ED Coding and Reimbursement Alert
Reader Questions:
Check Patient Age on Catheter Code
Published on Sun Jun 15, 2008
You’ve reached your limit of free articles. Already a subscriber? Log in.
Not a subscriber? Subscribe today to continue reading this article. Plus, you’ll get:
Other Articles in this issue of
ED Coding and Reimbursement Alert
- Know When to Combine -- and When to Separate -- Burns for Diagnosis Coding
Fourth, fifth digits are vital to these ICD-9 codes To accurately code diagnoses for patients [...] - Coding Quiz:
Check Your Burn Coding Skills With These Scenarios
Be ready if the physician has not assigned a specific burn location OK, you-ve read [...] - Use Instrumentation, Depth to Decide Laceration Repair Level
Anatomical classifications get smaller as repairs get more complex On your laceration claims, be sure [...] - You Be the Coder:
Ulnar Shaft Splinting
Question: The ED physician sees a patient who has just been in a minor car [...] - Reader Questions:
Here's How to 'Target' Sedation Coding Chances
Question: After a level-five E/M service, the ED physician inserts a chest tube in a [...] - Reader Questions:
Use Modifier on 'Involuntary' Services
Question: A patient presents to the ED with a police escort. An officer tells the [...] - Reader Questions:
Check Patient Age on Catheter Code
Question: A patient with Guillain-Barre syndrome presents to the ED. Notes indicate that the physician [...] - Reader Questions:
If Physician Makes No Incision, Opt for E/M
Question: A patient presents to the ED with shards of glass from a shattered light [...] - Reader Questions:
When Physician Performs Both, E/M Trumps Ventilator Management
Question: I have a tough coding choice to make. The physician performs initial-day ventilation management [...]
View All
