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Coding 101:

Breathe New Life into Your Exercise-Induced Asthma Coding Skills

Published on Mon Jul 05, 2021

Do you need to report J45.2- with J45.990? Find out. Summer is in full swing and with kids out of school, it’s possible your pulmonologist will start seeing pediatric patients presenting symptoms and signs of asthma. Whether they’re experiencing the symptoms after riding their bikes, running with friends, or while swimming, it’s important to have your coding skills on point [...]
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