Author Question: Nonimaging nuclear medicine assay of blood using cobalt 57 A) C763CZZ B) C763DZZ C) C763HZZ D) ... (Read 30 times)

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nonimaging nuclear medicine assay of blood using cobalt 57
 
  A) C763CZZ
  B) C763DZZ
  C) C763HZZ
  D) C763WZZ

Question 2

An operating microscope is a microscope that a physician uses to see small structures, as is necessary in ear surgeries.
 
  A) True
  B) False



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Answer to Question 1

A

Select the correct PCS codes for the following:

Answer to Question 2

A



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