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NEwSlETTErS 4 Medical Coding Newsletters Compliance Newsletters Post Acute Newsletters

BOOKS 7 Medical Code Books Medical Specialty Illustrated Books Special Handbooks

CharTS 11 ICD-10 Specialty Specific Charts

CONSulTiNg & audiTiNg SErviCES 12

EdiTOrial adviSOry BOard & ExpErT paNEl 13

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superCoder Illustrated for Neurology/Neurosurgery

superCoder Illustrated for Otolaryngology

superCoder Illustrated for Plastics/

dermatology

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superCoder Illustrated for Pathology/Lab

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2016 AMA CPT® Professional

2016 ICd-10-PCs Manual

2016 Procedural Coding Advisor

2016 Legacy ICd-9-CM Expert for Physicians

Vol. 1 & 2

2016 HCPCs Level II Advisor

2016 ICd-9-CM Advisor for Hospitals/Payers

Vol. 1-3

2016 ICd-10-CM Manual

2016 Procedural reference guide for

Coders

MEdICAL COdE BOOKSCoding Manuals:

SPECIAL HAndBOOKS

2016 Home Health Prospective Payment

system Final rule Handbook

Evaluation and Management Coding

Handbook

Face-to-Face documentation

Handbook

gastroenterology ICd-10 Handbook



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HIPAA Handbook 2016

Modifier Coding Handbook 2016

(2nd Edition)

Orthopedic ICd-10-CM Handbook

urology ICd-10-CM Handbook

Hospice Payment Handbook

Medicare Compliance & reimbursement

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Pain Management Coding Handbook 2016

ICd-10 Training Handbook 2016

Non-Physician Practitioner Handbook

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radiology ICd-10-CM Handbook



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Look for applicable abbreviations, acronyms, and synonyms. Refer to official codeset for complete definition and absolute accuracy. The Coding Institute (TCI) copyright 2016. All rights reserved. 2016 release of ICD-10-CM files available for download from www.cdc.gov/nchs/icd/icd10cm.htm.The specific design, format, layout, setup, structure, editing, formatting, tabulating, typesetting, grouping, subgrouping, abbreviating, and/or organization, which are characteristic and inherent to the creation of Rapid Coder, are copyrighted legally protected intellectual property. Unauthorized adaptation, alteration, reproduction, duplication, and/or dissemination, in part or in toto (Latin), by any means whatsoever, is a violation of copyright law and other pertinent laws, and is subject to liability. Copyright is vigorously enforced. ISBN 978-1-63012-734-3

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Abbreviations: Rt-Right, Lt-Left, Uni-Unilateral, Bi-Bilateral, Un / Unspec.-Unspecified, Char.-Character, Dz.-Disease, Diab.-Diabetic. 7th Character:7th indicates a code requires a 7th character for encounter type. Codes marked with 7th in this chart have these 7th character options: A - Initial Encounter D - Subsequent Encounter S - Sequela.

Colors: When a code’s final character depends on the side of the body affected, colors are used to match the side to the corresponding character option, as shown in this example: Cerumen Impaction (Un/Rt/Lt/Bi) H61.20/1/2/3

ABDOMINAL PAIN R10.9 RUQ R10.11 LUQ R10.12 RLQ R10.31 LLQ R10.32 Epigastric R10.13 Generalized R10.84 Periumbilical R10.33Abd. / Pelvic Symptoms Other R19.8

ABNORMALITY IN EXAMS / TESTS Alkaline Phosphatase R74.8 Antibody Titer R76.0 Blood Chemistry, NEC R79.9 Blood Sugar R73.09 C-Reactive Protein R79.82 Chest X-Ray, Coin Lesion R91.1 Infiltrate/Shadow NOS R91.8 Heart, Coronary R93.1 Coagulation Profile R79.1 Culture, Blood (+) R78.81 Nasal Swab (+) R84.5 EKG / ECG R94.31 Enzymes, Cardiac/ Liver R74.0 Other Enzymes R74.8 ESR R70.0 Feces R19.5 Heart Sounds R01.2 HIV R75 Asymptomatic State Z21 Helicobacter Pylori B96.81 IVP R93.4 Liver Function Test R94.5 PFT / Pulmonary Study R94.2 PPD(+) Tuberculin (+) R76.11 RADIOLOGIC STUDIES Abdomen NEC R93.5 Biliary Tract/ GB R93.2 CXR Coin Lesion R91.1 CXR Infiltrate NOS R91.8 CXR, Heart, Coronary R93.1 Genitourinary Tract R93.8 GI Tract R93.3 Retroperitoneum R93.5 RBC Morphology / Size R71.8 RPR(+) A53.0 Stool Color / Content / O.B. R19.5

