medical coding

2. A diagnosis code that is not otherwise specified
3. Accounting methods to respond to the loss of value of a property or piece of equipment over time.
7. A diagnosis code that is not elsewhere classified
8. A group of diagnostic tests done in one machine at the same time.
10. Disillusionment with work and physical emotional exhaustion.
12. A detailed list of items in stock or in possession of an individual or business.
15. Contacting acquaintances and their contacts who may know of potential jobs.
16. A patient who has not been admitted to a health care facility
17. Using procedure codes that do not reflect a high enough level of service
18. A standard measure of qualified instruction or contact hours as defined by a specific profession.

1. A written record of the proceedings of a meeting.
4. A patient who has been formally admitted to a health care facility
5. An addition to a Current Procedural Terminology code that indicates unusual circumstances related to the procedure
6. A condition that results from a disease, injury or treatment for a disease or injury
9. An itemized bill for items whose cost has not been prepaid.
11. Using a code to obtain a higher level of reimbursement that is justified by medical procedures performed as documented in the medical record.
13. A number that quantifies the amount of physician labor, resources, and expertise
14. A summary of information about a person that describes education, work experience, and other information related to an individual's suitability for employment