Sample CPC Exam Question 3: ICD-9-CM Jim was at a bonfire when he tripped and fell into the flames. Jim sustained multiple burns. He came to the emergency room via an ambulance and was treated for second and third degree burns of his face, second degree burn on his shoulders and forearms, and third degree burns on the fronts of his thighs. a. 941.20, 841.30, 943.25, 943.21, 945.36, 948.42, E897 b. 941.30, 943.29, 945.36, 948.42, E897 c. 941.09, 943.09, 945.09, 948.64, E897 d. 941.30, 943.29, 945.36, 948.64, E897 Rational Answer: B Burn codes always have no less than three codes: A burn code, a total body surface area code (948.XX), and an E code. You can have more than three codes but never less. Burn codes have the following rules (which can be found at the beginning of the ICD-9 book under general guidelines), always code one location to the highest degree (Ex. 1st and 2nd degree burns on the arm, only code 2nd degree). When sequencing burn codes always list the highest degree first (Ex. 1st degree burns to the face and 3rd degree burns to the arm. List the arm burn first and then the face burn). Answer B is the answer because its codes describe the highest degree burn to each anatomical location, it sequences the burn codes in order of highest to lowest degree burns, the 948 (TBSA code) has the correct calculation, and the E code correctly describes the bonfire incident. Sample CPC Test Questions 4: Anesthesia When does anesthesia time begin? a. After the induction of anesthesia is complete b. During the pre-operative exam prior to entering the OR c. When the anesthesiologist begins preparing the patient for the induction of anesthesia d. Once the supervising physician signs over the patient's care to the anesthesiologist Rational Answer: C The answer to this question can be located in the anesthesia coding guidelines under the title "Time Reporting" Go Through more of these Sample CPC Test Questions with full answers and explanation at www.cpcmedicalcodingcertificationexamprep.org/cpcpracticeexam Proctor to examinee instructions for CPC exam CPC Practice Exam and Study Guide Get the latest updates on the CPC Exam at www.cpcmedicalcodingcertificationexamprep.org/cpc-exam-prep By: Katherine Dawson Download your Free copy of my "Medical Coding From Home Ebook" at http://www.cpcmedicalcodingcertificationexamprep.org We specialize in preparing students for the AAPC CPC Medical Coding Exam and also the AHIMA CCS-P exam. We also have a CPC Practice Exam Package With Full Study Guide which is very popular because it simulates the 150 Questions in the actual CPC Exam, and we also provide the answer keys and full rationale for each and every question. It even refers you back to the relevant part of your textbook. To get a copy of this sample CPC practice test paper, you can visit http://www.cpcmedicalcodingcertificationexamprep.org/cpcpracticeexam

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Sample CPC Exam Question 3: ICD-9-CM
Jim was at a bonfire when he tripped and fell into the flames. Jim sustained
multiple burns. He came to the emergency room via an ambulance and was
treated for second and third degree burns of his face, second degree burn on
his shoulders and forearms, and third degree burns on the fronts of his thighs.
a. 941.20, 841.30, 943.25, 943.21, 945.36, 948.42, E897
b. 941.30, 943.29, 945.36, 948.42, E897
c. 941.09, 943.09, 945.09, 948.64, E897
d. 941.30, 943.29, 945.36, 948.64, E897
Rational

2. Answer: B
Burn codes always have no less than three codes: A burn code, a total body
surface area code (948.XX), and an E code. You can have more than three
codes but never less. Burn codes have the following rules (which can be
found at the beginning of the ICD-9 book under general guidelines), always
code one location to the highest degree (Ex. 1st and 2nd degree burns on the
arm, only code 2nd degree). When sequencing burn codes always list the
highest degree first (Ex. 1st degree burns to the face and 3rd degree burns to
the arm. List the arm burn first and then the face burn). Answer B is the
answer because its codes describe the highest degree burn to each
anatomical location, it sequences the burn codes in order of highest to lowest
degree burns, the 948 (TBSA code) has the correct calculation, and the E
code correctly describes the bonfire incident.
Sample CPC Test Questions 4: Anesthesia
When does anesthesia time begin?
a. After the induction of anesthesia is complete
b. During the pre-operative exam prior to entering the OR
c. When the anesthesiologist begins preparing the patient for the induction of
anesthesia
d. Once the supervising physician signs over the patient's care to the
anesthesiologist
Rational
Answer: C
The answer to this question can be located in the anesthesia coding
guidelines under the title "Time Reporting"

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