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Anaphylaxis. Patient ate lobster while dining out. Initial encounter.
 
  a. T78.02XA, Y92.511
  b. T78.03XA, Y92.511
  c. T78.09XA, Y92.511
  d. T78.01XA, Y92.511

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Dislocation of left knee. Patient fell on an icy sidewalk. Initial encounter.
 
  a. S83.1054A
  b. S83.103A, W00.0XXA
  c. S83.103A
  d. S83.105A, W00.0XXA


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

Answer: d

Answer to Question 2

Answer: d


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Wow, this really help

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