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A complete redo of a knee replacement requiring a new prosthesis is coded to
  which root operation(s)?
 A. Removal, Replacement C. Change
  B. Replacement D. Insertion

Question 2

The forbidden symbol identifies codes that are not to be used with modifier __________.
 a. -25
  b. -26
  c. -51
  d. -59



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

c



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