CODING NEOPLASMS IN ICD-10-CM
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- In this video, I explain the various classifications of neoplasms and the key terms that you need to know. I also show you step by step how to code a Neoplasms.
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Mr. Nguyen thank you so much! I am currently in a coding and billing program here in California, and I’m not getting simple in depth lectures like this. You helped me tremendously. Thank you again 🙏
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Thank you Teacher .You are so kind, to put your time to all the lectures to make them so clear, neat & easy to understanding. I'm studying for COC test. Hopefully I can pass the test base on my hard study and with all your lectures.
Thank you! 😃and don't forget to do the homework. You are a doer and not a dreamer. Slowly but surely you will get there. Happy Learning!
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Thank you Hoang. I am in a basic coding ICD-10-cm & ICD-10-PCS course. Reading on Neoplasms now. After watching your video, I am now able to get a better understanding of the literature. It is not as foreign. Going to try and locate your video on sequencing.
Hi Terriya. Please make sure you watch all of my videos and take note. You need to know them all not only for the exam but also for work so happy learning. Thanks so much for your support.
@@codingwithhoang even for the RHIT exam? I see that you reference the more specialized exams.
Thank you for all of your hard work on these videos!
Thank you! I feel like I understand this more when you explain it so much more simpler than my content! I also live near Boston. So excited to get into the field.
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You are so welcome! Thank you so much for your comment and support. You will find a coding job in Boston when you pass the exam. Good luck with your study.
Thank you so much Mr. Hoang. You are an excellent teacher. I'm stiying for Aapc CPC test. Hopefully on September 2020. Extremely grateful for your help.
You can do it! As soon as I cover all the important chapters of ICD-10-CM and CPT, I will make a video on how to pass the CPC test. Happy Learning!
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Thank you dear teacher! I enjoy every video and I’m learning so much from you. I’m feeling much more confident and it’s because you’re an excellent and patient teacher❤️
Hi Alison. I am glad to know that you are learning so much from my videos. You will become a great coder for sure. Have a wonderful weekend!
Thank you so much for your time!! You are a true blessing!!
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You are a very easy to follow and understand instructor
Hi Faith. Thank you so much for your comment. All the best.
Very clear teaching. Thank you!
Great Class, Mr. Hoang.
Thank you so much for your support.
Hello sir. Thank you a lot for video lectures. But, I don't know how to access your free ICD 10 CM class. I already filled the sign up form.
Thanks again. Do you have a Playlist of your videos in order of the ICD-10-CM Chapters? I am currently using the ICD-10-CM 2022 to prepare for my CPC AAPC Exam.
Hey I’m preparing too for the exam and giving the exam in September. Can you share any new additions in 2022 book
I don't seem to find morphology code for carcinoma I look under carcinoma and gave me the definition but no the morphological code. Help please
Hi Violeta. I just looked at the 2022 ICD-10-CM index of disease and injury and you are right, the morphology codes have been removed; however, you still can tell whether or not it is malignant or benign cancer by looking its code instruction. For example, lets look at the main term: LIPOSARCOMA, it instructs you to see also Neoplasm, connective tissue, malignant so you know it is not a benign lesion. I hope it helps.
@@codingwithhoang I had the exact same question! You truly are a great teacher. I plan on buying some of your classes. At this point I've learned so much, it just doesn't feel right to not give you something back. God bless you.
Thank you doctor
Great video !
Thank you sir
I got many more informations from this class
Hi Rukkus. Please visit my website: codingwithhoang.com. Fill out the short form then I will add you to the course and send you your login ID. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your amazing videos. It helped me a lot. I would love to get into your course. Im currently review for my cpc exams. However, I got lost because of the overwhelmed. Please show me how to get into your course. Thank you so much for your time.
Hi Nhu, I am glad it helps. As soon as I am done with all important chapters, I will post more videos about how to prep for the exam. Good luck with your study!
Thank you teacher. It’s very helpful lecture
Thank you so much for letting me know. Don't forget to sign up for my free training course for homework and learning materials. Have a good day!
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Thank you sir, good teaching.
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great lecture
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It is slightly off the topic but can anyone tell ,how can we code tendon pain. I code them as site specific
Thank you dear sir
Most welcome Sae. All the best.
Hi do you have mock exams video for all the icd10 chapter
Where can I find this table of neoplasm in ICD 10 cm year 22. Can someone please help. I'm still new
Sir at 16.06, I'm not getting Q.3 how to find code from table, please help me
Thank you!
Hi Jackie. You're welcome and thank you for watching.
Metastatic carcinoma of pancreas and omentum: C78.89, C78.6, C80.1 , HOW IS IT DONE? IS IT NOT C25.9, C48.1
thank you sir.........
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Hi Hoang, Thank you so much for the courses. how do i log in to your training website? I try guest user but it doesn't allow and i can't find the page for sign up. Thank you
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@@codingwithhoang thank you so much sir
Very useful class sir. Thank u somuch.
Can u share the homework answer pls..
Hi Murali. I am glad it is helpful. I don't see any homework in this video so I am not sure which homework that you are referring to.
@@codingwithhoang. Thank u somuch your reply sir. I am sorry it was on sequence for neoplasm coding.
Hoang where do I find Lipoma of head in neoplasm table?
Lipoma is a benign lesion so you should go directly to the neoplasm table. Instead, you look under the main term LIPOMA it will give you D17.9 Your next step is to double check this code in the tabular list and you sure will find the right code under D17 category based on the site given. I hope it helps.
Do you prefer AHIMA or AAPC?
Hi Bethzaida, if you want to be an outpatient coder, then you should go with AAPC credentials (CPC, COC or CPC-H); however, if you want to become an inpatient coder working in the hospital, then you should go with AHIMA credential (the CCS). I hope it helps.
@@codingwithhoang yes it helps a great deal. Thanks ❤️
Can anyone tell me the correct codes for this?: Metastatic cancer of the pancreas and liver
Do I have to buy all the books for 2022 for the test? I have 2019.
2019 version is too old for the test so yes you should purchase a new one and it can last until end of next year.
@@codingwithhoang Thank Mr Hoang for the response, but big question AAPC has the Pro Fee Coder Bundle 2023 (With AMA CPT® Code Book) should I buy the 2023 already or just buy 2022? Thank you for your help!! 🙏🙏🙏
How to find code for lipoma of head?
Look under the main term: lipoma, then find the subterm head then you should see D17.0 (benign lipomatous neoplasm of skin, subcutaneous of head, face and neck). I hope it helps.
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Thank you so much for your quick reply!
I really appreciate it.
How do you code cancer in remission
In the table of neoplasm, there is a column for carcinoma in situ.
@@codingwithhoang so should we code from in situ column, which means after the treatment, the cancer has not spread
@@skandaskanda1791 You will see either the doctor or pathology report document the term carcinoma in situ and it means that the cancer cells have not spread to any nearby tissues then you have to use the code for carcinoma in situ by site. On the other hand, if a cancer site for example breast cancer has been surgical removed and the patient is no longer on any chemotherapy or treatment then you have to use the personal history of cancer code. I hope it helps.
Thank you.
Mr. Hoang, I got into HCC coding.