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The ICD-10-CM Index to Diseases and Injuries is a(n) __________, which include specific illnesses, injuries, eponyms, abbreviations, and other descriptive diagnostic terms.
 a. alphabetical listing of terms and corresponding codes
  b. group of boldfaced procedure terms with subterms
  c. set of tables organized according to body system
  d. tabular list of codes and their code descriptions

Question 2

A patient is admitted with a through and through gunshot wound to the right upper quadrant
  of the abdomen, which involves a moderate laceration to the liver, initial encounter.
 A. S36.118A C. S36.115A
  B. S36.115A, S31.101A D. S31.130A, S36.115A, W34.00xA



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

D



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