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  • [Solved] Nursing Assignment PD

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    see attached – ## 675unit5discussion.docx **## 675unit5discussion.docx** Bipolar I, Bipolar II, and Major Depressive Disorder Differentiate between bipolar I, bipolar II, and major depressive disorder. In your post, discuss the similarities and differences between these disorders and how you, as a p…

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    Bipolar I, Bipolar II, and Major Depressive Disorder

    Differentiate between bipolar I, bipolar II, and major depressive disorder. In your post, discuss the similarities and differences between these disorders and how you, as a provider, would determine which diagnosis a patient has. Also, include medications that would be prescribed for each of these disorders and alternative treatment options. Be sure to include age considerations for the medications that you choose.

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    Bipolar I, Bipolar II, and Major Depressive Disorder

    Differentiate between bipolar I, bipolar II, and major depressive disorder. In your post, discuss the similarities and differences between these disorders and how you, as a provider, would determine which diagnosis a patient has. Also, include medications that would be prescribed for each of these disorders and alternative treatment options. Be sure to include age considerations for the medications that you choose.

  • [Solved] Fundamental

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    – ## RUAFUNDAMENTAL.docx **## RUAFUNDAMENTAL.docx** 1. Follow these guidelines when completing this assignment. a. Select a Speak Up brochure from **The Joint Commission website.** b. Write a short paper reviewing the brochure. Use the Grading Criteria (below) to structure your critique. c. Include…

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    **## RUAFUNDAMENTAL.docx**

    1. Follow these guidelines when completing this assignment.

    a. Select a Speak Up brochure from
    **The Joint Commission website.**

    b. Write a short paper reviewing the brochure. Use the Grading Criteria (below) to structure your critique.

    c. Include current nursing or healthcare journal article to support your critique.

    2. Include the following sections

    a. Introduction of brochure (10 points/10%)

    i. Includes brochure title

    ii. Identifies date published

    iii. Describes individuals or groups

    iv. Brochure properly cited, included on reference list and submitted with assignment

    b. Summary of brochure (20 points/20%) -brochure citation required

    i. Review the main topics in the brochure.

    ii. Includes information to promote communication between patients and healthcare providers.

    iii. Reflects on why this topic is of interest to you?

    c. Evaluation of brochure (30 points/30% total (4 points each) (Brochure & nursing article must be cited)

    i. Was the information provided in the brochure beneficial? Could you incorporate it in your patient education?

    ii. What was done well, and what could have been improved in the brochure?

    iii. Was the information presented clearly?

    iv. Did current nursing or healthcare related research support the information presented in the brochure?

    v. What population or individuals does this brochure apply to (i.e., who will benefit the most from this brochure)?

    vi. Who else can use this information?

    vii. Will this information increase patient safety?

    d. Clarity of Writing (20 points/20%)

    i. Information presented in a logical progression.

    ii. Section headers used:

    iii. Summary of Brochure

    iv. Patient Communication

    v. Personal Reflection

    vi. Evaluation of Brochure

    vii. Evidence Review and Application

    viii. Conclusion

    e. Conclusion (10 points/10%)

    i. Restates the purpose of the paper.

    ii. Summarizes the main points of the paper.

    iii. Summarizes the benefits of following the brochure's advice to a person at risk.

    f. APA style and structure (10 points/10%)

    i. Uses appropriate APA format and is free of errors.

    ii. Paper is no longer than three (3) pages, excluding title page, reference page, and copy of brochure.

    iii. Evidence from a recent (5 years) scholarly nursing journal article was integrated within the Evaluation of Brochure section to support your answers.

    iv. Grammar and mechanics are free of errors.

    **## RUAFUNDAMENTAL.docx**

    1. Follow these guidelines when completing this assignment.

    a. Select a Speak Up brochure from
    **The Joint Commission website.**

    b. Write a short paper reviewing the brochure. Use the Grading Criteria (below) to structure your critique.

    c. Include current nursing or healthcare journal article to support your critique.

    2. Include the following sections

    a. Introduction of brochure (10 points/10%)

    i. Includes brochure title

    ii. Identifies date published

    iii. Describes individuals or groups

    iv. Brochure properly cited, included on reference list and submitted with assignment

    b. Summary of brochure (20 points/20%) -brochure citation required

    i. Review the main topics in the brochure.

    ii. Includes information to promote communication between patients and healthcare providers.

    iii. Reflects on why this topic is of interest to you?

    c. Evaluation of brochure (30 points/30% total (4 points each) (Brochure & nursing article must be cited)

    i. Was the information provided in the brochure beneficial? Could you incorporate it in your patient education?

    ii. What was done well, and what could have been improved in the brochure?

    iii. Was the information presented clearly?

    iv. Did current nursing or healthcare related research support the information presented in the brochure?

    v. What population or individuals does this brochure apply to (i.e., who will benefit the most from this brochure)?

    vi. Who else can use this information?

    vii. Will this information increase patient safety?

    d. Clarity of Writing (20 points/20%)

    i. Information presented in a logical progression.

    ii. Section headers used:

    iii. Summary of Brochure

    iv. Patient Communication

    v. Personal Reflection

    vi. Evaluation of Brochure

    vii. Evidence Review and Application

    viii. Conclusion

    e. Conclusion (10 points/10%)

    i. Restates the purpose of the paper.

    ii. Summarizes the main points of the paper.

    iii. Summarizes the benefits of following the brochure's advice to a person at risk.

    f. APA style and structure (10 points/10%)

    i. Uses appropriate APA format and is free of errors.

    ii. Paper is no longer than three (3) pages, excluding title page, reference page, and copy of brochure.

    iii. Evidence from a recent (5 years) scholarly nursing journal article was integrated within the Evaluation of Brochure section to support your answers.

    iv. Grammar and mechanics are free of errors.

  • [Solved] Describe evidence-based safety, quality, and decision-making support tools embedded in information?

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    – ## cf_example_of_screenshot1.pdf – ## c4-ass1.docx **## cf_example_of_screenshot1.pdf** Summary of Findings • Summary of the type of study • Summary of credibility factors: How credible is the article? • Summary of the importance of the content to your selected diagnosis • Summary of the abi…

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    – ## cf_example_of_screenshot1.pdf

    – ## c4-ass1.docx

    **## cf_example_of_screenshot1.pdf**

    Summary of Findings

    • Summary of the type of study
    • Summary of credibility factors: How credible is the article?
    • Summary of the importance of the content to your selected diagnosis
    • Summary of the ability to apply the content to your current workplace or patient population

    Article Link

    • Include link to article here.

    Reference

    Maniya, S., Gonzalves, M. V., & Saadan, N. B. (2023). Prevention of kinking in percutaneous tubes.

    WCET Journal 43(4), 27-31.

    Credibility Factors

    • Factor 1 (list factor here)
    • Factor 2 (list factor here)
    • Factor 3 (list factor here)
    • Etc.

    Type of Study

    Type of Study: Qualitative or
    Quantitative

    Level of Evidence: (list level of
    evidence)

    Methodology: (list methodology)

    **## c4-ass1.docx**

    **Assessment 1**

    Identify and write a summary of the various factors that contribute to the credibility of a research article related to a diagnosis of interest that you identified from the Sentinel U simulation on Patient Management & Delegation. In the module, there are 10 patients listed with various diagnosis. Select one diagnosis of interest to you from the simulation.

