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Weekly Quiz 4

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
The autografts/tissue cultured autograft codes are chosen based on which of the following:
A  The sq cm of skin/tissue being replaced. The location of the autograft. The size of the defect
B  The type of autograft used. The location of the autograft. The size of the defect
C  None of these
D  The type of autograft used. The location of the autograft. The sq cm of skin/tissue being replaced
Question #2
When reporting two lesions removed in one excision, it is appropriate to report which of the following?
A  None of these
B  One excision code that addresses the maximum diameter of the combined lesions
C  Two excision codes, each with the diameter of the two lesions
D  One excision code for the largest of the lesions and an add-on code for the lesser lesion
Question #3
Lesions are classified by which of the following when choosing the appropriate excision codes?
A  All of these
B  Benign
C  Malignant
D  Uncertain behavior
Question #4
If a lesion is asymmetric or irregular, which type of diameter is used to measure the lesion for coding purposes?
A  The maximum diameter
B  The sum of the longest radius added to the shortest radius
C  The sq cm measurement of the lesion
D  None of these
Question #5
Fine needle aspiration is reported for which of the following anatomical areas?
A  All anatomic sites
B  Subcutaneous layers
C  None of these
D  Internal organs
Question #6
In which of the following cases would a coder add the lengths of the defects?
A  Simple and intermediate closures of lacerations on arm and face
B  Removal of benign lesions from neck
C  Simple closure of two lacerations on the trunk
D  Full- and split-thickness skin grafts
Question #7
A patient with two malignant lesions on the neck, one 0.5 cm and the other 0.8 cm, had them both destroyed by electrosurgery. What is the correct code(s) to report?
A  17000, +17003
B  11620, 11621
C  17270, 17271
D  17272
Question #8
The length of time assigned to each procedure or surgery for postoperative care to be included in the initial procedure or surgery code is known as:
A  Intraoperative days
B  Global days
C  Postoperative period
D  Postsurgical period
Question #9
The definition of “postoperative services” provided by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) differs from the definition provided in the CPT codebook in which of the following ways?
A  The CMS definition allows for charges for follow-up visits or services after 10 days.
B  The CMS definition limits the global period to 60 days.
C  The CMS definition opens up the global period to 120 days.
D  The CMS definition is more expansive.
Question #10
If a surgical or procedure code is considered a “stand-alone” code, which of the following terms might appear in the description?
A  Initial, secondary, tertiary
B  Continued, replacement, add-on
C  None of these
D  Whole, complete, total
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