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To locate codes for nonspecific abnormal findings in the Index, look under the main term

Question 1.

Which of the following would NOT be coded as a nonspecific abnormal finding?

▸ abnormal mammogram, unspecified

▸ elevated fasting glucose

▸ proteinuria

▸ ankle fracture

Question 2.

To locate codes for nonspecific abnormal findings in the Index, look under the main term

▸ nonspecific

▸ findings (abnormal)

▸ unknown

▸ unspecified

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