    Expand All

    **Introduction**

    Evidence-based practice (EBP) integrates the best evidence available to guide optimal nursing care, with a goal to enhance safety and quality. EBP is crucial to nursing practice because it incorporates the best evidence from current literature, along with the expertise of the practicing nurse. The concern for quality care that flows from EBP generates a desired outcome. Without these factors, a nurse cannot be an effective leader. It is important to lead not only from this position but from knowledge and expertise. To gain the knowledge, you require a good understanding of how to search for scholarly resources, as well as make decisions regarding the content of the scholarly resources.

    **Professional Context**

    As a baccalaureate-prepared nurse, you will be responsible for providing patient-centered, competent care based on current evidence-based best practices. You will be required to do research, analysis, and dissemination of best evidence to stay abreast of these best practices. Understanding where to go to find credible evidence, determining the type of evidence and being able to make decisions based on the findings of credible evidence is the foundation of evidence-based care.

    **Preparation**

    Review the
    [What Is Scholarly?](https://lat.strategiced.com/redirect?linkid=2951) Campus page. Specifically, look at the following two items on the page:

    · What Are Peer-Reviewed Articles?

    · Anatomy of a Scholarly Article.

    These will give you the factors that contribute to credibility, which you will need to identify in the article you choose for this assessment.

    Also, look at the "Find EPB Articles" section of the
    [Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing & Health Sciences](https://capellauniversity.libguides.com/EBP) library guide (found in the guide's left-hand menu). This may help you locate an article to use for this assessment.

    **Instructions**

    Write a 2-page analysis of a scholarly research article, demonstrating your ability to locate credible, useful evidence related to a diagnosis of interest selected from the Sentinel U simulation on Patient Management & Delegation. There are 10 patients, each with a different medical diagnosis. Select one patient with a diagnosis of interest to you.

    Once you have chosen your diagnosis of interest from the Sentinel U simulation, complete the following:

    · Use a credible search engine to locate a research article on your topic.

    · Review the article for the following criteria:

    · Type of study (quantitative or qualitative, the level on the pyramid of evidence, methodology).

    · Credibility factors.

    · Importance of content to selected diagnosis.

    · The ability to apply the content in your current workplace or patient population.

    · Take a screenshot of the abstract and paste it into a Word document (see the
    [Example of Screenshot [PDF]](https://courseroom.capella.edu/courses/49120/files/8791179/download) document). You can refer to the instructions in the
    [Taking Screenshots [PDF]](https://courseroom.capella.edu/courses/49120/files/8791181/download) document.

    · Create a table or series of text boxes next to or below the screenshot and use that to label each criterion.

    · Also take a screenshot of the patient and the diagnosis from Sentinel U simulation you used.

    · Write up a summary of your findings on the second page. Note what information is important to your specified diagnosis. How credible is the article you've found and how useful is it related to your specified diagnosis and your ability to apply it?

    · Include a link to your article.

    · Include a reference to your article in APA format.

    Review the Analyzing a Research Paper scoring guide for specific details of grading prior to submission.

    **Competencies Measured**

    By successfully completing this assessment, you will demonstrate your proficiency in the following course competencies and scoring guide criteria:

    · Competency 1: Interpret findings from scholarly quantitative, qualitative, and outcomes research articles and studies.

    · Determine the type of study and the level of evidence according to the pyramid of evidence.

    · Identify the credibility factors of an article.

    · Summarize the findings of an article, noting what information is important to a specified diagnosis.

    · Competency 2: Analyze the relevance and potential effectiveness of evidence when making a decision.

    · Summarize the ability to generalize article findings in a specified work space and patient population.

    · Competency 5: Apply professional, scholarly communication strategies to lead practice changes based on evidence.

    · Provide an APA-formatted reference and link to an article.

    ·
    **Criterion 1**

    ·
    **Determine the type of study and the level of evidence according to the pyramid of evidence.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Determines the type of study and the level of evidence according to the pyramid of evidence, providing reasons for the determinations.

    ·
    **Criterion 2**

    ·
    **Identify the credibility factors of an article.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Identifies the credibility factors of an article, including if the article is peer-reviewed.

    ·
    **Criterion 3**

    ·
    **Summarize the findings of an article, noting what information is important to a specified diagnosis.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Summarizes the findings of an article, noting what information is important to a specified diagnosis, and the information’s implications.

    ·
    **Criterion 4**

    ·
    **Summarize the ability to generalize article findings in a specified work space and patient population.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Summarizes the ability to generalize article findings in a specified work space and patient population, providing examples.

    · .

    ·
    **Criterion 5**

    ·
    **Provide an APA-formatted reference and link to an article.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Provides a flawless APA-formatted reference and link to an article.

    **## c4-ass1.docx**

    **Assessment 1**

    Identify and write a summary of the various factors that contribute to the credibility of a research article related to a diagnosis of interest that you identified from the Sentinel U simulation on Patient Management & Delegation. In the module, there are 10 patients listed with various diagnosis. Select one diagnosis of interest to you from the simulation.

    Expand All

    **Introduction**

    Evidence-based practice (EBP) integrates the best evidence available to guide optimal nursing care, with a goal to enhance safety and quality. EBP is crucial to nursing practice because it incorporates the best evidence from current literature, along with the expertise of the practicing nurse. The concern for quality care that flows from EBP generates a desired outcome. Without these factors, a nurse cannot be an effective leader. It is important to lead not only from this position but from knowledge and expertise. To gain the knowledge, you require a good understanding of how to search for scholarly resources, as well as make decisions regarding the content of the scholarly resources.

    **Professional Context**

    As a baccalaureate-prepared nurse, you will be responsible for providing patient-centered, competent care based on current evidence-based best practices. You will be required to do research, analysis, and dissemination of best evidence to stay abreast of these best practices. Understanding where to go to find credible evidence, determining the type of evidence and being able to make decisions based on the findings of credible evidence is the foundation of evidence-based care.

    **Preparation**

    Review the
    [What Is Scholarly?](https://lat.strategiced.com/redirect?linkid=2951) Campus page. Specifically, look at the following two items on the page:

    · What Are Peer-Reviewed Articles?

    · Anatomy of a Scholarly Article.

    These will give you the factors that contribute to credibility, which you will need to identify in the article you choose for this assessment.

    Also, look at the "Find EPB Articles" section of the
    [Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing & Health Sciences](https://capellauniversity.libguides.com/EBP) library guide (found in the guide's left-hand menu). This may help you locate an article to use for this assessment.

    **Instructions**

    Write a 2-page analysis of a scholarly research article, demonstrating your ability to locate credible, useful evidence related to a diagnosis of interest selected from the Sentinel U simulation on Patient Management & Delegation. There are 10 patients, each with a different medical diagnosis. Select one patient with a diagnosis of interest to you.

    Once you have chosen your diagnosis of interest from the Sentinel U simulation, complete the following:

    · Use a credible search engine to locate a research article on your topic.

    · Review the article for the following criteria:

    · Type of study (quantitative or qualitative, the level on the pyramid of evidence, methodology).

