ICD-10 chapter 10-15 midterm codes only

vascular dementia

F01.50

Jerry Decker is a 90 year old admitted to Sunny Valley Residential Center. The H&P reports an admission diagnosis of vascular dementia with violent behavior. The code(s) reported is/are .

F01.51

presenile dementia with violent behavior

F03.91

organic psychosis

F09

Check My Work John Tops is admitted to an inpatient rehab center to determine if he has an addiction to alcohol. After extensive testing the assessment concludes alcohol dependence with withdrawal delirium. Code would be used for this case.

F10.231

alcohol withdrawal syndrome

F10.239

alcoholic paranoia

F10.950

alcoholic dementia

F10.97

heroin dependence

F11.20

Andrea Hops is being seen on an outpatient basis to address opioid use. The code for this case is

F11.90

marijuana abuse, current

F12.10

Cocaine abuse with cocaine-induced psychotic disorder with hallucinations is reported with code ________ . a. F14.181 b. F13.90 c. F14.151 d. F13.151

F14.151

chronic paranoid schizophrenia

F20.0

hebephrenic schizophrenia

F20.1

delusional dysmorphophobia

F22

hypomanic-type psychosis

F30.8

bipolar disorder, current episode depressed, moderate

F31.32

Recurrent brief depressive episodes are reported with code ________ . a. F33.8 b. F39 c. F33.3 d. F33.0

F33.8

neurotic depression

F34.1

social phobia

F40.10

anxiety

F41.9

obsessive-compulsive disorder

F42.9

acute stress reaction

F43.0

chronic post-traumatic stress disorder

F43.12

psychogenic confusion

F44.89

multiple psychosomatic disorder

F45.0

psychogenic dysuria

F45.8

anorexia nervosa

F50.00

hyperorexia nervosa

F50.2

Suzie Small, a 21 year old, is being seen today. She and her mother return to discuss the findings of various diagnostic and psychological tests that were completed to determine the reason for her loss of appetite, as reported by her mother, and weight loss. The laboratory tests show no physiological reason for the weight loss. Psychological testing concluded that the patient is not eating and that the patient is showing signs of anorexia nervosa. The provider is referring the patient to Dr. Jones for further psychological analysis. Assessment: eating disorder. This would be reported with code ________ a. R63.0 b. F50.00, R63.4 c. F50.8 d. F50.9

F50.9

atypical bulimia nervosa

F50.9

primary insomnia

F51.01

For the last three months Bob Smith has been experiencing difficulty sleeping after a number of changes in his life. He returns to the office today to discuss the testing that was completed at the sleep clinic. The provider's assessment is that he has adjustment insomnia. This case would be coded with code .

F51.02

Psychogenic impotence is reported with code ________ . a. F52.21 b. F59 c. F52.1 d. N52.0

F52.21

premature ejaculation

F52.4

puerperal psychosis

F53

inadequate personality disorder

F60.0

borderline personality disorder

F60.3

passive personality disorder

F60.7

narcissistic personality disorder

F60.81

Intellectual disabilities, IQ of 29

F72

John, a three-year-old male, is being seen today to follow up on previous OT and PT evaluations. His parents have noticed that he appears to have coordination problems. The OT and PT evaluations are unremarkable. Dr. Smith feels that John has developmental coordination disorder. This case would be reported with code ________ . a. F84.9 b. F81.89 c. F80.9 d. F82

F82

Which code is used for the diagnosis of infantile autism? a. F84 b. F84.0 c. F84.5 d. F84.9

F84.0

After extensive testing Dr. Jones has determined that Molly has a conduct disorder that is confined to family context. This would be reported with code: ________ . a. F91 b. F91.0 c. F93.9 d. F90.1

F91.0

Pica of infancy is reported with code ________ . a. F50.9 b. F50.8 c. F94.9 d. F98.3

