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Practice Reports
Every practice note on the site in one place. Open a report, read the note like a coder, then answer the questions and check the rationale.
- 01Read the note top to bottom, as you would on the job.
- 02Level COPA, data and risk, then the MDM and the code.
- 03Check each answer and read why it is right.
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- 1Mild rash on armThe patient is a 10-year-old girl who presents with a mild, itchy rash on her right arm for the past three days. No fever, no exposure to known…Office1 QOffice1 Q
- 2Mild headacheThe patient is a 38-year-old male who presents with a mild headache that started yesterday afternoon. Describes it as a dull, non-throbbing pain…Office1 QOffice1 Q
- 3FatigueThe patient is a 38-year-old male who presents with complaints of fatigue for the past 3 days. He denies any recent injuries, fever, or rashes. No…Office1 QOffice1 Q
- 4Refractory anemia requiring transfusionFatigue and evaluation of anemia requiring transfusion.Office4 QsOffice4 Qs
- 5Fatigue and joint painThe patient is a 38-year-old male who presents with complaints of fatigue and joint pain for the past two weeks. He denies any recent injuries…Office4 QsOffice4 Qs
- 6Lower abdominal painThe patient presents with a chief complaint of lower abdominal pain.Office4 QsOffice4 Qs
- 7Scratches to the faceMr. Banner being seen with scratches to his face, which have been reported by nursing staff to be a result of anxiety. He requested to be seen by the…Office4 QsOffice4 Qs
- 8Gastroparesis: ongoing nausea and vomitingMr. Johnson's chief complaints include ongoing nausea and vomiting attributed to gastroparesis related to his diabetes. He experiences unpredictable…Office4 QsOffice4 Qs
- 9COPD exacerbation after hospital dischargeMr. Adams presents with a history of COPD and has been seen following his recent hospitalization for a COPD exacerbation. He reports comfort today…Office4 QsOffice4 Qs
- 10Discussion of management / test interpretationMrs. Y, a 72-year-old female with known CHF and CKD, presents today for evaluation of progressively worsening shortness of breath and bilateral lower…Office3 QsOffice3 Qs
Keep the MDM tables open
Level each report against Table A: Problems, Table B: Data and Table C: Risk. The MDM is the level that two of the three meet.
Disclaimer
All notes are for practice only. No real patient information is used: names, dates of birth and medical record numbers are imaginary. Your scores are saved in this browser only.