    · Credibility factors.

    · Importance of content to selected diagnosis.

    · The ability to apply the content in your current workplace or patient population.

    · Take a screenshot of the abstract and paste it into a Word document (see the
    [Example of Screenshot [PDF]](https://courseroom.capella.edu/courses/49120/files/8791179/download) document). You can refer to the instructions in the
    [Taking Screenshots [PDF]](https://courseroom.capella.edu/courses/49120/files/8791181/download) document.

    · Create a table or series of text boxes next to or below the screenshot and use that to label each criterion.

    · Also take a screenshot of the patient and the diagnosis from Sentinel U simulation you used.

    · Write up a summary of your findings on the second page. Note what information is important to your specified diagnosis. How credible is the article you've found and how useful is it related to your specified diagnosis and your ability to apply it?

    · Include a link to your article.

    · Include a reference to your article in APA format.

    Review the Analyzing a Research Paper scoring guide for specific details of grading prior to submission.

    **Competencies Measured**

    By successfully completing this assessment, you will demonstrate your proficiency in the following course competencies and scoring guide criteria:

    · Competency 1: Interpret findings from scholarly quantitative, qualitative, and outcomes research articles and studies.

    · Determine the type of study and the level of evidence according to the pyramid of evidence.

    · Identify the credibility factors of an article.

    · Summarize the findings of an article, noting what information is important to a specified diagnosis.

    · Competency 2: Analyze the relevance and potential effectiveness of evidence when making a decision.

    · Summarize the ability to generalize article findings in a specified work space and patient population.

    · Competency 5: Apply professional, scholarly communication strategies to lead practice changes based on evidence.

    · Provide an APA-formatted reference and link to an article.

    ·
    **Criterion 1**

    ·
    **Determine the type of study and the level of evidence according to the pyramid of evidence.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Determines the type of study and the level of evidence according to the pyramid of evidence, providing reasons for the determinations.

    ·
    **Criterion 2**

    ·
    **Identify the credibility factors of an article.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Identifies the credibility factors of an article, including if the article is peer-reviewed.

    ·
    **Criterion 3**

    ·
    **Summarize the findings of an article, noting what information is important to a specified diagnosis.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Summarizes the findings of an article, noting what information is important to a specified diagnosis, and the information’s implications.

    ·
    **Criterion 4**

    ·
    **Summarize the ability to generalize article findings in a specified work space and patient population.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Summarizes the ability to generalize article findings in a specified work space and patient population, providing examples.

    · .

    ·
    **Criterion 5**

    ·
    **Provide an APA-formatted reference and link to an article.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Provides a flawless APA-formatted reference and link to an article.

    **## cf_example_of_screenshot1.pdf**

    Summary of Findings

    • Summary of the type of study
    • Summary of credibility factors: How credible is the article?
    • Summary of the importance of the content to your selected diagnosis
    • Summary of the ability to apply the content to your current workplace or patient population

    Article Link

    • Include link to article here.

    Reference

    Maniya, S., Gonzalves, M. V., & Saadan, N. B. (2023). Prevention of kinking in percutaneous tubes.

    WCET Journal 43(4), 27-31.

    Credibility Factors

    • Factor 1 (list factor here)
    • Factor 2 (list factor here)
    • Factor 3 (list factor here)
    • Etc.

    Type of Study

    Type of Study: Qualitative or
    Quantitative

    Level of Evidence: (list level of
    evidence)

    Methodology: (list methodology)

    **## c4-ass1.docx**

    **Assessment 1**

    Identify and write a summary of the various factors that contribute to the credibility of a research article related to a diagnosis of interest that you identified from the Sentinel U simulation on Patient Management & Delegation. In the module, there are 10 patients listed with various diagnosis. Select one diagnosis of interest to you from the simulation.

    Expand All

    **Introduction**

    Evidence-based practice (EBP) integrates the best evidence available to guide optimal nursing care, with a goal to enhance safety and quality. EBP is crucial to nursing practice because it incorporates the best evidence from current literature, along with the expertise of the practicing nurse. The concern for quality care that flows from EBP generates a desired outcome. Without these factors, a nurse cannot be an effective leader. It is important to lead not only from this position but from knowledge and expertise. To gain the knowledge, you require a good understanding of how to search for scholarly resources, as well as make decisions regarding the content of the scholarly resources.

    **Professional Context**

    As a baccalaureate-prepared nurse, you will be responsible for providing patient-centered, competent care based on current evidence-based best practices. You will be required to do research, analysis, and dissemination of best evidence to stay abreast of these best practices. Understanding where to go to find credible evidence, determining the type of evidence and being able to make decisions based on the findings of credible evidence is the foundation of evidence-based care.

    **Preparation**

    Review the
    [What Is Scholarly?](https://lat.strategiced.com/redirect?linkid=2951) Campus page. Specifically, look at the following two items on the page:

    · What Are Peer-Reviewed Articles?

    · Anatomy of a Scholarly Article.

    These will give you the factors that contribute to credibility, which you will need to identify in the article you choose for this assessment.

    Also, look at the "Find EPB Articles" section of the
    [Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing & Health Sciences](https://capellauniversity.libguides.com/EBP) library guide (found in the guide's left-hand menu). This may help you locate an article to use for this assessment.

    **Instructions**

    Write a 2-page analysis of a scholarly research article, demonstrating your ability to locate credible, useful evidence related to a diagnosis of interest selected from the Sentinel U simulation on Patient Management & Delegation. There are 10 patients, each with a different medical diagnosis. Select one patient with a diagnosis of interest to you.

    Once you have chosen your diagnosis of interest from the Sentinel U simulation, complete the following:

    · Use a credible search engine to locate a research article on your topic.

    · Review the article for the following criteria:

    · Type of study (quantitative or qualitative, the level on the pyramid of evidence, methodology).

    · Credibility factors.

    · Importance of content to selected diagnosis.

    · The ability to apply the content in your current workplace or patient population.

    · Take a screenshot of the abstract and paste it into a Word document (see the
    [Example of Screenshot [PDF]](https://courseroom.capella.edu/courses/49120/files/8791179/download) document). You can refer to the instructions in the
    [Taking Screenshots [PDF]](https://courseroom.capella.edu/courses/49120/files/8791181/download) document.

    · Create a table or series of text boxes next to or below the screenshot and use that to label each criterion.

    · Also take a screenshot of the patient and the diagnosis from Sentinel U simulation you used.

    · Write up a summary of your findings on the second page. Note what information is important to your specified diagnosis. How credible is the article you've found and how useful is it related to your specified diagnosis and your ability to apply it?

    · Include a link to your article.

    · Include a reference to your article in APA format.

    Review the Analyzing a Research Paper scoring guide for specific details of grading prior to submission.

    **Competencies Measured**

    By successfully completing this assessment, you will demonstrate your proficiency in the following course competencies and scoring guide criteria:

    · Competency 1: Interpret findings from scholarly quantitative, qualitative, and outcomes research articles and studies.

    · Determine the type of study and the level of evidence according to the pyramid of evidence.

    · Identify the credibility factors of an article.

    · Summarize the findings of an article, noting what information is important to a specified diagnosis.

