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I cannot emphasize enough how much this video helped me!! We're in the final learning plan of ICD 10 Diagnosis Coding in my Medical Coding program. I was approaching all my exercises so wrong! Now I understand there's an index for external causes! THANK YOU SO MUCH!! This really helps me understand. So, to clarify; if you broke your nose playing racquetball, how would that be sequenced? Since you're presenting in the ER with a broken nose acquired while playing racquetball, would you code the broken nose first and then the cause, that being racquetball? Thanks so much for taking the time to make this video! I've subscribed and added this video to my list of college related videos to watch again and again.
Thank you so much for this! I literally read the index five times back and forth trying to find Transport and I couldn't for the life of me😂😂😂 And it was right in the first page 😂🤦♂️
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Thankyou! I was so lost until this video😅.
Thank you for breaking this down. You make it very clear to understand.
Helpful and simplified.
Very helpful,, this seemed so simple but when I started looking for the code for a house, I was lost. Thank you
Thank you for watching! Glad it helped. There are more videos in the playlist including Introduction to ICd-10-CM Coding , if you haven't seen it yet. Happy Studying! =)
Outstanding video, as always.
I cannot emphasize enough how much this video helped me!! We're in the final learning plan of ICD 10 Diagnosis Coding in my Medical Coding program. I was approaching all my exercises so wrong! Now I understand there's an index for external causes! THANK YOU SO MUCH!! This really helps me understand.
So, to clarify; if you broke your nose playing racquetball, how would that be sequenced? Since you're presenting in the ER with a broken nose acquired while playing racquetball, would you code the broken nose first and then the cause, that being racquetball? Thanks so much for taking the time to make this video! I've subscribed and added this video to my list of college related videos to watch again and again.
You never Code the external Cause first
Thank you so much. This helped me out a ton.
Thank you so much for this! I literally read the index five times back and forth trying to find Transport and I couldn't for the life of me😂😂😂
And it was right in the first page 😂🤦♂️
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what about the sequencing when it comes to these kind'a questions mam'm
Please take some sample documentation for external cause codes.