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6. Answer: 0TP98DZ Character Code Explanation Section 0 Medical and Surgical Body System T Urinary System Root Operation P Removal Body Part 9 Ureter Approach 8 Via Natural or Artificial Opening Endoscopic Device D Intraluminal Device Qualifier Z No Qualifier INDEX: Root Operation: Removal. Index: Removal of device from, Ureter (0TP9) The objective of the procedure was to take the stent out of the ureter which matches the definition of “removal” to take out of off a device from a body part. The approach is by cystoscopy or via natural or artificial opening (urethra) endoscopic. A stent is an intra-luminal device which are devices placed inside tubular body parts. 7. Answer: 0XMJ0ZZ Character Code Explanation Section 0 Medical and Surgical Body System X Anatomical Region, Upper Extremities Root Operation M Reattachment Body Part J Hand, Right Approach 0 Open Device Z No Device Qualifier Z No Qualifier INDEX: Root Operation: Reattachment . Index: Reattachment, Hand, Right (0XMJ0ZZ) Index provides a specific code for this operation. The only variable on the Table is the body part being reattached. 8. Answer: 0W9G3ZX Character Code Explanation Section 0 Medical and Surgical Body System W Anatomical Regions, General Root Operation 9 Drainage Body Part G Peritoneal Cavity Approach 3 Percutaneous Device Z No Device Qualifier X Diagnostic INDEX: Root Operation: Drainage Index: Paracentesis, Peritoneal Cavity see Drainage, Peritoneal Cavity (0W9G) The Index includes the procedure of paracentesis to send the coder directly to the correct coding Table. The approach is described as percutaneous and the procedure is identified as “diagnostic” so that the qualifier “X” is used. 9. Answer: 0Y6M0Z9 Character Code Explanation Section 0 Medical and Surgical Body System Y Anatomical Region, Lower Extremities Root Operation 6 Detachment Body Part M Foot, Right Approach 0 Open Device Z No Device Qualifier 9 Partial 1st Ray INDEX: Amputation—see Detachment. Root Operation: Detachment. Index: Detachment, Foot, Right (0Y6M0Z). The Index gives the coder everything except character 7 for the qualifier. The choices for the qualifiers listed are complete, complete 1st thought 5th ray, partial and partial 1st thought 5th ray. Complete is defined as amputation through the carpometacarpal (hand) or through tarsal-metatarsal (foot). Partial is amputation anywhere along the shaft or head of the metacarpal (hand) or metatarsal (foot). The fingers or toes are 1st thought 5th rays. In this example, the right big toe is the 1st ray. Transmetatarsal is a partial amputation. The definition of the detachment qualifiers are included in the ICD-10-PCS Reference Manual, which can be found as a download at http://www.cms.gov/Medicare/Coding/ICD10/2013- ICD-10-PCS-GEMs.html 10. Answer: 0TY10Z0 Character Code Explanation Section 0 Medical and Surgical Body System T Urinary System Root Operation Y Transplantation Body Part 1 Kidney, Left Approach 0 Open Device Z No Device Qualifier 0 Allogeneic

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