Multiple fractures involving both lower limbs lower with upper limb and lower limb(s) with rib(s) and sternum (828)

Question: If a provider tests a patient for a sexually transmitted infection (STI), but the patient has no symptoms, should I use A64 for a diagnosis? Michigan Subscriber Answer: No. If the patient is asymptomatic, you should regard the test as a [...]

Question: A 27-year-old patient who is 40 weeks pregnant presented to the provider to excise a lesion from the patient’s nose with an excised diameter of 2.0 cm. They intend to do an adjacent tissue transfer (ATT) for minimal scarring but [...]

Question: If a provider tests a patient for a sexually transmitted disease (STD), but the patient has no symptoms, should I use A64 for a diagnosis? Michigan Subscriber Answer: No. If the patient is asymptomatic, you should regard the test as a [...]

Question: A 27-year-old patient who is 40 weeks pregnant presented The provider excises a lesion from the patient’s nose with an excised diameter of 2.0 cm. They intend to do an adjacent tissue transfer (ATT) for minimal scarring but wait for [...]

Question: The otolaryngologist excises a lesion from the patient’s nose with an excised diameter of 2.0 cm. They intend to do an adjacent tissue transfer (ATT) for minimal scarring but wait for the pathology report to determine if the lesion is [...]

Time to put these new VWD, HIT, and HUS codes at your fingertips. Changes to the D50-D89 (Diseases of the blood and blood-forming organs and certain disorders involving the immune mechanism) code range in ICD-10-CM 2023 are extensive. And Oct. [...]

Question: If a provider tests a patient for a sexually transmitted disease (STD), but the patient has no symptoms, should I use A64 for a diagnosis? Michigan Subscriber Answer: You should use A64 (Unspecified sexually transmitted disease) only if your provider documents [...]

Question: If a provider tests a patient for a sexually transmitted disease (STD), but the patient has no symptoms, should I use A64 for a diagnosis? Michigan Subscriber Answer: You should use A64 (Unspecified sexually transmitted disease) only if your provider documents [...]

Question: If a provider tests a patient for a sexually transmitted disease (STD), but the patient has no symptoms, should I use A64 for a diagnosis? Michigan Subscriber Answer: You should use A64 (Unspecified sexually transmitted disease) only if your [...]

Question: Our provider wants to report code A64 when they test a patient for a sexually transmitted infection (STI). However, the patient has no symptoms. Should we use this code under these circumstances? Michigan Subscriber Answer: You would only use [...]