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The following is a query example for pressure ulcer staging. This query was presented by Sarah Humbert, RHIA, and Temeka Davis, RHIT, during the webinar “Pressure Ulcer Coding: Strategies for ICD-10-CM Coding Accuracy.”

This case is excerpted from JustCoding’s Clinical Scenario Workbook: 2018 CPT Edition. The book contains 52 cases covering a wide variety of procedures and has been reviewed by HCPro’s coding regulatory specialists. See answers on p. 3-4.

The following is a query example for ulcer clarification. This query was presented by Sarah Humbert, RHIA, and Temeka Davis, RHIT, during the webinar “Pressure Ulcer Coding: Strategies for ICD-10-CM Coding Accuracy.”

The following decision tree will assist coders in determining whether or not to code diagnostic angiography/venography in addition to a therapeutic intervention. This resource was excerpted from Cracking the IR Code: Your Comprehensive Guide for Mastering Interventional Radiology Coding by Stacie L. Buck, RHIA, CCS-P, RCC, CIRCC. 

After reviewing the attached case, coders should report the most applicable ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes and all relevant ICD-10-PCS procedure codes. The attached answer key includes the correct codes to report for the case as well as any coding rationale.

All codes and guidance are up-to-date as of January 1, 2018. The ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS code sets as well as any guidance are subject to changes. These cases therefore should not be used as a guide for coding any real claims.

This case is an example of the cases found in JustCoding’s Clinical Scenario Workbook: 2018 ICD-10-PCS Edition. The workbook includes 52 case scenarios that let coders practice real-world coding without risking actual revenue. Coders can practice on their own or as a group, with enough cases for coding teams to complete one each week together for a full year.

After reviewing the attached case, coders should report the most applicable ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes and all relevant ICD-10-PCS procedure codes. The attached answer key includes the correct codes to report for the case as well as any coding rationale.

All codes and guidance are up-to-date as of January 1, 2018. The ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS code sets as well as any guidance are subject to changes. These cases therefore should not be used as a guide for coding any real claims.

This case is an example of the cases found in JustCoding’s Clinical Scenario Workbook: 2018 ICD-10-PCS Edition. The workbook includes 52 case scenarios that let coders practice real-world coding without risking actual revenue. Coders can practice on their own or as a group, with enough cases for coding teams to complete one each week together for a full year.

Test your knowledge of the CPT coding for acute blood loss anemia with this case study and Q&A. There is an answer key included so you can check your work. 

The following case is excerpted from JustCoding’s Clinical Scenario Workbook: 2018 CPT Edition. The book contains 52 cases covering a wide variety of procedures and has been reviewed by HCPro’s coding regulatory specialists.