AMCI ICD-10-CM Coding for Beginners- Part 3

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I know its 2023 and a long time has passed but is it possible to get access to part 4 please ? Thank you in advance ​@@AMCICurriculumDirectorMrsJay

[@rebeccagaunichaux2099]

Omg you broke this down for me and I was able to understand it right away. I graduated from school and it was not broken down like this.

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[@foreverblessedone1812]

OUTSTANDING!

[@Itsshegooo]

1:00-26:40 🕐 section IV guidelines 26:45 section b.4 signs and symptoms 30:29 clinical indicators 34:35 select first listed code

[@Itsshegooo]

Anxiety- nervousness rapid breathing increased heart rate sweating Allergic rhinitis- sneezing running nose itchy eyes Hypothyroidism- fatigue weight gain consolation Osteoarthritis-joint pain stiffness bone spurs Coronary artery disease-chest pain weakness SOB

[@Itsshegooo]

Select first listed code 1: Otitis media 2:hypothyroidism 3:right ankle fracture 1st and then pregnancy 4: scale 2 coma 1st then intermediate finger laceration 5: cerebral laceration and cerebral hemorrhage then scale 2 coma due to guidelines at code level (Coma code says code first if intracranial injury is present because it was a MANIFESTATION CODE the coma manifested because of the intracranial injury so it gets chiefly coded) Combo code was used due to cerebral laceration with hemorrhage being one code used for two diagnosis 6:hallux rigidus then type 2 diabetes (history) (because the patient had same day surgery and came back and complained of pain) 7:ruptured appendix then history of htn,dm,gerd

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Thank you much for amazing clarification of these guidelines. Truly appreciate it. I am so excited and looking forward to the ICD-10-CM for Beginners Part 4. When will it be released? I hope it is soon! Thank you once again. :)

[@AMCIMedicalCoding]

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I love your videos. Thank you. Just wondering in the case of patient at surgery center for Cartiva great toe implant, why the surgery would not be coded?

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@@AMCIMedicalCoding Mz. J, do you know what changes are coming for the 2024 exam? I’m hearing different things about testing with AAPC.

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[@che1925]

@ absolute medical coding institute, LLC For excericise 5 the code for the comas required a 7th character per the red box. We only added the seventh digit add on for the first one. The ones dealing with comas were not added for the 7th character. Could you clarify why that is.

[@malousantos3552]

Hello Mrs. J, for ER coding should we code incidental findings from Radiology report. Another example is when the provider diagnosis is knee pain but the xtray impression is mild djd. Can I code the djd instead of knee pain?

[@VictoriaWhite-dn7mc]

The example about the coma diagnosis - the question did not mention eyes open to pain or incomprehensible words. It said "glasgow coma scale revealed: Level 2 Coma" Therefore, I coded it as R40.2443 Glasgow coma scale - other coma, without documented Glasgow coma scale score, or with partial score reported, at hospital admission. I almost thought it was R40.2433, but that is 3 - 8, there is no score 1 - 2 listed.... Thank you for breaking down the guidelines and giving all these example problems! I haven't actually started my coding class (just the preq's from Career Step) but I'm enjoying getting a little pre-studying done. :)

[@leahoh4]

I'm having this same issue with this scenario. I wish there was a little more break down.

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I’m so grateful for these videos! Is there a part 4 or what would be the next video to help assist. It seems as though it’s following the AAPC chapters and flowed perfectly. ❤❤

[@AMCIMedicalCoding]

Check out our ICD-10-CM playlist via our channel. There is tons of content that should help you on your journey.

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Sorry to hear that, but we are happy we can be of assistance now!

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I did the same thing that's why I'm sitting here doing a whole review cuz I did not get it 1 hour of class is not enough

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I am loving your videos. You help me understand better than anyone. I was ready to give up until I started watching your videos.Thank you. I do have a question though. At the end of this video you said there is a part 4 about learning the categories by site. Can you direct me to that one? I can't find it on your list of videos. TIA and Thank you again for posting these videos.

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[@alicejohnson5089]

Thank you for helping make this make sense I'm excited about part 4

[@AMCICurriculumDirectorMrsJay]

Thank you so much Alice, we have decided to place part IV in our free course. Click the link to get registered. Classes begin May 20th 6 pm Eastern or Pacific time zones: www.amcicoding.com/courses/freei2mc

[@c.malijan660]

I'm a little bit confused with the coma codes. why didn't you include the motor response in coding?

[@ivydaryl]

Hi, any part 4? I really like your channel. It is so helpful! Good job AMCI

[@AMCIMedicalCoding]

Hello, part 4 is specific coding guidelines and we discuss them in detail in our CPC course, where you study Advanced ICD-10-CM. Click Here to learn more www.amcicoding.com/courses/cpccourse

[@ivydaryl]

@@AMCIMedicalCoding great! Thank you so much!❤

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Is part 4 on KZbin? I seem to be having trouble locating it.

