Asked by Kimberly Castro on Sep 24, 2024
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Which of the following is the code assigned for linear scleroderma?
A) L94.0
B) L94.1
C) L94.2
D) L94.3
Linear Scleroderma
A rare form of scleroderma that causes bands or streaks of hardened skin, typically on one side of the body.
L94.1
A specific code in medical classification systems representing a particular health condition or diagnosis, but without further context, its precise definition cannot be provided.
L94.0
A code referring to localized scleroderma, a condition involving patches of hard, thickened skin.
- Knowledge of skin-related medical codes for documentation and diagnosis.
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Netanya Parrish5 days ago
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
Linear scleroderma is assigned code L94.1. The other options are for different conditions: L94.0 is for localized scleroderma, L94.2 is for systemic sclerosis, and L94.3 is for scleroderma involving internal organs.
Learning Objectives
- Knowledge of skin-related medical codes for documentation and diagnosis.