Title: Module 11: Reproductory System Test
Course: Intermediate Coding and Classification Systems > Section: Module 11: Male and Female Reproductory Systems

Q: The root operation assigned for a patient that has a circumcision is:
- Resection
- Excision
- Removal
- Destruction
A: Resection

Q: A vasectomy could be assigned to the root operation of ____________ when the vas deferens tubes are severed by removing a small portion to prevent sperm from passing out of the body.
- Excision
- Fragmentation
- Destruction
- Removal
A: Excision

Q: When a vasectomy is accomplished using electrocautery to severe the vas deferens, the root operation assigned is:
- Fragmentation
- Destruction
- Excision
- Removal
A: Destruction

Q: The root operation used to code an orchiopexy is:
- Reposition
- Fixation
- Reduction
- Repair
A: Reposition

Q: Typically a transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) is assigned to the root operation of:
- Resection
- Removal
- Excision
- Fragmentation
A: Excision

Q: Prostatectomies are performed using various anatomical approaches such as perineal, suprapubic, and retropubic. The approach value used for these approaches is:
- via natural or artificial opening endoscopic
- open
- external
- percutaneous
A: open

Q: When the documentation states that a biopsy is performed, the qualifier assigned is:
- O - biopsy
- Y - therapeutic
- X - diagnostic
- Z - operative
A: X - diagnostic

Q: The 2nd character value for the Male Reproductive body system is:
- "V"
- "R"
- "M"
- "B"
A: "V"

Q: The qualifier value in the Male Reproductive System that is used to denote "diagnostic" is:
- "X"
- "Z"
- "Y"
- "O"
A: "X"

Q: The primary reproductive organ in the male is the:
- scrotum
- penis
- prostate
- testes
A: testes

Q: When sterilization is accomplished by occluding the fallopian tubes by sutures, clips, or rings, the root operation assigned is:
- Removal
- Occlusion
- Excision
- Resection
A: Occlusion

Q: When sterilization is accomplished by burning the fallopian tubes with electrocautery, the root operation assigned is:
- Burning
- Removal
- Fragmentation
- Destruction
A: Destruction

Q: When sterilization is accomplished by the complete removal of the fallopian tubes, the root operation assigned is:
- Resection
- Removal
- Excision
- Destruction
A: Resection

Q: In a cervical conization (also called cold knife cone biopsy), a small cone-shaped sample of tissue is removed from the cervix and examined under a microscope for any signs of cancer. When this procedure is performed using a loop electrode to remove the tissue (called a loop electrosurgical excision procedure or LEEP), the root operation assigned is:
- Excision
- Resection
- Destruction
- Fragmentation
A: Excision

Q: The root operation for a cervical cerclage procedure is:
- Excision
- Removal
- Restriction
- Resection
A: Restriction

Q: A total abdominal hysterectomy with a bilateral salgino-oophorectomy (TAH-BSO) requires _________ code(s) in ICD-10-PCS.
- one
- two
- three
- four
A: four

Q: The reversal of a previous tubal ligation procedure is called Tubotubal anastomosis and is coded with the root operation of:
- Repair
- Reposition
- Release
- Creation
A: Repair

Q: The root operation that is used to code the procedure colporrhaphy is:
- Compression
- Repair
- Reposition
- Supplement
A: Repair

Q: The root operation that is used to code the procedure colporrhaphy with the use of mesh is:
- Reposition
- Repair
- Supplement
- Compression
A: Supplement

Q: To treat the uterine or vaginal vault prolapse with fixation and maintain the vaginal introitus, uteropexy and/or colpopexy are performed. The root operation coded for these procedures is:
- Repair
- Creation
- Supplement
- Reposition
A: Reposition