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When the word "or" appears in the Tabular Index, it means

Question 1.

In the Tabular List, nonessential modifiers follow code titles and

▸ require special instructions

▸ do not need to be part of the diagnosis

▸ need to be part of the diagnosis

▸ need to be added to the code

Question 2.

When the word "or" appears in the Tabular Index, it means

▸ both of the diagnoses must be applicable

▸ either of the diagnoses can be applicable

▸ only the second of the two diagnoses is applicable

▸ only the first of the two diagnoses is applicable

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