    · Competency 2: Analyze the relevance and potential effectiveness of evidence when making a decision.

    · Summarize the ability to generalize article findings in a specified work space and patient population.

    · Competency 5: Apply professional, scholarly communication strategies to lead practice changes based on evidence.

    · Provide an APA-formatted reference and link to an article.

    ·
    **Criterion 1**

    ·
    **Determine the type of study and the level of evidence according to the pyramid of evidence.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Determines the type of study and the level of evidence according to the pyramid of evidence, providing reasons for the determinations.

    ·
    **Criterion 2**

    ·
    **Identify the credibility factors of an article.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Identifies the credibility factors of an article, including if the article is peer-reviewed.

    ·
    **Criterion 3**

    ·
    **Summarize the findings of an article, noting what information is important to a specified diagnosis.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Summarizes the findings of an article, noting what information is important to a specified diagnosis, and the information’s implications.

    ·
    **Criterion 4**

    ·
    **Summarize the ability to generalize article findings in a specified work space and patient population.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Summarizes the ability to generalize article findings in a specified work space and patient population, providing examples.

    · .

    ·
    **Criterion 5**

    ·
    **Provide an APA-formatted reference and link to an article.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Provides a flawless APA-formatted reference and link to an article.

    **## cf_example_of_screenshot1.pdf**

    Summary of Findings

    • Summary of the type of study
    • Summary of credibility factors: How credible is the article?
    • Summary of the importance of the content to your selected diagnosis
    • Summary of the ability to apply the content to your current workplace or patient population

    Article Link

    • Include link to article here.

    Reference

    Maniya, S., Gonzalves, M. V., & Saadan, N. B. (2023). Prevention of kinking in percutaneous tubes.

    WCET Journal 43(4), 27-31.

    Credibility Factors

    • Factor 1 (list factor here)
    • Factor 2 (list factor here)
    • Factor 3 (list factor here)
    • Etc.

    Type of Study

    Type of Study: Qualitative or
    Quantitative

    Level of Evidence: (list level of
    evidence)

    Methodology: (list methodology)

    **## c4-ass1.docx**

    **Assessment 1**

    Identify and write a summary of the various factors that contribute to the credibility of a research article related to a diagnosis of interest that you identified from the Sentinel U simulation on Patient Management & Delegation. In the module, there are 10 patients listed with various diagnosis. Select one diagnosis of interest to you from the simulation.

    Expand All

    **Introduction**

    Evidence-based practice (EBP) integrates the best evidence available to guide optimal nursing care, with a goal to enhance safety and quality. EBP is crucial to nursing practice because it incorporates the best evidence from current literature, along with the expertise of the practicing nurse. The concern for quality care that flows from EBP generates a desired outcome. Without these factors, a nurse cannot be an effective leader. It is important to lead not only from this position but from knowledge and expertise. To gain the knowledge, you require a good understanding of how to search for scholarly resources, as well as make decisions regarding the content of the scholarly resources.

    **Professional Context**

    As a baccalaureate-prepared nurse, you will be responsible for providing patient-centered, competent care based on current evidence-based best practices. You will be required to do research, analysis, and dissemination of best evidence to stay abreast of these best practices. Understanding where to go to find credible evidence, determining the type of evidence and being able to make decisions based on the findings of credible evidence is the foundation of evidence-based care.

    **Preparation**

    Review the
    [What Is Scholarly?](https://lat.strategiced.com/redirect?linkid=2951) Campus page. Specifically, look at the following two items on the page:

    · What Are Peer-Reviewed Articles?

    · Anatomy of a Scholarly Article.

    These will give you the factors that contribute to credibility, which you will need to identify in the article you choose for this assessment.

    Also, look at the "Find EPB Articles" section of the
    [Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing & Health Sciences](https://capellauniversity.libguides.com/EBP) library guide (found in the guide's left-hand menu). This may help you locate an article to use for this assessment.

    **Instructions**

    Write a 2-page analysis of a scholarly research article, demonstrating your ability to locate credible, useful evidence related to a diagnosis of interest selected from the Sentinel U simulation on Patient Management & Delegation. There are 10 patients, each with a different medical diagnosis. Select one patient with a diagnosis of interest to you.

    Once you have chosen your diagnosis of interest from the Sentinel U simulation, complete the following:

    · Use a credible search engine to locate a research article on your topic.

    · Review the article for the following criteria:

    · Type of study (quantitative or qualitative, the level on the pyramid of evidence, methodology).

    · Credibility factors.

    · Importance of content to selected diagnosis.

    · The ability to apply the content in your current workplace or patient population.

    · Take a screenshot of the abstract and paste it into a Word document (see the
    [Example of Screenshot [PDF]](https://courseroom.capella.edu/courses/49120/files/8791179/download) document). You can refer to the instructions in the
    [Taking Screenshots [PDF]](https://courseroom.capella.edu/courses/49120/files/8791181/download) document.

    · Create a table or series of text boxes next to or below the screenshot and use that to label each criterion.

    · Also take a screenshot of the patient and the diagnosis from Sentinel U simulation you used.

    · Write up a summary of your findings on the second page. Note what information is important to your specified diagnosis. How credible is the article you've found and how useful is it related to your specified diagnosis and your ability to apply it?

    · Include a link to your article.

    · Include a reference to your article in APA format.

    Review the Analyzing a Research Paper scoring guide for specific details of grading prior to submission.

    **Competencies Measured**

    By successfully completing this assessment, you will demonstrate your proficiency in the following course competencies and scoring guide criteria:

    · Competency 1: Interpret findings from scholarly quantitative, qualitative, and outcomes research articles and studies.

    · Determine the type of study and the level of evidence according to the pyramid of evidence.

    · Identify the credibility factors of an article.

    · Summarize the findings of an article, noting what information is important to a specified diagnosis.

    · Competency 2: Analyze the relevance and potential effectiveness of evidence when making a decision.

    · Summarize the ability to generalize article findings in a specified work space and patient population.

    · Competency 5: Apply professional, scholarly communication strategies to lead practice changes based on evidence.

    · Provide an APA-formatted reference and link to an article.

    ·
    **Criterion 1**

    ·
    **Determine the type of study and the level of evidence according to the pyramid of evidence.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Determines the type of study and the level of evidence according to the pyramid of evidence, providing reasons for the determinations.

    ·
    **Criterion 2**

    ·
    **Identify the credibility factors of an article.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Identifies the credibility factors of an article, including if the article is peer-reviewed.

    ·
    **Criterion 3**

    ·
    **Summarize the findings of an article, noting what information is important to a specified diagnosis.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Summarizes the findings of an article, noting what information is important to a specified diagnosis, and the information’s implications.

    ·
    **Criterion 4**

    ·
    **Summarize the ability to generalize article findings in a specified work space and patient population.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Summarizes the ability to generalize article findings in a specified work space and patient population, providing examples.

    · .

    ·
    **Criterion 5**

    ·
    **Provide an APA-formatted reference and link to an article.**

    ·
    **Distinguished**

    · Provides a flawless APA-formatted reference and link to an article.

    – 1
    – 2

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    Instructions: Assign the most appropriate ICD-10-CM diagnosis code(s).

