1.

What code would be used to report a massive debridement

of an open abdominal wound,including subcutaneous tissue
and muscle?
A. 11000
B. 11010
C. 11042
D. 11043

2.The patient is brought to surgery for an open wound of the

left leg, the total extent measuring approximately 40 × 35 cm.
DESCRIPTION OF PROCEDURE: The legs were prepped with Betadine scrub and
solution and then draped in a routine sterile fashion. Split-thickness skin grafts
measuring about a 10,000th inch thick were taken from both thighs, meshed with a
3:1 ratio mesher, and stapled to the wounds. The donor sites were dressed with
scarlet red, and the recipient sites were dressed with Xeroform, Kerlix fluffs, and
Kerlix roll,and a few ABD

pads were used for absorption. Estimated blood loss was negligible. The patient tolerated
the procedurewell and left surgery in good condition.
A. 15120, 15121 × 12, S81.809A, X58.XXXS
B. 15100, 15101, 11010, S81.809A, X58.XXXS
C. 15220, 15221 × 13, S71.109A, S71.101A, X58.XXXS
D. 15100, 15101 × 13, S71.109A, S71.101A, X58.XXXS

3.What code would be used to code the destruction of a malignant lesion on the genitalia
measuring 1.6 cm using cryosurgery?
A. 17272
B. 11602
C. 11420
D. 11622

4.What code(s) is used by the radiologist when performing preoperative

placement of a needlelocalization wire of a single lesion of the breast to
be excised?
A. 19281, 19125
B. 19125
C. 19281
D. 19296
 5.Patient returns for treatment for 8 extensive warts located on the right and left feet. In the
last visit a decision was made to inject each wart with an antigen drug on a monthly basis until
the warts have resolved. What CPT code is reported?
A. 11900
B. 11900 x 8
C. 11901
D. 17110 x 8

6.The dermatologist has performed Mohs micrographic surgery to excise a

melanoma from the patient calf area. Three stages were performed. First stage
and second stage had 8 tissue blocks per stage. The third stage had 3 tissue
blocks removed. The appropriate mapping and documentation was done on
separate operative report. What CPT codes are reported?
A. 17313, 17314-51, 17314-51
B. 17313, 17314, 17314, 17315X6
C. 17313, 17314, 17314, 17315
D. 17313, 17315, 17315, 17315

17313 - is used for first stage 5 blocks, for additional stage use 17214
and for additional blocks use 17315

7.Mary tells her physician that she has been having pain in her left wrist for several
weeks. The physician examines the area and palpates a ganglion cyst of the tendon
sheath. He marks the injection sites, sterilizes the area, and injects corticosteroid
into two areas.

A. 20550-LT × 2, M67.432

B. 20551-LT, M67.442
C. 20551-LT × 2, M67.40
D. 20612-LT, 20612-59-LT, M67.432

8.The physician applies a Minerva-type fiberglass body cast from the hips to the
shoulders and to the head.Before application, a stockinette is stretched over the
patient'storso, and further padding of the bony areas with felt padding was done.
A. 29040
B. 29055
C. 29025
D. 29000
9.OPERATIVE REPORT
PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Open fracture, left humerus, with possible loss of left radial
pulse.
PROCEDURE PERFORMED: Open reduction internal fixation, left open humerus fracture.
PROCEDURE:While under a general anesthetic, the patient'sleft arm was prepped with
Betadine and draped in sterile fashion. We then created a longitudinal incision over
the anterolateral aspect of his left arm and carried thedissection through the
subcutaneoustissue. We attempted to identify the lateral intermuscular septum and
progressed to the fracture site, which was actually fairly easily to do because there
was some significant tearing and rupturing of the biceps and brachialis muscles.
These were partial ruptures, but the bone was relatively easy to expose through this.
We then identified the fracture site and thoroughly irrigated it with several liters of
saline. We also noted that the radial nerve was easily visible, crossing along the
posterolateral aspect of the fracture site. It was intact. We carefully detected it
throughout the remainder of the procedure. We then were able to strip the
periosteum away from the lateral side of the shaft of the humerus both proximally
and distally from the fracture site. We did this just enough to apply a 6-hole
plate,which we eventually held in place with six corticalscrews. We did attempt to
compressthe fracture site. Dueto some comminution,the fracture was not quite
anatomically aligned, but certainly it was felt to be very acceptable. Once we had
applied the plate, we then checked the radial pulse with a Doppler. We found that the
radial pulse was present using the Doppler, but not with palpation. We then applied
Xeroform dressingsto the wounds and the incision. After padding the arm thoroughly,
we applied a long- arm splint with the elbow flexed about 75 degrees. He tolerated
the procedure well, and the radial pulse was again present on Doppler examination at
the end of the procedure.
A. 24515-RT, S42.302B, W19.XXXA
B. 24500-LT, S42.302B, W19.XXXA
C. 24515-LT, S42.302B, W19.XXXA
D. 24505-LT, S42.302B, W19.XXXA

10. OPERATIVE REPORT

PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Left thigh abscess.
PROCEDURE PERFORMED: Incision and drainage of left thigh abscess.
OPERATIVE NOTE: With the patient under general anesthesia, he was placed in the
lithotomy position. The area around the anus was carefully inspected, and we saw no
evidence of communication with the perirectal space. This appearsto have risen in the
crease at the top of the leg, extending from the posterior buttocks region up toward
the side of the base of the penis. In any event, the area was prepped and draped in a
sterile manner. Then we incised the area in fluctuation. We obtained a lot of very foul-
smelling, almoststool-like material (it was not stool, but it was brown and very foul-
smelling material). This was not the typical pus one sees with a Staphylococcusaureus-type
infection. The incision was widened to allow us to probe the cavity fully.
Again, I could see no evidence of communication to the rectum, but there was
extension down the thigh and extension up into the groin crease. The fascia was
darkened from the purulent material. I opened some of the fascia to make sure the
underlying muscle was viable. This appeared viable. No gas was present. There was
nothing to suggest a necrotizing fasciitis. The patient did have a very extensive
inflammation within this abscess cavity. The abscess cavity was irrigated with peroxide
and salineand packed with gauze vaginal packing. The patient tolerated the procedure
well and was discharged from the operating room in stable condition.
A. 26990-LT, L03.11
B. 27301-LT, L03.114
C. 27301-LT, L03.116
D. 26990-LT, L03.116
27301 - LT is the correct CPT but the ICd mentioned is not correct
A 35-year old is coming in for trigger point injections for right sided thoracic spine pain. Four
points are injected with Depo with Depo Medrol 40 mg/mg. On the rhomboid major and
levator scapular muscles. Which CPT code is reported for injections?
A. 20605x4
B. 20552
C. 20553
D. 20553 x 3

