Title: Module 9: Test
Course: Intermediate Coding and Classification Systems > Section: Module 9: The Integumentary and Muscular Systems

Q: ICD-10-PCS defines "skin" as including:
- only the epidermis
- the epidermis and dermis
- only the dermis
- the epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous layers
A: the epidermis and dermis

Q: In ICD-10-PCS, the body part value (character 4) to be assigned for the cuticle and proximal nail fold of the left finger is:
- G- skin, left hand
- Q- finger nail
- E- skin, left lower arm
- C- skin, left upper arm
A: G- skin, left hand

Q: When liposuction is performed for cosmetic purposes, the root operation assigned is:
- Creation
- Extraction
- Fragmentation
- Alteration
A: Alteration

Q: When liposuction is performed for medical reasons (such as obtaining the patient's own fat tissue to use as an autologous tissue substitute), the root operation assigned is:
- Extraction
- Creation
- Fragmentation
- Alteration
A: Extraction

Q: When a skin graft (called a "free flap graft") is disconnected from the vascular and nervous supply, this is coded using the root operation of:
- Alteration
- Transfer
- Replacement
- Bypass
A: Replacement

Q: When a skin graft (called a "flap graft") is performed by tissue rearrangement through the use of flaps that are not disconnected from the vascular and nervous supply, this is coded using the root operation of:
- ransfer
- Alteration
- Replacement
- Bypass
A: ransfer

Q: If a diagnostic biopsy is followed by a more definitive procedure, such as Destruction, Excision, or Resection at the same procedure site, code:
- only the biopsy
- only the more definitive procedure
- code both the biopsy and the more definitive procedure
- only after querying the physician
A: code both the biopsy and the more definitive procedure

Q: If a procedure is performed on the skin, subcutaneous tissue, or fascia overlying the elbow joint, the procedure is coded to the following body part:
- lower arm
- upper arm
- hand
- lower leg
A: lower arm

Q: When free skin grafts of both epidermal and dermal layers are performed on the skin and breast, they are coded using the qualifier value (character 7) of:
- J- synthetic substance
- 3- full thickness
- 4- partial thickness
- K- nonautologous tissue substitute
A: 3- full thickness

Q: When tissue cultured epidermal autograft is used during procedures on the skin and breast, the qualifier value (character 7) selected is:
- J- synthetic substance
- 3- full thickness
- 4- partial thickness
- K- nonautologous tissue substitute
A: 4- partial thickness

Q: Tenolysis is coded to the root operation of:
- Release
- Division
- Reposition
- Reattachment
A: Release

Q: Tenotomy is coded to the root operation of:
- Release
- Division
- Reposition
- Reattachment
A: Division

Q: Tenodesis is coded to the root operation of _____________ if the tendon is moved.
- Release
- Division
- Reposition
- Reattachment
A: Reposition

Q: If the objective of the procedure is to cut into, transect, or otherwise separate all or a portion of a body part, the root operation is:
- Division
- Release
- Reattachment
- Reposition
A: Division

Q: Excisional debridement that includes skin and subcutaneous tissue and muscle is coded to the __________body part.
- skin
- subcutaneous tissue
- muscle
- skin and subcutaneous tissue and muscle
A: muscle

Q: Muscles of the toes are considered part of the ________________body part.
- upper muscle
- lower muscle
- leg muscle
- foot muscle
A: foot muscle

Q: This approach is not available as an option in the muscular system:
- natural orifice
- open
- percutaneous
- external
A: natural orifice

Q: Tenodesis is coded to the root operation of _____________ if the tendon has been ruptured from the bone (avulsed) and must be sutured to the bone in the same location.
- Release
- Division
- Reattachment
- Reposition
A: Reattachment

Q: If the objective of the procedure is to cut or separate the area around a body part, the attachments to a body part, or between subdivisions of a body part that are causing abnormal constraint, then the root operation is:
- Release
- Division
- Reposition
- Reattachment
A: Release

Q: The ____________of a muscle is the fixed or more stable end of the muscle.
- insertion
- origin
- flexion
- extension
A: origin