F98.3

After completing a speech evaluation on Tom Tops, a 42 year old, the therapist recorded a diagnosis of stuttering. The stuttering has started in the last three months. This is reported with diagnosis code ________ . a. F99 b. F93.8 c. F98.5 d. F98.8

F98.5

cellulitis of left external ear

H60.12

acute chemical otitis externa, both ears

H60.523

acute perichondritis of right external ear

H61.011

bilateral chondritis of pinna

H61.033

hematoma of pinna, left ear, nontraumatic

H61.122

acquired stenosis of external ear canal, both ears

H61.303

chronic serous otitis media, left ear

H65.22

chronic mucoid otitis media, bilateral

H65.33

left ear chronic allergic otitis media

H65.412

Acute suppurative otitis media with spontaneous rupture of eardrum, recurrent, is reported with code ________ . a. H66.011 b. H66.009 c. H66.019 d. H66.017

H66.017

suppurative otitis media, right ear

H66.41

right ear osseous obstruction of eustachian tube

H68.111

bilateral petrositis

H70.203

bilateral multiple perforations of tympanic membrane

H72.813

bilateral adhesive middle ear disease

H74.13

bilateral Ménière's disease

H81.03

Vertigo of central origin of the left ear is reported with code ________ . a. H82.2 b. H81 c. H81.42 d. H80.22

H81.42

Bilateral sensorineural hearing loss is coded to

H90.3

presbycusis

H91.10

Samantha is being seen today because at approximately 10 a.m. today she experienced a sudden hearing loss in her right ear. Examination of the ear is negative for any foreign objects; however, she is not hearing out of that ear. She is being sent for an ENT consultation. Assessment: sudden idiopathic hearing loss. The code(s) for this care is/are ________ . a. H91.91 b. H91.21 c. H90.0, H91.21 d. H91.8x1

H91.21

right ear otalgia

H92.01

otorrhagia, bilateral

H92.23

Tommy Jones is being seen today due to tinnitus of the right ear and otalgia of both ears. The code(s) for this case is/are ________ . a. H93.11, H92.03 b. H93.13 c. H93.13, H92.03 d. H92.03, H93.19

H93.11, H92.03

right ear auditory recruitment

H93.211

congenital auditory imperception

H93.25

bilateral acoustic nerve disorder

H93.3X3

chronic inflammation of postmastoidectomy cavity, left side

H95.112

alcohol abuse with intoxication delirium, blood alcohol level 26 mg/100 ml

Y90.1 F10.121

Category H83 classifies labyrinthitis. a. True b. False

true

Anxiety reaction is reported with code

f41.1

An IQ assessment determines an IQ of 24 indicating severe mental subnormality. The code for this case is

f72

Aural vertigo is classified to category H80. a. True b. False

false

Code H66.0 is used to classify acute suppurative otitis externa. a. True b. False

false

bilateral abscess of external ear

h60.03

bilateral cellulitis of external ear

h60.13

acute contact otitis externa, right ear

h60.531

acute eczematoid otitis externa, left ear

h60.542

Bilateral acute eczematoid otitis externa is coded to

h60.543

chronic perichondritis of right external ear

h61.021

chondritis of right external ear

h61.031

chondritis of left external ear

h61.032

bilateral hematoma of pinna .

h61.123

bilateral impacted cerumen

h61.23

exostosis of right external ear canal

h61.811

recurrent, right ear acute serous otitis media

h65.04

chronic allergic otitis media

h65.419

bilateral chronic eustachian tube salpingitis

h68.023

cholesteatoma of mastoid, right ear

h71.21

right ear diffuse cholesteatosis

h71.31

left ear attic perforation of tympanic membrane

h72.12

left ear aural vertigo

h81.312

bilateral labyrinthitis

h83.03

Right ear ototoxic hearing loss is coded to

h91.01

Category F03 includes all of the following diagnoses except: a. presenile dementia. b. presenile psychosis. c. senile dementia. d. senility

senility