    WK1 Question2 HP-216

    1) Hearing loss, fever, swollen axillary lymph nodes, and infective otitis externa, left ear FILL IN BLANK

    2) Focal epilepsy FILL IN BLANK

    3) Type 2 diabetes mellitus without complication FILL IN BLANK

    4) Personal history of thyroid cancer FILL IN BLANK

    5) Shortness of breath FILL IN BLANK

    6) Foot pain, plantar fasciitis FILL IN BLANK

    7) Peripheral neuropathy due to type 2 diabetes mellitus FILL IN BLANK

    8) Prostatitis FILL IN BLANK

    9)Acute and chronic salpingo-oophoritis FILL IN BLANK 2 ANSWERS

    10) Chlamydial pneumonia FILL IN BLANK

    11) A 45-year-old male patient is admitted with complaints of fever, headache, fatigue, and a sore throat. This patient is also seen frequently in the HIV clinic. The patient is admitted for further evaluation. Laboratory testing reveals that the patient has toxoplasmosis. The patient's CD4 cell count is 125, which is below the normal of 200. The patient is treated for several days with intravenous pyrimethamine and clindamycin. After 15 days, the patient is in slightly improved condition and will be followed at the clinic. Medications administrated intravenously will be continued by mouth after hospital discharge. Discharge diagnosis is disseminated toxoplasmosis due to AIDS.

    Which code(s) are reported?

    Responses

    · B20

    · R50.9, R51.9, R53.83, J02.9, B58.89

    · B58.9, B20

    ·
    B20, B58.89

    12)5-year-old female is seen in the emergency department (ED) with the main complaint of musculoskeletal pain. The patient has had this "all over" pain for over a year and has never seen a physician about it. Examination in the ED reveals that the patient has pain in her shoulders and lower back. She also reports difficulty sleeping due to the pain. The patient also has some mild edema of the extremities. She is admitted to rule out congestive heart failure and kidney failure, both of which could be a cause of the edema. Laboratory tests are all within normal range. Chest X-ray and shoulder X-ray are all normal per radiology reports. The patient is discharged after two days in the hospital with medications to alleviate pain and to help her sleep. Discharge diagnosis is musculoskeletal pain, likely fibromyalgia. Which ICD-10-CM inpatient facility diagnosis code(s) are reported?

    Responses

    · M79.0, M79.7

    · M79.7

    · M54.2, M25.519, M54.50

    ·
    M79.18, M54.2, M25.519, M54.50

    13) Admission diagnoses include weight loss, hypotension, and weakness. Final diagnosis is adrenal hypofunction. Which ICD-10-CM inpatient facility diagnosis code is reported?

    Responses

    · E27.0

    · E27.40

    · E27.3

    ·
    E27.2

    14) 25-year-old male patient is seen in the emergency department (ED) with the symptom of epigastric pain. The patient reports that he has had this pain for four weeks. In the ED, the patient vomits, but the pain is not relieved. The patient is admitted, and the following diagnostic tests are performed: complete blood count, urinalysis, and gastrointestinal x-ray series. Testing determines that the patient has acute pancreatitis. The patient is discharged in improved condition. Which ICD-10-CM inpatient facility diagnosis code is reported?

    Responses

    · K85.80

    · K85.90

    · K85.00

    ·
    K85.30

    15)  16-year-old female patient is seen in the urgent care center of a hospital with the complaint of shortness of breath. Upon examination, the patient is found to be using accessory muscles to breathe. Pulse oximetry is placed on the patient, and arterial blood gases are monitored. The patient is given several nebulizer treatments. However, her breathing does not improve. She is admitted with the diagnosis of asthma. Upon admission, the patient receives intravenous corticosteroids, nebulizer treatments, and subcutaneous epinephrine. Her breathing does improve after this treatment. The patient is monitored for 24 hours and discharged. Discharge diagnosis is "asthma, status asthmaticus." Which ICD-10-CM inpatient facility diagnosis code(s) are reported?

    Responses

    · J45.902

    · J45.32

    · J45.21

    · J45.20, J45.22

    16) A patient is admitted to Mingo River Hospital with the complaint of headaches and nosebleeds. The 67-year-old patient takes daily medication for arthritis. He is admitted with an elevated blood pressure of 185/100. While in the hospital, the patient falls on a wet hallway and fractures his left wrist, which is treated and casted. His daily medications for arthritis are continued while he is in the hospital. He is also given intravenous antihypertensive medications. Discharge diagnoses are hypertension, degenerative joint disease, and left wrist fracture. Which is the ICD-10-CM inpatient facility principal diagnosis?

    Responses

    · Hypertension

    · Headache

    · Nosebleed

    ·
    Fracture of the wrist

    17) Patient is admitted to the acute care facility with a chief complaint of chest pain. Further examination and history determine that the patient also has joint pain, swelling of the extremities, and hair loss. Laboratory testing confirms that the patient is slightly anemic. After two days in the hospital, the patient is discharged to follow-up as an outpatient. Discharge diagnoses include myocardial infarction ruled out and possible systemic lupus erythematosus. Which is the inpatient facility principal diagnosis?

    Responses

    · Chest pain

    · Myocardial infarction

    · Anemia

    ·
    Systemic lupus erythematosus

    18) A patient is admitted to the acute care facility with the chief complaint of shortness of breath. Per the patient's history, he has been diagnosed and treated for congestive heart failure (CHF) in the past. The patient is treated during this admission with intravenous Lasix and oxygen therapy. A chest x-ray reveals minor atelectasis, which was not treated during the admission. Discharge diagnosis is CHF. Which action should the coder take regarding the documented atelectasis on the chest X-ray report?

    Responses

    · Do not code it because the patient did not receive treatment for it.

    .

    · Query the attending physician to ask if the condition should be reported.

    .

    · Query the radiologist to ask if the condition should be coded and reported.

    .

    ·
    Assign a code for the atelectasis (along with congestive heart failure).

    19) A 55-year-old male patient is admitted with chief complaints of dizziness, shortness of breath, and chest pain. The patient undergoes an electrocardiogram to determine heart functioning and serum enzymes to rule out myocardial infarction. Digoxin is administered for suspected dilated cardiomyopathy, and the patient is placed on oxygen via nasal cannula to treat both conditions. The patient also undergoes an echocardiogram and a cardiac catheterization. The echocardiogram confirms that the patient has dilated cardiomyopathy, and the cardiac catheterization confirms a myocardial infarction. After five days in the cardiac care unit, the patient is discharged to an intermediate care facility. Discharge diagnoses include myocardial infarction and dilated cardiomyopathy. For ICD-10-CM inpatient facility diagnoses, the coder should

    Responses

    · assign a code for the dilated cardiomyopathy only.

    assign a code for the dilated cardiomyopathy only.

    · assign a code for the chest pain only.

    assign a code for the chest pain only.

    · query the physician to ask which condition is principal.

    query the physician to ask which condition is principal.

    ·
    report either dilated cardiomyopathy or myocardial infarction as principal.