[@francine13]

42:51 What app is used for the hypothyroidism screenshot? The one complete with overview symptoms, treatments, etc.

[@tiffanistrickland9146]

Can someone explain why we are coding 2 separate codes for the coma scale 2? I’m not sure why this is? Is it because it’s a level 2 dealing with both visual and verbal responses? Thank you!

[@monicarbust1]

Do you have somewhere to download this chart?

[@EwokStory]

mrs j i have a question. In the 1:03:56 for level 2 coma. Why the code not 7 caracter? because i saw the red 7 sign, is there any different rule?

[@user-cx8xs9ye6o]

Where can I find video part 4? These are the best videos by far! Mrs. Is an AWESOME INSTRUCTOR!!!!!😊

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Check out our playlists!

[@mayyuiuhs]

Great videos. really helpful. finished all 3 parts. Is there a part 4? I cant seem to find it.

[@AMCIMedicalCoding]

The instructor decided to just add it to the Advanced ICD-10-CM in our private course. Come join us if you can! amcicoding.com/courses

[@jennenredston2282]

this is amazeng......but where is the part4? pls

[@rain4325]

I have a question re: fx being the 1st listed code in exercise #3, I thought that the guidelines states pregnancy codes take precedence over all other codes? also in exercise #4 & #5 why wouldn't unconscious be in the inventory list? also in exercise #5 would you also add R40.232 to complete the Glasgow coma scale, also wouldn't you add a 7th character code to the codes? when is part 4 coming out or where can I find part 4, I can't find it on KZbin?

[@sivaramprasadadireddy5276]

Please provide all chapter specific ICD 10 guidelines, super teaching,

[@AMCICurriculumDirectorMrsJay]

The specific guidelines are found in our course. Any one of these can help: www.amcicoding.com/courses/lecturefasttrack

[@maghiuthay3528]

Mam should we learn clinical indicators seperately

[@violetapajares542]

Cerebral contusión and laceration

[@raeadam1]

Hi all, I couldn't find part 4 after this part. Is it removed from the playlist?

[@rhondagodwin1479]

How do we print the cheat charts

[@violetapajares542]

The right ankle fracture

[@EduardoReyes-lr7jy]

I'm waiting for part 4 😍

[@gazorpazorp9798]

Did it ever drop? I cant find it.

[@arezoo6384]

I could not find part 4. Could you please advise?

[@123Gaayu]

where can i find this MCG guidelines please

[@icanstudy215]

Ma'am please tell me about patient history. Only main diagnosis is first listed and history of patient is not coded . Am I right or wrong

[@aamirmohamed2650]

Thank you so much for the great style of teaching you have. I have only one question at exercise # 5, when you code for the coma it says code up to 7 characters ( which is indicated by the red rectangular and number 7 in front of it) but I can see that both codes for the coma scale were only six-character code ( R40.212, and R40.222). my question is like is there any clarification for why those are only 6 characters rather than 7? could you please give more explanation? thanks again

[@AMCIMedicalCoding]

Yes, you are correct, sometimes, the instructor can make small errors. You are quite forensic. Great Job!

[@aamirmohamed2650]

@@AMCIMedicalCoding Thank you so much for the quick and explained response, I love all the presentations. thanks for helping me

[@harijangiti227]

Hi mam, your lecturers are awesome. I have gone through ICD 10 CM part 1,2,3 videos and i cant find part 4 video? could you pls help me out ..

[@shubhamkatoch09]

Hey, great knowledge in your video. Is the part 4 coming?

[@AMCIMedicalCoding]

Stay tuned we upload videos regularly!

[@shubhamkatoch09]

@@AMCIMedicalCoding Its been 2 years already, just want to know about part 4. Is it coming or not?

[@decpatriot-concierge2099]

Thank you again for an outstanding video. I do have one question about exercise 7. Would you use history codes to code existing HTN, DM, AND GERD? And if not, why not? Bless you for your help.

[@AMCIMedicalCoding]

Thank you for your question. You use history codes ONLY when the patient has a past history of a condition (no longer present), and when that history of a condition is pertinent to the encounter.

[@hunainarahim1781]

@@AMCIMedicalCoding that means we'll code only for GERD here and not for HTN & DM and if we do code the other two then DM should also be coded in exercise 6? Is that so? Please do correct me.

[@RamziyaKalyamutdinova]

Shouldn’t the Glasgow coma be code R40.2433? I was a little confused . It is 1:04:25

[@markramiterre7432]

Is there a Glasgow coma scale of 2???E1,V1,M1 = atleast a score of 3

[@brendawhiteside3785]

WHEN PART 4 COMING UP

[@mrssanchez6778]

Signs are things you can see, symptoms are. Things you can feel, but can't see

[@AMCIMedicalCoding]

Yes they are !!!🙂

[@kauralpatel3312]

Hi, Do you have link for teaching use of Z codes and External causes codes?

[@AMCIMedicalCoding]

No Z codes just external causes codes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2TKqWqYp5aMntk

[@shalinisharma4077]

In 7th exercise can't we use code history codes, because it is given in document that she has history....