URINALYSIS Bacteriuria N39.0 Biliuria R82.2 Cells / Casts R82.99 Glycosuria R81 Hematuria R31.9 Gross R31.0 Microscopic Benign essential R31.1 Other R31.2 Hemoglobinuria R82.3 Ketonuria R82.4 Proteinuria R80.9 Pyuria / UTI N39.0

ABSCESS, also see CELLULITIS Abdominal Wall L02.211 Anorectal K61.2 Arm (Rt/Lt) L02.413/4 Axilla (Rt/Lt) L02.411/2 Back L02.212 Buttock L02.31 Chest J86.9 Face L02.01 Head L02.811 Neck L02.11 Peritonsillar J36 Tooth K04.7 Unspec. Site L02.91Acidosis, Metabolic / Respiratory E87.2Acne Vulgaris L70.0Addison’s Disease E27.1Adenoiditis, Chronic J35.02Adenoids, Hypertrophy J35.2Administrative Service Z02.9Adverse Effect of Medicine Unspec. Drug7th T50.905 see DRUG ADVERSE EFFECTAerophagia F45.8Agammaglobulinemia, NOS D80.1 Autosomal Recessive D80.0 Burton’s Type D80.0 Swiss Type D80.0 X-Linked D80.0 X-Linked Recessive D80.0AIDS, All Forms B20 Asymptomatic / Subclinical Z21Alkaline Phosphatase Elevation R74.8Alkalosis, Metabolic / Respiratory E87.3Allergic Alveolitis J67.9ALLERGIC ARTHRITIS/ARTHROPATHY Ankle / Foot (Rt/Lt/Un) M13.871/2/9 Forearm (Rt/Lt/Un) M13.831/2/9 Hand (Rt/Lt/Un) M13.841/2/9 Lower Leg (Rt/Lt/Un) M13.861/2/9 Multiple Sites M13.89 Pelvic Region / Thigh (Rt/Lt/Un) M13.851/2/9 Shoulder Region (Rt/Lt/Un) M13.811/2/9 Upper Arm (Rt/Lt/Un) M13.821/2/9 Unspec. Site M13.80

Allergic Conjunctivitis H10.10Allergic Rhinitis Animal Hair and Dander J30.81 Other Allergen J30.89 Pollen J30.1 Unspec. J30.9 Other Specified Sites J30.89Allergy Desensitization Z51.89

ALLERGY / ALLERGIC TO Air-Borne Substance J30.89 Animal Dander / Hair J30.81 Asbestos Toxic Effect7th T65.894# = 1- Accidental (Unintentional)2- Intentional Self Harm3- Assault4- Undetermined Bee Sting7th T63.44# Caused by Medicine7th T50.905 Dander J30.81 Dandruff J30.81 Dermatitis due to Food L27.2 Diathesis Z88.9 Drug / Medicine Unspec.7th

T50.905 Dust / House Dust J30.89 Feather J30.89 Food, Ingested7th T78.1XX Atopic, skin L20.89 Food in Contact w/ Skin L23.6 Gastritis, w/ Hemorrhage K29.61 w/o Hemorrhage K29.60 Gastroenteritis K52.2 Grain / Grass J30.1 History of drug Allergy Z88.9 House Dust J30.89 Inhalant J30.89 Kapok J30.89# = 1- Accidental (Unintentional)2- Intentional Self Harm3- Assault4- Undetermined Latex7th T65.81# Medicine Unspec.7th T50.905 Pneumonia J82 Pollen J30.1 Asthma J45.909 w/ Status Asthmaticus J45.902 w/o Status Asthmaticus J45.909 Primrose J30.1 Primula J30.1 Purpura D69.0 Ragweed J30.1 Rose J30.1 Senecio Jacobaea J30.1 Serum Sickness7th T80.69X Anaphylactic Shock7th T80.59X# = 1- Accidental (Unintentional)2- Intentional Self Harm3- Assault4- Undetermined Silicone7th T65.89# Skin Reaction L25.9 Specified Allergen NEC7th T78.49X Tobacco Chewing Tobacco7th T65.21# Other Nicotine7th T65.29# Tobacco Cigarettes7th T65.22#

