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Trauma and orthopaedics
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Chronic vs current injuries
Deciding between coding an injury as chronic or as a current or acute injury can be tricky. In this course, that is exactly what you will learn to do, as well as looking at some of the important standards along the way.
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Chronic vs current injuries
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Introduction to chronic and current injuries
Statistical probability when indexing
Chronic vs current injuries
Choosing between a chronic or a current injury
Chronic vs current injuries – activity
Acute fractures
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Introduction to acute fractures
Acute fractures – identify the site
Identify the acute fracture site – activity
Acute fractures – 5th characters
Acute fracture 5th characters – activity
Acute fractures – add an external cause code
Acute fracture external causes – activity
Acute fracture – excludes notes
Acute fracture excludes notes – activity
Other fractures
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Introduction to other types of fractures
Fractures in M84
Pathological fractures caused by neoplasms
Pathological fractures caused by osteoporosis
Fatigue fractures
Periprosthetic fractures
Chapter XIII vs Chapter XIX fracture – activity
Dislocations
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Introduction to dislocations
Dislocation – key points to remember
Dislocation – activity
Ligaments
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Injuries to ligaments
Ligaments – activity
Chronic vs current injuries final quiz – let’s check what you have learnt!
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