This CCS/medical coding practice exam has questions and answers related to different medical terminology, various disease processes and pharmacology. Connect with a school offering medical coding programs.
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#1. The patient is admitted to the emergency room with chest pain. The emergency room physician monitors the patient and documents “rule out gastritis” on the record. He consults a cardiologist who admits the patient to an inpatient bed for evaluation. The cardiologist diagnoses unstable angina, and discharges the patient to be followed up in two weeks. What is the principal diagnosis code?
411.1 Intermediate coronary syndrome is correct
These questions are similar to, but not the same as, those on the official AHIMA certified coding specialist exam. Go to the official website linked in reference. This test is not official and should be used for entertainment purposes only.
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