoutput
dimensional view of the
h dose electronic
83 brachytherapy at a free-standing oncology a. 77776,center.
0182T xWhat 2 code(s) b. 77761
reportx this
2 service?c. 0182T x 2
9. What84is the correct
a. Differential
CPT description
organ/tissue
of codekinetics
78135? c.
(e.g.,
Redsplentic
cellb.survival
Boneand/or
marrow
study;
hepaticdifferential
imaging;
sequestration)
limited
organ/tissue
area kinetic (e.g., splentic and/o
id detection conducted
85 as a screening since the patient A.has
77055,had 77051
a previous cyst B. 77056,
in the right77051 breast. What C. 77057,
radiological
77052 services are repor
ent facility for86
placement of a right and left ureteral stent A. 52332,
along with74000 an interpretation
B. 52332-50,of74420-26 a retrograde C.pyelogram.
52005, 74420 What codes should b
partment took 87x-rays of the wrist in obliqueA. and73100-26,
lateral views
813.52,whichE885.9,
B.revealed
73110-26,
E849.0 a displaced
813.54, E855.9,
distal
C. 73115-26,
radius
E849.0fracture,
813.42, E885.9,
grade I open
E849.0
right wrist
e to screen for 88osteoporosis. Today’s visit the bone densityA.study 77075 will be performed B. 77080
on the spine. WhichC. CPT77078
code should be used?
ound performed89 to reassess anatomic abnormalities of both A. 76815
fetuses that were B. 76816,
previously76816-59
demonstrated C. 76801,
in the76802
last ultrasound. What c
eter crossed the90 atrioventricular valve with the remainingA. 37204,aspect
75960-26,of the 998.4
catheter
B. 37203,in75961-26,
the ventricle. 996.1
C. A
37203,
pigtail75902-26,
catheter was999.31
then utilized to
ndsymptoms,
Laboratory final
91 section,
c.diagnosis,
Complexity
what
b. Signs
additional
pertinent
ofand
symptoms,
symptoms,
physical
items mayfinal
findings,
final
be
diagnosis,
included
diagnosis,
diagnostic
pathology
with follow-up
special
and therapeutic
findings,
reports?
care, concurrent
pertinent
procedures,physical
problems,
concurrent
findings,
drugproblems,
testing,
diagnostic
pathology
follow-u
and t
2. Brent had the following lab tests:
92 a. 80048 c. 82310,
b. 80047-52 82374, 82435, 82565, 82947, 84132, 84295,
tumor requiring
93 frozen section and cytological evaluation a. 88329 to a bladder b. 88331-26,
tumor. How 88334-26c.
would you 88331,
report88332
his professional
x2 service
you use to report
94 with code 88239 if the test was looking a. OB for hereditary breast b. cancer?
59 c. 91
our-wheeler 95 past a McDonald’s drive through window.a. Marvin’s 82075 breath alcohol b. 82075 testx was
2 mathematically
c. 82075, 82355 calculated. How wou
 care unit being
96 treated with intravenous antibiotics. Dr.a. 80502
Monday did not seeb.the 99244
patient but c.he99244-25,
reviewed 80502
the patient’s history,
quantitative 97
urinalysis for infectious agent detection. How
a. 81050
should you reportb.this
81005
test? c. 81099
Code 3011F a.describes
98 Lipid panel
which
results
diagnostic
including
or screening
total cholesterol,
process?
b. Lipid
HDL-C,
panel
c. Lipid
results
triglycerides,
panel
including
results
calculated
total
including
cholesterol
LDL-C
cholesterol, triglycerides, li
sician performs
99 a digital rectal exam and tests for occult
a. 82270
blood. Dr. Smith documents
b. 82274 this blood occult
c. 82271
test was done for purpo
symptoms have
100 worsened over the past two months. Her a. 82270
physician ordersb. 82272,
a fecal83993
Calprotectin testc. 83993
to check for Crohn’s disea
ommon femoral
101 artery. The second specimen is 8.5 A. 88302,
x 2.7 cm88304
acrossB.
x 1.5
88304-26,
cm in thickness
88305-26C.of88305-26,
a cutaneous88307-26
ulceration with fibro
m. The entire102
specimen is submitted in one block and aA.microscope
80500 was usedB. 88331-26
to examine the tissue. C. The
80502
frozen section and the
lso wants blood
103 work on calcium ions and also orders A. 80053,
a basic
80047
metabolic
C. panel.
80047,
B. 80053
Select
82040,the82247,
code(s)82310,
on how84075,
this is
84155,
reported.
84460,
orms a screening
104 for each single drug class using A. an
80101
immunoassay
x 3, 80102in aB.random
80100,access
80102analyzer.