    20) The patient is a 54-year-old male who was a passenger in a car his son was driving. Apparently, the boy fell asleep at the wheel; the car was totaled. Patient was brought to the emergency room by ambulance. He is not sure whether he had any head trauma but complains primarily of pain in his left anterior chest and left shoulder. He was seen in the emergency room, which revealed that he had displaced fracture of his left fourth anterior rib. The physician did not see any fracture of the left shoulder but thought that there might be an acromioclavicular separation.

    The patient was admitted for observation and treatment of his pain. He had tenderness over the left third and fourth anterior ribs and very little use of his left shoulder. He also had tenderness to palpation over the acromioclavicular joint. The patient was admitted and started on analgesics. He did not have much movement of his left shoulder, although this gradually improved during his hospital stay. On the second hospital day, it was noted that he had very little movement of air in the left upper lobe; repeat chest x-ray was obtained, which showed a small pleural effusion on the left and possible pneumonia in the left lower lobe. He was started on Velosef, and the chest x-ray was repeated. The pleural effusion gradually resolved, and the area of pneumonia improved. The patient was continued on the Velosef. He was subsequently discharged.

    FINAL DIAGNOSES: Automobile accident. Closed fracture, left fourth anterior rib. Possible acromioclavicular joint dislocation, left. Pneumonia. Pleural effusion. (Initial encounter.)

    From an ICD-10-CM inpatient facility perspective, what diagnosis(es) should/should not be reported?

    Responses

    · Report the rib fracture as principal.

    · Do not code possible A/C dislocation.

    .

    · Report all listed diagnoses in the discharge diagnosis.

    ·
    Do not code rib fracture.

    21) Kaposi's sarcoma of right lung FILL IN THE BLANK

    22) Acute blood loss anemia FILL IN BLANK

    23) Acute narrow angle glaucoma, left eye FILL IN BLANK

    24) Subarachnoid hematoma of a newborn FILL IN BLANK

    25) Acute cortical kidney necrosis FILL IN BLANK

    **## WK1QUESTIONS2HP-216.docx**

    Instructions: Assign the most appropriate ICD-10-CM diagnosis code(s).

    WK1 Question2 HP-216

    1) Hearing loss, fever, swollen axillary lymph nodes, and infective otitis externa, left ear FILL IN BLANK

    2) Focal epilepsy FILL IN BLANK

    3) Type 2 diabetes mellitus without complication FILL IN BLANK

    4) Personal history of thyroid cancer FILL IN BLANK

    5) Shortness of breath FILL IN BLANK

    6) Foot pain, plantar fasciitis FILL IN BLANK

    7) Peripheral neuropathy due to type 2 diabetes mellitus FILL IN BLANK

    8) Prostatitis FILL IN BLANK

    9)Acute and chronic salpingo-oophoritis FILL IN BLANK 2 ANSWERS

    10) Chlamydial pneumonia FILL IN BLANK

    11) A 45-year-old male patient is admitted with complaints of fever, headache, fatigue, and a sore throat. This patient is also seen frequently in the HIV clinic. The patient is admitted for further evaluation. Laboratory testing reveals that the patient has toxoplasmosis. The patient's CD4 cell count is 125, which is below the normal of 200. The patient is treated for several days with intravenous pyrimethamine and clindamycin. After 15 days, the patient is in slightly improved condition and will be followed at the clinic. Medications administrated intravenously will be continued by mouth after hospital discharge. Discharge diagnosis is disseminated toxoplasmosis due to AIDS.

    Which code(s) are reported?

    Responses

    · B20

    · R50.9, R51.9, R53.83, J02.9, B58.89

    · B58.9, B20

    ·
    B20, B58.89

    12)5-year-old female is seen in the emergency department (ED) with the main complaint of musculoskeletal pain. The patient has had this "all over" pain for over a year and has never seen a physician about it. Examination in the ED reveals that the patient has pain in her shoulders and lower back. She also reports difficulty sleeping due to the pain. The patient also has some mild edema of the extremities. She is admitted to rule out congestive heart failure and kidney failure, both of which could be a cause of the edema. Laboratory tests are all within normal range. Chest X-ray and shoulder X-ray are all normal per radiology reports. The patient is discharged after two days in the hospital with medications to alleviate pain and to help her sleep. Discharge diagnosis is musculoskeletal pain, likely fibromyalgia. Which ICD-10-CM inpatient facility diagnosis code(s) are reported?

    Responses

    · M79.0, M79.7

    · M79.7

    · M54.2, M25.519, M54.50

    ·
    M79.18, M54.2, M25.519, M54.50

    13) Admission diagnoses include weight loss, hypotension, and weakness. Final diagnosis is adrenal hypofunction. Which ICD-10-CM inpatient facility diagnosis code is reported?

    Responses

    · E27.0

    · E27.40

    · E27.3

    ·
    E27.2

    14) 25-year-old male patient is seen in the emergency department (ED) with the symptom of epigastric pain. The patient reports that he has had this pain for four weeks. In the ED, the patient vomits, but the pain is not relieved. The patient is admitted, and the following diagnostic tests are performed: complete blood count, urinalysis, and gastrointestinal x-ray series. Testing determines that the patient has acute pancreatitis. The patient is discharged in improved condition. Which ICD-10-CM inpatient facility diagnosis code is reported?

    Responses

    · K85.80

    · K85.90

    · K85.00

    ·
    K85.30

    15)  16-year-old female patient is seen in the urgent care center of a hospital with the complaint of shortness of breath. Upon examination, the patient is found to be using accessory muscles to breathe. Pulse oximetry is placed on the patient, and arterial blood gases are monitored. The patient is given several nebulizer treatments. However, her breathing does not improve. She is admitted with the diagnosis of asthma. Upon admission, the patient receives intravenous corticosteroids, nebulizer treatments, and subcutaneous epinephrine. Her breathing does improve after this treatment. The patient is monitored for 24 hours and discharged. Discharge diagnosis is "asthma, status asthmaticus." Which ICD-10-CM inpatient facility diagnosis code(s) are reported?

    Responses

    · J45.902

    · J45.32

    · J45.21

    · J45.20, J45.22

    16) A patient is admitted to Mingo River Hospital with the complaint of headaches and nosebleeds. The 67-year-old patient takes daily medication for arthritis. He is admitted with an elevated blood pressure of 185/100. While in the hospital, the patient falls on a wet hallway and fractures his left wrist, which is treated and casted. His daily medications for arthritis are continued while he is in the hospital. He is also given intravenous antihypertensive medications. Discharge diagnoses are hypertension, degenerative joint disease, and left wrist fracture. Which is the ICD-10-CM inpatient facility principal diagnosis?

    Responses

    · Hypertension

    · Headache

    · Nosebleed

    ·
    Fracture of the wrist

    17) Patient is admitted to the acute care facility with a chief complaint of chest pain. Further examination and history determine that the patient also has joint pain, swelling of the extremities, and hair loss. Laboratory testing confirms that the patient is slightly anemic. After two days in the hospital, the patient is discharged to follow-up as an outpatient. Discharge diagnoses include myocardial infarction ruled out and possible systemic lupus erythematosus. Which is the inpatient facility principal diagnosis?

