AHIMA CCA: Exam 2 with Answers (100% Correct) 2022

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AHIMA CCA: Exam 2 with Answers (100% Correct) 2022 1. Data security policies and procedures should be reviewed at least: a. Semi-annually b. Annually c. Every two years d. Quarterly - ✔✔Cor... rect Answer: B All data security policies and procedures should be reviewed and evaluated at least every year to make sure they are up-to-date and still relevant to the organization (Johns 2011, 995). 2. Identify the correct ICD-9-CM diagnosis code(s) for a patient with near-syncope event and nausea. a. 780.2 b. 780.2, 787.02 c. 780.2, 787.01 d. 780.4, 787.02 - ✔✔Correct Answer: BNear-syncope and nausea are both signs and symptoms and therefore not integral to the other. Both conditions should be coded (Hazelwood and Venable 2012, 71). 3. The codes in the musculoskeletal section of CPT may be used by: a. Orthopedic surgeons only b. Orthopedic surgeons and emergency department physicians c. Any physician d. Orthopedic surgeons and neurosurgeons - ✔✔Correct Answer: C Any physician may use the codes in any section of CPT (AHIMA 2012a, 587). 4. In an EHR, what is the risk of copying and pasting? a. Reduction in the time required to document b. The system not recording who entered the data c. Quicker overall system response time d. System thinking that the original documenter recorded the note - ✔✔Correct Answer: B The system not recording who entered the data (Johns 2011, 433).5. Mr. Smith is seen in his primary care physician's office for his annual physical examination. He has a digital rectal examination and is given three small cards to take home and return with fecal samples to screen for colorectal cancer. Assign the appropriate CPT code to report this occult blood sampling. a. 82270 b. 82271 c. 82272 d. 82274 - ✔✔Correct Answer: A CPT code 82270 describes a test for occult blood using feces source for the purpose of neoplasm screening with the use of three cards or single triple card for consecutive collection (AMA 2012b, 417). 6. Identify the punctuation mark that is used to supplement words or explanatory information that may or may not be present in the statement of a diagnosis or procedure in ICD-9-CM coding. The punctuation does not affect the code number assigned to the case. The punctuation is considered a nonessential modifier, and all three volumes of ICD-9-CM use them. a. Parent [Show More]

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