ICD-10-CM A&P Module: Chapter 1 - Certain Infectious and Parasitic Diseases (A00-B99)

ICD-10-CM A&P Module: Chapter 3 - Diseases of the Blood and Blood-forming Organs & Certain Disorders Involving the Immune Mechanism (D50-D89)

ICD-10-CM A&P Module: Chapter 14 - Diseases of the Genitourinary System (N00-N99)

ICD-10-CM A&P Module: Chapter 13 - Diseases of the Musculoskeletal and Connective Tissue (M00-M99)

ICD-10-PCS Module: Medical and Surgical Section Procedures (02-06)
Heart and Great Vessels, Upper and Lower Arteries, Upper and Lower Veins

ICD-10-PCS Module: Lymphatic and Hemic System Procedures (07)

ICD-10-CM Module: Chapter 9 - Diseases of the Circulatory System (I00-I99)

With the implementation of ICD-10, coders need a stronger understanding of anatomy and physiology (A&P). OHIMA is your source for A&P training specific to body system AND coding system.

Over 30 modules are planned for development in 2012. These modules will provide you with the specificity and a greater level of A&P understanding needed to code accurately in ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Check back often as modules will be added as they are developed each month!

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These modules are the actual training courses - not assessments! Priced at less than most assessments ($17/CE), each module provides a detailed review of the corresponding body system with in-depth information on cells, tissues, and organs with targeted emphasis on coding.

All modules are developed by approved AHIMA ICD-10-CM/PCS Academy Trainers.

All modules are reviewed for quality by AHIMA ICD-10-CM/PCS Academy Trainers prior to going live.

Each module concludes with a 20-questions final self-assessment test to assess practical knowledge of the skills reviewed.

A CEU certificate accepted by AHIMA and the AAPC is provided immediately with a passing score of 70% or higher.

All CE credits earned from these modules count towards the new AHIMA ICD-10-CM/PCS reporting requirements!

You may leave and re-enter the course material as you desire until you submit the final self-assessment test and modules will remain online at least through 2014.

ICD-10-CM A&P Module: Chapter 1 - Certain Infectious and Parasitic Diseases (A00-B99) Course Description ICD-10-CM A&P Module: Chapter 1 - Certain Infectious and Parasitic Diseases (A00-B99) is designed to enhance coding professionals' knowledge in anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology terminology for conditions related to infectious and parasitic diseases. This module reviews the ICD-10-CM Chapter 1 categories (A00-B99) and ICD-10-CM terminology as it relates to infectious and parasitic disease coding. This module concludes with a 20-question final self-assessment test to assess your practical knowledge of the skills reviewed. Learning Objectives   Discuss classification, transmission, prevention, immunity and diagnosis of infectious disease   Compare the formation and function of T and B lymphocytes   Discuss the major mechanisms of nonspecific response to disease (Innate Immunity)   Contrast Innate Immunity and Adaptive (Acquired) Immunity   Compare Cell-mediated immunity and Humoral immunity   Recognize major differences between Chapter 1: ICD-9-CM and Chapter 1: ICD-10-CM   Discuss ICD-10-CM coding guidelines pertaining to sepsis   Discuss ICD-10-CM coding guidelines pertaining to HIV/AIDS   Discuss ICD-10-CM coding guidelines pertaining to bacterial/viral infectious agents   Recognize common infectious disease signs, symptoms and pathophysiology   Discuss common infectious disease treatment, complications, and prevention        Faculty Allison Schlonsky, MS, CCS    Coding Specialist & AHIMA-Approved ICD-10-CM/PCS Trainer Mount Carmel Health System CE Credit Meets AHIMA and AAPC CE guidelines for 2 hours of continuing education credit; HIM Domain: Clinical Foundations It also meets AHIMA's new ICD-10 CE reporting requirements. Cost The cost of this module is $34.00 Register securely online through our online course system with either a or and get immediate access to the course. Materials Needed A coding book is not required. Internet access is required; features of this module are best viewed using Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox browsers. Adobe Reader is needed to view pdfs contained in module content. Registration Instructions To access module, go to the ONLINE CE COURSE SYSTEM Note that you must be a registered user before you can purchase any online courses. Complete the one-time registration by going to the REGISTRATION section of our Online CE Course System. Anyone is welcome to take our online courses. You do NOT need to be an OHIMA member to take an online course. Course prices are the same for members and non-members. Additional Information Still have questions? Visit the Online Course FAQs section of our site. ONLINE CE COURSE SYSTEM

