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Yi-Chen

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Which are qualifying terms located after ICD-10-CM index main terms, which do not have to be included in the diagnostic or procedural statement for the code number listed after the parentheses to be assigned?
 a. essential modifiers
 b. inclusion terms
 c. nonessential modifiers
  d. subterms

Question 2

ICD-10-CM index main terms are printed in __________ type, and subterms and qualifiers are indented below main terms.
 a. boldfaced
 b. italicized
 c. quoted
 d. underlined



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a





 

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