If a 5-year-old reports to the Emergency Room and requires sedation. The patient can breathe without assistance. The physician recommends sedating the patient for 30 minutes.

How should the CPT codes be reported?

What does the suffix -centesis mean?

Based on the anatomic position, what directional term refers to towards the side of the body?

Hemiplegia is a disorder caused by a defect in which anatomic system?

Where is the rope like structure called the tunica vaginalis located?

A. Intestines

B. Urinary

C. Male reproductive

A. Female reproductive

What code(s) should be assigned for individuals who had contact with and (Suspected) exposure to COVID-19?

Which is the correct HCPCS Level II Code for: Speech language pathology MIPS specialty set:

Which ICD-10-CM code should be reported for COVID-19?

What document should providers review every year to identify potential problems areas?

Operative Report #1:

Preoperative Diagnosis: Angina

Postoperative Diagnosis: Sick Sinus syndrome with Tachycardia-bradycardia syndrome

Procedure: Permanent Pacemaker Insertion

Anesthesia: Local with conscious sedation

Complications: None

Procedure Notes: In a sterile manner, the left subclavian artery was prepped and drained. The patient was administered 0.5% Xylocaine anesthesia. An 18-guage thin wall needle was inserted into the left subclavian vein and a J-wire was inserted. A Medtronic bipolar lead was placed in the right ventricle apex. The was screwed into the proper position. The pocket was irrigated, and the leads were connected to the Medtronic. The device was placed in the pocket. The subcutaneous tissue was closed. A sterile dressing was applied. The patient tolerated the procedure very well.

What CPT and ICD-10-CM codes are needed for this procedure?