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ahriuashd

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Anesthesia for transurethral procedures (including urethrocystoscopy) with fragmentation, manipulation, and/or removal of ureteral calculus. Patient has mild systemic disease. An anesthesiologist provided anesthesia. Assign the CPT anesthesia code with appropriate CPT physical status and HCPCS level II anesthesiologist modifiers.

Question 2

Anesthesia for procedures on heart, pericardial sac, and great vessels of chest with pump oxygenator. The patient has a severe systemic disease that is a constant threat to life. An anesthesiologist provided anesthesia. The patient's age is 9 months. Assign the CPT anesthesia codes with appropriate CPT physical status and HCPCS level II anesthesiologist modifiers. Also, assign the appropriate CPT qualifying circumstance code.



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Answer to Question 1

00918-P2-AA
00918-AA-P2

Answer to Question 2

00561-P4-AA
00561-AA-P4



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