icd-10-pcs QUESTION: IS MY ANSWER CORRECT? If so, why or why not…

Question Answered step-by-step icd-10-pcs QUESTION: IS MY ANSWER CORRECT? If so, why or why not… icd-10-pcs QUESTION: IS MY ANSWER CORRECT? If so, why or why notProcedure statement: aspiration biopsy of prostatic Abscessadditional information: the prosthetic Abscess is drained after failed attempts to clear the infection using antibiotics. The procedure is performed transurethrally using an endoscope. This aspiration is specifically stated as a biopsy of the fluid.Root and index entries and table location for the statement: drainage is the root operation performed in this procedure, defined as taking or letting out fluids and/OR gases from a body part. The index entry is:Drainage               Prostate 0V90the table location is:medical and surgical (0) male reproductive system (V) drainage (9) prostate (0)Rationale for the answer: the root operation drainage describes the procedure of aspiration of fluid from the body part. The prostate is drained via a natural opening and using an endoscope for the approach value of eight because of the documentation states that it was a biopsy, the qualifier of X , diagnostic is assigned. The correct code assignment is OV908ZX.   Coder AssignedCorrect?  Yes or No Revised codes if incorrectly assigned by coder – List correct code here and also list any codes the coder may have failed to report if that appliesDiagnosis Code N41.2 prostatic abscessYes correct It is correctProcedure Code0V908ZX, Drainage, prostate, via natural or artificial opening endoscopic, no device, no qualifier yes  Science Health Science HIT 2131 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)