Sentence examples for examination codes from inspiring English sources

The attending physician/surgeon registers treatment and examination codes immediately following their completion.

Database queries based on examination codes were used to extract all left hand and wrist radiographs from the digital archives of three major emergency hospitals in the Stockholm region.

To improve accuracy of the analysis, we used not only ICD-9-CM codes but also mycobacteria laboratory examination codes and antimycobacterial therapy receipts to identify TB and NTM disease cases.

Second, >2 mycobacteria laboratory examination codes were used for TB identification, including those identified by acid-fast smear (13006C/13025C), mycobacterial culture (13012C/13026C), acid-fast bacillus differentiation (13013C), tuberculin test (12106C), tuberculosis test (13024C), and bronchoscopy (28006C) results (20 ).

All TB and NTM cases were determined by use of ICD-9-CM codes, laboratory mycobacterium examination codes, and antimycobacterial therapy receipts; all 3 criteria needed to be met.

Second, the mycobacteria laboratory examination code criteria for NTM needed to be consistent with those for TB (20 ).

A two-day rigorous training was imparted, covering topics related to selection of clusters, enumeration methods, clinical examination, coding the form and maintenance of daily records.

When retrieving radiographs from the digital archives, examinations of fingers or carpal bones were also included as they carry the same examination code as a radiograph of the hand.

Codes for right, left, or bilateral examination (side code) and codes for additional information (such as anaesthesia) are also included.

Moreover, a comprehensive examination on four existing code equations to predict the stress in the unbonded tendons showed that the four examined codes predicted well the stress at the ultimate loading condition of the unbonded steel tendons, however, they significantly under predicted those in the CFRP tendons.

Gingivitis (basic periodontal examination (BPE) codes 1 2), as the worst finding, was present in more than three quarters of athletes and there was irreversible periodontitis (BPE codes 3 4) in more than 15% of athletes.