11. A 32 year old has torn meniscus from a sports injury. The repair is
performed with an arthroscope placed into the patellofemoral joint. It showed
grade 2 chondromalacia on the patellar side of the joint.The medial
compartment was entered and a complex posterior horn tear of the medial
meniscus was noted. Repair of the meniscus was carried out to a stable rim
along with shaving the articular cartilage.Next, the lateral compartment was
entered with a similar tissue removing the meniscus with shaving of the articular
cartilage to smooth all surfaces. What CPT code(s) should be reported?
A. 29881, 29877
B. 29883, 29877
C. 29880
D. 29880, 29882

12.This patient returns to the operating room for placement of an additional

chest tube for an anterior pneumothorax due to a contusion lung injury. The
same physician had just placed a chest tube 4 days earlier.

A. 32551, S27.329A

B. 32405, S27.309A
C. 32551-58, S27.329A
D. 32551, S27.329A

Mod 58 is used for Staged Service planned by same physician

CPT 32551 is correct but the CPT is same in Option A and D

13. OPERATIVE REPORT

PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Atelectasis of the left lower lobe.
PROCEDURE PERFORMED: Fiberoptic bronchoscopy with brushings and cell washings.
PROCEDURE: The patient was already sedated, on a ventilator, and intubated;so
his bronchoscopy wasdone through the ET tube. It was passed easily down to the
carina. About 2 to 2.5 cm above the carina, we could see the trachea, which
appeared good, as was the carina. In the right lung, all segments were patent and
entered, and no masses were seen. The left lung, however, had petechial
ecchymotic areas scattered throughout the airways. The tissue was friable and
swollen, but no mucous plugs were noted, and all the airways were open, just some
what swollen. No abnormalsecretions were noted at all.
Brushings were taken as well as washings, including some with Mucomyst to see
whether we could get some distal mucous plug, but nothing really significant was
returned. The specimens were sent to appropriate cytological and bacteriological
studies. The patient tolerated the procedure fairly well.
A. 31622, 31623-51, J98.11
B. 31623, P28.0
C. 31623, J98.11
D. 31624, P28.0

14.OPERATIVE REPORT
PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Atherosclerotic heart disease.
POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Atherosclerotic heart disease.
OPERATIVE PROCEDURE: Coronary bypass grafts ×2 with a single graft from the
aorta to the distal left anterior descending and from the aorta to the distal right
coronary artery.
PROCEDURE: The patient was brought to the operating room and placed in a
supine position under general intubation anesthesia, the anterior chest and legs
were prepped and draped in the usual manner. A segment of greatersaphenous
vein was harvested from the left thigh, utilizing the endoscopic vein harvesting
technique, and prepared for grafting. The sternum was opened in the usual fashion,
and the left internal mammary artery was taken down and prepared for grafting.
The flow through the internal mammary artery was very poor. The patient did have
a 25-mm difference in arterial pressure between theright and left arms, the right
arm being higher. The left internal mammary artery was therefore not used. The
pericardium was incised sharply and a pericardial well created. The patient was
systemically heparinized and placed on bicaval to aortic cardiopulmonary bypass
with the sump in the main pulmonary artery for cardiac decompression. The
patient was cooled to 26, and on fibrillation an aortic cross-clamp was applied and
potassium-rich cold crystalline cardioplegic solution was administered through the
aortic root with satisfactory cardiac arrest. Subsequent doses were given down the
vein grafts as the anastomoses were completed and via the coronary sinus in a
retrograde fashion. Attention was directed to the right coronary artery. The end of
the greater saphenous vein was then anastomosed thereto with 7-0 continuous
Prolene distally. The remaining graft material was then grafted to the left anterior
descending at the junction of the middle and distal third. The aortic cross-clamp
was removed after 149 minutes with spontaneous cardio version. The usual
maneuversto remove air from the left heartwere then carried out using
transesophageal echocardiographic technique. After all the air was removed and
the patient had returned to a satisfactory temperature, he was weaned from
cardiopulmonary bypass after 213 minutes utilizing 5 g per kilogram per minute of
dopamine. The chest was closed in the usual fashion. A sterile compression
dressing was applied, and the patient returned to the surgical intensive care unit
in satisfactory condition.
A. 33511, 33517, I70.90
 B. 33511, 33508, I25.10
C. 33534, 33508, I25.10
D. 33511, 33517, I25.10

15. A 33 year old patient needs a peripherally inserted venous access device
for cancer treatment. The patient was placed in the supine position. Following
the administration of light anesthesia, the right arm was prepped and draped in
the usual fashion. 50 cc of 1 percent Lidocaine with bicarb wasinfused in the
skin and subcutaneous tissue and the basilic vein is punctured. Using seldinger
technique the subclavian vein was cannulated on the first attempt. A j-wire
passed easily under fluoroscopic guidance to the subclavian vein. An incision
was made and a pocket made on the fasciafor the port. The catheter was
trimmed to length attached to the port and the port placed in the subcutaneous
pocket. Catheter and port were sutured to the fascia. The wound was closed
with 3-0 Vicryl.
A. 36570
B. 36576
C. 36571
D. 36568

16. Pre and Post-operative Dx: Acute MI, severe left main arteriosclerotic coronary artery
disease

17. Procedure performed: IABP right common femoral artery

Description: Patient's right groin was prepped and draped in the usual sterile
fashion. Access was obtained through the skin using a 4 French sheath into
the right common femoral artery. The guidewire was placed and then the
intra-aortic balloon pump was placed after the right common femoral artery has
been dilated with the small dilator. The balloon pump had good waveform.
Theballoon pump catheter was secured to his skin after local anesthesia of 2
cc of 1% Xylocaine was used to numb the area. Balloon pump was secured
with a 0 silk suture. The patient had sterile dressing placed. The patient
tolerated the procedure.

