Get Certified: Clinical Procedures

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The ICD-10 is owned and copyrighted by which authority?

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Chronological description of the patient’s symptoms or clinical problems from the onset and/or how it has developed.

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This refers to how often the prescription medication is taken.

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Means three times daily

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These codes have descriptors that correspond to a procedure or service.

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This section consists of a series of questions used to elicit information about additional signs, symptoms or problems currently or previously experienced by the patient.

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What the patient has done to alleviate or try to fix the symptoms.

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These are lab specimens that are typically collected in a sterile cup.

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Nephr/o-

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These are diagnostic codes that create a uniform vocabulary for describing the causes of injury, illness and death.

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This denotes the surrounding events or what the patient was doing at the time the symptom or problem began.

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This is often used to describe the destination of the patient after hospital discharge. It can also describe the destination within the care pathway following early assessment and treatment in the ED.

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While live scribing for a physician, you have to handle multiple tasks simultaneously, including answering phone calls, managing patient charts, and documenting the physician's notes. How will you prioritize your tasks?

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While scribing for a physician, you encountered a challenging situation with a patient who was non-compliant and refused to follow the physician's treatment plan. How will you handle the situation?

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While scribing for a physician, you made an error in documenting a patient's medical history. How did you address the situation, and what steps did you take to prevent similar errors from happening in the future?

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You were working with a physician who had different communication and documentation preferences than what you were used to. How did you adapt to their style and ensure accurate and complete documentation?

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Samantha is a 56-year-old woman who presents to the emergency department with sudden onset of left leg pain, swelling, and tenderness. She reports that the pain started earlier in the day and has been getting progressively worse. She denies any recent trauma to her leg or a history of blood clots. On physical examination, her left leg is visibly swollen and warmer than the right leg. Which imaging test is most commonly used to diagnose deep vein thrombosis (DVT)?

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John is a 45-year-old man who visits his primary care physician for a routine checkup. He has a family history of diabetes and is concerned about his risk for developing the condition. His physician decides to order a blood test to evaluate his blood glucose levels. Which blood test is used to diagnose and monitor diabetes?

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Mary is a 60-year-old woman who has a history of high blood pressure and has been taking medication for several years. During a routine checkup, her physician wants to assess her kidney function due to her medical history. What is the most common blood test used to assess kidney function?

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You are a medical scribe working in a primary care physician's office. The physician is seeing a patient with a history of hypertension and diabetes who has been recently experiencing frequent headaches and blurry vision. What are some key points that the scribe should document during the visit with the patient?

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Mark is a 45-year-old man who recently underwent surgery to repair a torn rotator cuff in his shoulder. His surgeon has recommended physical therapy as part of his post-operative rehabilitation plan. What is the role of physical therapy in helping patients recover from surgery or injury?

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Handling multiple tasks or requests from patients simultaneously while serving as a medical virtual assistant. How did you prioritize your tasks and ensure that all patients received timely and appropriate responses?

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What symbol is placed in front of a CPT code to indicate it is an add on code?

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Who requires a special report with the use of unlisted codes?

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How many main sections are in the CPT manual?

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You are working as a triage nurse receptionist in a medical clinic. You have four patients who have just arrived in the following order: A 35-year-old female with severe abdominal pain and vomiting. A 70-year-old male with chest pain and shortness of breath. A 25-year-old male who was involved in a car accident and is complaining of neck and back pain. An 80-year-old female who has fallen and hit her head.

Question: Which patient will you prioritize to get initial treatment?

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Identify the CPT section in which the code 21310 is located.

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A code reported without another primary service/procedure code by the same physician or other health care professional.

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Which punctuation mark between codes in the index of the CPT manual indicates two codes are available?

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Significant, separately identifiable E&M service by the same physician on the same day of the procedure or service

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What are the typical steps involved in referring a patient to a specialist, and what information does the primary care physician need to provide?

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Jack is a 45-year-old man who has been experiencing joint pain, swelling, and stiffness for several weeks. After consulting with his physician and undergoing several tests, he is diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis.What is the recommended treatment for patients with newly diagnosed rheumatoid arthritis?

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Critical care given for less than 30 minutes total duration on a given date should be reported as:

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Laboratory components of calcium (82310), carbon dioxide (82374), chloride (82435), creatinine (82565), glucose (82947), potassium (84132), sodium (84295), and nitrogen-BUN (84520) compose what panel?

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What is the recommended screening protocol for cervical cancer in women over 30 years of age?

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Robert is a 65-year-old man who was recently admitted to the hospital with pneumonia. During his hospital stay, his physician orders a comprehensive metabolic panel to monitor his electrolyte levels. What is the most common electrolyte imbalance seen in hospitalized patients?

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Mary is an 80-year-old woman who lives alone at home. She was brought to the emergency department after experiencing a fall in her bathroom. Her physician suspects that she may have sustained a hip fracture and orders a series of tests. What are the common causes of falls in older adults?

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Linda is a 70-year-old woman who recently underwent surgery for a hip replacement. Her family is considering various options for her post-operative care and is unsure of the differences between Assisted living, Nursing home, SNF (Skilled Nursing Facilities) and Board and Care facilities. Where is the appropriate place should Linda to rehabilitate

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George is a 55-year-old male who presents to his primary care physician with complaints of foot pain. The physician suspects he may have plantar fasciitis and refers him to a podiatrist for further evaluation and treatment. What are some common treatment options for plantar fasciitis recommended by podiatrists?

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Samuel is a patient who needs a refill of his medication. He is not able to see his doctor in person for a few weeks and is wondering what options are available to him for getting a refill. What are the typical ways that patients can request prescription refills, and what information do they need to provide?

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