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Question 1

Conjoined twin pregnancy; patient is 28 weeks and 2 days pregnant; it is NOT necessary to assign the weeks of pregnancy code.


◦ O30.022
◦ O30.023
◦ O30.029
◦ O30.023, Q89.4

Question 2

How many codes are needed to accurately code hyperemesis gravidarum with metabolic disturbance in an 18 weeks–pregnant patient?


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