A.33967
B. 33975
C. 33970
D. 33973

18. The cardiothoracic surgeon takes a patient to the operating room to

perform an open balloon angioplasty of the femoral popliteal artery with
atherectomy. During the same operative session, the surgeon performs
an open transluminal peripheral atherectomy of the iliac artery.
A. 37224, 75964-26
B. 37226, 0238T
C. 37225, 0238T
D. 37228, 75964-26

19. OPERATIVE REPORT PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Melena.

POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Normal endoscopy.
PROCEDURE: The video therapeutic flexible endoscope was passed without
difficulty into the oropharynx. The gastroesophageal junction was seen at 40 cm.
Inspection of the esophagus revealed no erythema, ulceration, varices, or other
mucosal abnormalities. The stomach was entered and the endoscope advanced to
the second duodenum. Inspection of the second duodenum, first duodenum,
duodenal bulb, and pylorus revealed no abnormalities. Retroflexion revealed no
lesions along the curvature. Inspection of the antrum, body, and fundus of the
stomach revealed no abnormalities. The patient tolerated the procedure well.
A. 45378
B. 43235
C. 49320
D. 43255

20. This 70-year-old male is brought to the operating room for a biopsy of the
pancreas. A wedge biopsy is taken and sent to pathology. The report comes back
immediately indicating that malignant cells were present in the specimen. The
decision was made to perform a total pancreatectomy. Code the operative
procedure(s) only.
A. 48100
B. 48155 - Only Operative procedure os asked fro coding in the question
C. 48155, 48100-51
D. 48155, 48100-51, 88309
21. The patient was taken to the operating room for a repair of a recurrent
strangulated inguinal hernia.

A. 49521

B. 49520

C. 49492

D. 49521-78

22. This 43-year-old female comes in with a peritonsillar abscess. The

patient is brought to same-day surgery and given general anesthetic. On
examination of the peritonsillar abscess, an incision was made and fluid was
drained. The area was examined again, saline was applied, and then the area
was packed with gauze. The patient tolerated the procedure well.
A. 42825, J36
B. 42700, J36
C. 42825, J03.90
D. 42700, J35.01

23. What code would you use to report a rigid

proctosigmoidoscopy with removal of two polyps by snare
technique?
A. 45320
B. 45383
C. 45309 × 2
D. 45315

24. A colonoscopy is performed on a patient. The physician

removes 3 Polyps by hot biopsy forcepstechnique in the
ascending colon. In the transverse colon a miniscule polyp is
ablated. In the sigmoid area small polyp is seen and removed
in total with cold biopsy forceps. What CPT codes will be billed
for the encounter?
A. 45385, 45384-59, 45380-59
B. 45385 X 3, 45383-51, 45380-51
C. 45384, 45388-59, 45380-59
D. 45385 x 3, 45384-59, 45380-59

25. This 1-year-old boy has a mid-shaft hypospadias with a very

mild degree of chordae. He also has a persistent right hydrocele.
The surgeon brought the boy to surgery to perform a right hydrocele
repair and one-stage repair of hypospadias with prepucial onlay
flap.
A. 54322, 55040, Q54.9, Q54.4
B. 54322, 55041-51, Q54.9, Q54.4, N43.3
C. 54324, 55060-51, Q54.9, Q54.4, N43.3
D. 54324, 55060, Q54.4, N43.3

26. The pediatric physician takes this newborn male to the nursery to
perform a clamp circumcision.

A. 54160, Z41.2
B. 54150, Z41.2
C. 54160, Z41.2
D. 54150, Z41.2

CPT 54150 will be used But ICD are not correct

27. This gentleman has worsening bilateral hydronephrosis. He

did not have much of a post void residual on bladder scan. He is
taken to the operating room to have a bilateral cystoscopy and
retrograde pyelogram. The results come back as gross prostatic
hyperplasia.
A. 52005, N42.83
B. 52000, N13.30 N40.1
C. 52005-50, N40.0, N13.30
D. 52000-50, N13.30, N40.1

28. This 32-year-old female presents with an ectopic

pregnancy. The physician performs a laparoscopic
salpingectomy.
A. 59120, N13.30
B. 59151, N13.30
C. 58943, O00.1
D. 59120, O00.8

29. An oncologist performs a complete radical

paravaginectomy and removes the paravaginal tissues. He
also performs a total bilateral pelvic lymphadenectomy and
periaortic lymph node sampling. Correct coding for this
situation would be.
A. 57111
B. 56633, 38770-50-51
 C. 57109
D. 57107, 38770-50-51

30. A three-year-old patient presents to the outpatient

department of the hospital with his mother for a repair of an
incomplete circumcision. The surgeon administer adequate
anesthesia by using a penile block and removes the remaining
foreskin.
A. 54161, 64450
B. 54163, 64450
C. 54162
D. 54163
64450 is used for anesthesia using a penile block

31. This patient is in for a recurrent herniated disk at L4-S1

on the left. The procedure performed is a repeat
laminotomy and foraminotomy at the L5-S1 interspace.
A. 63030-LT, M51.27
B. 63030-LT, M51.25
C. 63042-LT, M51.25
D. 63042-LT, M51.27

32. What code would you assign to report a left partial thyroid lobectomy,
with isthmusectomy?

A. 60210

B. 60220

C. 60212

D. 60225

33. OPERATIVE REPORT

PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Paralytic
ectropion, left eye.

PROCEDURE PERFORMED: Medial

tarsorrhaphy, left eye.
In the operating room, after intravenous sedation, the patient was
given a total of about 0.5 mL oflocal infiltrative anesthetic. The skin
surfaces on the medial area of the lid, medial to the punctum, were
denuded. A bolster had been prepared and double 5-0 silk suture was
passed through the bolster, which was passed through the inferior skin
and raw lid margin, then through the superior margin, and out
throughthe skin. A superior bolster was then applied. The puncta were
probed with wire instrument and found notto be obstructed. The
suture was then fully tied and trimmed. Bacitracin ointment was
placed on the surface of the skin. The patient left the operating room
in stable condition, without complications, having tolerated the
procedure well.
A. 67875-LT, H02.129
B. 67710-LT, H02.139
C. 67882-LT, H02.109
D. 67880-LT, H02.129

