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If the place of occurrence is NOT documented, the coder should:
 
  A) contact the paramedics and ask for a copy of the ambulance report.
  B) query the physician to ask that they amend the record so it documents the place of occurrence.
  C) use the code for unknown place of occurrence.
  D) omit the code.

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The 7th-character extension ________ is used for conditions or complications that are a direct result of an injury after the healing phase is complete.
 
  A) subsequent encounter
  B) tertiary encounter
  C) after effects encounter
  D) sequela


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