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CSTR Exam Study Guide Part 4 Injury cause code, external ranges for Trauma - correct answer A00-T88.9, Z00-Z99 When assigning procedure codes, letters ___ and ___ are not used? a. O & I b. K & V c. M & P d. L & C - correct answer a. O & I (these letters are too close to the numbers zero and one) Sequelae - correct answer Pathological condition "commonly resulting" from the actual disease, process, injury or trauma. This is not to be confused with complications. Anatomy of an IC...

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CSTR Exam Study Guide Part 4 Injury cause code, external ranges for Trauma - correct answer A00-T88.9, Z00-Z99 When assigning procedure codes, letters ___ and ___ are not used? a. O & I b. K & V c. M & P d. L & C - correct answer a. O & I (these letters are too close to the numbers zero and one) Sequelae - correct answer Pathological condition "commonly resulting" from the actual disease, process, injury or trauma. This is not to be confused with complications. Anatomy of an IC...

CSTR EXAM 2024 ACTUAL EXAM WITH 100% VERIFIED SOLUTIONS COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ Name the bones of the skull Parietal x 2, Frontal, Sphenoid, ethmoid, Occipital, temporal x 2 What injury would cause Racoon eyes? Basal skull fx, Frontal fx What are signs of a basal skull fx? Frontal - racoon eyes, Middle Fossa - CSF leak, Posterior - battle signs What are diffuse intracranial Injuries? Concussion, shear injury, DAI, Anoxic brain injury What are focal intracr...

AAT Level 3 - CSTR - Fixed & Flexed Budgets Exam Review Questions and answers, rated A+/ Analysis of fixed budget and actual results: - -1. The difference between budget and actual figures is called variance 2. Adverse variance occurs when actual costs exceed the budgeted costs 3. Favourable variance occurs when the actual cost is less than the budgeted cost Causes of labour variance - -1. Rate changes 2. Efficiency of staff to produce output 3. Change in hours required to reach output...

CSTR Exam #5 Questions with correct Answers Injury cause code, external ranges for Trauma - ANS ️️ A00-T88.9, Z00-Z99 When assigning procedure codes, letters ___ and ___ are not used? a. O & I b. K & V c. M & P d. L & C - ANS ️️ a. O & I (these letters are too close to the numbers zero and one) Sequelae - ANS ️️ Pathological condition "commonly resulting" from the actual disease, process, injury or trauma. This is not to be confused with complications. Anatomy of an ICD-1...

CSTR Exam Questions and Answers Graded A+ American College of Surgeon: Resources for Optimal Care of the Injured Patient - Answer-Definition of a "Trauma Patient" can be found here: Any patient that has an injury in the code range between 800 and 959.9, but not one of the exclusion codes, for late effects of injury (905-909.9), superficial injuries, including blisters, contusions, abrasions, insect bites (910-924.9), and foreign bodies (930-939.9). and meets one of the three event criteria...

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CSTR Exam Study Guide Part 3 Questions and Answers How many registrars per the ACS? - Answer-1 registrar per 500-750 patients per year ACS Guidelines America College of Surgeons - Answer-"Trauma Patient" Definition: Resources for optimal care of the injured patient (also called "blue book" or "green book"), Any patient that meets that definition should be entered into the Trauma Registry PIPS-Process Improvement & Patient Safety (performance) - Answer-ACS: Originated the NTDB, Natio...

CSTR Exam Study Guide Part 4 (Coding) Questions and Answers Injury cause code, external ranges for Trauma - ANSWER-A00-T88.9, Z00-Z99 When assigning procedure codes, letters ___ and ___ are not used? a. O & I b. K & V c. M & P d. L & C - ANSWER-a. O & I (these letters are too close to the numbers zero and one) Sequelae - ANSWER-Pathological condition "commonly resulting" from the actual disease, process, injury or trauma. This is not to be confused with complications. Anatomy...