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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:
Question #1
A 22556 62
B 122585 62
C 63077 51
D 22845
Question #2
A 10 days
B 0 days
C Global period concept does not apply to code 28046.
D 90 days
Question #3
A A chronic, noncontagious disease that affects the lungs and causes difficulty in breathing.
B A chronic, noncontagious disease characterized by inflamed lesions covered with silvery-white scabs of dead skin.
C A contagious disease caused by a virus that attacks the liver.
D A chronic, noncontagious disease that affects the digestive system and causes abdominal pain and diarrhea.
Question #4
A A tumor formed of mixed fibrous and glandular tissue, typically occurring as a benign growth in the breast.
B A tumor formed of nerve tissue, typically occurring in the brain.
C A tumor formed of bone tissue, typically occurring in the limbs.
D A tumor formed of muscle tissue, typically occurring in the heart.
Question #5
A A gland in the skin that produces sweat.
B A gland that produces hormones in the thyroid.
C A gland in the skin that secretes a lubricating oily matter into the hair follicles.
D A gland that produces saliva in the mouth.
Question #6
A The removal of a bone fracture using a cast.
B The removal of fluid or tissue from a body cavity or organ using suction.
C The removal of a foreign object from the eye using a cotton swab.
D The removal of a tumor using a scalpel.
Question #7
A The removal of healthy tissue from a wound to prevent infection.
B The application of a dressing to a wound to promote healing.
C The removal of foreign material and devitalized or contaminated tissue from a wound to expose healthy tissue.
D The removal of scar tissue from a surgical site.
Question #8
A The death of cells or tissues from severe injury or disease, especially in a localized area of the body.
B The formation of scar tissue in response to injury or disease.
C The inflammation of a joint, typically accompanied by pain, swelling, and stiffness.
D The abnormal growth of cells, which may be cancerous or noncancerous.
Question #9
A Denoting a severe character of an illness or malignant character of a neoplasm.
B Denoting a hereditary character of an illness or neoplasm.
C Denoting a mild character of an illness or nonmalignant character of a neoplasm.
D Denoting a contagious character of an illness or neoplasm.
Question #10
A The process of repairing a hernia by placing a mesh patch over the weakened area.
B The process of visualizing the inside of a joint or body cavity using an endoscope.
C The process of removing tissue from a patient for diagnostic examination.
D The process of surgically removing a portion of the liver.
Question #11
A Amphiarthrosis
B Fibrosis
C Diarthrosis
D Synarthrosis
Question #12
A A fluid-filled sac that develops in the synovial lining of a joint
B A cyst containing mucopolysaccharide-rich fluid within fibrous tissue, usually attached to a tendon sheath in the hand, wrist, or foot, or connected with the underlying joint.
C A type of tumor that originates in the connective tissue
D A noncancerous growth that develops in the skin or subcutaneous tissue
Question #13
A Three times
B It depends on the number of injections given.
C Two times
D One time
Question #14
A The aspiration of fluid from a joint performed by needle puncture
B The removal of a joint for surgical repair
C The injection of a fluid into a joint for therapeutic purposes
D The insertion of a scope into a joint to visualize the joint cavity
Question #15
A Excision, in part or whole, of an intervertebral disk.
B Excision of the appendix.
C Excision of the thyroid gland.
D Excision of the gallbladder.
Question #16
A Use of extreme cold in surgery to destroy abnormal or diseased tissue.
B Use of radiation to destroy abnormal or diseased tissue.
C Use of heat in surgery to destroy abnormal or diseased tissue.
D Use of electricity in surgery to destroy abnormal or diseased tissue.
Question #17
A It depends on the extent of the debridement performed.
B Yes, the debridement is reported separately when a tissue-cultured autograft is performed.
C It depends on the size of the wound being treated.
D No, the debridement is not reported separately when a tissue-cultured autograft is performed.
Question #18
A Report only the debridement code 97597 for 33 sq cm.
B Report the debridement code 97597 for 33 sq cm and the wound care management code 97598 for the entire wound.
C Report the debridement code 97597 for 33 sq cm and the application of a compression bandage code 29581.
D Report the debridement code 97597 for 33 sq cm, the wound care management code 97598 for the entire wound, and the application of a compression bandage code 29581.
Question #19
A Report only the surface area of the wound that was debrided.
B Report the total surface area of the wound.
C Report only the surface area of the wound that was not debrided.
D Report both the surface area of the wound and the surface area that was debrided.
Question #20
A The surface area of the surrounding skin
B The surface area of the wound plus the surrounding skin
C The surface area of the wound before debridement
D The surface area of the wound after debridement