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Add-on codes describe procedures/services that are performed:
 
  at a later date than the primary procedure.
  in addition to the primary procedure.
  as an elective part of the primary procedure.
  in anticipation of the primary procedure.

Question 2

A closed manipulation or repair of a fracture is considered to be which type of service?
 
  Evaluation and Management
  Surgery
  Medicine
  Physical Therapy


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Answer to Question 1

Answer: in addition to the primary procedure.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: Surgery



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