Relate concept and importantance:
1. Each code consist of series of letter and numerics represents specific diagnosis, symptoms and treatment.
2. Medical codes helps to identify diagnosis, symptoms and treatment of patients with in health professional.
3. This coding highly helpful in insurance department.
Inpatient versus our patient coding:
1. Inpatient code uses the ICD 10
2. Outpatient code uses CPT and HCPCS level II coding
3. Inpatient code represents the diagnosis, length of hospital stay principal diagnosis and secondary diagnosis.
4. Outpatient code focus on date of services with primary diagnosis and associated problems
Code book:
1. Its written description of disease, diagnosis and treatment in a code form.
2. It improve the communication among health team.
3. Its useful in medical billing
4. It is important facet to health care industry.
Tabular list of disease:
1. ICD 10 codes and description are afraid in numerically in tabular list of diseases 21 separate chapter based on diagnosis and treatment.
2. Chapter 20 deals with external cause of morbidity
3. Chapter 21 deals with factors affecting health status.
Alphabet index to disease:
1. List of injuries and disease are alphabically Arranged with appropriate coding system.
It has 2 index
Index 1 is dealing with injuries and disease
Index 2 is for external cause
Inpatient coding:
1. Diagnosis
2. Secondary diagnosis and associated problems
3. Diagnostic test
Future diagnosis coding:
1. One difference:
Exclude notes: if medical documents supports both medical conditions then both are coded.
Relate the concept of Diagnostic Coding and importance in the Medical Field. Differences between Inpatient versus...
This exercise will give you experience in basic diagnostic coding for physicians' insurance claims. First list the ICM-10 CM code for the diagnosis, condition, problem, or other reason for the admission and/or encounter shown tin the medical record to be chiefly responsible for the services provided. Then list additional diagnostic codes that describe any coexisting conditions that affect patient care. Always assign codes to their highest level of specificity- the more digits, the more specific. Do not code probable, R/O,...