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brutforce

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A patient presents to the outpatient department for a chest x-ray. The physician's order lists the
  following reasons for the chest x-ray: fever and cough, rule out pneumonia. The radiologist
  reports that the chest x-ray is positive for double pneumonia.
 A. J18.9 C. J18.1
  B. J18.8 D. J12.9

Question 2

General equivalency mappings are __________ of codes that can be used to roughly identify ICD-10-CM codes for their ICD-9-CM equivalent codes (and vice versa).
 a. crosswalks
  b. details
  c. indexes
  d. registers


Kedrick2014

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Reply #1 on: Jun 27, 2018
Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

a


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