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mckennatimberlake

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Question 1

When an intended Root Operation is attempted using one Approach, but is converted to a different Approach:


◦ assign a value X "Converted approach" for the approach (character 5).
◦ assign a combination code for both procedures.
◦ sequence first the code for the approach that was "converted to."
◦ sequence first the code for the original approach that was "converted from."

Question 2

When a procedure is discontinued before the intended root operation is performed:


◦ code the procedure to the root operation planned.
◦ code to "Inspection" of the body part or anatomic region inspected.
◦ code Inspection and use "D" for the qualifier as the 7th character.
◦ do not code the procedure.
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Reply #1 on: Mar 29, 2019
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mckennatimberlake

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