34. This 66-year-old male has been diagnosed with a senile

cataract of the posterior subcapsular and is scheduled for a
cataract extraction by phacoemulsification of the right eye. The
physician has taken the patient to the operating room to
perform a posterior subcapsular cataract extraction with IOL,
diffuse of the right eye.
A. 66982-RT, H26.061
B. 66984-RT, H25.041
C. 66983-RT, H25.091
D. 66830-RT, H25.041
No Device is used in Cataract removal in 66982 - Extracapsular--- used with
complex devices but in 66984 no complex devie Is used

35. Patient has estropia of the left eye and presents to

operating suite for strabismus surgery. The physician resects
the medial and lateral rectus muscles of the eye and secure
it with sutures. Extensive scar tissue noted due a previous
surgery. Scar tissue is released on the inferior rectus
muscles. What CPT code will be reported for this surgery?
A. 67312, 67343
B. 67312
C. 67311,67343
D. 67316

36. Pre-op and Post OP Dx: Chronic Otitis Media

Procedure: After the patient was properly identified, he has
brought into the operating room and placed in supine position. The
patient was prepped and draped in the usual fashion.
General anesthesia was administered via inhalation mask, and
after adequate sedation was achieved, a Medium sized speculum
was placed in the ear and cerumen was removed atraumatically
using instruments with operative microscope. An incision was made
in the anterior inferior quadrant of the right tympanum and thick
mucoid fluid was suctioned. An Armstrong grommet ventilating
tube was placed without difficulty followed by antibiotic drops in
cotton balls. Also serous fluid was noted. The patient was
awakened after having tolerated the procedure well and taken to
the recovery room instable condition.
A.69436-50
B. 69436-RT
C. 69433-50
D. 69420-LT

37.A neurological consultation in the emergency department of the

local hospital is requested for a 25- year-old male with suspected
closed head trauma. The patient had a loss of consciousness(LOC)
this morning after receiving a blow to the head in a high school
basketball game. He presents to the emergency department with a
headache, dizziness, and confusion. During the comprehensive
history, the girlfriend relates that the patient has been very irritable
and confused since the incident. Physical examination reveals the
patient to be unsteady and exhibit difficulty in concentration when
stating months in reverse. The pupils dilate unequally. The physician
continues with a comprehensive examination involving an extensive
review of neurological function. The neurologist orders a stat CT and
MRI. The physician suspects a subdural hematoma or an epidural
hematoma, and the medical decision making complexity is high.
A. 99285
B. 99253
C. 99245
D. 99255

38.An obstetrician is requested to provide an office consultation to a

23-year-old female with first- trimester bleeding. The patient
presents with a history of brownish discharge and occasional pinkish
discharge. During the comprehensive history, the patient relates that
she has had suprapubic pain in the past week and cramping. She has
felt nausea and has vomited on three occasions. On one occasion,
the nausea was accompanied by dizziness and vertigo. The
physician conducts a comprehensive examination focused on the
patient's chief complaint. The uterus is found to be soft and
involuted. There is cervical motion tenderness and significant
abdominal tenderness on palpation. A left pelvic mass is palpated in
theleft quadrant. The physician orders a pelvic ultrasound, a
complete CBC, and differential. Considering the range of possible
diagnoses, the medical decision-making complexity is high.
A. 99255
B. 99242
 C. 99245
D. 99235

39.A 56-year-old established male patient presents to his family

physician for a checkup at the local outpatient clinic. The
physician conducts a detailed history and physical examination,
and the check up takes 45 minutes.
A. 99214
B. 99403
C. 99386
D. 99396

40. Karra Hendricks, a 37-year-old female, is an established patient

who presents to the office with pain in the RLQ with fever. The
physician takes a detailed history and performs a detailed
examination. The medical decision making is noted to be of a low
complexity.
A. 99203
B. 99213
C. 99214
D. 99221

41.Sam, a 4-year-old male, was brought to the emergency

department by his mother, where Dr. Black, the emergency
department physician, examined the child. Dr. Black has not
provided service to this childin the past. During a problem-focused
history, the mother stated that the child has had a temperature of
101º F for the past 24 hours, has been very fussy, and has been
pulling on his left ear. The physician examined the child during a
problem-focused examination and diagnosed otitis media, for which
he prescribed a 10-day course of amoxicillin.
A. 99201
B. 99212
C. 99241
D. 99281
Why have we not used 99283 - Need assistance

42.Dr. Robertson provided the first month of care planning

oversight for home care of a 64- year-old male patient with
advanced pancreatic cancer. He developed a plan that included
home oxygen, intravenous diuretics, and pain control management
by means of intravenous morphine. The time spent in the low
intensity oversight for the month was 45 minutes
A. 99378
 B. 99374
C. 99375
D. 99380

43. Which HCPCS modifier indicates an anesthesia service in

which the anesthesiologist medically directs one
CRNA?
A. QX
B. QY
C. QZ
D. QQ

44. Anesthesia service for a pneumo

centesis for lung aspiration, 32420.

A. 00522
B. 00500
C. 00520
D. 00524

45. A patient is coming in for arthroscopic knee surgery.

Anesthesiologist prepares the patient at 9.00am and the surgery
begins at 9:30 am. The Surgery finishes at 11:30 am and the
anesthesiologist leave patient care at 11:30 am. What is the
anesthesia time reported?
A. 2 hours and 15 minutes
B. 2 Hours
C. 2 Hours and 30 minutes
D. 2 Hours and 45 Minutes

46. Pediatric patient that is 6 months old is having a

planned tracheostomy. What anesthesia codeis/are
reported?
A. 00350, 99100
B. 00326, 99100
C. 00326
D. 00350, 99140

47. This 69-year-old female is in for a magnetic resonance

examination of the brain because of new seizure activity. After
imaging without contrast, contrast was administered and further
sequences were performed. Examination results indicated no
apparent neoplasm or vascular malformation.
A. 70543-26, R56.00
B. 70543-26, R56.9
C. 70553-26, R56.9
D. 70553, G40.909

48. This patient undergoes a gallbladder sonogram due to

epigastric pain. The report indicates that the visualized portions of
the liver are normal. No free fluid noted within Morison's pouch. The
gallbladder isidentified and is empty. No evidence of wall thickening
or surrounding fluid is seen. There is no ductal dilatation. The
common hepatic duct and common bile duct measure
0.4 and 0.8 cm, respectively. The common bile duct measurement is
at the upper limits of normal.
A. 76700-26, R10.84
B. 76705-26, R10.13
C. 76775-26, R10.33
D. 76705, R10.84
49. EXAMINATI
ON OF: Chest.
CLINICAL
SYMPTOMS:
Pneumonia.
PA AND LATERAL CHEST X-RAY WITH FLUOROSCOPY.
CONCLUSION: Ventilation within the lung fields has improved
compared with previous study.

