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mspears3

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ICD-10 contains new coding criteria. An example of the new criteria is the criteria for:
 
  a. typing a fracture.
  b. blood type coding.
  c. overdosing medications.
  d. blood bank coding.;

Question 2

Because the ICD-10 requires additional documentation details, the medical biller will need:
 
  a. additional medical knowledge.
  b. a degree.
  c. a certification.
  d. increased working hours.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b

Answer to Question 2

Answer: a



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