Coding Monthly Test July 2020

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Crew credentials can be checked from the crew list for client 327.

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The charge code for client #321 for Treated Non Transport is 321NT.

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If Narcan was administered multiple times via intranasal route and there was no response from the patient, the correct course of action would be to provide Basic Life Support (BLS). BLS includes basic medical interventions such as performing CPR, ensuring an open airway, and providing rescue breathing if necessary. This is the appropriate response when the patient does not respond to medication and requires immediate life-saving measures.

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ALS stands for Advanced Life Support. In this context, the correct CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) code for the given scenario would be ALS. This is because ALS involves providing advanced medical procedures and interventions, such as interpreting EKG results and managing sinus rhythm in the vitals tab, which are beyond the scope of BLS (Basic Life Support). The presence of a paramedic on board also suggests the need for advanced life support measures.

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The correct answer is False because in the given question, it is asking whether the call needs to be placed in Declar if the patient is transported to the Landing Zone in the narration with Miles in the Response Tab. Since the question does not provide any information or context about Declar or the specific requirements for placing a call in Declar, it is not possible to determine whether the call should be placed there or not based on the given information.

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The given question asks whether BSW and LSW are valid credentials on PCS without Discharge Planer. The correct answer is False, indicating that BSW and LSW are not valid credentials on PCS without Discharge Planer. This suggests that in order to have valid credentials on PCS, one must have Discharge Planer along with BSW and LSW.

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The start date for 60 days Pcs would be the date of signature.

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The correct answer is ALS2. The IGel - airway should be considered as a double lumen supraglottic intervention in the ALS2 protocol.

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The start date for a 60-day PCS is typically the date of transport. In this case, the date of transport is 07/24/2020, so that would be the start date for the 60-day PCS.

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The PCS (Permanent Change of Station) is not valid in this case because the date of transport is 06/24/2020, which is after the signature date of 06/20/2020. In order for the PCS to be valid, the signature date should be before the date of transport. Therefore, the answer is Invalid.