A. 71020-26, J15.8
B. 71034, J15.6
C. 71023-26, J18.9
D. 71023, J18.9
Codes are not correct in Options
CPT are deleted and the answer cannot be found
50. EXAMINATION OF:
Abdomen and pelvis.
CLINICAL SYMPTOMS:
Ascites.
CT OF ABDOMEN AND PELVIS: Technique: CT of the abdomen and
pelvis was performed without oral or IV contrast material per physician
request. No previous CT scans for comparison.
FINDINGS: No ascites. Moderate-sized pleural
effusion on the right

A. 74150-26, 72192-26 R18.8

B. 74176-26, J91.8
C. 74150-26, 72192-26 J91.8
D. 74176-26, R18.8
51. EXAMI
NATION OF:
Brain.
CLINICAL
FINDING:
Headache.
COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY OF THE BRAIN was performed without contrast
material.
FINDINGS: There is blood within the third ventricle. The lateral ventricles show
mild dilatation with small amounts of blood.
IMPRESSION: Acute
subarachnoid hemorrhage.

A. 70460-26, R51
B. 70250, R51
C. 70450-26, I60.9
D. 70450-26, R51
52. Report both the technical and professional components of the
following service: This 68-year- old male is seen in Radiation
Oncology Department for prostate cancer. The oncologist performs a
complex clinical treatment planning, dosimetry calculation, and a
complex isodose plan; treatment devices include blocks, special
shields, and wedges. The patient had 5 days of radiation treatments
for 2 weeks, a total of 10 days of treatment.
A. 77263, 77300, 77307, 77334, C61
B. 77300, 77315, 77334, 77427 × 2, C61
C. 77263, 77307, 77334, 77427 × 2, C61
D. 77263, 77427 × 2, C61

53. This is a patient with atrial fibrillation who

comes to the clinic laboratory routinely for a
quantitative digoxin level.
A. 80101, 80102, I50.9
B. 81001, I49.01
C. 80162, I48.91
D. 80162, R00.0

54. This patient presented to the laboratory yesterday for a

creatine measurement. The results came back at higher than
normal levels; therefore, the patient was asked to return to the
laboratory today for a repeat creatine test before the nephrologist
is consulted. Report the second day of test only
A. 82540 × 2, R79.89
B. 82550, R79.89
C. 82550, R79.81
D. 82540, R79.89

55. A patient is diagnosed with Ulcerative colitis and brought for

screening for colon cancer. Which of the following tests for fecal
occult blood would be ordered?
A. 82270
B. 82271
C. 82272
D. 82274
56. On examination, the physician notes a gray vaginal discharge,
which he places on one side. He puts a drop of saline and views the slide
under the microscope and determines that the patient has bacterial
vaginitis. Keeping in mind that the lab test was performed in the office,
and lab setting is regulated by federal rules under the Clinical
Laboratory improvement amendments (CLIA), which of the following is
appropriate billing for the test performed in MD office.
A. 87210-QW
B. 87210-GA
C. 87205-GA
D. 87205-QW
Need Assistance

57. A patient had vaginal hysterectomy for cervical cancer. A

surgical pathology of a gross and microscopic examination was
performed on the uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries. Which CPT
code is reported for this service?
A 88305
B 88307
C 88309
D 88302

58. Patient's low density lipoprotein (LDL) levels are not

responding adequately to prescription drug management.
The PCP collects and submits a blood sample with the
order to the lab for further analysis using ultra
centrifugation. What CPT code is assigned to report this
test?
A. 83719
B. 83698
C. 83701
D. 83704

59. Which code would be used to report an EEG

(electroencephalogram) provided during carotid surgery?

A. 95816

B. 95819

C. 95822

D. 95955

60. This 40-year-old patient who is a type 2 diabetic is seen in an

inpatient setting for psychotherapy. The doctor spends 50
minutes face to face with the patient. The patient is seen for
depression.

A. 90834, F32.9, E11.8

B. 90837, F32.9, E11.8

 C. 90834, F32.9
D. 90837, F32.9

61. How would you report a screening

hearing test?
A. 92551
B. 92555
C. 92553
D. 92620

62. The patient presented for a spontaneous nystagmus test that

included gaze, fixation,and recording and used vertical electrodes:
A. 92541
B. 92547
C. 92541, 92544, 92547
D. 92541, 92547
63. DIALYSIS INPATIENT NOTE: This 24-year-old male patient is on
continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) using 1.5%. He drains
more than 600 ml. He is tolerating dialysis well. He continues to have
some abdominal pain, but his abdomen is not distended. He has some
diarrhea. His abdomen does not look like acute abdomen. His vitals, other
than blood pressure in the 190s over 100s, are fine. He is afebrile.At this
time, I will continue with 1.5% dialysate. I gave him labetalol IV for blood
pressure. Because of diarrhea,I am going to check stool for white cells,
culture. Next we will see what the primary physician says today. His HIDA
scan was normal. The patient suffers from ESRD.
A. 90947, 90960, N18.6, R19.7
B. 90945, N18.6, R19.7
C. 90960, N18.6
D. 90945, N18.6

64. INDICATION: Hypertension with newly diagnosed acute

myocardial infarction.PROCEDURE PERFORMED: Insertion of
Swan-Ganz catheter.
DESCRIPTION OF PROCEDURE: The right internal jugular and subclavian
area was prepped with antiseptic solution. Sterile drapes were applied.
Under usual sterile precautions,the right internal jugular vein was
cannulated. A 9 French introducer was inserted, and a 7 French Swan-Ganz
catheter was inserted without difficulty. Right atrial pressures were 2 to
3,right ventricular pressures 24/0, and pulmonary artery 26/9 with a
wedge pressure of 5. This is a Trendelenburg position. The patient
tolerated the procedure well.
A. 93451, 93503-51, I10
B. 93503, I10
C. 93503, 99356, I10, I21.3
D. 93503, I10, I21.3

65. Epi- stands for:

A. Within
B. Upon
C. Inside
D. Outside
66. Insertion of central venous catheter into right atrium is through
A. Aorta
B. Subclavian
C. Femoral
D. Pulmonary Artery