ICD-10-CM A&P Module: Chapter 3 - Diseases of the Blood and Blood-forming Organs (D50-D89) Course Description ICD-10-CM A&P Module: Chapter 3 - Diseases of the Blood and Blood-forming Organs (D50-D89) is designed to enhance coding professionals' knowledge in anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology terminology for conditions related to infectious and parasitic diseases. This module reviews the ICD-10-CM Chapter 3 categories (D50-D89) and ICD-10-CM terminology as it relates to diseases of the Blood and Blood-forming Organs & Certain Disorders Involving the Immune Mechanism. This module concludes with a 20-question final self-assessment test to assess your practical knowledge of the skills reviewed. Learning Objectives   Identify the components of blood   Identify the different types of blood cells and their functions   Compare and contrast Cell-mediated immunity and Antibody-mediated immunity   Identify the 5 types of immunoglobulins and how each functions   Discuss the spleen’s anatomy and function and why rupture can be deadly   Know how to use the new complication codes for splenic injury (D78.01-D78.89)   Name the 4 general categories of anemia in ICD-10-CM and give an example of each   Explain the difference between hypocoagulation and hypercoagulation conditions   Discuss the pathophysiology of Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC)   Compare and contrast Selective immunodeficiencies with Combined immunodeficiencies Faculty Allison Schlonsky, MS, CCS Coding Specialist & AHIMA-Approved ICD-10-CM/PCS Trainer Mount Carmel Health System CE Credit Meets AHIMA and AAPC CE guidelines for 2 hours of continuing education credit; HIM Domain: Clinical Foundations It also meets AHIMA's new ICD-10 CE reporting requirements. Cost The cost of this module is $34.00 Register securely online through our online course system with either a or and get immediate access to the course. Materials Needed A coding book is not required. Internet access is required; features of this module are best viewed using Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox browsers. Adobe Reader is needed to view pdfs contained in module content. Registration Instructions To access module, go to the ONLINE CE COURSE SYSTEM Note that you must be a registered user before you can purchase any online courses. Complete the one-time registration by going to the REGISTRATION section of our Online CE Course System. Anyone is welcome to take our online courses. You do NOT need to be an OHIMA member to take an online course. Course prices are the same for members and non-members. Additional Information Still have questions? Visit the Online Course FAQs section of our site. ONLINE CE COURSE SYSTEM

