Title: Module 10: Skeletal and Urinary System Test
Course: Intermediate Coding and Classification Systems > Section: Module 10: The Skeletal and Urinary Systems

Q: At the proximal end, the femur has a head, neck, and ________________.
- tubercle
- condyle
- trochanter
- tuberosity
A: trochanter

Q: This term describes an immovable joint, such as the sutures between the bones of the head.
- amphiarthroses
- diarthroses
- synarthroses
- arthrodesis
A: synarthroses

Q: This term describes a slightly movable joint, such as the connection between the ribs and the sternum.
- amphiarthroses
- diarthroses
- synarthroses
- arthrodesis
A: amphiarthroses

Q: This term describes a freely movable joint, such as shoulders, knees, and elbows.
- amphiarthroses
- diarthroses
- synarthroses
- arthrodesis
A: diarthroses

Q: The trapezium, trapezoid, and scaphoid bone are bones of the:
- arm
- hip
- leg
- wrist
A: wrist

Q: The root operation _______________is used to code displaced fractures and includes the application of a cast.
- Reduction
- Repair
- Reposition
- Fixation
A: Reposition

Q: Nondisplaced fractures are coded based on the root operation that is performed. If pins or other internal fixation devices are inserted to stabilize the fracture, the root operation used is:
- Insertion
- Repair
- Reposition
- Placement
A: Insertion

Q: If casting of a non-displaced fracture is performed, it is coded to the root operation:
- Casting
- Reposition
- Insertion
- Immobilization
A: Immobilization

Q: Upper bones and upper joints in ICD-10-PCS are defined as bones and joints above the:
- level of the lumbar vertebrae plus the upper extremities
- diaphragm
- umbilicus
- neck
A: level of the lumbar vertebrae plus the upper extremities

Q: Examples of these devices include: a monoplanar device, a uniplane device, limb-lengthening device, and a ring device.
- external fixation devices
- internal fixation devices
- bone growth stimulators
- interbody fusion devices
A: external fixation devices

Q: The placement or insertion of a urinary catheter is coded to the root operation:
- Insertion
- Drainage
- Placement
- Administration
A: Drainage

Q: If a renal transplant is rejected, the later removal of the transplanted kidney is coded to the root operation:
- Insertion
- Removal
- Excision
- Resection
A: Resection

Q: When a urinary calculus is broken up, such as with extracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy, the root operation assigned is:
- Excision
- Fragmentation
- Removal
- Extirpation
A: Fragmentation

Q: If a patient has an extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy and the fragments of a urinary calculus will not pass through the urinary system on their own and must be removed, the root operation assigned is:
- Fragmentation
- Fragmentation and Extirpation
- Removal
- Extirpation
A: Fragmentation and Extirpation

Q: The qualifiers used to code procedures performed on the urinary system include the source of a transplanted kidney. The source of a zooplastic kidney is:
- another human donor
- an animal donor
- an identical twin human donor
- a fraternal twin human donor
A: an animal donor

Q: The ___________are long, fibrous tubes that connect each kidney to the bladder.
- glomerulus
- urethras
- ureters
- fimbrae
A: ureters

Q: A vesicostomy, ureterostomy, and ureteroilial conduit are all coded to the root operation:
- bypass
- repair
- replacement
- reattachment
A: bypass

Q: A renal transplant with removal of the native kidney is coded to the root operation:
- Resection and Transplantation
- Excision and Transplantation
- Transplantation
- Reattachment
A: Transplantation

Q: This body part, while frequently accessed through the urinary system and the cause of many urinary problems, is not a part of the urinary system in ICD-10-PCS. It is a body part within the male reproductive system.
- ureter
- urethra
- prostate
- bladder
A: prostate

Q: There is a right and left body part value for the body parts, EXCEPT for:
- urethras
- kidney pelvis
- ureters
- kidney
A: urethras