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hapter 5 Radiology Chapter 5 Review materials and are available to approved instructors. textbook Answers to even-numbered questions are located in the instruch Answers to odd-numbered questions can be found in appendix of this Assign the appropriate codes for the following procedure(s). Include modifiers and HCCS Level II modifiers when applicable. 1. Radiological examination (x-ray) of the forearm, anteroposterior (AP), and lateral views. What code(s) should be submitted on the claim form for a physician who provided only the supervision and interpretation (professional component) for this procedure? 2. MRI of the cervical spine with contrast material. The MRI was performed at an independent radiology facility, and the facility sent the images to an independent radiologist who read and documented the findings. What code(s) should be submitted on the claim form for the radiologist to receive payment? 3. A physician performed the radiological supervision and interpretation for cystography (three views) 4. CT scan of the abdomen with contrast and the pelvis without contrast (same session) 5. High-density barium enema using air contrast for x-ray of colon 6. Intracavitary placement of four radioelement sources 7. CT scan of the head with contrast material. The scan was performed an independent radiology facility, and it was sent to an independent radiologist who read and reported the findings. What code(s) and modifier should the independent radiology facility report on the claim it submits? 8. Bilateral diagnostic mammography using computer-aided detection 9. Radionuclide imaging of abdomen and chest for localization of inflammation (one-day procedure)
Mt Whole body bone marrow scan (nuclear medicine) 11. Senang ultrasound of abdominal aorta for aneurysm (real-time with imaging) 12. Gastric emptying imaging study (nuclear medicine) with small bowel transit 13. Delivery of radiation therapy to single area with single port and simple blocks-13 MeV 1 Renal scan with vascular flow and function study (nuclear Medicine) without pharmacologic intervention 15. X-ray of clavice 16. Myocardial imaging, PET (positive emission tomography), single perfusion study performed at rest 17. Thoracle myelogram (S&I) 18. Needle biopsy of the lung with ultrasound guidance (Assign codes for the surgical procedure and guidance.) 19. X-ray of the knee, two views 20. A patient was known to have a mass in the temporal retina. A diagnostic phthalmic B-scan ultrasound was performed along with a quantitative ning for the professional and technical components. the appropriate CPT codes to the following reports. Assume that you are 21. Real Ultrasound History: Pyelonephritis Fedings: The right kidney Both kidneys are normal in echo texture and smooth in contour. measures 11.1 cm and left measures 11.5 cm
evidence of hydeonephron Chapter 5 Radiology There is no mass, calcification, or evidence of focal nephronia. There is a cyst in the upper pole of the right kidney. It means benignalyst 22. AP Pelvis and Left Hip X-rays There is generalized demineralization of the bone. There is an intertrochanteric fracture of the left hip with modern angulation and displacement present. There is a free fracture fragment of the lesser trochanter 23. Oral cholecystogram The gallbladder concentrates the contrast medium well and numerous radiolucent calculi are demonstrated. 24. Posterioranterior (PA) and Lateral Chest X-rays Coronary artery bypass graft changes are noted. The heart is made enlarged in size. The lung fields are clear, without infiltrate or effusion Moderate spondylitic changes are noted in the thoracic spine 25. CT Scan of the Head without Intravenous Contrast Reveals a diffuse, moderately large area of localized atrophy involving superior-most portion of the left parietal region. This is seen on images #14, 15, and 16. There is no extra-axial fluid collection, acute intracranial bleeding, midline shift, mass effect, or other significant abnormality Impression: Localized atrophy involving the superior-most portion of the lett parietal lobe as described above. This could be old or recent. Shat term interval follow-up CT scan is suggested for further evaluation 26. A radiologist performed ultrasound guidance intraoperatively 27. A patient had an acute gastrointestinal blood loss imaging study to her determine the source of the blood loss. 28. Due to the possibility of a pulmonary embolus, the patient under en ventilation and perfusion study in the nuclear medicine department