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Capo

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The two final rules related to the implementation of the ICD-10 mandated by CMS in 2009 include:
 
  a. updating computer systems to be compatible with ICD-10 by January 2012.
  b. updating computer systems to be HIPAA compliant by January 2010.
  c. creating room for ICD-10 coding on insurance claim forms.
  d. creating an ICD-10 coding spreadsheet for coders.

Question 2

The PCS portion of the ICD-10 provides codes for United States:
 
  a. inpatient hospitals.
  b. outpatient hospital procedures.
  c. mental health services.
  d. private physician office services.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

Answer to Question 2

Answer: a



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