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Question 1

In which subheading does the CPT arrange codes by the type of procedure, location of the procedure, as well as primary or secondary, simple or complicated, type of approach, and other procedures performed along with the primary procedure?


◦ lips, vestibule of mouth, and tongue and floor of mouth
◦ pharynx, adenoids, and tonsils
◦ dentoalveolar structures
◦ salivary glands and ducts

Question 2

Which procedure is used to examine the rectum, sigmoid colon, and part of the descending colon for patients with abdominal pain, changes in bowel habits, and rectal bleeding?


◦ proctosigmoidoscopy
◦ endoscopy
◦ sigmoidoscopy
◦ colonoscopy
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