I am currently completing my coding course at home and sometimes you need someone to walk you through step by step. THANK YOU! You have done that in this video. I am looking forward to seeing more of your education videos!
Taking classes from home is hard! I try to do videos in areas I think are hard. Let me know if there is something you want me to cover. Good luck in your classes.
Patient has primary esophageal cancer with secondary bone cancer. Patient is being treated today for his metastasized cancer. a. C15.9, C79.51 b. C79.51, C15.9 c. C15.9, Z85.830 d. Z85.830, C15.9, C79.51
Check with your professor. I agree with you! See guideline for chapter 2- b. Treatment of secondary site. This states that if the secondary is the focus of the visit, it is coded first.
Look up Carcinoma in the index. This refers you back to the Neoplasm Table, by site, malignant. The index has basal cell referencing skin but nothing else. There is entry for carcinoma, squamous, so use the table.
I am currently completing my coding course at home and sometimes you need someone to walk you through step by step. THANK YOU! You have done that in this video. I am looking forward to seeing more of your education videos!
Taking classes from home is hard! I try to do videos in areas I think are hard. Let me know if there is something you want me to cover. Good luck in your classes.
Started my medical coding course last month. Your channel is very informative and great for studying 😊
Thank you for making this video!!!!!
Patient has primary esophageal cancer with secondary bone cancer. Patient is being
treated today for his metastasized cancer.
a. C15.9, C79.51
b. C79.51, C15.9
c. C15.9, Z85.830
d. Z85.830, C15.9, C79.51
What answer did you come up with?
@@tropinsmedicalcodingmadeea7551 j thought it's Bbecause metastatic site should be coded first but in the Anskey given to me ans is A
Check with your professor. I agree with you! See guideline for chapter 2- b. Treatment of secondary site. This states that if the secondary is the focus of the visit, it is coded first.
good lectures. Thanks.
Glad you like them!
May I know how to search for basalcell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma of different organs. Example squamous cell carcinoma of lung
Look up Carcinoma in the index. This refers you back to the Neoplasm Table, by site, malignant. The index has basal cell referencing skin but nothing else. There is entry for carcinoma, squamous, so use the table.
Hello, love your video.
Will you be having a 2021 edition?
These are based on 2021 guidelines. I will update when the 2022 guidelines come out.