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bobypop

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Fractured sacrum; patient was thrown by a horse he was riding.
 
  a. S32.10XB, W17.89XA, Y93.52
  b. S32.10XA, W17.89XA, Y93.52
  c. S32.19XA, W17.89XA, Y93.52
  d. S32.19XB, W17.89XA, Y93.52

Question 2

Suspected physical abuse of grandfather by adult grandchild. After investigation, the abuse was confirmed. Patient is here for subsequent treatment.
 
  a. T74.11XD
  b. T76.01XD
  c. T76.11XD
  d. T74.01XD
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Reply #1 on: Jun 27, 2018
Answer to Question 1

Answer: b

Answer to Question 2

Answer: a


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