[@maghiuthay3528]

Which one is the part 4 mam

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Need part 4 cant find it

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Is Part four not on KZbin?

[@rinithnani5424]

Where is part 4 .. Im searching for it couldn't find it please help😢

[@harikrishnaarchakam1420]

Does january month CPC Exam coming as per 2020 guidelines for 2021 guidelines? Please let me know.

[@AMCICurriculumDirectorMrsJay]

Hi Hari yes it does. Our apologies for the late replies.

[@susansponheimer8503]

Where can I find the "selection of the first-listed Code Chart"? I have the icd-10 optum 2023 version.

[@Ms.EmilyHCIL]

I believe AMCI has it located in their textbook. Please feel free to check out the description on how to get in contact with the staff on our website.

[@-ServiamAmirJ-ramIsaacRSantos]

i cant find the part 4

[@ScuffdSissy]

I'm confused. on the coma scenario at 1:02:52 wouldn't the coma codes also include a 7th character or do they not need one since there is one on the S06.333A? I'm very new. looks like the book said to use a 7th unless there is a guideline I didn't learn correctly. Thanks for your wonderful videos.

[@ScuffdSissy]

Guess this won't get answered

[@Bud-.-]

Hello C C! You probably already figured it out, after 2 monthsm but I am currently having the same issue, however, as I looked through the comments, I found another comment with the same issue, and Mrs. Jay actually commented stating that she made a mistake with not putting the 7th character. So if we look at the little pink box above the codes and under "Coma Scale" then we can find the 7th character ourselves. The exercise starts with "arrives at the ED" So I assume the coma and laceration was discoved upon arrival at the ED, meaning I believe the 7th character will be 2. So the final codes will be: S06.333A, R40.2122, R40.2222.

[@ScuffdSissy]

@@Bud-.- thank you. I didn't think to look through the comments.

[@Bud-.-]

@@ScuffdSissy No worries, all it told me is that there had to be a 7th character, just like you stated, she never stated what the 7th character was, so I'm guessing its #2. Hopefully I'm correct lol

[@alphonsajosthna6361]

In excercise 5 why signs and symptoms coded second after the diagnosis codes

[@ShaKinsey1]

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[@geaj4214]

How can i get the chief reason for the encounter chart?

[@AMCIMedicalCoding]

You can go to the website and purchase the MCG manual. In the manual, you will find several charts: Chief Reason charts , Principal Diagnoses, Other Diagnoses, Principal Procedures, etc.

[@theweaveassistofficial8301]

You stated it’s a part 4 video. Is it posted? If so, I can’t find it

[@atibbsamci]

Hello, parts 1-4 are available in the ICD-10CM playlist on the channel, and feel free to look at the other informative play lists curated by AMCI.

[@geaj4214]

when taliking about the coma im cofused where the A came from on the code S06.333A can someone please help?

[@AMCIMedicalCoding]

Hi Rae. We are thrilled to have you. We are 100% online, but it does not feel online our teacher student ratios are excellent that you get most of your questions answered in real-time. www.amcicoding.com for more information.

[@dailyinspiration_jeremiah2911]

SECTION IV GUIDELINES: 2:32 CLARIFICATION: 5:53

[@minnuzamir5458]

Mam,do you have own tutorial course for same?

[@AMCIMedicalCoding]

hello, Please visit our website to learn more about AMCI courses. you can find specific details that should answer your questions. Just click the link below and select the course you interested in. www.amcicoding.com/cources

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Please refer a book for practice

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[@ThisisAkuma24]

Ma'am icd 10 cm includes only three parts , do you have other videos for systems

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Check out our channel!

[@nguyenminhduc1993]

When do you release the Part IV?

[@AMCIMedicalCoding]

Part IV is in our online course. If you can't enroll, my advise find a medical coding book like Carol Buck's Next step, and use our advanced lectures to help explain the chapters.

[@twinsesc5001]

Are we able to watch the part IV somewhere? Thanks!

[@Ms.EmilyHCIL]

Unfortunately part 4 has never been uploaded. But please feel free to check out more of our playlist on the channel. Theres loads of information!

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[@user-jt7lx3sq5v]

Hi. I am new to the industry and studying at home. What's the MCG manual. I found it on amazon but its not on the AAPC website. I bought the CPT, HCPCS bundle. I need to buy this one too? This is very expensive education lol wow.

[@Ms.EmilyHCIL]

Hello, the MCG Manual is a textbook AMCI sells themselves. I do not know of it is yet permitted in the test site, but it contains the guidelines explained in a more straight and concise point. It only lists guidelines and sequencing order directions, no codes.

[@Ms.EmilyHCIL]

And yes it is a very expensive education, good luck and thanks for watching!

[@BlossomsByAsmaa]

Hi, where I can find Part 4 of this series?

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[@SeductiveLady11]

Can somebody tell me where is part 4 at please send me the link

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