67. Xantho means:

A. Red
B. Green
C. Yellow
D. Black

68. Osteomalacia is a condition:

A. Hardening of bone
B. Softening of bone
C. Discoloration
D. Narrowing

69. The act of turning upward, such as the hand turned palm upward:

A. supination

B. adduction
C. pronation

D. circumduction
70. The middle layer of the skin, also known as the corium or true skin, is
the:
A. epidermis.
B. stratum corneum
C. dermis
D. subcutaneous.
Outer layer is called Epidermis or Statum Corneum, Middle Layer is called
dermis or Corium/True Skin, The Third layer Is called subcutaneous tissue
or hypodermis

71. The shaft of a long bone:

A. diaphysis
B. epiphysis
C. metaphysic
D. periosteum

Diaphysis is the long shaft of the bone, Epiphysis is upper most

and the lower most part f the bone, metaphysis in the middle of
diaphysis and epiphysis and Periosteum is the covering of diapysis

72. Which of the following is NOT a covering of the chamber walls of the
heart?
A. endocardium
B. myocardium
C. pericardium
D. epicardium
Endocardium – Inner most layer if the heart, Myocardium Is the thick
middle layer of the heart, Epicardium is the outermost layer of the heart,
Pericardium is the sac under which heart and vessel are contained

73. Admission for hemodialysis and

acute renal failure.
A. Z49.31, N17.9
B. Z49.31, N17.0
C. Z49.31, N17.9
D. N17.9, Z49.31
74. Sarcoidosis with
cardiomyopathy.

A. D86.9, J99

B. D86.9, I43
C. I43, D86.9
D. D86.9, I43 Z03.89 ED86.85

75. Open wound

of left hand.

A. S61.402A
B. S61.209A
C. S58.029A
D. S61.401A

76. Fracture of the right patella

with abrasion.
A. S82.001A, S80.819A
B. S82.001A
C. S80.819A, S82.001B
D. S82.101A

77. Mr. Hallberger has multiple problems. I am examining him in the

intensive critical
care unit. I understand he has fluid overload with acute renal failure and
was started on ultra filtration by the nephrologist on duty. He has an
abnormal chest x
-ray. He has preexisting type 2 diabetes mellitus and sepsis. We are left
with a patient now who is still sedated and on a ventilator because of
respiratory failure. Code the diagnosis(es) only.
A. R60.9, N18.9, R83.9, E11.29, A42.9, J96.90
B. R18.8, N17.2, R91.8, E11.29, A42.9, J96.90
C. E86.9, N26.9, R91.8, E11.9, A41.9, J96.90, T67.3XXA
D. E87.70, N17.9, R91.8, E11.9, A41.9, J96.90, R65.20
 78. A patient with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is
issued a medically necessary nebulizer with a compressor and
humidifier for extensive use with oxygen delivery.
A. E0570, E0550
B. E0570, E0560
C. E0585, E0550
D. E0570, E0555

79. A patient presents for trimming of 10

dystrophic toenails.

A. G0127 × 10
B. G0127, G0127 × 9
C. G0127
D. G0127 × 5, G0127 × 5

80. A 14 year old female was burned on her upper arm and require
a graft of 15 sq cm of tissue. She is being treated with an acellular
dermal matrix, Primatrix, what HCPCS level II code should you report
for the supply of the dermal grafting tissue?
A Q4106
B Q4110
X15

C Q4101
D Q4106 X 15

81. When are providers responsible for obtaining an

ABN for a service not considered medically
necessary?

A. After providing a service or item to a beneficiary

B. Prior to providing a service or item to a beneficiary

C. During a procedure or service
D. After a denial has been received from Medicare
82. HIPAA was made into law in
what year?
A. 1992
B. 1997
C. 1995
D. 1996
Hipaa was enacted on aug 21 1996

83. Which of the following health plans does not fall under HIPAA?
A. Medicaid
B. Medicare
C. Workers compensation
D. Private plans

84. When a physician’s claim form is submitted to an insurance

company, which two main components must the claim link to in order
to prove medical necessity?
A. Date of service and work status
B. Provider name and address
C. Modifier and place of service
D. Diagnosis and procedure code(s)

85. What is the standard claim form that is used to report

professional services and supplies to insurance plans?
A. ANSI ASCX12-N
B. CMS-1500
C. CMS-1444
D. UB-04

86. What reimbursement method does the abbreviation RBRVS stand for?
A. Resource Based Relative Value Scale
B. Relative Based Resources Value System
C. Revenue Balanced Relative Value Scale
D. Resource Balanced Relative Value System

87. What document does an insurance company create and send

back to the provider and patient to detail the results of processing
a claim?
A. Fiscal Intermediary Results
B. Explanation of Benefits
C. Explanation of Benefactor
D. Encounter Form

88. Sickle-cell anemia and thalassemia are both types of:

A. Iron deficiency anemia
B. Hereditary hemolytic anemia
C. Aplastic anemia
D. Coagulation defects

89. Which place of service code should be reported on the

physician’s claim for a surgical procedure performed in an ASC?

A. 21
B. 22
C. 24
D. 11

90. What is PHI?

A. Physician-health care interchange
B. Private health insurance
C. Protected health information
D. Provider identified incident-to
91. A 70-year-old with significant pelvic prolapse and grade IV cystocele
who has failed previous primary repair and is status post hysterectomy.
She presents for anterior repair and colpopexy. Procedure: Patient placed
in the dorsal lithotomy position and general anesthetic was induced
without problems. A midline incision is made from just above is made from
justabove the bladder neck to the vaginal cuff. She is noted to have a
grade IV cystocele. Vaginalflaps were dissected to the level of the
pubocervical fascia. Her vaginal mucosa was in good condition but near
the urethra and bladder neck it was a little thinner. There is significant
scarring on the left side from previous procedures. Ishcial spine is
identified and swept fiber fatty tissue off of the sacrospinous ligament
bilaterally. No scarring or adhesions in this area. Anterior needles were
passed into place on the elevate mesh and these were fixed in a manner
similar to the MiniArC. They were passed along just below the bladder neck
toward the obturaton foramen and fixed in place. An anterior support was
created without tension at the viscourethral junction. Apical needles were
then used to pass the apical arms into place. There were gently fixed into
place along the sacrospinous ligament approximately 2cm away from the
ischial spine. This was done bilaterally. They passed in a single pass and
were fixed in place confirmed by gentle tugging on both arms. Three
Vicryl sutures had been placed and the vaginal apex were then passed
over into the mesh and tied down. The apical arms were placed through
the eyelets of the mesh and passed down toward the sacrospinous
ligament bilaterally to create good apical support. Eyelet fasteners placed
bilaterally and mesh arms trimmed providing excellent apical and anterior
support. Vaginal mucosa was closed and vaginal packed placed. No
complications. What CPT® code(s) describe(s) this procedure?

