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Question 1.

Codes for primary and secondary neoplasms should be sequenced

▸ according to stage of the tumor or cancer

▸ primary site first and secondary site second

▸ by severity

▸ depending on the reason for the encounter

Question 2.

A patient with colon cancer classified as T2 N1 M1 has a tumor that is

▸ in situ tumor, minimal lymph node involvement, with no spread elsewhere

▸ minimal tumor size, no lymph node involvement, with spread elsewhere

▸ large tumor size, extensive lymph node involvement, no spread elsewhere

▸ moderate tumor size, minimal lymph node involvement, with spread elsewhere

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