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One benign lesion measuring 0.5 cm is removed from the right hand, and another benign lesion measuring 0.5 cm is removed from the left foot. Report code(s) _____.
 a. 11400
 b. 11420-50
 c. 11420, 11420-59
  d. 11421-50

Question 2

A patient had intermediate closure of a 1-cm laceration of the neck and a 6-cm laceration of the foot. Report code _____.
 a. 12042
  b. 12032
  c. 12002
  d. 12013



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Answer to Question 1

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