Coding Quiz:
Take the Guesswork Out of TNE Coding With This Challenge
Published on Fri Nov 27, 2009
Overlooking pertinent modifiers could land your claim in murky waters. Confused by coding transnasal endoscopies? You're not alone. Gauge your diagnostic transnasal esophagoscopy (TNE) coding know-how by taking this three part challenge. Question 1: Your otolaryngologist performs a TNE with examination of the entire esophagus to the gastroesophageal junction. How should you report this? A) 43200 B) 31575 C) 92511 Question 2: Your physician performs TNE but not to the gastroesophageal junction. What modifier should you report? A) Modifier 22 B) Modifier 51 C) Modifier 52 Question 3: A patient undergoes transnasal endoscopy for laryngeal reflux (LPR). How should you report this? A) 43200 B) 31575 C) 92511 Have your answers? Turn to page 109 to compare your answers with our experts'.
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