ICD-10-PCS Module: Lymphatic and Hemic System Procedures (07) Course Description ICD-10-PCS A&P Module: Lymphatic and Hemic System Procedures (07) is designed to enhance coding professionals' knowledge in anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology terminology for conditions related to the lymphatic and hemic system. It also reviews the ICD-10-PCS codes (07) as it relates to these conditions. This module concludes with a 20-question final self-assessment test to assess your practical knowledge of the skills reviewed. Learning Objectives   Discuss the structure of ICD-10-PCS including the meanings of the 7 characters   Explain why mastery of root operations is crucial for “building” a correct code   Compare and contrast the four ICD-10-PCS procedural approaches relevant to 07   Know when to use root operation “Excision” vs. “Resection”   Explain the process of referencing a code in the alphabetic index and completing it with a table   Know the anatomy and understand the physiology of the Lymphatic System   Recognize the names of various lymph node chains and know their drainage areas   Understand the objective of the following procedures and be able to code them Biopsy of right popliteal lymph node, open Bilateral radical cervical dissection, open Thymectomy, open, for treatment of thymoma diagnosed in a patient with myasthenia gravis Total splenectomy, laparoscopic, for treatment of idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura Restriction of thoracic duct with intraluminal stent, percutaneous Fine needle aspiration of right inguinal lymph node in a patient with history of testicular cancer Bone marrow transplant using donor marrow from identical twin, central vein infusion Faculty Allison Schlonsky, MS, CCS    Coding Specialist & AHIMA-Approved ICD-10-CM/PCS Trainer Mount Carmel Health System CE Credit Meets AHIMA and AAPC CE guidelines for 2 hours of continuing education credit; HIM Domain: Clinical Foundations It also meets AHIMA's new ICD-10 CE reporting requirements. Cost The cost of this module is $34.00 Register securely online through our online course system with either a or and get immediate access to the course. Materials Needed A coding book is not required. Internet access is required; features of this module are best viewed using Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox browsers. Adobe Reader is needed to view pdfs contained in module content. Registration Instructions To access module, go to the ONLINE CE COURSE SYSTEM Note that you must be a registered user before you can purchase any online courses. Complete the one-time registration by going to the REGISTRATION section of our Online CE Course System. Anyone is welcome to take our online courses. You do NOT need to be an OHIMA member to take an online course. Course prices are the same for members and non-members. Additional Information Still have questions? Visit the Online Course FAQs section of our site. ONLINE CE COURSE SYSTEM

ICD-10-CM A&P Module: Chapter 9 -Diseases of the Circulatory System (I00-I99) Course Description ICD-10-CM A&P Module: Chapter 9 -Diseases of the Circulatory System is designed to enhance coding professionals' knowledge in anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology terminology for conditions related to the circulatory system. It also reviews the ICD-10-CM codes (I00-I99) as it relates to these conditions. This module concludes with a 20-question final self-assessment test to assess your practical knowledge of the skills reviewed. Learning Objectives   Identify the 2 layers of the pericardium and discuss each layer’s function   Identify the 3 layers of the heart wall   Identify the 4 chambers of the heart and their function   Name the 4 heart valves and explain the difference between the 2 types   Explain how the cardiac conduction system works (stimulus pathway)   Explain the basic pathways (major vessels) involved in pulmonary and systemic circulation   Identify the 3 layers of artery and vein walls and discuss one major difference   Discuss ICD-10-CM underlying presumptions involving rheumatic heart disease   Compare and contrast the coding of HTN and hypertensive diseases in ICD-10-CM vs. ICD-9-CM   Compare and contrast the coding of CAD, angina, and AMI in ICD-10-CM vs. ICD-9-CM   Name and describe some common arrhythmias   Discuss the many ways in which heart failure can be categorized   Compare and contrast coding of CVA and sequelae of CVA in ICD-10-CM vs. ICD-9-CM   Discuss how aneurysms are classified   Define embolism, thrombosis, phlebitis, thrombophlebitis   Define varicose vein and give examples of common body sites where they occur Faculty Allison Schlonsky, MS, CCS    Coding Specialist & AHIMA-Approved ICD-10-CM/PCS Trainer Mount Carmel Health System CE Credit Meets AHIMA and AAPC CE guidelines for 2 hours of continuing education credit; HIM Domain: Clinical Foundations It also meets AHIMA's new ICD-10 CE reporting requirements. Cost The cost of this module is $34.00 Register securely online through our online course system with either a or and get immediate access to the course. Materials Needed A coding book is not required. Internet access is required; features of this module are best viewed using Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox browsers. Adobe Reader is needed to view pdfs contained in module content. Registration Instructions To access module, go to the ONLINE CE COURSE SYSTEM Note that you must be a registered user before you can purchase any online courses. Complete the one-time registration by going to the REGISTRATION section of our Online CE Course System. Anyone is welcome to take our online courses. You do NOT need to be an OHIMA member to take an online course. Course prices are the same for members and non-members. Additional Information Still have questions? Visit the Online Course FAQs section of our site. ONLINE CE COURSE SYSTEM

