Answer Description
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Look up Dehydration in the index.
Find 276.51
Confirm in
the Tabular List
ICD-9 276.51
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Hypovolemia is a decreased amount of blood in the
body. Remember Hypo- (less) and not
hyper-
(more)
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Look up Chemotherapy, in the index to find V58.11
Confirm in
the Tabular List.
Look up in
the Neoplasm Index, Brain, Malignant, Secondary (It has metastisized from
another
region) 198.3
Since it
states, "From the Lungs", Lungs is primary.
Look up
Lungs, Malignant, Primary, code 162.9 since the specific location is not
mentioned.
Confirm in
the Tabular List
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All of the Answers are Correct 183.0 ovarian ca,
196.2 metastatic intrapelvic lymph nodes
and V58.11
Chemo encounter. You do not want to use the V code as primary. Most
carriers may
not cover the service.
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Peritonitis is the main term in ICD-9. Acute is
the subterm.
Confirm the
selection of the 567.21 in the tabular list.
ICD: 567.21
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Look up nephropathy in the Index and find 403.90
and the note "See Also Hypertensive -
kidney,
malignant" for Code 403.00.
Look up
Uremia in the index and find with hypertension (403.91) for complicating
hypertension
(403.91). Confirm these codes in the Tabular List. Code 403.01.
The 4rth
digit is for "malignant".
Uremia is a
condition resulting from advanced stages of kidney failure in which urea and
other
nitrogen-containing wastes are found in the blood
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Look up neuropathy in the Index to find "uremic"
585.x and [357.4]
Select 357.4
for the polyneuropathy.
Confirm in
the Tabular List.
Confirm
Uremia, 585.9 in the Tabular List.
Code FIRST
the underlying disease, 585. 9 Chronic kidney disease, unspecified
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V85.21 Body Mass Index 25.0-25.9, adult
V85.22 Body
Mass Index 26.0-26.9, adult
V85.23 Body
Mass Index 27.0-27.9, adult
V85.24 Body
Mass Index 28.0-28.9, adult
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The body-mass index (BMI) is calculated by
dividing your weight (in kg) by the square of
your height
(in meters).
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The body-mass index (BMI) is calculated by
dividing your weight (in kg) by the square of
your height
(in meters). A BMI greater than 25 may indicate that you are overweight, while
a BMI
greater than 30 generally indicates obesity.