Critical ICD-10 Concepts for the Emergency Medicine Coder - Part 5

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Hydronephrosis is:

A backup of urine or fluid into the kidney.

Blockage of the appendix at the opening of the colon.

Destruction of liver cells leading to liver dysfunction and jaundice.

Heart failure.

The right and left ureters empty into which area of the bladder:

Uvula of the bladder.

Trigone of the bladder.

Fundus.

Urethra.

The upper part of the uterus that leads into the fallopian tubes is called the:

Corpus luteum.

Uterine cavity.

Fundus.

Fimbrieae.

True or False: Acute Pyelonephritis can lead to blood sepsis and bacteremia, and can be responsible for changing mental status, especially in the elderly.

True

False

Kidney stones are most commonly lodged in:

The right kidney.

The left kidney.

The ureterovesical junction.

The ureter.

Documentation of a urinary tract infection without documentation of a bladder, urethral, or kidney infection would be coded as follows:

N30.91 Cystitis unspecified, with hematuria.

N34 Acute urethritis.

N30.90 Cystitis unspecified, without hematuria.

N39.0 Urinary tract infection, site not specified.

Epididymitis is an infection in:

The tubes that are adjacent to, and attached to, the testicles.

The tip of the foreskin.

A testicle.

The glans penis.

True or False: Code N61.1, Abscess of the breast and nipple, includes mastitis with abscess.

True

False

Codes 000 – 09A from Chapter 15: Pregnancy, Childbirth, and the Puerperium are:

For claims of the mother and her newborn(s).

For claims of the mother, not her newborn(s).

For claims of the newborn(s), not the mother.

Always superseded by codes from other chapters.

Eptopic pregnancies can occur in:

The uterus.

The large intestine.

The intra-abdominal wall, a fallopian tube, an ovary, or the cervix.

The vagina.

Critical ICD-10 Concepts for the Emergency Medicine Coder – Part 5