ICD-10-CM A&P Module: Diseases of the Musculoskeletal and Connective Tissue - Chapter 13 (M00-M99) Course Description ICD-10-CM A&P Module Chapter 13 Diseases of the Musculoskeletal and Connective Tissue is designed to enhance coding professionals' knowledge in anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology terminology for conditions related to musculosketal and connective tissue. This module reviews the ICD-10-CM Chapter 13 categories (M00-M99) and its ICD-10-CM terminology. This module concludes with a 20-question final self-assessment test to assess your practical knowledge of the skills reviewed. Learning Objectives   Muscle anatomy, diseases, cell type and functions Identify basic muscle anatomy, diseases, cell type and functions   Skeletal system anatomy, bone types and functions and diseases Understand basic skeletal system anatomy, bone types and functions, and common diseases   Connective tissue structure, cell type and disorders Identify connective tissue structure, cell type and common disorders   Guidelines for Chapter 13 Apply coding principles and guidelines for accurate assignment of ICD-10-CM codes for chapter 13: Diseases of the Musculoskeletal System and Connective Tissue (M00–M99)   ICD 10 Code Set Describe the format and organization of ICD-10-CM as it pertains to the musculoskeletal system Faculty Susan Talmage CCS, CPC-H AHIMA-Approved ICD-10-CM/PCS Trainer Systems & Procedure Analyst/Training Specialist VA Healthcare System of Ohio CE Credit Meets AHIMA and AAPC CE guidelines for 1 hour of continuing education credit; HIM Domain: Clinical Foundations It also meets AHIMA's new ICD-10 CE reporting requirements. Cost The cost of this module is $17.00 Register securely online through our online course system with either a or and get immediate access to the course. Materials Needed A coding book is not required. Internet access is required; features of this module are best viewed using Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox browsers. Adobe Reader is needed to view pdfs contained in module content. Registration Instructions To access module, go to the ONLINE CE COURSE SYSTEM Note that you must be a registered user before you can purchase any online courses. Complete the one-time registration by going to the REGISTRATION section of our Online CE Course System. Anyone is welcome to take our online courses. You do NOT need to be an OHIMA member to take an online course. Course prices are the same for members and non-members. Additional Information Still have questions? Visit the Online Course FAQs section of our site. ONLINE CE COURSE SYSTEM

ICD-10-CM A&P Module: Chapter 14 -Diseases of the Genitourinary System (N00-N99) Course Description The ICD-10-CM A&P Module Chapter 14 Diseases of the Genitourinary System is designed to enhance coding professionals' knowledge in anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology terminology for conditions related to the genitourinary system. This module reviews the ICD-10-CM Chapter 14 categories (N00-N99) and ICD-10-CM terminology as it relates to genitourinary coding. This module concludes with a 20-question final self-assessment test to assess your practical knowledge of the skills reviewed. Learning Objectives   Explain the main function of the urinary system and identify the major organs involved   Describe the kidney’s structure beginning from its outer capsule and moving toward its nephron   Understand GFR and identify its use in medicine   Identify male reproductive system anatomy (internal and external) and name the primary organ   Identify female reproductive system anatomy (internal and external) and name the primary organ   Explain the difference between nephritic and nephrotic syndrome   Identify the 3 causes of acute renal failure and give examples of each   Understand the diagnostic criteria for acute renal failure developed by AKIN and ADQI (RIFLE)   Recognize the different stages of CKD based on GFR   Apply ICD-10-CM guidelines for coding CKD due to other diseases such as HTN and DM   Understand why CKD is the most common cause of secondary hyperthyroidism   Define BPH, hydrocele and testicular torsion   Identify common sites of PID and the names of the 2 most common organisms involved   Discuss the underlying physiology of endometriosis   Understand the different types of female genital prolapsed   Explain the difference between CIN I, CIN II, and CIN III   Be aware of the 4 different types of FGM Faculty Allison Schlonsky, MS, CCS Coding Specialist & AHIMA-Approved ICD-10-CM/PCS Trainer Mount Carmel Health System CE Credit Meets AHIMA and AAPC CE guidelines for 2 hours of continuing education credit; HIM Domain: Clinical Foundations It also meets AHIMA's new ICD-10 CE reporting requirements. Cost The cost of this module is $34.00 Register securely online through our online course system with either a or and get immediate access to the course. Materials Needed A coding book is not required. Internet access is required; features of this module are best viewed using Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox browsers. Adobe Reader is needed to view pdfs contained in module content. Registration Instructions To access module, go to the ONLINE CE COURSE SYSTEM Note that you must be a registered user before you can purchase any online courses. Complete the one-time registration by going to the REGISTRATION section of our Online CE Course System. Anyone is welcome to take our online courses. You do NOT need to be an OHIMA member to take an online course. Course prices are the same for members and non-members. Additional Information Still have questions? Visit the Online Course FAQs section of our site. ONLINE CE COURSE SYSTEM

