Using a CPT manual, select the correct anesthesia code.
Diagnosis: Morbid obesity
Anesthesia: General
Procedure: Gastric bypass and restriction
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Q. 2) Using a CPT manual, select the correct anesthesia code.
Anesthesia: General
Procedure: Plantar fasciotomy of the instep of the left foot.
After the administration of anesthesia, the patient was placed in surgical position. A transverse incision, 1.5 inches (3.8 cm) in length, was made distal to the surface of the plantar heel and deepened down to the level of the fascia. A retractor was placed into the site and held with hemostasis. The plantar fascia was transected using a 15 sterile deep blade. The site was closed with horizontal mattress sutures. The patient tolerated the procedure well and was sent to the recovery room in stable condition.
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Q. 3) Using a CPT manual, select the correct anesthesia code.
Anesthesia: General
Procedure: Closed reduction of femur, lower one-third
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Q. 4) Using a CPT manual, select the correct anesthesia code.
Anesthesia: Regional
Procedure: Diagnostic arthroscopy of the left wrist
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Q. 5) Using a CPT manual, select the correct anesthesia code.
Patient: Tom Smith Age: 6 months
Anesthesia: General
Procedure: Hernia repair, lower abdomen
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Q. 6) Using a CPT manual, select the correct anesthesia code.
Anesthesia: General
Procedure: Cervical cerclage and biopsy of labia and cervix
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Q. 7) Using a CPT manual, select the correct anesthesia code.
Anesthesia: General
Procedure: Partial rib resection
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Q. 8) The administration of fluids and blood products, monitoring of noninvasive vitals, and the administration of the anesthesia are all component parts of the ____________________ care for a patient.
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Q. 9) Every anesthesia code has a basic value, also known as a(n) ____________________, assigned to it.
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Q. 10) Epidural blocks are the injection of an anesthetic agent into the ____________________ space above the dura mater.
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