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MCCG135 ICD Procedural Coding ICD-10-PCS Code Assignment Scenarios Course, Program, and Institutional Outcome(s) Assessed: This assignment measures your ability to meet the follows outcome(s): • Course outcome: Employ both manual and electronic resources to accurately code and sequence information from patient health records using the ICD-10-PCS classification system • Program outcome: Demonstrate knowledge and skills employers expect of new hires entering the career field • Program outcome: Demonstrate competency to assemble, process, maintain, store, abstract, analyze, index, and retrieve health information data • Institutional outcome - Relational Learning: Transfer knowledge, skills, and behaviors acquired through formal and informal learning and life experiences to new situations Relevant Background Information: Coders review patient records, identify what information they need to abstract from the documentation, and then assign the correct code(s) to that information. This is a critical skill that you need to develop before you begin working as a medical coder. Assignment Purpose: This assignment asks you to review scenarios and assign the correct ICD-10-PCS code using a computerized encoder. Assignment Directions; Imagine that you were recently promoted from an entry level coder to an inpatient coder in the University Hospital coding department. Your supervisor is happy with your level of ICD-10-PCS assignment on short scenarios and now provides you with longer case scenarios to code. Follow the steps below to complete this assignment: 1. Access Find-A-Code in the AHIMA Vlab by following these steps: a. Select the link to the Vlab link from your course in Blackboard. b. Select the Find-A-Code link from the vLab home page. c. You are now on the Find-A-Code homepage. Select ICD-10-PCS Codes at the top. d. Select ICD-10-PCS Index e. Select the Index dropdown menu for Procedure Code Sets: ICD-10-PCS Index. Use Find-A-Code to look up your ICD-10-PCS codes by typing the root operation for each procedure. Type the first few letters for the root operation in the box and press Enter on your keyboard. 2. Review the scenarios in the chart below. For each scenario, identify which medical term(s) or phrase(s) you will use to code and its appropriate root operation. 3. Use Find-A-Code to assign the correct ICD-10-PCS code(s) to the scenarios in the attached chart. Type your answers directly into the chart. 4. Review the attached rubric to determine how your work will be graded. 5. Submit your work by the designated due date. Scenario 1. Jason Adams is a 65-year-old smoker with hypertension and COPD. He was at home today when he collapsed. He was brought to the ER where it was determined that he had a stroke or cerebrovascular accident (CVA). Dr. Jones admitted Mr. Adams and wanted to run some more tests.