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Coding an Operative Report Part II: Radiology

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foreign

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we will discuss steps to solving a

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medical coding exam case study but first

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I want to introduce you to the team

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first up Mr Sandeep

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Mr Sandeep coming to you live from Abu

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Dhabi he is an AMCI co-lead instructor

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next up Miss Eva

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coming to you live from the state of

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Florida she's also a co-lead instructor

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and the intern coordinator and finally

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myself Mrs J I'm the curriculum director

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at AMCI

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now

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let's meet the AMCI interns we have Miss

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anubama

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followed by

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Miss Carla

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Miss Courtney

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Miss Dolly Miss Vivian and Miss Melissa

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goals of the presentation we will

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extract the correct codes from Radiology

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documentation

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now let's talk about how to solve a

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multiple choice case study scenario the

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AMCI way for the board exam this is how

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we do it we teach you to highlight your

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key terms and this key on the right

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tells you the colors that you should use

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and for what a yellow highlighter should

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be used for diagnoses all diagnoses

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signs and symptoms

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the green will be for procedures so if

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you have a green highlighter the green

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will be used to highlight only

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procedures and pink these are inclusive

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or bundled items all right

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once you've done your highlighting

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you're going to have to document your

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inventory that's your procedures

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diagnoses and select a primary code

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which diagnosis is primary which

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procedure is primary then you're going

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to review all pertinent guidelines

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and finally the code that best matches

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your inventory list is often the correct

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code or a code that is pertinent to a

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guideline that will be your best code

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all right so here are some do Nots when

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you're highlighting you can kind of get

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discombobulated so we've compiled some

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things that you don't even have to

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highlight

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number one don't highlight things

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observed by The Physician because you

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cannot code for them

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number two

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don't highlight closures if a provider

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or surgeon is closing up a surgical site

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there's no need to highlight it however

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if it involves a skin procedure or skin

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defect closure you may definitely have

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to code that so if it's closing a

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surgical site other than skin defects or

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wounds or lesions

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you do not code it or highlight it also

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you don't highlight bleed control

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hemostasis because that's pretty

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customary and it's bundled into the

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procedure code you don't highlight

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drains irrigation of the surgical site

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nope and you don't highlight

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installation and removal of clamps and

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trocars because that these are used to

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open up or maintain the surgical or

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operative site so the physician can view

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what they're doing particularly if it's

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an open procedure

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also you don't highlight dressings and

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finally you do not highlight surgical

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wrists now that we've gotten that out of

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the way I think you're ready to get

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started and I'm going to hand it over to

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Mr Sandeep all right Mr Sandeep take it

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away

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next chapter would be Radiology

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and let me invite Miss Kala to read out

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the first scenario for the Radiology

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okay

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can you hear me

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can you hear me Mr Sandy yes Miss Carla

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it's very clear

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all right

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what are the CPT and ICD-10 CM codes

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reported answer a

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76770 modifier 26 z48

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8.816 and 13.70

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and 28.81 and 27.0 answer B

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51798 modifier 26

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z48.816 and 13.0.70

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in

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28.81 and 27.0 answer C

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76700 modify 26

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z48.816 and 13.70

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in 28.81 and 27.0 and answer D

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76775 modifier 26 z48.816

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and

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13.70 and

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28.81 and in 27.0

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location Regional Hospital study

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ultrasound urinary tract

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indications status

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utero

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reimplantation to evaluate for continued

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this vessel cultural

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vasocoruterol reflux

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length kidney left kidney length 7.0

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centimeter prior length 7.4 centimeter

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paracetime

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parents chimna

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cortical scarring pelvic dilation normal

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callous Hill dilation normal

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Hydro info OSIS

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grade normal right kidney length 6.6

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centimeters prior left length 6.4

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centimeter

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parenting Chima

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cortical scarring pelvic dilation normal

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calcium dilation normal

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hydrophone

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grade normal

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interval hydro and ferosis

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change none uterus normal bladder almost

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empty and difficult to evaluate

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impression number one in inter interval

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right renal enlargement without hydro

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and

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fibrosis

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two stable

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asymmetric small left renal size likely

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to represent the fuse

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represent the fuse cortical scarring all

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right coders you have two and a half

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minutes let's get it let's go and your

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time starts now

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I'm sorry

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I cross two and a half minutes

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okay I was just looking into the chats

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for this one I can see a lot of option A

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um so this is going to be a teachable

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moment I think

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no I'm sorry this is the correct one I

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think okay let's read the high uh

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keywords

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location is a regional hospital the

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study performed as an ultrasound of

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urinary tract

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and the indication was status uh

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urethral implantation to evaluate the

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continued ways equal eurater reflex

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organs which was examined is one is left

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kidney they have done the examination of

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the parenchyma pelvic dilation calcium

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dilation hydronephrosis as well and the

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right kidney also examined they have

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done a pelvic a parenchyma examination

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pelvic dilation

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dilation hydronephrosis as well for that

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and urethral ureters was also examined

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the bladder was also examined

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the final they came to the impression of

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right renal enlargement stable

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asymmetric small uh left renal size

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as everyone said the correct answer is

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going to be

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option A

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how do we come to option A

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first let's have a procedure inventory

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procedure performed was ultra sound of

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kitten return platter the diagnosis we

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are having Aftercare following the

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gender urinary system right renal

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enlargement and small left renal size

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let's have a look into option C first

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76770 which is coding for ultrasound of

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an abdomen

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are we doing an abdominal ultrasound

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here we had kidney we have ureters and

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we have a bladder which was examined

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nope nope yes no as you said we are not

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doing an ultrasound of an abdominal so

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option C is wrong one let's look into

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option b five one seven nine eight which

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is coding for measurement of

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post-woiding residual urine at or

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bladder capacity by ultrasound

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non-imaging

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so was the measurement was a ultrasound

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performed uh to measure the post voidal

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