Term
Codes from category G81, ___ and ___, and subcategory G83.1, ___ of lower limb, G83.2, Monoplegia of ___ limb, G83.3, Monoplegia, unspecified, idenify whether the ___ or ___ side is affected. Should the ___ side be documented, but __ ___ as dominant or nondominant, and classification system does not indicate a ___, code selection is as follows:
*For ___ patients, the default should be ___.
*If the ___ side is affected, the default is non-dominant.
*If the right side is affected, the default is ___. |
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Definition
Hemiplegia
hemiparesis
Monoplegia
upper
dominant
nondominant
affected
not specified
default
ambidextrous
dominant
left
dominant |
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Term
| Codes in category G89, ___, not ___ classified, may be used in ___ with codes from other ___ and ___ to provide more ___ about ___ or ___ pain and ___-___ pain, unless otherwise indicated below. |
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Definition
Pain
elsewhere
conjunction
categories
chapters
detail
acute
chronic
neoplasm-related |
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Term
| If the pain is __ ___ as acute or chronic, post-___, ___, or ___-related, do __ ___ codes from category G89. |
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Definition
not specified
thoracotomy
postprocedural
neoplasm
not assign |
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Term
| A code from category G89 should not be assigned if the ___ (definitive) ___ is known, unless the ___ for the encounter is ___ ___/ ___ and not management of the ___ condition. |
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Definition
underlying
diagnosis
reason
pain control
management
underlying |
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Term
| Category G89 codes are ___ as principal diagnosis or the first-listed code when pain ___ or pain ___ is the ___ for the admission/encounter (e.g. a patient with displaced intervertebral ___, nerve ___ and severe back pain presents for injection of ___ into the spinal canal). The ___ cause of the pain should be as an ___ diagnosis, if known. |
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Definition
acceptable
control
management
reason
disc
impingement
steroid
underlying
additional |
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Term
| The default for post-___ and other ___ pain not specified as ___ or ___ is the code for the ___ form. |
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Definition
thoracotomy
postoperative
acute
chronic
acute |
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Term
| ___ or ___ postoperative pain ___ after surgery should __ __ coded. |
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Definition
Routine
expected
immediately
not be |
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Term
| Postoperative pain __ ___ with a specific postoperative ___ is assigned to the appropriate postoperative ___ code in category G89. |
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Definition
not associated
complication
pain |
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Term
| Postoperative pain ___ with a specific postoperative ___ (such as painful ___ ___) is assigned to the appropriate code(s) found in Chapter __, Injury, poisoning, and certain other ___ of external causes. If appropriate, use additional code(s) from category G89 to identify ___ or ___ pain (G89.18 or G89.28). |
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Definition
| associated complication wire sutures 19 consequences acute chronic |
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Term
| ___ pain is classified to subcategory G89.2. There is no ___ ___ defining when pain becomes ___ ___. The provider's ___ should be used to ___ use of the codes. |
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Definition
Chronic
time frame
chronic pain
documentation
guide |
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Term
Code G89.3 is assigned to pain documented as being ___, associated or ___ __ cancer, primary or ___ malignancy, or ___. This code is assigned ___ of whether the pain is acute of chronic.
This code may be assigned as the ___ or first-listed code when the stated reason for the admission/encounter documented as ___ ___/___ ___. The underlying ___ should be reported as an ___ diagnosis. |
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Definition
related
due to
secondary
tumor
regardless
principal
pain control
pain management
neoplasm
additional |
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Term
| When the reason for the admission/encounter is ___ of the ___ and the ___ associated with the neoplasm is also documented, code G89.3 may be assigned as an ___ diagnosis. It is not ___ to assign an ___ code for the ___ of the pain. |
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Definition
management
neoplasm
pain
additional
necessary
additional
site |
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Term
| ___ pain ___ (G89.0) and ___ pain ___ (G89.4) are different than the term "___ ___," and therefore codes should only used when the provider has specifically documented this ___. |
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Definition
Central
syndrome
chronic
syndrome
chronic pain
condition |
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