    Responses

    · Chest pain

    · Myocardial infarction

    · Anemia

    ·
    Systemic lupus erythematosus

    18) A patient is admitted to the acute care facility with the chief complaint of shortness of breath. Per the patient's history, he has been diagnosed and treated for congestive heart failure (CHF) in the past. The patient is treated during this admission with intravenous Lasix and oxygen therapy. A chest x-ray reveals minor atelectasis, which was not treated during the admission. Discharge diagnosis is CHF. Which action should the coder take regarding the documented atelectasis on the chest X-ray report?

    Responses

    · Do not code it because the patient did not receive treatment for it.

    .

    · Query the attending physician to ask if the condition should be reported.

    .

    · Query the radiologist to ask if the condition should be coded and reported.

    .

    ·
    Assign a code for the atelectasis (along with congestive heart failure).

    19) A 55-year-old male patient is admitted with chief complaints of dizziness, shortness of breath, and chest pain. The patient undergoes an electrocardiogram to determine heart functioning and serum enzymes to rule out myocardial infarction. Digoxin is administered for suspected dilated cardiomyopathy, and the patient is placed on oxygen via nasal cannula to treat both conditions. The patient also undergoes an echocardiogram and a cardiac catheterization. The echocardiogram confirms that the patient has dilated cardiomyopathy, and the cardiac catheterization confirms a myocardial infarction. After five days in the cardiac care unit, the patient is discharged to an intermediate care facility. Discharge diagnoses include myocardial infarction and dilated cardiomyopathy. For ICD-10-CM inpatient facility diagnoses, the coder should

    Responses

    · assign a code for the dilated cardiomyopathy only.

    assign a code for the dilated cardiomyopathy only.

    · assign a code for the chest pain only.

    assign a code for the chest pain only.

    · query the physician to ask which condition is principal.

    query the physician to ask which condition is principal.

    ·
    report either dilated cardiomyopathy or myocardial infarction as principal.

    20) The patient is a 54-year-old male who was a passenger in a car his son was driving. Apparently, the boy fell asleep at the wheel; the car was totaled. Patient was brought to the emergency room by ambulance. He is not sure whether he had any head trauma but complains primarily of pain in his left anterior chest and left shoulder. He was seen in the emergency room, which revealed that he had displaced fracture of his left fourth anterior rib. The physician did not see any fracture of the left shoulder but thought that there might be an acromioclavicular separation.

    The patient was admitted for observation and treatment of his pain. He had tenderness over the left third and fourth anterior ribs and very little use of his left shoulder. He also had tenderness to palpation over the acromioclavicular joint. The patient was admitted and started on analgesics. He did not have much movement of his left shoulder, although this gradually improved during his hospital stay. On the second hospital day, it was noted that he had very little movement of air in the left upper lobe; repeat chest x-ray was obtained, which showed a small pleural effusion on the left and possible pneumonia in the left lower lobe. He was started on Velosef, and the chest x-ray was repeated. The pleural effusion gradually resolved, and the area of pneumonia improved. The patient was continued on the Velosef. He was subsequently discharged.

    FINAL DIAGNOSES: Automobile accident. Closed fracture, left fourth anterior rib. Possible acromioclavicular joint dislocation, left. Pneumonia. Pleural effusion. (Initial encounter.)

    From an ICD-10-CM inpatient facility perspective, what diagnosis(es) should/should not be reported?

    Responses

    · Report the rib fracture as principal.

    · Do not code possible A/C dislocation.

    .

    · Report all listed diagnoses in the discharge diagnosis.

    ·
    Do not code rib fracture.

    21) Kaposi's sarcoma of right lung FILL IN THE BLANK

    22) Acute blood loss anemia FILL IN BLANK

    23) Acute narrow angle glaucoma, left eye FILL IN BLANK

    24) Subarachnoid hematoma of a newborn FILL IN BLANK

    25) Acute cortical kidney necrosis FILL IN BLANK

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    Instructions: Assign the most appropriate ICD-10-PCS code(s).

    Question

    1) Incision and drainage of skin abscess, abdomen FILL IN BLANK

    2) Low cervical Cesarean section FILL IN BLANK

    3) Laparoscopic cholecystectomy, total FILL IN BLANK

    4) Transurethral laser-induced total prostatectomy FILL IN BLANK

    5) Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy of kidney pelvis, left FILL IN BLANK

    6) Loop electrosurgical excision procedure, cervix FILL IN BLANK

    7) Colostomy closure, descending colon FILL IN BLANK

    8) Knee arthroscopy, right FULL IN BLANK

    9) Extracapsular cataract (lens) extraction, right FILL IN BLANK

    10) Abdominal total hysterectomy FILL IN BLANK

    11) Endoscopic excision of anal papilla (via natural opening) FILL IN BLANK

    12) Endoscopic fulguration of urethra (via natural opening) FILL IN BLANK

    13) Incision of small intestine abscess (via percutaneous endoscopy) FILL IN BLANK

    14) Dilation and irrigation of lacrimal punctum, left eye FILL IN BLANK WITH 2 ANSWERS

    15) Open repair of lacerated extraocular muscle, left FILL IN BLANK

    16) Which codes are reported for laparoscopic cholecystectomy with intraoperative cholangiogram, plain radiography with low osmolar contrast?

    Responses

    · 0FT44ZZ, BF03YZZ

    · 0FT44ZZ, BF031ZZ

    · 0FT44ZZ, BF030ZZ

    ·
    0FT40ZZ, BF031ZZ

    17) Which code is reported for open reduction and internal fixation of left radius fracture?

    Responses

    · 0PSJ04Z

    · 0PSJ06Z

    · 0PSH06Z

    ·
    0PSH04Z

    18) Which code is reported for open insertion of vascular port into the chest?

    Responses

    · 0JH60VZ

    · 0JH60XZ

    · 0JH80XZ

    ·
    0JH63XZ

    19)Which code is reported for esophagogastroduodenoscopy with biopsy of duodenal polyp?

    Responses

    · 0DB94ZX

    · 0DB97ZX

    · 0DB98ZX

    0DB98ZZ

    20) Which code is reported for mastoidectomy, right, open approach?

    Responses

    · 09BB0ZX

    · 09BB0ZZ

    · 09BB3ZZ

    ·
    09BC0ZZ

    **## WK1QUESTIONS3HP-216.docx**

    Instructions: Assign the most appropriate ICD-10-PCS code(s).

    Question

    1) Incision and drainage of skin abscess, abdomen FILL IN BLANK

    2) Low cervical Cesarean section FILL IN BLANK

    3) Laparoscopic cholecystectomy, total FILL IN BLANK

    4) Transurethral laser-induced total prostatectomy FILL IN BLANK

    5) Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy of kidney pelvis, left FILL IN BLANK

    6) Loop electrosurgical excision procedure, cervix FILL IN BLANK

    7) Colostomy closure, descending colon FILL IN BLANK

    8) Knee arthroscopy, right FULL IN BLANK

    9) Extracapsular cataract (lens) extraction, right FILL IN BLANK

    10) Abdominal total hysterectomy FILL IN BLANK

    11) Endoscopic excision of anal papilla (via natural opening) FILL IN BLANK

    12) Endoscopic fulguration of urethra (via natural opening) FILL IN BLANK

    13) Incision of small intestine abscess (via percutaneous endoscopy) FILL IN BLANK

    14) Dilation and irrigation of lacrimal punctum, left eye FILL IN BLANK WITH 2 ANSWERS

    15) Open repair of lacerated extraocular muscle, left FILL IN BLANK

    16) Which codes are reported for laparoscopic cholecystectomy with intraoperative cholangiogram, plain radiography with low osmolar contrast?

