Jessica, You have the ONLY video on how to BEGIN using the CPT coding book. Without your video I would not understand the concept of the CPT book. I understand the sections, but that did not help me understand HOW to use the CPT book. Your video went through the Index, and that is what I needed to know. Bless you, Thank you. Keep the videos coming.
You are the best teacher. I am having a little difficulty to understand al these because I’m doing Online classes.... I wish I could go to a school. But thank you for your help
So if there was an additional 5 more skin tags would you bill for that saying go from 35 to 40 even know the last cold says for an additional 10 but under 10 would you do in that scenario
Hi Lauren! In the 11201 code, it says "or part therof" so you would again bill an additional 11201 code for those extra 5 lesions to get all 40 covered.
Irene Hernandez The code is found in the Integumentary section. Look up "Lesion" in the index, find skin; benign. That leads you to codes 11400 - 11471. Code 11422 is the answer. It says *Excision, benign lesion including margins, except skin tag(unless listed elsewhere), scalp, neck, hands, feet, genitalia; excised diameter 1.1 to 2.0 cm.* :)
“Ok flip to the integumentary system since that’s where skin tags are”. That doesn’t help at all. How do I know it’s in integumentary?? I’m just starting out using the book. This is like step 9 instead of step 1.
The students in my courses (for which these videos are intended) have a prerequisite anatomy course, so they know skin tags fall under integumentary. It is much harder to learn coding without basic anatomy & med term knowledge. I recommend you start with those two classes if you haven’t taken them already.
Jessica, You have the ONLY video on how to BEGIN using the CPT coding book. Without your video I would not understand the concept of the CPT book. I understand the sections, but that did not help me understand HOW to use the CPT book. Your video went through the Index, and that is what I needed to know. Bless you, Thank you. Keep the videos coming.
You are the best teacher.
I am having a little difficulty to understand al these because I’m doing Online classes.... I wish I could go to a school. But thank you for your help
Hey Karina, how did you make it out ? I'm in the same situation as you right now. My only worry is remembering all of this once I find work.
Loved your presentation, being a visual learner, this was very helpful. Thank you
Great job on this video!! Very helpful
what an absolute queen. thank u ♡
Thanks a lot Jessica! :) That made a lot of sense.:)
Great video! This method still works great with the 2022 cpt edition
short and sweet video! thanks
Thank you so much.
Helped me greatly!!!
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Very helpful thank you!
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Nice refresher thanks
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Thank You, Jessica...
Thanks for this video
So if there was an additional 5 more skin tags would you bill for that saying go from 35 to 40 even know the last cold says for an additional 10 but under 10 would you do in that scenario
Hi Lauren! In the 11201 code, it says "or part therof" so you would again bill an additional 11201 code for those extra 5 lesions to get all 40 covered.
Ma'am plzz tell the CPC exam for Indian students??
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Hello, do you know how to get CPT code for exotic language for in person standard? Could you please kindly help me out with the code? Thanks
How would you look up “An excision of a benign lesion from the neck measuring 1.8 cm?..I’m stuck on this hw
Irene Hernandez The code is found in the Integumentary section. Look up "Lesion" in the index, find skin; benign. That leads you to codes 11400 - 11471.
Code 11422 is the answer. It says *Excision, benign lesion including margins, except skin tag(unless listed elsewhere), scalp, neck, hands, feet, genitalia; excised diameter 1.1 to 2.0 cm.* :)
My online teacher has had us search the tabular for each code without wven going to the index
Are the CPT Code books provided as text books within the Medical Billing and coding courses?
Typically students purchase their own coding manuals.
How do you find the E&M code for a well-baby office visit for an established patient who is under the age of 1. Please help
It’s should be a regular office visit e/m code with a Z diagnosis for a well baby.
“Ok flip to the integumentary system since that’s where skin tags are”. That doesn’t help at all. How do I know it’s in integumentary?? I’m just starting out using the book. This is like step 9 instead of step 1.
The students in my courses (for which these videos are intended) have a prerequisite anatomy course, so they know skin tags fall under integumentary. It is much harder to learn coding without basic anatomy & med term knowledge. I recommend you start with those two classes if you haven’t taken them already.
I would suggest preparing a "script" .
Go to Walmart the tabs are cheaper.
some books come with the tabs
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