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Anesthesia for procedures on eye, corneal transplant on 82-year-old patient. The patient has mild systemic disease due to hypertension and hypercholesterolemi a, both controlled with diet and medication. An anesthesiologist provided anesthesia. Assign the CPT anesthesia code with appropriate CPT physical status and HCPCS level II anesthesiologist modifiers. Assign the CPT qualifying circumstance code.

Question 2

Anesthesia for all procedures on major abdominal blood vessels. The patient has severe systemic disease due to arteriosclerosis. An anesthesiologist provided anesthesia. Assign the CPT anesthesia code with appropriate CPT physical status and HCPCS level II anesthesiologist modifiers.



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Answer to Question 1

00144-P2-AA, 99100
00144-AA-P2, 99100

Answer to Question 2

00770-P3-AA
00770-AA-P3



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