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In this ICD-10-CM index entry, (male) 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
 Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Question 2

In this ICD-10-CM index entry, congenital E25.0 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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Answer to Question 1

f

Answer to Question 2

e




frankwu

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Reply 2 on: Jun 27, 2018
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Wow, this really help

 

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