ICD-10-PCS Module: Medical and Surgical Section Procedures (02-06) Heart and Great Vessels, Upper and Lower Arteries, Upper and Lower Veins Course Description The ICD-10-PCS Module: Medical and Surgical Section Procedures (02-06) is designed to enhance coding professionals' knowledge in anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology terminology for conditions related to medical and surgical procedures for heart and great vessels, upper and lower arteries, and upper and lower veins. It also reviews the ICD-10-PCS codes (02-06) as it relates to these conditions. This module concludes with a 20-question final self-assessment test to assess your practical knowledge of the skills reviewed. Learning Objectives   Discuss the structure of ICD-10-PCS including the meanings of the 7 characters   Explain why mastery of root operations is crucial for “building” a correct code   Compare and contrast the ICD-10-PCS procedural approaches   Explain the process of referencing a code in the alphabetic index and completing it with a table   Know the anatomy and understand the physiology of the Heart and Great Vessels   Be familiar with the vessels classified as “upper” arteries & veins and “lower” arteries & veins   Understand cerebral circulation and be able to name the major arteries   Understand the objective of the following procedures and be able to code them PTCA CABG Valve replacement Valve annuloplasty MitraClip Pacers and AICDs Maze Procedure EPS with destruction of arrhythmogenic focus, AV node PTA of non-coronary arteries Angiojet mechanical thrombectomy Cerebral aneurysm clipping Fem-pop bypass AAA repair with Gortex graft CVC placement Greater saphenous ligation and stripping for varicosities IVC filter placement Ligation of esophageal varices Faculty Allison Schlonsky, MS, CCS Coding Specialist & AHIMA-Approved ICD-10-CM/PCS Trainer Mount Carmel Health System CE Credit Meets AHIMA and AAPC CE guidelines for 2 hours of continuing education credit; HIM Domain: Clinical Foundations It also meets AHIMA's new ICD-10 CE reporting requirements. Cost The cost of this module is $34.00 Register securely online through our online course system with either a or and get immediate access to the course. Materials Needed A coding book is not required. Internet access is required; features of this module are best viewed using Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox browsers. Adobe Reader is needed to view pdfs contained in module content. Registration Instructions To access module, go to the ONLINE CE COURSE SYSTEM Note that you must be a registered user before you can purchase any online courses. Complete the one-time registration by going to the REGISTRATION section of our Online CE Course System. Anyone is welcome to take our online courses. You do NOT need to be an OHIMA member to take an online course. Course prices are the same for members and non-members. Additional Information Still have questions? Visit the Online Course FAQs section of our site. ONLINE CE COURSE SYSTEM