YouTube Course Week SIX: ICD-10-CM Coding fo Chapters 10–14 | Respiratory, Integ, Muscles, Urinary

Welcome, welcome, welcome everybody. I'm

Mrs. Jay, the curriculum developer here

at AMCI and I'm proud. I am excited

because we are at week six and we've

come a long way, right? Six weeks and

you all are still here. You didn't give

up. You know what that tells me?

You know what? You're going to do it.

You conquered last week. Last week we

talked about circulatory system. These

are guidelines about hypertension, heart

failure, and more. We learned about

infarctions. And you know, that's

probably the most, like I said last

time, it is the most visited guidelines

of the ICD10 CM. Well, that's my

opinion. But on the exam, it never

fails. It's always there. Now, looking

ahead, what are we doing today? Well, we

will be expanding our reach and we will

be delving into four chapters. Chapters

10, 12, 13, and 14. This is respiratory.

Um, chapter 12 is I can't remember

integumentary muscularkeeletal and

urinary system. And you know what? We're

going to change things up a little bit.

You're not going to listen to me give

you an overview of the guidelines

because you are here. If you're here,

you know what to do. So, you're going to

hear less of me instructing and more of

you doing the work.

How do you like

that? Well, I love it. It means that you

are ready. Now, before we go any

further, I want to shout out my amazing

team. We have the instructors. And last

time I said they are the

baddest medical coding instructors, an

instructional team on the planet. I

stand by that. They are always doing the

work, always studying just like you. And

let's not forget our interns. They're

wearing the blue and they are here to

help you and they enjoy it. Can't you

tell? I can tell. Okay,

coders, let's go ahead and let's answer

your questions.

The most commonly asked question, how to

join Discord. Okay, you just go to any

video and click the join button. It's

next to the subscribe button. It's

different colors. Here it's black, other

places it's blue. So, just click the

join button. But I think an even bigger

question is or a better question is how

do you link your YouTube channel, right?

Because after you join, you're going to

have to link your YouTube channel. So

let me show you how it's done. All

right. From a

desktop, you need to open the Discord,

right? So let's say you land, you're

right here. You see this on the left.

Now look down. See where your name is?

There's a cog wheel. Click on that cog

wheel. This is your

settings. After clicking on the cog

wheel, you'll see a menu. It will appear

on the left. Click connections right

here. After you click connections, this

is where you're going to link your

YouTube channel.

So, when the connections appear, of

course, YouTube is last because it

begins with a Y. So, you're going to

have to click the arrow to continue, but

you can link whichever ones you want,

but you really only have to link your

YouTube. So, when you click that arrow,

you'll find

YouTube. Click on the YouTube

icon. Then after you click on it, a

window will pop up instructing you to

sign into your Google

account and once it's connected, a check

mark will

appear and then Discord will

automatically sync your YouTube

memberships. Now you'll be added to the

private AMCI member onlyly channel and

this might take a few moments so it's

not going to happen right away for some

people so be patient.

Okay, coders, I hope this helps. If you

need more instruction, just feel free to

watch this playback or ask us in the

chat. We are very, very happy to

help.

Now, the books, the books that you're

going to need for today's class, you're

going to need ICD10 CM. If you intend to

take this CCS, we recommend ICD10CM

expert for

hospitals. Number

two, this stepbystep 2025 by Carol

Bucks. You can get any publication

between 2023 and 2025. And finally, the

AMCI MCG manual 2024 and 2025 are the

two that you could um have are the two

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credentials. Goals of the presentation.

Number one, we're going to review

section 1, chapter 10, respiratory

guidelines. Number two, chapter 12,

integimementary guidelines. Goal three,

chapter 13, muscularkeeletal guidelines.

And goal four, chapter 14, urinary ICD10

CM

guidelines. And we're going to begin our

instruction with respiratory guidelines.

This is ICD10 CM section C guidelines

chapter 10. Now, in respiratory, you're

going to be coding for conditions like

asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia, and

CO

D. And also respiratory failure. And if

I had to say of the conditions or

diagnosis in this chapter, respiratory

failure is heavily nuanced because

you're going to need to know what type

of respiratory failure you're coding

for. Is it principal? Is it

secondary? And what to do? There are

specific guidelines. also whether or not

you should code it or you should

sequence it as first listed. So it's

always important to reference those

guidelines and um respiratory failure in

the setting of other conditions is

nuanced and I would say COPD as well. So

definitely pay attention pay attention.

Oh, COPD um can occur along with other

conditions. we're going to talk about

that. So, just want to let you know that

COP what COPD is and um just knowing

that definition will really really help.

Okay, coders. Um I think that's

it. And I encourage you to use your MCG.

Go ahead right now, flipped to chapter

10 in your ICD10 CM

section and then take a moment to kind

of see which guidelines are there and

remember the ones that I told

you. And now it's time to get

started. How to solve an ICD10 CM

scenario. The AMCI weight. Number one,

inventory. Inventory all diagnoses,

signs, and symptoms, and sometimes

procedures. They may be pertinent.

Number two, go ahead and select your

first listed code. Number three, apply

all guidelines. And remember, trust the

guidelines. All right, I'm going to ask

Miss

Dolly, please. And thank you, Miss

Dolly.

Thank you so much, Mrs. J. Hello,

coders. I hope you're doing well and

ready for your first scenario. Here we

go. Of the following answers, which best

describes the encounter? A.

J96.

I21.3, B. I21.9,

J96.01, C. I21.3,

J96.01, or D, J96.01, 01

I21.9. A 65year-old male presents with

severe shortness of breath, altered

mental status, and oxygen saturation of

less than 90%. The provider documents

acute respiratory failure and admits the

patient. During the admission, the

patient had an acute myioardial

inffection. The patients final

diagnosis, AMI, and acute respiratory

failure with hypoxia. Of the following

answers, which best describes the

encounter? Coders, you'll have 2 minutes

to solve. Your time will begin now. Good

luck.

Thank you, Miss Dolly. Let's go ahead

and let's highlight our key terms. We