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Question 1.

When you find the cross-reference "see," it means

▸ you need to code this term and the next term

▸ you need to read the coding guidelines for an exception

▸ that you are in the wrong place to find the procedure you are searching for

▸ that you need to cross reference with the Tabular List

Question 2.

Incomplete sentences in the main terms could be simply to

▸ save space

▸ keep you thinking

▸ clarify meaning

▸ speed up ringing

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