Medical Coding Certification Preparation Course

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Medical Coding Certification PreparationCourse
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Three years in development

• About 80 Hours of Instruction

Can be completed in four hours per week in about
20 weeks.
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Prepares you to Test for the American Academy of
Professional Coders

• Certified

Professional
Coder
Exam
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Or the American Healthcare Information Management
Association (AHIMA)

• Certified

Coding
Specialist
- Physician
Exam
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• Restuccio Healthcare Group

Ten years of experience in teaching ICD-9, CPT
and HCPCS Seminars
We conduct over 1,000 chart audits per week
We train hundreds of coders and physicians every
year
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Course offers

• Over 1,200 hyperlinked medical coding terms and
  procedures

Over 125 actual surgical Operational Reports
Over 500 Multiple-Choice Test Questions
200 True / False Questions
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• Entire CPT, ICD-9 and HCPCS Study Course

Anesthesiology
Neurology
CPT Modifiers
Cardiology
Auditory
Path Lab
E M
Respiratory
Radiology
Digestive
Urology
Urinary
CPT Concepts
Ophthalmology
O / B
New! Medical Terminology for CPT
Endocrinology
Integumentary
HCPCS
Musculoskeletal
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• Only 499

Available online via the internet.
Six months access.
Discounts for 2-5, 6 10, 11-25, and more
Students.
Study wherever you want, Whenever you want.
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• Multiple Choice Test Questions

1. Code for a bunionectomy, Silver Procedure ?
28290 ? 28292 ? 28293 ? 28294
Answer Excision of a bunion, unilateral
procedure.
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• Operational Reports

Medical terms explained
PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSES 1. Hydrocele, right. 2.
Epididymitis, right, chronic. POSTOPERATIVE
DIAGNOSES 1. Hydrocele, right. 2. Epididymitis,
right, chronic. SURGEON  ANESTHESIA
General NAME OF OPERATION 1. Scrotal
exploration. 2. Epididymectomy, right. 3.
Hydrocelectomy, right. FINDINGS AT OPERATION
Examination prior to, as well as at this
procedure revealed the presence of enlargement of
the right epididymis with associated hydrocele
containing approximately 120 cc of straw-colored
fluid. PROCEDURE With the patient in the supine
position and under satisfactory general
anesthesia, the genitalia were prepped and draped
in a routine sterile manner. A vertical incision
was made in the right hemiscrotum, and the
testicle and associated tunic delivered into the
wound. Utilizing careful sharp and blunt
dissection, the hydrocele sac was opened,
aspirated, and dissected, as was the epididymis.
The vas deferens was transected and ligated in
the procedure. The patient's hemiscrotum was then
drained with a small Penrose drain placed in a
dependent position, followed by serial closure
with 3-0 Vicryl. Sterile compressive dressing was
applied. Blood loss was negligible. The patient
was sent to the recovery room in satisfactory
condition.
Removal of the epididymis, the posterior surface
of the testis.
ICD-9 Answer
CPT Answer
Explanation
Interactive Answers, explanations, tips and hints
for 100 Op Reports
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