ICD-10-CM. Test Your Knowledge Chapter 5. Using your ICD-10-CM codebook, code the following:

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1 ICD-10-CM Test Your Knowledge Chapter 5 Using your ICD-10-CM codebook, code the following: 1) Tuberculoma of meninges 2) Episcleritis tuberculosis 3) Late effects of respiratory tuberculosis 4) Tuberculosis infection of hip diagnosed by CT scan 5) Renal tuberculosis with pyelonephritis 6) Tuberculosis peritonitis 7) Salmonella meningitis 8) Tuberculosis of the small intestine 9) Gastroenteritis due to rotavirus 10) Staphylococcus enterocolitis 11) Tuberculosis laryngitis that was confirmed histologically but not by bacteriological examination 12) A 45 year old patient is diagnosised with epididymis tuberculosis 13) Tuberculous mastoiditis 14) A patient was treated in the emergency room after eating bad mayonnaise and was diagnosed with botulism 15) Sixteen patients aboard a cruise ship bound for Alaska had to be returned after the ship s doctor diagnosed the patients with the Norwalk virus

2 1) Positive HIV blood test 2) Kaposi sarcoma due to AIDS 3) Asymptomatic HIV infection 4) Exposure to HIV 5) A patient with HIV-2 infection 6) Inconclusive HIV serology 7) Testing HIV and the test results are negative 8) Pregnant patient in her second trimester who has AIDS 9) Patient with known prior diagnosis of an HIV-related illness should be reported with this diagnosis code. 10) Acute salpingitis due to gonococcal infection 11) A patient with known AIDS is admitted to the hospital for treatment of Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia. 12) A patient with known hepatitis C seen in the outpatient department for Interferon treatment 13) Typhoid fever 14) Food poisoning due to Staphylococcus organism 15) Pulmonary tuberculosis, bacilli identified with microscopy

3 1) Primary pancreatic cancer 2) Secondary tumor found in the bronchus in the middle lobe of the lung 3) Bronchial adenoma in a 70 year old woman 4) Carcinoma in situ of the right eyeball 5) Tumor of the hilus lung, unspecified 6) Lymphoid leukemia in remission in a 40 year old man 7) Malignant lymphosarcoma 8) Carcinoma in situ of the vermillion border of the lip 9) Cancer in situ of the right ovary 10) Metastatic cancer to the lung from the breast in a male patient 11) Severe dysplasia of the cervix in a 50 year old female 12) A 52 year old patient is treated for prophylactic chemotherapy treatment. The patient has acute monoblastic leukemia. 13) A patient is diagnosed with chronic myelogenous leukemia of blastic exacerbation. 14) A patient with myeloblastic leukemia in the remission stage underwent a bone marrow transplant on 07/08/20xx. 15) A patient diagnosed by the physician with Hodgkin s lymphoma is scheduled for a follow-up visit.

4 1) Addison s anemia 2) Imerslund syndrome 3) Physical retardation due to malnutrition 4) Acquired sideroblastic anemia 5) Scorbutic anemia 6) Chlorotic anemia 7) Pseudocholinesterase deficiency 8) Stomatocytosis 9) Anemia due to acute blood loss 10) Christmas disease 11) Von Willebrand disease 12) A 10 year old sickle cell patient presents with severe chest pain, dyspnea, cough, fever, and pain. The physician documents sickle-cell Hb-SS disease and administers a transfusion and oxygen. 13) A patient with polyuria, muscle weakness, chronic fatigue, and failure to grow is diagnosed with primary aldosteronism. 14) A patient who is morbidly obese is diagnosed with dysmetabolic syndrome X. 15) A patient presents with symptoms of severe lethargy, pain in the joins, and feelings of overall illness. Blood levels reveal decreased potassium. He is diagnosed with hypopotassemia.

5 1) A 45 year old man with HIV infection 2) Type 1 diabetic patient is brought to the ER by ambulance in a coma. The patient is pale, has rapid heart beat, and his face is covered in sweat. The physician finds that the insulin pump is not delivering insulin. After reviewing the lab results, the patient is diagnosed with diabetic coma. 3) Vitamin K deficiency 4) Grave s disease with thyrotoxic crisis 5) Addison s disease 6) Morbid obesity 7) Gout 8) Alder s syndrome 9) A patient with Type 1 diabetes is seen for an eye check-up. After a thorough examination, the ophthalmologist determines the patient has retinal edema. 10) A patient diagnosed with ovarian cancer 11) Subcutaneous lipoma of the face 12) A 12 year old male patient diagnosed with acute poliomyelitis 13) A 28 year old female patient in her first trimester of pregnancy developed gestational diabetes. The patient was monitored with diet and exercise during pregnancy. She delivered a healthy female infant at week 40 without complications. Her postpartum examination revealed the diabetes mellitus was gestational. No further indication of the condition was present. She will be monitored twice in the next year at 6 month intervals. 14) Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome 15) A patient is diagnosed with a benign neoplasm of the occipital bone True/False 16) A benign neoplasm is a noncancerous tumor that does not worsen over time. 17) A patient who has non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus that is out of control is coded using category E10.

6 18) Chronic hepatitis C with hepatic coma is located in Chapter 2 of the Tabular List. 19) Late effects of tuberculosis are never coded. 20) Diabetic complications of pregnancy are coded using only category O24.