Tree J30.1 Unspec.7th T78.40X Urethritis N34.2 Urticaria L50.0 Wrong Substance Taken NEC7th T50.90#ALLERGY, Alveolitis Extrinsic J67.9 Aspergillus Clavatus J67.4 Cryptostroma Corticale J67.6 Organism Growing in Ventilation Air Conditioning System J67.7 Specified Type NEC J67.8Alopecia L65.9Alveolar Proteinosis J84.01Alveolitis Allergic NOS J67.9Alymphoplasia D82.1Amenorrhea N91.2

ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK / REACTION# = 1- Accidental (Unintentional)2- Intentional Self Harm3- Assault4- Undetermined Bee Sting7th T63.44# Food Related

Due to CodeAdditives7th T78.06XCrustaceans7th T78.02XEggs7th T78.08XFish7th T78.03XFruits7th T78.04XMilk Products7th T78.07XNuts of Trees7th T78.05XPeanuts7th T78.01XSeeds7th T78.05XSpecified NEC7th T78.09XUnspec.7th T78.00XVegetables7th T78.04X

due to Blood Products7th T80.51X Serum Reaction7th T80.61X due to Immunization/Vaccine7th T80.52X Serum Reaction7th T80.62X due to Other Serum7th T80.59X Serum Reaction7th T80.69X due to Unspec. Correct Substance Properly Administered7th T88.6XX due to Unspec. Wrong Substance Given/ Taken by Mistake7th T50.901# = 1- Accidental (Unintentional)2- Intentional self harm3- Assault4- Undetermined Insect Sting7th T63.9#X Medicine7th T88.6XX Unspec. Cause NOS7th T78.2XX Venom7th T63.9#X

ANEMIA, Unspec. D64.9 Aplastic D61.9 Autoimmune Hemolytic D59.1 Blood Loss, Acute D62 Chronic D50.0 Chemotherapy Anemia D64.81 Drug / Toxin D64.2 Folic Acid Deficiency D52.9

Hemoglobinopathies D58.2 Hemolytic D58.9 Hemorrhagic, Acute D62 Chronic D50.0 Idiopathic D64.9 Iron Deficiency D50.9 Macrocytic D53.9 Megaloblastic Nutritional D52.0 Neoplastic Disease D63.0 Pernicious D51.0 Sickle Cell D57.1 Spherocytosis D58.0 Thalassemias D56.9Angioneurotic Edema7th T78.3XXAnnual Physical Examination Z00.00Anorexia R63.0Anorexia Nervosa F50.00Anosmia R43.0Anoxia / Hypoxia R09.02Aphthous Ulcer K12.0Apnea R06.81 Sleep G47.30Arrhythmia, Heart I49.9Arthralgia, Site Unspec. M25.50 Polyarthralgia M25.50ARTHRITIS, Unspec. M19.90 Hip M16.9 Juvenile Rheumatoid M08.00 Knee M17.9 Pyogenic / Septic M00.9 Shoulder (Rt/Lt/Un) M19.011/2/9α = 0- Site Unspec., 1- Occipito-atlanto-axial, 2- Cervical, 3- Cervicothoracic, 4- Thoracic, 5- Thoracolumbar, 6- Lumbar, 7- Lumbosacral, 8- Sacral and Sacrococcygeal, 9- Multiple Sites Spine M46.9αAscariasis B77.9Aspergillosis B44.9Aspergillosis Bronchopulmonary, allergic B44.81Aspergillus Clavatus Alveolitis J67.4Asphyxia R09.01

ASTHMA* = 1- w/ Acute Exacerbation2- w/ Status Asthmaticus9- w/o Mention of Status Asthmaticus (Uncomplicated) Atopic J45.90* Childhood J45.90* Cough Variant J45.991 Eosinophilic J82 Exercise-Induced Bronchospasm J45.990 Extrinsic J45.90* Hay J45.90* Intrinsic J45.90* Late-Onset J45.90* Miners’ Asthma J60 Obstructive, Chronic J44.9 w/ Acute Exacerbation J44.1 Unspec. J44.9 Platinum J45.998 Red-Cedar Asthma J67.8 Unspec. J45.909



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EdiTOrial adviSOry

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H Joel V. Brill, Md, AgAF, FASgE, FACg, CHCQM, represents the American Gastroenterological Association on the CPT® Editorial Panel.

