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What is the icd-9-cm codes for Visit to radiology department for barium swallow abdominal pain barium swallow performed and the findings are negative?
you need to know why the barium swallow was performed. can he not swallow?
Can you code from radiology findings on an inpatient chart?
only if it is documented in the chart
What does the diagnosis code 793.1 mean?
Nonspecific abnormalities findings from radiology or exam field.
What are symptoms signs and laboratory findings associated with pancreatitis?
Symptoms of pancreatitis may include severe abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, and fever. Signs can include abdominal tenderness, jaundice, and low blood pressure. Laboratory findings may show elevated levels of amylase and lipase, as well as abnormal liver function tests.
What is the importance of knowing the four abdominal quadrants and the nine abdominal regions in a clinical setting?
Understanding the abdominal quadrants and regions helps healthcare providers to localize and communicate about specific abdominal findings precisely. This knowledge is crucial for accurate assessment, diagnosis, and treatment planning of abdominal conditions, as it allows for consistent documentation and communication among healthcare professionals.
What is 'sk' in radiology?
In radiology, "sk" typically refers to "skin," often used in the context of measuring radiation dose or assessing the effects of radiation on the skin. It may also pertain to skin markers used in imaging procedures to indicate positions for treatment or to reference anatomical landmarks. Additionally, "sk" can appear in radiographic reports to denote skin-related findings or conditions.
Under what circumstances should a mediastinoscopy be performed?
Because mediastinoscopy is a surgical procedure, it should only be performed when the benefits of the exam's findings outweigh the risks of surgery and anesthesia.
What is a focal range radiology?
Focal range in radiology refers to the specific area of interest within an imaging study where the radiologist focuses their interpretation. It involves examining a particular region or lesion in detail to assess its characteristics, potential pathology, and implications for patient care. This approach helps in diagnosing conditions accurately by concentrating on specific findings rather than evaluating the entire image uniformly.
Do life insurance companies report HIV status to department of public health?
No, life insurance companies do not report HIV status findings to public health departments but will report their findings to whom you authorized them to when you signed the medical information release form.
What is infrahilar?
"Infrathilar" is a term used to describe a location on a radiographic image or in medical imaging. It refers to a region that is located below or inferior to the region known as the hilum in an organ such as the lung. This term is commonly used in radiology reports to describe the specific location of abnormalities or findings.
What does significant findings mean?
Significant findings means meaningful findings worth mentioning.
What is the agenda for a committee meeting?
Call to orderReview /Revision Previous minutesFeedback from Quality Council Department and Senior ManagementReview of agendaReports of findings, observation and evaluationAction ,recommendation and follow upAdjournment
