Naloxone is an ________ to opioid receptors.

An example of a ‘never' event is:

a. A patient dies while awaiting kidney transplant. b. A surgeon amputates the wrong leg. c. A patient does not get flu vaccine because the physician's office ran out. d. A patient found involved in a string of STD diagnoses.

Sally Smith is reviewing an inpatient record for coding. She notes that the face sheet, diagnostic testing reports, and discharge summary contain different diagnoses. What should she do to code the diagnoses?

A. Use the diagnoses on the face sheet. B. Select all the diagnoses on all three forms of documentation. C. Use the diagnoses on the discharge summary. D. Query the provider for clarification.

Consequences of poor nutrition include all of the following, EXCEPT:

A) obesity. B) diabetes. C) hair loss. D) heart disease.

The Alphabetic Index is also known as the

A. ICD-10-PCS Index to Disease. B. ICD-10-CM Neoplasm Table. C. ICD-10-PCS Index to External Causes. D. ICD-10-CM Index to Disease and Injuries.