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Information on coding malignancies, including identifying primary and secondary sites, referencing neoplasm codes, and distinguishing between benign and malignant lesions. It also includes true/false statements related to neoplasm codes and diagnostic statements to identify primary and secondary sites. likely related to a medical coding or oncology course.
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Which of the following terms are applied to BENIGN lesions? - Answer Polyp If the documentation does not indicate that the site is Primary or Secondary, which of the following sites will be coded as SECONDARY? - Answer Brain Liver Read the diagnostic statement & identify the Primary & Secondary site for each: Diagnostic Statement: METASTATIC RENAL CELL CARCINOMA OF LUNG - Answer PRIMARY: Renal Cell SECONDARY: Lung Which of the following statements regarding NEOPLASM CODES are TRUE? - Answer TRUE:
Diagnostic Statement: OAT CELL CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG WITH SPREAD TO THE BRAIN. - Answer PRIMARY: Lung SECONDARY: Brain Read the diagnostic statement & identify the Primary & Secondary site for each: Diagnostic Statement: CARCINOMA OF CERVICAL LYMPH NODES, METASTATIC FROM THE BREAST. - Answer PRIMARY: Female Breast SECONDARY: Cervical Lymph Nodes Read the diagnostic statement & identify the Primary & Secondary site for each: Diagnostic Statement: METASTATIC OSTEOSARCOMA OF BRAIN - Answer PRIMARY: Bone SECONDARY: Brain
Read the diagnostic statement & identify the Primary & Secondary site for each: Diagnostic Statement: METASTATIC ADENOCARCINOMA OF PROSTATE - Answer PRIMARY: Adenocarcinoma of unspecified site SECONDARY: Prostate Mary was treated for a Primary melanoma of the face last year. There is no longer any evidence of this malignancy. Today, Mary is being seen for a brain malignancy. Which of the following statements are TRUE? - Answer TRUE: