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abarnes

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When coding a control of nasal hemorrhage, three things must be known: if hemorrhage was anterior or posterior; if anterior, was the hemorrhage simple or complex; and ____.
 A) if posterior, was the control of the hemorrhage an initial or subsequent procedure
  B) if anterior, was the control of the hemorrhage an initial or subsequent procedure
  C) if patient experienced hemoptysis
  D) what caused the hemorrhage

Question 2

What modifier is assigned for a hammertoe surgery performed on the right little toe?
 A) RT
  B) T8
  C) T9
  D) TA



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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