How are coexisting conditions that the patient has but are not the primary reason for the encounter coded? Which answer is incorrect regarding coexisting conditions?
A) All conditions in the patient's medical history should be coded
B) All conditions that coexist at the time of the encounter should be coded, if they affect or require a plan of care in the patient's treatment plan
C) Conditions that previously existed and were treated that no longer exist should not be coded
D) History codes may be used as secondary codes for conditions that previously existed but that have been treated and no longer exist
Correct Answer:
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