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Prep Course for the CPC AAPC Certification - By A Power Coding (APC)

What you'll learn

Clinical rationale & Medical background of the case

Essentials of Anesthesia Anatomy for Medical coding CPC AAPC

Clinical Aspects of Anesthesia

Anatomy for Anesthesia

General Anesthesia

Requirements

Basics of Medical teologies

Description

The CPC exam is one of the critical certification exams offered by AAPC for Medical coders around the world. This is not just a basic certification but a widely accepted and required qualifications to get designated jobs. This certification helps in getting a job or accelerating your career in Medical Coding, Healthcare Management, RCM, etc.This certification is taken by Non-clinical and Clinical professionals. There are several important areas that are frequently tested in the CPC exam. One such area is the Anesthesia. This program and a series of other programs are designed to make this journey of achieving the certification easy and stress-free. Let’s b this program where you will learn the details of Mohs Surgery and skin cancer. This will definitely help you while attempting the AAPC CPC (Certified Professional Coder) certification exam and also in day to day medical coding. Introduction to A Power CodingDesignedPracticing codersMedical coders preparing for the certificationsCPC Exam StudentPeople seeking clarity on Mohs Surgery Coding guidelinesCourse coveredSkin Cancer, Types, presentation, Diagnosis, and Mohs SurgeryClinical ScenariosObjectivesMaking coding easyProvide Basics in Medical CodingClarity on the coding rationaleClinical elaborationHow to Study for CPC Exam?Exam StructureWhat's there in the real exams?How to Prioritize?How to Study?What to Study?Please Remember to Listen carefully to videos, this is important as clinical examples and teologies will be explained in detail.Sections – Clinical Scenario numberHead (00100-00222) – 25, 12, 6, 1Neck (00300-00352) -19, 10, 4Thorax (00400-00474) -21, 9, 7Intrathoracic (00500-00580) - 35, 23, 5Spine & Spinal Cord (00600-00670) – 30, 14Upper Abdomen (00700-00797) – 35, 28Lower Abdomen (00800-00882) – 29, 26, 20Perineum (00902-00952) - 33Pelvis (01112-01173) - 16Upper Leg (01200-01274) – 32, 11Knee & Popliteal Area (01320-01444) – 18, 8Lower Leg (01462-01522) - 13Shoulder & Axilla (01610-01680) - 36Forearm, Wrist, and Hand (01810-01860) – 34Obstetric (01958-01969) – 37, 17Other Procedures (01990-01999)True False 27Patient Status – 24 – 16, 15, 22Guideline – 3, 2So gear up & let’s b this wonderful journey of learning with fun and simplification. Welcome Aboard!!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Clinical Scenario 1

Lecture 2 Clinical Scenario 1

Section 3: Clinical Scenario 2

Lecture 3 Clinical Scenario 2

Section 4: Clinical Scenario 3

Lecture 4 Clinical Scenario 3

Section 5: Clinical Scenario 4

Lecture 5 Clinical Scenario 4

Section 6: Clinical Scenario 5

Lecture 6 Clinical Scenario 5

Section 7: Clinical Scenario 6

Lecture 7 Clinical Scenario 6

Section 8: Clinical Scenario 7

Lecture 8 Clinical Scenario 7

Section 9: Clinical Scenario 8

Lecture 9 Clinical Scenario 8

Section 10: Clinical Scenario 9

Lecture 10 Clinical Scenario 9

Section 11: Clinical Scenario 10

Lecture 11 Clinical Scenario 10

Section 12: Clinical Scenario 11

Lecture 12 Clinical Scenario 11

Section 13: Clinical Scenario 12

Lecture 13 Clinical Scenario 12

Section 14: Clinical Scenario 13

Lecture 14 Clinical Scenario 13

Section 15: Clinical Scenario 14

Lecture 15 Clinical Scenario 14

Section 16: Clinical Scenario 15

Lecture 16 Clinical Scenario 15

Section 17: Clinical Scenario 16

Lecture 17 Clinical Scenario 16

Section 18: Clinical Scenario 17

Lecture 18 Clinical Scenario 17

Section 19: Clinical Scenario 18

Lecture 19 Clinical Scenario 18

Section 20: Clinical Scenario 19

Lecture 20 Clinical Scenario 19

Section 21: Clinical Scenario 20

Lecture 21 Clinical Scenario 20

Section 22: Clinical Scenario 21

Lecture 22 Clinical Scenario 21

Section 23: Clinical Scenario 22

Lecture 23 Clinical Scenario 22

Section 24: Clinical Scenario 23

Lecture 24 Clinical Scenario 23

Section 25: Clinical Scenario 24

Lecture 25 Clinical Scenario 24

Section 26: Clinical Scenario 25

Lecture 26 Clinical Scenario 25

Section 27: Clinical Scenario 26

Lecture 27 Clinical Scenario 26

Section 28: Clinical Scenario 27

Lecture 28 Clinical Scenario 27

Section 29: Clinical Scenario 28

Lecture 29 Clinical Scenario 28

Section 30: Clinical Scenario 29

Lecture 30 Clinical Scenario 29

Section 31: Clinical Scenario 30

Lecture 31 Clinical Scenario 30

Section 32: Clinical Scenario 31

Lecture 32 Clinical Scenario 31

Section 33: Clinical Scenario 32

Lecture 33 Clinical Scenario 32

Section 34: Clinical Scenario 33

Lecture 34 Clinical Scenario 33

Section 35: Clinical Scenario 34

Lecture 35 Clinical Scenario 34

Section 36: Clinical Scenario 35

Lecture 36 Clinical Scenario 35

Section 37: Clinical Scenario 36

Lecture 37 Clinical Scenario 36

Section 38: Clinical Scenario 37

Lecture 38 Clinical Scenario 37

Section 39: Credits & Thank you

Lecture 39 Credits & Thank you

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