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A percutaneous fascia transfer to cover defect of the anterior neck
 A. 0JX53ZZ
  B. 0JX43ZZ
  C. 0JR43ZZ
  D. 0JQ43ZZ

Question 2

Elective abortion (complete) due to suspected damage to single fetus from maternal rubella. Which ICD-10-CM codes should be assigned?
 a. O04.89, O35.3xx0
  b. O04.89, O35.3xx1
  c. Z33.2, O35.3xx0
  d. Z33.2, O35.3xx1



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

d



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