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3. Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin.

4. Click here for Final Jeopardy

5. Infants’ Codes Clinical Codes OARS 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Children’s Codes Women’s Codes

6. Answer: Hyperemesis Gravidarum

7. What is code 301?

8. Answer: Code 371

9. What is the code for maternal smoking?

10. Answer: Code 337

11. What is the code for a woman who has had a baby with birth weight greater than or equal to 9 pounds?

12. Answer: The code that would apply for a woman who has had 2 spontaneous abortions in past pregnancies.

13. What is code 321?

14. Answer: Code 304

15. What is the code for a woman who has had preeclampsia in any previous pregnancy?

16. Answer: The code to assign to infants at least 4 months old who have no other risk identified.

17. What is code 428?

18. Answer: Code 411.11

19. What code should be assigned to infants who are not being given vitamin D?

20. Answer: The code which applies if a caregiver is giving the baby a bottle in bed.

21. What is code 411.2?

22. Answer: Assign these codes if mom is adding cereal to the bottle of her 3 month old baby.

23. What are codes 411.2 and 411.3?

24. Answer: Assign this code to a 10 month old infant who is being given whole milk instead of formula.

25. What is code 411.1?

26. Answer: Code to assign when a child is eating unheated hot dogs, deli meat or processed meat.

27. What is code 425.5?

28. Answer: Code to assign when mom says her child wants to feed himself but she is feeding him because he makes too big a mess.

29. What is code 425.4?

30. Answer: Code 425.8

31. What code should be assigned for a child who is not taking vitamin D?

32. Answer: Codes to assign to an 18 month old child who is still drinking from a bottle.

33. What are codes 425.3 and code 425.4

34. Answer: Code to assign if mom says that she is giving her child chamomile tea to help her fussiness.

35. What is code 425.7?

36. Answer: Code to assign to participants who have epilepsy.

37. What is code 348?

38. Answer: Code 345 should be assigned.

39. What code should be assigned when a participant has hypertension (high blood pressure)?

40. Answer: This code can be used for participants who have asthma, heart disease or cystic fibrosis.

41. What is code 360?

42. Answer: This code should be assigned to clients with diabetes mellitus.

43. What is code 343?

44. Answer: Code 347

45. What code should be assigned to a participant who has cancer?

46. Answer: These provide us with information and details we wouldn’t have been able to gather without them.

47. What are open- ended questions?

48. Answer: These types of statements can support our clients and encourage what they have accomplished.

49. What are affirmations?

50. Answer: This allows clients to get a good picture of what was talked about and reminds them of goals they have made.

51. What is summarizing?

52. Answer: Assures clients that we are listening and that we are on track with what they are saying.

53. What is reflection?

54. Answer: “Tell me about what you usually eat at meals” is an example of this.

55. What is an open- ended question?

56. Make your wager

57. Answer: 1.Represent information that may impact health. 2.Are used to develop effective strategies for counseling. 3.Address nutrition and health concerns of the participant.

58. What are WIC codes?