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dbose

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Conjoined twin pregnancy; patient is 28 weeks and 2 days pregnant; it is NOT necessary to assign the weeks of pregnancy code.
 
  A) O30.022
  B) O30.023
  C) O30.029
  D) O30.023, Q89.4

Question 2

Air embolism in childbirth:
 
  A) O88.12.
  B) O88.19.
  C) O88.02.
  D) O88.13.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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