A. 57250, 57280
B. 57240, 57282
C. 57240, 57283
D. 57250, 57283

92. Preoperative Diagnosis: Right hydronephrosis Postoperative

Diagnosis: Right hydronephrosis
Operation: Cystoscopy and right retrograde pyelogram Procedure: Patient
prepped and draped in the dorsolithotomy position. Placed under general
anesthesia a 23 French cystoscope was passed into the bladder. No
tumors were visualized. Urine from the bladder was sent for urine
cytology. Then a 6 French access catheter was passed into the right uretal
orfice. Contrast was injected and there were no filling defects noted. There
was no fixed tumor and no stone. There was mild hydroureteral nephrosis
against the bladder. There was a narrowing at the UVJ no abnormalities.
Renal pelvis barbotaged with saline and renal pelvis urine sent to
pathology for urine cytology. After the retrograde pyelogram was
performed the access catheter was removed.

A. 52000-RT, 74420-26
B. 52281-RT, 74425-26
C. 52007-RT, 74400-26
D. 52005-RT, 74420-26
93. OPERATIVE REPORT
PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Missed abortion with fetal demise, 11 weeks.
POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Missed abortion with fetal demise, 11 weeks.
PROCEDURE: Suction D&C.
The patient was prepped and draped in a lithotomy position under general
mask anesthesia, and the bladder was straight catheterized; a weighted
speculum was placed in the vagina. Theanterior lip of the cervix was
grasped with a single-tooth tenaculum. The uterus was then sounded to a
depth of 8 cm. The cervical os was then serially dilated to allow passage
of a size 10 curved suction curette. A size 10 curved suction curette was
then used to evacuate theintrauterine contents. Sharp curette was used
to gently palpate the uterine wall with negative return of tissue, and the
suction curette was again used with negative return of tissue. The
tenaculum was removed from the cervix. The speculum was removed
from the vagina. All sponges and needles were accounted for at
completion of the procedure. The patient left the operating room in
apparent good condition having tolerated the procedure well. Pathology
report indicated benign polyp.
A. 59812, O03.9
B. 59812, O07.4
C. 59820, O02.1
D. 59856, O02.1

94. OPERATIVE REPORT

PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Right ureteral stricture.
POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Right ureteral stricture.
PROCEDURE PERFORMED: Cystoscopy, right ureteral stent
change.
PROCEDURE NOTE: The patient was placed in the lithotomy position
after receiving IV sedation. He was prepped and draped in the lithotomy
position. The 21 French cystoscope was passed into the bladder, and
urine was collected for culture Inspection of the bladder demonstrated
findings consistent with radiation cystitis, which has been previously
diagnosed. There is no frank neoplasia. The right ureteral stent was
grasped and removed through the urethral meatus; under fluoroscopic
control, a guide wire was advanced up the stent, and the stent was
exchanged for a 7 French 26-cm stent under fluoroscopic control inthe
usual fashion. The patient tolerated the procedure well.
A. 51702-LT, N13.5
B. 51702-RT, N30.90
C. 52332-RT, N30.90
D. 52332-RT, N13.5

95. This patient is a 52-year-old female who has been having prolonged
and heavy bleeding.
SURGICAL FINDINGS: On pelvic exam under anesthesia, the uterus was normal
size andfirm. The examination revealed no masses. She had a few small
endometrial polyps in the lower uterine segment.
DESCRIPTION OF PROCEDURE: After induction of general anesthesia, the
patient was placed in the dorsolithotomy position, after which the perineum
and vagina were prepped, thebladder straight catheterized, and the
patient draped. After bimanual exam was performed, a weighted
speculum was placed in the vagina and the anterior lip of the cervix was
grasped with a single toothed tenaculum. An endocervical curettage was
then done with a Kevorkian curet. The uterus was then sounded to 8.5 cm.
The endocervical canal was dilated to 7 mm with Hegar dilators. A 5.5-mm
Olympus hysteroscope was introduced using a distention medium. The
cavity was systematically inspected, and the preceding findings noted.
The hysteroscope was withdrawn and the cervix further dilated to 10 mm.
Polyp forceps was introduced, and a few small polyps were removed.
These were sent separately. Sharp endometrial curettage was then done.
The hysteroscope was then reinserted, and the polyps had essentially
been removed. The patient tolerated the procedure well and returned to
the recovery room in stable condition (Pathology confirmed benign
endometrial polyps).
Pathology confirmed benign
endometrial polyps.
A. 58558, 57460-51, N92.0, N84.0
B. 58558, N92.0, N84.0
C. 58558, 57558-51, N92.0, N84.0
D. 58558, N92.1, D49.5

96. OPERATIVE REPORT

PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Possible recurrent transitional cell carcinoma
of the bladder.
POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: No evidence of recurrence.
PROCEDURE PERFORMED: Cystoscopy with multiple bladder
biopsies.
PROCEDURE NOTE: The patient was given a general mask anesthetic,
prepped, and drapedin the lithotomy position. The 21 French cystoscope
was passed into the bladder. There was ahyperemic area on the posterior
wall of the bladder, and a biopsy was taken. Random biopsies of the
bladder were also performed. This area was fulgurated. A total of 7 cm2 of
bladder was fulgurated. A catheter was left at the end of the procedure.
 The patient tolerated the procedure well and was transferred to the
recovery room in good condition. The palthology report indicated no
evidence of recurrence.
A. 52224, Z85.51
B. 51020, 52204, Z80.59
C. 52234, Z85.51
D. 52224 × 4, D41.4

