MOA 193 - Current Procedural Term Coding » Spring 2023 » Weekly Chapter Exercise 10

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Question #1
Radiography of the spinal cord and nerve roots after injection of a contrast medium into the spinal subarachnoid space.
A.   Myelography
B.   Mammography
C.   Epidurography
D.   Fluoroscopy
Question #2
Radiographic visualization of the epidural space following regional instillation of a radiopaque contrast medium; this is an obsolete technique.
A.   Epidurography
B.   Fluoroscopy
C.   Mammography
D.   Myelography
Question #3
Use of computed tomography to visualize areas requiring biopsy or other procedure.
A.   Computed tomography
B.   Professional component
C.   Intrathecal
D.   CT guidance
Question #4
Within a sheath, specifically, the spinal canal, in the subarachnoid or subdural space.
A.   Applicator
B.   Professional component
C.   Intrathecal
D.   CT guidance
Question #5
Component coding is no longer in place. All radiology codes now combine the procedure code with the radiological S&I code.
A.   False
B.   True
Question #6
If the same vascular access is used for both a diagnostic and a therapeutic service during the same session, the access is only coded once.
A.   True
B.   False
Question #7
The use of X rays to diagnose and locate breast tumors.
A.   Fluoroscopy
B.   Mammography
C.   Myelography
D.   Epidurography
Question #8
Physician work involved in interpreting a diagnostic test or performing a procedure; includes indirect practice and malpractice expenses related to that work.
A.   CT Guidance
B.   Intrathecal
C.   Professional component
D.   Computed tomography
Question #9
Radiologists are restricted to reporting codes in the 70000 series of the CPT code set.
A.   True
B.   False
Question #10
If fewer than the required elements for a complete ultrasound examination are reported, the limited code for that anatomic region should be used once per patient examination session.
A.   True
B.   False

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