- What is the ICD-10 guideline to code for osteoporosis without a current pathological fracture?
- There is no rule.
- Code for the osteoporosis, and code for the pathological fracture.
- Code for the osteoporosis from the M81._ category, and code for the history of a pathological fracture.
- None of the above is correct.
- How many characters are needed for the diagnosis of osteoporosis with a current pathological fracture?
- Four
- Seven
- Six
- There is no such code
- You’re treating a pregnant patient. How is this coded?
- M80.80XA, Z87.310
- M81.8, Z87.310
- M80.80XD, Z87.310
- M81.8
- What does the coding convention “Excludes 1” mean when it is listed under the main category?
- The codes are excluded from each other and should not be billed together during the same encounter.
- You can code the two codes together, but you have to find the other code in another section.
- The two codes cannot be coded together because there is a combination code for the two codes.
- None of the above is correct.
- Generalized osteoarthritis (M15.0) can be billed on the same claim along with any other osteoarthritis codes with bilateral joint involvement from categories M16._, M17._ and M18._.
- True
- False