Barbara J. Cobuzzi, MBA, CPC, CEnTC, CPCH, CPCP, CPC-I, CHCC, is president of CRN Healthcare Solutions, a consulting firm in Tinton Falls, N.J. Ms Cobuzzi is a past member of the American Academy of Professional Coders National Advisory Board as well as their Executive Board

Jen godreau, BA, CPC, CPMA, CPEdC-AHIMA Aproved ICd-10-CM/PCS Trainer, director of development and operations for SuperCoder.com, specializes in medical coding policy for several specialties. She wrote the ICD-9 study guide for the Certified Otolaryngology Coder™ (CENTC™) examination offered through AAPC and edited the 2011 Professional Medical Coding Curriculum that AAPC certified instructors us

Michael granovsky, Md, FACEP, CPC, CEdC, is presi-dent of LogixHealth, an ED Coding and Billing company in Bedford, Mass. He is the director of the American Col-lege of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) Coding and Reim-bursement course as well as the chairman of ACEP’s Na-tional Coding and Advisory Committee.

Sarah L. goodman, MBA, CPC-H, CCP, FCS, is an active member of both the North Carolina chapter of the Health-care Financial Management Association (NCHFMA) and of the Triangle N.C. chapter of AAPC, having as National Advisory Board member (2002-2005). She is currently serving on the Board of Governors for the American Col-lege of Medical Coding Specialists (ACMCS).

Charles F. Koopmann Jr., Md, MHSA, is professor and associate chair at the University of Michigan’s depart-ment of otolaryngology in Ann Arbor, and a former AMA CPT® Editorial Panel member.

Suzanne Burmeister, BA, MPhil, CPC, COBgC, AHIMA-approved ICd-10-CM trainer. Each month, she guides practices and hospitals in best strategies and educates coders in common ICD-10 coding changes, in ICD-10 Coding Alert.

glenn d. Littenberg, Md, FACP, is a member of the American Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy and the AMA CPT® Advisory Committee.

Maggie M. Mac, CPC, CEMC, CHC, CMM, ICCE, presi-dent of Maggie Mac-Medical Practice Consulting, Clear-water, Fla., and Brooklyn, N.Y., is a national speaker on topics dealing with medical practice compliance issues, coding and reimbursement, chart audits, and federal regulations.



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Richard A. Molteni, Md, is a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics and the AMA CPT® Advisory Com-mittee.

Carol Pohlig, BSn, Rn, CPC, ACS, is a senior coding & education specialist in the Office of Clinical Documenta-tion for the Department of Medicine for the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. She is on the National Ad-visory Board and several Specialty Boards for the Board of Medical Specialty Coding.

Richard Harrison Tuck, Md, FAAP, is affiliated with PrimeCare of Southeastern Ohio and is medical director for Quality Care Partners. He is on the National Commit-tee on Coding and Reimbursement, American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and serves as the Academy of Pediatrics representative to the AMA RBRVS Review Update Com-mittee (RUC).

Melanie Witt, Rn, CPC, MA, CPT®-OgS, provides coding education seminars to individual ob-gyn practices and performs shadow audits for practices that have been tar-geted by third-party payers for overpayments or fraud and abuse or

compliance issues. She is on the Advisory Board and is the technical editor for The Coding Insti-tute’s monthly newsletter Ob-Gyn Coding Alert.

Jill M. Young, CPC, CEdC, CIMC is the principal of Young Medical Consulting LLC. She is a member of the Local Chapter Board National Board of the AAPC (AAPC-CA). She has given educational lectures nationally for the AAPC and for the Michigan State Medical Society. She has been a topic speaker at the AAPC National Conference for the past five years.

Beth Martin, BS, CPC-H authored a medical coding textbook for beginners and has taught medical coding, chart auditing, and all facets of the revenue cycle for over 12 years. She also worked as a healthcare consultant and coding and revenue cycle manager.

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