MEDICAL CODING ICD-10-CM GUIDELINES LESSON - 1.B - Coder explanation and examples for 2021
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- Let's go through the ICD-10-CM guidelines together and look at some examples of the information provided. This is the first part in the video series covering the ICD-10-CM guidelines for 2021.
You can get the guidelines for free at the CDC or CMS.
CDC - www.cdc.gov/nc...
CMS - www.cms.gov/me...
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You are extremely knowledgeable and very very patient explaining everything and slowly...
I am taking a course now with a coding school but I have to admit, you are way better. 100000%
Aw! Thanks Justyna! That is so kind of you and I really really appreciate you taking the time to leave such a sweet comment!
@@ContempoCoding you are very welcome. :)
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You have the best medical coding videos, I am a new student with AAPC , thanks for your very informative videos.
Thank you so so so much. There are no words to express how much I appreciate you making these videos. Been feeling very alone in all of this. You are my coder person, helps me to not feel so alone throughout my program. I graduate in July and I’m quite overwhelmed with everything. I really want to be good at my job and help people by coding correctly. This is my fresh start at 30 years old. It can be a lot so I appreciate you so much. Thank you.
You are so welcome! Wishing you lots of luck! And if you're ever alone, feel free to drop in to the livestream Saturdays at 2pm EST! :)
This is still helpful....im looking in my 2023 ICD-10 cm guidelines, and you still explained it well even if this was two years old
Thank you! I learned more about coding guidelines here in one day than I did throughout the whole of the AACP course.
Glad it was helpful!
The Fraggle Rock quote is everything.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for helping me understand Section I of the guidelines. I was really struggling on my own. Your teaching /explaining technique is empowering! I appreciate you!
I'm studying to certify for my CPC , no previous experience. I'm so happy I found your videos 🥰🥰🥰, love your content, thanks 💜 💕
Hi! Thank you so much for making these videos. I am a student in an online self-paced CMAA/CPC program and your videos really help reinforce the material!
This is so perfect !!...I was just going to read Sec1- B in my text...and ..BOOM...there is your video...lol..I'm gonna watch this first 😝😝. thankuuu
Perfect!
Thank you for making this series. Appreciate the hard effort
Much appreciation for your invaluable content really piecing together how to code. I’m looking to do coding sometime in the future and this series will certainly help me to understand how to do this. Keep on keeping on!
Agree. You have the best videos. Thanks.
I appreciate that, Kelly!
love this series
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awesome video!!
Glad you enjoyed it, Bobbie!
Can you make a video going over main terms and sub terms or point me in the direction of you already have a video out there on it? Thank you!
Could you plz upload videos for path/lab and medicine?
I just started as a new student with AAPC and im so lost.
What happened to the audio? Audio disappeared around 38sec
Have you created a video on how to use 3M? I use this at work and always find it difficult to find ICD-10-CM codes. I am a Trauma Registrar and resources on AIS coding is very rare. Any suggestions? Thank you so much and love your videos.
I still find it a bit surprising that we have specific coding following a hurricane, but not following an earthquake, large scale fire or tornado. Must have something to do with how Medicare/Medicaid reimburses?
On a chapter test, there were two diagnosis codes, but in opposite order. Stupit, I picked the wrong one, and that made the difference in me not passing, on that try (AAPC). So, you code the underlying condition first?
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Not 100% of the time, but most of the time, if it's "congenital," and any of the exam choices have a Q code, should we really gravitate towards the Q codes?
Is there a U code for coronavirus
Yes, it's U07.1, you can find it in chapter 22 of your ICD-10-CM manual.
@@ContempoCoding thank you for confirming I didn't realize they were placed at the end of all of the codes I couldn't find the U codes in alphabetical order looks like they're after the z codes
Hi. Do you prefer using physical codebooks rather than the ebooks versions?
I do. I have both the print and eBook of the CPT book and I much prefer the print.
Thsnks for clarification but please can u slow down little your speed 🙏😅
You can manually adjust the speed of the video.
@@ContempoCoding thanks alot very nice from u to reply
Hi have you started offering uour own courses? I would love to register with you vs some of the other programs I have been researching.
where did you get the book holder?
Amazon! It's technically a cookbook holder.
@@ContempoCoding thank you. do you have a link i can go get 1 too
Anyone know if we code past medical history for outpatient coding?
You do if it pertains to the encounter.
Is it worth paying for an ICD-10 Course in order to take an exam?
Hi, there. How can we become a fast coder and accurate at the same time. Productivity is crazy.
Thanks for reaching out. As you can imagine, I get many requests for advice so I’ve compiled all of my best tips for speed/productivity in this TH-cam video:
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I think you’ll find it very helpful. If there’s more information you’d like after reviewing this, I am available for one-on-one sessions that can be booked on at contempocoding.as.me/
Best of luck!
Can you slow down, you explain good but too fast
Turn the speed down.
Sounds like, "If a condition has been cured, then don't code it?"