97. This 41-year-old female presented with a right labial lesion. A

biopsy was taken, and theresults were reported as VIN-III, cannot rule
out invasion. The decision was therefore made to proceed with wide
local excision of the right vulva.
PROCEDURE: The patient was taken to the operating room, and general
anesthesia was administered. The patient was then prepped and draped
in the usual manner in lithotomy position, and the bladder was emptied
with a straight catheter. The vulva was then inspected.On the right
labium minora at approximately the 11 o'clock position, there was a
multifocal lesion. A marking pen was then used to mark out an elliptical
incision, leaving a 1-cm borderon all sides. The skin ellipse was then
excised using a knife. Bleeders were cauterized with electrocautery. A
running locked suture of 2-0 Vicryl was then placed in the deeper tissue.
The skin was finally re approximated with 4 0 Vicryl in an interrupted
fashion. Good hemostasis was thereby achieved. The patient tolerated
this procedure well. There were nocomplications.
A. 56605, C51.9
B. 56625, D07.1
C. 56620, D07.1
D. 11620, C51.9
98.Indications: 15-year-old boy was burned in a fire and assessed to have
received burns to 75 percent of his total body surface area. He was
transferred to a burn center for definitive treatment. Once stable, he was
brought to the OR. Procedure: Due to extent of the patient’s burns and
lack of sufficient donor sites, his full- thickness burns will be excised and
covered with xenograft (skin substitute graft), and a split-thickness skin
biopsy will be harvested for preparation of autologous grafts to be applied
in the coming weeks, when available. After induction of anesthesia,
extensive debridement of the full-thickness burns was undertaken.
Attention was first directed to the patient’s face, neck, and scalp. A total
of 500 sq cm in this area received full-thickness burns. The eschar
involving this area was excised down to viable tissue. Hemostasis was
achieved using electrocautery. Attention was then turned to the trunk. A
total of 950 sq cm in this area received full- thickness burns. The eschar
involving this area was excised down to viable tissue. Hemostasis was
achieved. Attention was then turned to thearms and legs. A total of 725 sq
cm received full-thickness burns. The eschar involving this area was
excised down to viable tissue. Hemostasis was achieved. Attention was
then turned to the hands and feet. A total of 300 sq cm in this area
received full-thickness burns. The eschar involving this area was excised
down to viable tissue. All involved areas were then covered with
xenograft. Finally a split thickness skin graft of 0.015 inches in depth was
harvested using a dermatome from a separate donor site. A total of 85 sq
cm was recovered. What procedures codes would be reported service?

A. 15200, 15201 x 123, 15004, 15005, 15002, 15003

B. 15275, 15276 x 31, 15271, 15272 x 66, 15004, 15005 x 16, 15002,
15003 x 7

C 15277, 15278 x 7, 15273, 15274 x 16, 15004, 15005 x 7, 15002, 15003 x

. 16, 15040

D. 15130, 15131 x 7, 15135, 15136 x 16, 15004, 15005 x 7, 15002, 15003 x

16

99.Procedure Diagnosis: Basal cell carcinoma, left chin. Procedure: Wide

local excision of
3.0 cm with 0.3 cm margin basal cell carcinoma of the left chin with a 4
cm closure. Procedure: The patient’s left chin was examined. The site of
intended excision was marked out. The site was then prepped. The patient
was then prepped and draped in the usual fashion. A 15 blade scalpel was
then used to make an incision in the previously marked site. It was carried
down to the subcuticular fat. The lesion was then sharply dissected off
underlying tissue bed using a 15-blade scalpel. It was tagged for
pathologic orientation. The hyfrecator was used for hemostasis. The
wound was then closed by advancing the tissue surrounding thelesion and
closing in layers with 3-0 Vicryl for the deep layer, followed by 5-0 Prolene
for the skin. The skin closure was in a running subcuticular fashion. Steri-
Strips were then applied. What are the procedure and diagnosis codes?

A. 11644, 12052-51, C44.319

B. 11643, 12013-51, C44.319
C. 11444, 12052-51, D49.2
D. 11443, 12013-51, D49.2

100.PRE OP DIAGNOSIS: Left Breast Abnormal MMX or Palpable Mass;

Other DisordersOf Breast
PROCEDURE: Automated Stereotactic Biopsy Left Breast
FINDINGS: Lesion is located in the lateral region, just at or below the level
of the nipple on the 90 degree lateral view. There is a subglandular
implant in place. I discussed the procedurewith the patient today including
risks, benefits and alternatives. Specifically discussed was the fact that
the implant would be displaced out of the way during this biopsy
procedure.
Possibility of injury to the implant was discussed with the patient. Patient
has signed the consent form and wishes to proceed with the biopsy. The
patient was placed prone on the stereotactic table; the left breast was
then imaged from the inferior approach. The lesion of interest is in the
anterior portion of the breast away from the implant which was displaced
back toward the chest wall. After imaging was obtained and stereotactic
guidance used to target coordinates for the biopsy, the left breast was
prepped with Betadine. 1% lidocaine wasinjected subcutaneously for local
anesthetic. Additional lidocaine with epinephrine was then injected
through the indwelling needle. The SenoRx needle was then placed into
the area of interest.
Under stereotactic guidance we obtained 9 core biopsy samples using
vacuum and cutting technique. The specimen radiograph confirmed
representative sample of calcification was removed. The tissue marking
clip was deployed into the biopsy cavity successfully. This was confirmed
by final stereotactic digital image and confirmed by post core biopsy
mammogram left breast. The clip is visualized projecting over the lateral
anterior left breast in satisfactory position. No obvious calcium is visible
on the final post core biopsy image in the area of interest. The patient
tolerated the procedure well. There were no apparent complications. The
biopsy site was dressed with Steri-Strips, bandage and ice pack in the
usual manner. The patient did receive written and verbal post-biopsy
instructions. The patientleft our department in good condition.
IMPRESSION: 1. SUCCESSFUL STEREOTACTIC CORE BIOPSY OF LEFT BREAST
CALCIFICATIONS.
2.SUCCESSFUL DEPLOYMENT OF THE TISSUE MARKING CLIP
INTO THE BIOPSY CAVITY
3.PATIENT LEFT OUR DEPARTMENT IN GOOD CONDITION TODAY WITH
POST- BIOPSY INSTRUCTIONS.
4.PATHOLOGY REPORT IS PENDING; AN ADDENDUM WILL BE ISSUED
AFTERWE RECEIVE THE PATHOLOGY REPORT. What are the correct CPT
codes?
A. 19081
B. 19101, 19081
C. 19100, 19283, 76942-26
D. 19283