Learning to Code with CPT/HCPCS 2010
Chapter 8 - Medicine
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Lesson Plans
Chapter8 — Medicine
Goals of the Lesson:
Cognitive: The student will learn the process for reading medical documents to assign appropriate CPT/HCPCS codes for medicine procedures.
Motor: The student will determine the correct CPT/HCPCS codes for the practice exercises.
Affective: The student will explore the various forms of medicine procedures that they might encounter in a medical environment.
Learning Objectives:
The lesson section for each objective starts on the page shown below.
8.1Describe the format of the CPT Medicine section...... 2
8.2Recognize terminology used in the Medicine section...... 3
8.3Correctly assign CPT codes and modifiers to medicine procedures and services...... 4
8.4Recognize the elements required for complete injection and infusion CPT code assignment...... 6
8.5Understand the various noninvasive cardiology procedure and correctly assign the applicable CPT Medicine codes7
You Will Need:
Gather the following materials and teaching aids for the following lessons:
8.1Current CPT/HCPCS manual
8.2Textbook, blank index cards
8.3Current CPT manual, Internet, Online databases
8.4Computer, Internet access, TV, video, guest speaker.
8.5Current CPT/HCPCS manual, computer, Internet access.
Legend:IB: Image Bank (IRCD); IRCD: Instructor’s Resource CD-ROM; PPT: PowerPoint (IRCD); SRCD: Student’s Resource CD-ROM; TG: Test Generator (IRCD); OLC: Online CourseObjective8.1
Describe the format of the CPT Medicine section.
Lecture Outline
/Figures, Tables, and Features
/Resources andIn-Class Activities
/Outside Assignments/ Evaluation
/Instructor’s Notes
Content / Text page / PPT slideOrganization of the Medicine Section / 276 / 2, 10-15, 22-26, 29-33 / In-Class Activity
Provide each student with a current copy of CPT/HCPCS manual; walk through Medicine section while describing this section.
Materials
Current CPT/HCPCS manuals / Outside Assignments
Complete Testing Your Comprehension assignment
Legend:IB: Image Bank (IRCD); IRCD: Instructor’s Resource CD-ROM; PPT: PowerPoint (IRCD); SRCD: Student’s Resource CD-ROM; TG: Test Generator (IRCD); OLC: Online Course
Objective 8.2
Recognize terminology used in the Medicine section.
Lecture Outline
/Figures, Tables, and Features
/Resources andIn-Class Activities
/Outside Assignments/ Evaluation
/Instructor’s Notes
Content / Text page / PPT slideIntroduction / 275 / Table in Introduction / In-Class Activity
Create flash cards with the terms listed in the chapter.
Materials:
Textbook, blank index cards / Outside Assignment
Instruct the students to find 10 new terms in the Medicine section. They are to write out the definition and use that term in a short sentence.
Legend:IB: Image Bank (IRCD); IRCD: Instructor’s Resource CD-ROM; PPT: PowerPoint (IRCD); SRCD: Student’s Resource CD-ROM; TG: Test Generator (IRCD); OLC: Online Course
Objective8.3
Correctly assign CPT codes and modifiers to medicine procedures and services.
Lecture Outline
/Figures, Tables, and Features
/Resources andIn-Class Activities
/Outside Assignments/ Evaluation
/Instructor’s Notes
Content / Text page / PPT slideCommon Medicine Modifiers
Injections and Infusions
Chemotherapy and Other Highly Complex Drug or Highly Complex Biologic Agent Administration
Psychiatry
Dialysis
Gastroenterology
Ophthalmology
Special Otorhinolaryngologic Services
Cardiovascular Services
Pulmonary Services
Allergy and Clinical Immunology
Neurology
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Medical Nutrition Therapy, Acupuncture, and Chiropractic Manipulative treatment
Special Services, Procedures, and Reports / 276-278
278-283
283-284
284-285
285-286
286-287
287-288
288-289
289-292
292
292-293
294-295
295-296
296
297 / 3 / Quick Reference Table / In-Class Activity
Divide the class into pairs or small groups. Assign each group with a procedure from the medicine section to research and report back to the class about that procedure.
MATERIALS:
Current CPT/HCPCS manual, Internet, online data bases. / Outside Assignments
Complete coding Practice I: Chapter review exercises
Complete Coding Practice II: Medical Record Case Studies
Legend:IB: Image Bank (IRCD); IRCD: Instructor’s Resource CD-ROM; PPT: PowerPoint (IRCD); SRCD: Student’s Resource CD-ROM; TG: Test Generator (IRCD); OLC: Online Course
Objective 8.4
Recognize the elements required for complete injection and infusion CPT code assignment.
Lecture Outline
/Figures, Tables, and Features
/Resources andIn-Class Activities
/Outside Assignments/ Evaluation
/Instructor’s Notes
Content / Text page / PPT slideInjections and Infusions / 278-283 / 4-9, 27,28 / In-Class Activity
Invite a nurse to demonstrate the various injections to the class or show a video demonstrating the same. (Numerous videos are available online at medical school’s websites.)
MATERIALS: Computer, TV, internet access, video, guest speaker. / Outside Assignments
Instruct the students to find and video an informational video online and write a short paragraph describing the procedure they viewed.
Legend:IB: Image Bank (IRCD); IRCD: Instructor’s Resource CD-ROM; PPT: PowerPoint (IRCD); SRCD: Student’s Resource CD-ROM; TG: Test Generator (IRCD); OLC: Online Course
Objective 8.5
Understand the various noninvasive and invasive cardiology procedures and correctly assign the applicable CPT Medicine codes.
Lecture Outline
/Figures, Tables, and Features
/Resources andIn-Class Activities
/Outside Assignments/ Evaluation
/Instructor’s Notes
Content / Text page / PPT slideCardiovascular Services / 289-292 / 16-21 / In-Class Activity
Divide the class into small groups. Instruct each group to research an invasive and noninvasive procedure, and report to the class their findings.
Materials: current CPT manual, internet, computer / Outside Assignments
Instruct the students to research the difference between noninvasive and invasive procedures and write a short paper describing their findings.
Legend:IB: Image Bank (IRCD); IRCD: Instructor’s Resource CD-ROM; PPT: PowerPoint (IRCD); SRCD: Student’s Resource CD-ROM; TG: Test Generator (IRCD); OLC: Online Course
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