ED Coding and Reimbursement Alert
Check the Clock on Multiple-Substance Infusions
Published on Sun Jul 15, 2007
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ED Coding and Reimbursement Alert
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- Clip & Save ~ Keep These Common Medical Terms Handy
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Question: I am new to ED coding, and I was wondering what types of resources [...] - Reader Question ~ Wait for Test Results Before Settling on Dx
Question: A patient reports to the ED complaining of wheezing and breathlessness. The physician conducts [...] - Reader Question ~ 'Comminuted' Typically Means Closed Fracture
Question: What exactly is an open fracture? We are having a debate in the coding [...] - Reader Question ~ Exam Must Exceed 'Incidental' for Extra E/M
Question: A patient with gamekeeper's thumb reports to the ED. The operative notes indicate the [...] - Reader Question ~ Unbundle Biopsy, Destruction With Modifier 59
Question: A patient reports to the ED with three plantar warts on his right foot [...] - Reader Question ~ Size Matters on Devitalized Tissue Removal Code
Question: A patient with a pressure ulcer on his shoulder blades reported to the ED, [...] - Reader Question ~ Choose Code Based on Symptoms if Doctor Doesn't Diagnose Depression
Question: When a patient exhibits signs of depression, but the physician does not diagnose depression, [...]
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