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jrubin

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In this ICD-10-CM index entry, sexual precocity (male) E25.9 is a __________.
 
  Hyperplasia, hyperplastic
 
  adrenal (capsule)(cortex)(gland) E27.8
 
  with
 
  sexual precocity (male) E25.9
 
 
  congenital E25.0
 a. main term
 b. subterm
 c. second qualifier
 d. third qualifier
 e. fourth qualifier
 f. nonessential modifier

Question 2

In this ICD-10-CM index entry, with is a __________.
 
  Hyperplasia, hyperplastic
 
  adrenal (capsule)(cortex)(gland) E27.8
 
  with
 
  sexual precocity (male) E25.9
 
 
  congenital E25.0
 a. main term
 b. subterm
 c. second qualifier
 d. third qualifier
 e. fourth qualifier
 f. nonessential modifier



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SamMuagrove

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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c




jrubin

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Reply 2 on: Jun 27, 2018
Great answer, keep it coming :)


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:D TYSM

 

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