1120 - Sequence # 3080 | Prior Cardiac Surgery-1120 - Sequence # 3080

Video Transcription

This is the Impact Registry November 2020 case scenario, Prior Cardiac Surgery, Sequence 3080.  A 2-month-old female with a history of pulmonary atresia is admitted to the hospital on September  23 for unifocalization of collaterals, which is scheduled for the morning of the 25th.  Subsequently, the patient presents to the cath lab for a diagnostic study and evaluation of ventricular septal defect on September 28. The patient is discharged home on October 1.  How would prior cardiac surgery be captured in this scenario? No or yes? Please take a moment to review the documentation and the question.  In the given scenario, Sequence 3080, Prior Cardiac Surgery, would be coded no. The notes section of the coding instructions for Sequence 3080 clarifies the timeframe  does not include cardiac surgeries performed after arrival. Because the cardiac surgery takes place after arrival, the target value is not met.  Thank you for viewing the Impact Registry Monthly Case Scenario for November 2020, Prior Cardiac Surgery, Sequence 3080.

Video Summary

The summary of the video is that it discusses a case scenario involving a 2-month-old female with a history of pulmonary atresia who is admitted to the hospital for a procedure. The patient undergoes a diagnostic study and evaluation of a ventricular septal defect before being discharged. The video asks whether prior cardiac surgery would be captured in this scenario, and the answer is no. The coding instructions clarify that the timeframe does not include surgeries performed after arrival, so the target value is not met. The video is titled "Impact Registry November 2020 case scenario, Prior Cardiac Surgery, Sequence 3080." No credits are mentioned.

Keywords

case scenario

2-month-old female

pulmonary atresia

diagnostic study

ventricular septal defect