    Responses

    · 0FT44ZZ, BF03YZZ

    · 0FT44ZZ, BF031ZZ

    · 0FT44ZZ, BF030ZZ

    ·
    0FT40ZZ, BF031ZZ

    17) Which code is reported for open reduction and internal fixation of left radius fracture?

    Responses

    · 0PSJ04Z

    · 0PSJ06Z

    · 0PSH06Z

    ·
    0PSH04Z

    18) Which code is reported for open insertion of vascular port into the chest?

    Responses

    · 0JH60VZ

    · 0JH60XZ

    · 0JH80XZ

    ·
    0JH63XZ

    19)Which code is reported for esophagogastroduodenoscopy with biopsy of duodenal polyp?

    Responses

    · 0DB94ZX

    · 0DB97ZX

    · 0DB98ZX

    0DB98ZZ

    20) Which code is reported for mastoidectomy, right, open approach?

    Responses

    · 09BB0ZX

    · 09BB0ZZ

    · 09BB3ZZ

    ·
    09BC0ZZ

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    Instructions: Select the most correct response.

    Question

    1) CPT modifiers are used to indicate that:

    · the provider should receive a higher reimbursement rate.

    · the description of the procedure performed has been altered.

    · the technique of the procedure was performed differently.

    ·
    a special report does not need to be attached to the claim.

    2) Which component is included in the surgical package?

    Responses

    · Prescription pain medications

    · Epidural or spinal anesthesia

    · Assistant surgeon services

    ·
    Uncomplicated postoperative care

    3) Which modifier is reported if a third-party payer requires a second opinion for a surgical procedure?

    Responses

    · -32 (mandated services)

    · -26 (professional component)

    · -59 (distinct procedural service)

    ·
    -62 (two surgeons)

    4) What is the term used when a service is divided and coded into separate components?

    Responses

    · Unlisted procedure

    · Global package

    · Unbundling

    ·
    Add-on code

    5) A patient undergoes an "office toenail avulsion procedure." Which main term do you locate in the index to identify the CPT code?

    Responses

    · Repair

    · Evacuation

    · Avulsion

    ·
    Excision

    6) Which of the following categories/subcategories of E/M service may NOT be assigned based on time?

    Responses

    · Subsequent Hospital Care

    · Home New Patient

    · Emergency Department Service

    ·
    Initial Nursing Facility Care

    7) A patient presents to the emergency department (ED) following a motor vehicle crash. The patient is in and out of consciousness. When the patient is conscious, he complains of abdominal pain, head pain, and right arm pain. Upon examination, an open fracture of the ulna is noted. Also, upon abdominal exam, pain and tenderness are found. The patient is catheterized for urine, which returns blood. An abdominal ultrasound done soon after admission to the ED confirms intra-abdominal bleed possibly from the patient’s spleen. What is the level of presenting problem in this patient?

    Responses

    · Moderate severity

    · Low severity

    · Self-limited

    ·
    High severity

    8) Dr. Summers removed a 2.5 cm in diameter basal cell carcinoma (BCC), using a shaving technique, from the nose of a patient. A BCC lesion of the cheek, 1.5 cm in diameter, was also excised. Which CPT code(s) would you report?

    Responses

    · 11643, 11642-51

    · 11642, 11313-51

    · 11644

    ·
    17283, 11642-51

    9) Patient underwent fine needle aspiration without imaging guidance, mass of right breast. Aspirated contents were sent to cytology for examination.

    Responses

    · 19281

    · 19499

    · 19120

    ·
    10021

    10) A patient presented to the urgent care center with an open wound on her left hand. The patient had fallen and cut her hand on a goal post while playing soccer. The 4.5 cm in length wound was full of debris, grass, dirt, and paint from the goal post. The physician carefully cleaned the wound extensively with 1.5 liters of saline before performing a single-layer closure with 3.0 Vicryl. Which CPT code would you report?

    Responses

    · 12042

    · 12002

    · 12032

    ·
    12013

    **## WK1QUESTIONS4HP-216.docx**

    Instructions: Select the most correct response.

    Question

    1) CPT modifiers are used to indicate that:

    · the provider should receive a higher reimbursement rate.

    · the description of the procedure performed has been altered.

    · the technique of the procedure was performed differently.

    ·
    a special report does not need to be attached to the claim.

    2) Which component is included in the surgical package?

    Responses

    · Prescription pain medications

    · Epidural or spinal anesthesia

    · Assistant surgeon services

    ·
    Uncomplicated postoperative care

    3) Which modifier is reported if a third-party payer requires a second opinion for a surgical procedure?

    Responses

    · -32 (mandated services)

    · -26 (professional component)

    · -59 (distinct procedural service)

    ·
    -62 (two surgeons)

    4) What is the term used when a service is divided and coded into separate components?

    Responses

    · Unlisted procedure

    · Global package

    · Unbundling

    ·
    Add-on code

    5) A patient undergoes an "office toenail avulsion procedure." Which main term do you locate in the index to identify the CPT code?

    Responses

    · Repair

    · Evacuation

    · Avulsion

    ·
    Excision

    6) Which of the following categories/subcategories of E/M service may NOT be assigned based on time?

    Responses

    · Subsequent Hospital Care

    · Home New Patient

    · Emergency Department Service

    ·
    Initial Nursing Facility Care

    7) A patient presents to the emergency department (ED) following a motor vehicle crash. The patient is in and out of consciousness. When the patient is conscious, he complains of abdominal pain, head pain, and right arm pain. Upon examination, an open fracture of the ulna is noted. Also, upon abdominal exam, pain and tenderness are found. The patient is catheterized for urine, which returns blood. An abdominal ultrasound done soon after admission to the ED confirms intra-abdominal bleed possibly from the patient’s spleen. What is the level of presenting problem in this patient?

    Responses

    · Moderate severity

    · Low severity

    · Self-limited

    ·
    High severity

    8) Dr. Summers removed a 2.5 cm in diameter basal cell carcinoma (BCC), using a shaving technique, from the nose of a patient. A BCC lesion of the cheek, 1.5 cm in diameter, was also excised. Which CPT code(s) would you report?

    Responses

    · 11643, 11642-51

    · 11642, 11313-51

    · 11644

    ·
    17283, 11642-51

    9) Patient underwent fine needle aspiration without imaging guidance, mass of right breast. Aspirated contents were sent to cytology for examination.

    Responses

    · 19281

    · 19499

    · 19120

    ·
    10021

    10) A patient presented to the urgent care center with an open wound on her left hand. The patient had fallen and cut her hand on a goal post while playing soccer. The 4.5 cm in length wound was full of debris, grass, dirt, and paint from the goal post. The physician carefully cleaned the wound extensively with 1.5 liters of saline before performing a single-layer closure with 3.0 Vicryl. Which CPT code would you report?

    Responses

    · 12042

    · 12002

    · 12032

    ·
    12013