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October 2007
Exercise your coding skills by testing yourself with this scenario. Answers can be found at the bottom of this ezine. Scenario:
The patient is discharged from the hospital after an acute CVA
resulting in right sided spastic hemiplegia (right dominant). He will
receive nursing services as well as PT and OT. How would you code this?
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M0240b 342.11 (hemiplegia, spastic, dominant side) Tip! Use 434.91 when documentation states stroke, CVA or cerebral infarction without additional documentation regarding the etiology of the CVA. |
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