4.
a) Electrosurgery:
Electrosurgery is the procedure in which cells are cutting, coagulating or desiciatng by use of electric current with minimum blood loss.
b.Laser
The procedure in which cells are distructed by the process of electromagnefication. Lights are used for the application
c) Microsurgery
Microsurgery is surgical procedure with special precision with operating techniques, mostly used for anastomosis of blood vessels.
d) Endoscopic procedures :
Invasive radiological examination to assess the digestive system( inside the body).
Includes,
e) cryosurgery:
Cryosurgery is the application of extreme cold to the tissue and causes ablation. Very effective treatment for cervical dysplasia.
e. Chamber door does not open: 3. Explain quality assurance logs related to sterilization procedures. -...
rance GA 292 UNT 13 abotory Procedures Chapter Review Short Answwer 1. Explain why quality assurance (QA) and quality control (OC) are cof the utmost importance in any lalor tory setting 2. Identify three categories of testing within the laboratory setting a. b. C. 3. List four forms of basic recommended personal protective equipment (PPE that can be used when collect- ing specimens from patients. a. b. d. 1. Why is proper hand washing an important consideration when working in...
QUESTION 1 Which modifier would a radiologist append to the CPT code to reflect that charges were only for "interpretation and report?" A. 53 B. TC C. 22 D. 76 E. 26 F. 25 10 points QUESTION 2 Any CPT code designated as a "separate procedure" is only coded and billed when? A. When bills are not submitted to Medicare B. When it is not considered a component of another procedure C. When the physician demands separate payment for...
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