C. 80101Presence
x 3, 80102
of antidepressants
x3
onths to have105a therapeutic drug testing performed to assess
A. 80101
serum plasma levels
B. 80102
of this medication.C. 80201
What lab code is reported
y threshold evaluation
106 and speech recognition testing toa.the 92557-52
left ear. What code(s)
b. 92553,
capture
92556this procedure?c. 92557
n adult patient
107had the following immunizations
a. 90465, 90466withx administration:
2, 90717-51, b. 90471,
90746-51,
9047290727-51
x 2, 90717,
c. 90473,
90746,90474
90727x 2, 90746, 90727, 90717
e doctor’s office.
108 Dr. Small checked Sally and ordered a. hydration
96365, 96361
therapy with normal b. 96369
saline. The hydration c. 96360
lasted 45 minutes. How wo
py by endoscopic
109 application of light was used to ablate a. abnormal
31645, 96567 tissue via activation
b. 96567 ofxphotosensitive
2 c. 31643, 96570-51,
drugs. The 96571-51
photodynamic ther
derstanding110Dr. George when he called her. The pharmacista. 99605, spent
99607x2
35 minutesb.with
99605,
Ann99607
and documented c. 99607
a review
x 3 of her history, recom
-physician healthcare
111 professional to an established patient a. 96150
not originating from b. a related
99444 assessment and c. 98969
management service provid
Code 95904 112 could
a. Lateral
describe
antebrachial
studies tocutaneous
which of the
sensory
b.following
Medialnervecalcaneal
nerves?
and posterior
sensoryfemoral
nerve and cutaneous
radial sensory
sensory
c. Both
nerve
nerveAtoand
digit
B one
making of moderate
113 complexity. Dr. John also performed a. 99244-25,
a whole96904body integumentary
b. 99213 photography forc.monitoring
96904 of Jane’s skin. Dr. J
rt in addition114
to the general ophthalmological
a. Intermediate
services or ophthalmological
evaluationb.and Special
management
services
ophthalmological
c. Onlyservices?
new patient
services
general ophthalmological services
oronary artery.115During the same session his physician placed a. 92980
threex 3drug coated
b. 92981,
stents92996-51
in the left circumflex
c. 92980, artery.
92996 What code(s) should
Polio vaccine116intramuscularly. The next one A. is
90713,
the influenza
90658, 90716,
(live) B.
administered
90460,
90712,90461
90656,
inxthe
90716,
2 nose.
C. 90713,
90460,
The 90660,
last
90461
vaccination
90716,
x1 90471,
is the Varicella
90472, 90474
(live) by
is evaluating117the dwell time and running fluid out of the cavityA. 90935to make sure the B. volume
90937of dialysate and C. the
90947
concentration of electrol
in both eyes.118The ophthalmologist measures the cornea A. 92014-25,
for placement92070of the
B. 99214-25,
soft contact 92325-50C.
lens for treatment
92014-25,of92325-50
this syndrome. What c
otolaryngologist.
119 She starts off with the acoustic testing A. 99211,
first. Before
92520she moves on B. 92700
to the aerodynamic C. testing
92520-52 she complains of throa
and exam and 120moderate complexity medical decision A. 93015-26,
making. The 99204-25
physician
B. 93016,
will be
93018,
supervising
99204-25C.
and interpreting
93015, 99204-25 the stress on the pati
e code for the 121primary anesthesia procedure to describe anesthesia 99100 complicated by 99116
utilization of total body99135 hypothermia?
report for anesthesia
122 for open procedures involving the hip1202 joint; total hip arthroplasty?
1210 1212
modifier should
123 coders append to describe a patient with aP1 severe systemic disease? P2 P3
eport for anesthesia
124 for all closed procedures on the radius, 1820
ulna, wrist, or hand bones?
1829 1830
ort for anesthesia
125 for all open procedures on upper ends of1390 the tibia, fibula, and/or 1392
patella? 1400
ng types of anesthesia
126 puts the patient to sleep and resultsGeneral
in a total loss of sensation?
Regional Moderate sedation
sensation in 127
a specific local area of the body, what type of Digital
anesthesia
block does heLocalor she infiltration
render? Topical
s or eliminates
128sensation in either the fingers or the toes, Digital
which block
type of anesthesia Regional
is this? Moderate sedation
ompletes best 129this sentence: During _______, the patient generalremains
anesthesia
consciousregional
but is sedated
anesthesia moderate sedation
nt remains conscious
130 during all of the following types ofDigital
anesthesia
blockexcept: Local infiltration Regional
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
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145
146
147
148
149
 Option D
d. Trachea
d. Thymus gland
d. Nasal bone
d. Cornea
d. Mitral valve
d. Anodontia
d. Dermis
d. Brain
d. Ethmoid
d. Parathyroid gland
d. Barotrauma
d. Milroy's disease
d. Hydronephrosis
d. Onlay
d. Tubercle
d. 36476, 99144, 99145, 75878-26
d. 39400
d. 30430, 12014-59
d. 32654
d. 33535, 33519, 33530-51, 35500
d. Repositioning of all leads and extensions in the thoracic aorta
d. 33210, 33207-51, 33235-51
d. 33235, 33217-51
d. 37799
d. 37187
D. 36571
D. 32400, 77012-26
D. 35311, 35390
D. 36247,75710-26
D. 33235, 71090-26
d. 2113.0, 45378, 45384
d. 49900
d. 40843
d. 77002
d. 49450
d. 49525, 11006, 49568-51
d. 45320, 99144
d. 43264
d. 57
d. 47579
D. 47600, 575.10
D. 49653, 49568
D. 44979
D. 44180-59
D. 43234
d. 50380, 50240-59
d. 58346, 77799 x 125
 d. 50080
d. 54830
d. 54440-26
d. 58679-50
d. 0084T
d. 51785-26
d. 52647
d. 59610–59622
d. 50300
D. 50320
D. 52000, 51992
D. 54164
D. 56441
d. 67229
d. 69970
d. 60300
d. 61001-50
d. Both a and c
d. 61601
d. 63050
reeing of an intact vein from scar tissue, including external neurolysis and/or transposition
d. 64858, 64857, 64859, 64876
d. 67930-LT
D. 36590, 996.75, 998.13
D. 62192
D. 64719
D. 67808
D. 63045, 63048 x 3
d. 77057, 77052-51
d. 76942-LT
d. 77081-26, 77080-26
d. Simple, Complicated, and Comprehensive
d. 78453-26
d. 75810, 75801, 75860, 75983
its ability to provide only mapping points for cardiac regurgitation.23
d. 77799
d. None of the above
D. 77056, 77052
D. 52005-50, 74425-26
D. 73100-26, 813.54, E885.9, E849.0
D. 72010
D. 76805, 76810
D. 37204, 75894-26, 998.9
f symptoms, final diagnosis, testing time, consultations notes, follow-up car
d. 80047
d. 88331-26, 88333-26
d. OA
d. 82355
 d. 99255-25, 80500
d. 81005, 83518
sults including cholesterol, triglycerides, carbon dioxide, glucose, potassium
d. 82272
d. 82271, 82272
D. 88307, 88309
D. 88331-26, 88304-26
D. 80053, 82330
D. 80100 x 3, 80102 x 3
D. 80201, 80102
d. 92700-59
d. 90471, 90472 x 2, 90727-51, 90746-51, 90717-51
d. 96360, 96361
d. 31641, 96570, 96571 x 2
d. 99213
d. 96151
d. None of the above
d. 99204, 96904
d. Only established patient general ophthalmoligical services
d. 92995, 92982, 92981 x 3
D. 90713, 90658, 90716, 90471, 90472, 90473
D. 90945
D. 92014-25, 92310
D. 99211, 92700-52
D. 93018-26, 99204-25
99140
1214
P4
1832
1402
Metacarpal block
General
Metacarpal block
topical anesthesia
General
1. Julie, a a. 35476, b. 35460, c. 36476, d. 36476, 99144, 99145, 75878-26
2. What cod a. 39010 b. 39000 c. 39200 d. 39400
3. Roger haa. 30450 b. 30450-7c. 30420, d. 30430, 12014-59
4. A surgeoa. 32601 b. 32601, c. 32500 d. 32654
5. Dr. Sacr a. 33512, b. 33535, c. 33512, d. 33535, 33519, 33530-51, 35500
6. What doa. Placemen b. Placemen
c. Repair od. Repositioning of all leads and extensions in the thoracic aorta
7. Mrs. Re a. 33210 b. 33211 c. 33207 d. 33210, 33207-51, 33235-51
8. Mr. Azera. 33214, b. 33215, c. 33208, d. 33235, 33217-51
9. A 35-yeaa. 36415 b. 36592 c. 36591 d. 37799
10. A pati a. 37184, b. 37186 inc. 37185, d. 37187
11. The patA. 36556, B. 36558 C. 36561, D. 36571
12. A CT scA. 32421, B. 32422, C. 32420, D. 32400, 77012-26
13. The patA. 35301 B. 35301, C. 35302 D. 35311, 35390
14. A catheA. 36217, B. 36247, C. 36217, D. 36247,75710-26
15. 79-yearA. 33208, B. 33212 C. 33226 D. 33235, 71090-26