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ICU coding tips for '''angio / angioplasty'''
{{DX tag | Cardio-Vasc OR | Diagnostic Procedure | Angioplasty |
* 76400 - ANGIOPLASTY (PTCA)
* 76401 - Failed (dissect./rupture fem art) | Yes | No | 0 |  |  |  | }}


===Community hospital (Oaks, Grace, Con, Vic) ===
== Labs ==
If you go with a patient to HSC or STB for an angio/plasty and the patient does not return to your site because he is admitted to one of these centers, please do '''not'' code angio as your acquired DX.
For any critical care pt where you code an angio dx, also code angio in [[Lab Collection Process|Labs]] '''only if procedure done outside of ICU'''.
Only indicate on your '''lab form item #106 (angio)''  and TISS item # 91 for procedure outside of ICU.


===HSC or STB===
== Pt admitted from cath lab ==
those patients that are admitted from the cath lab post angio or plasty should have in their admit from box where the patient came from '''prior''' to going to the cath lab and then being admitted to your unit.
see [[Previous Location field]]
In their '''admitting DX''' codes, you should record the codes for angio/pasty/stent if applicable. 
On the TISS form, you will record item # 96 if he is admitted as a post plasty only.    Do not mark in item # 91 (procedure outside ICU) , your site did not have to go with patient for this procedure.


===Angio Coding Process===
== Pt travels to other site for angio ==
sent out Oct 16.00 /update Nov 11.00
=== Pt does not return ===
 
If an ICU nurse goes with a patient to '''HSC or STB''' for an angio/plasty and the patient '''does not return''' to your site because he is admitted to one of these centers, please DO NOT code angio/plasty in your acquired DX slots. You only need to indicate angio in [[Lab Collection Process|Labs]] and TISS item # 91 for procedures outside of ICU.
====Community Hospitals====
If an ICU nurse goes with a patient to '''HSC or STB''' for an angio/plasty and the patient does not return to your site because he is admitted to one of these centers, please DO NOT code angio/plasty in your acquired DX slots. You only need to indicate on your lab form item # 106 (angio) and TISS item # 91 for procedures outside of ICU.
 
If an ICU nurse goes with a patient to '''HSC or STB''' for an angio/plasty and the patient returns to your ICU, your acquired DX would have angio etc., your  lab would be marked and TISS # 91 would be marked and TISS # 96 would be marked for a plasty.


=== Pt does return to unit ===
If an ICU nurse goes with a patient to '''HSC or STB''' for an angio/plasty and the patient '''does return''' to your ICU then code the angio as an acquired.
If a patients goes to another center for a procedure and returns to your ICU after being away for some time, you must check with that centers data collector if indeed the patient was admitted to the ICU prior to or after their procedure.
If a patients goes to another center for a procedure and returns to your ICU after being away for some time, you must check with that centers data collector if indeed the patient was admitted to the ICU prior to or after their procedure.


If the transport team picks up you patient for an angio item # 91 should not be marked on TISS.
== Failed Angio ==
 
Code 76401 - Failed (dissect./rupture fem art) for any failed angio, e.g. when pt comes back from an angioplasty and the doc states it has failed and was unsuccessful in opening the vessel. The code is not limited to the complications listed as examples.
====HSC or STB====
Those patients that are admitted from the cath lab from your hospital ward, or ER, then to your ICU post angio or plasty should have in their admit from box where the patient came from prior to going to the cath lab.
 
In the admitting DX code slot you should recorded the codes for angio/plasty/stent if applicable.
 
On the TISS form, you will record item # 96 if he is admitted as a post plasty only.
 
On your lab sheet you will mark off  item # 106 angiogram.


DO NOT mark in item # 91 (procedure outside ICU), your ICU nurse did not have to go with the patient for this procedure.
[[Category:Angiogram (old)]]
***  Hi I have a question I am seeing more pts coming back from an angioplasty and the doc states it has failed and was unsuccessful in opening the vessel. Do I code it under 764-1 failed/dissection/rupture or does that just pertain to those complications? Thanks Shirley
** If the angioplasty failed, 764-1 captures this.--[[User:CMarks|CMarks]] 12:09, 21 December 2011 (CST)
[[Category:Diagnosis Coding]]

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Labs

For any critical care pt where you code an angio dx, also code angio in Labs only if procedure done outside of ICU.

Pt admitted from cath lab

see Previous Location field

Pt travels to other site for angio

Pt does not return

If an ICU nurse goes with a patient to HSC or STB for an angio/plasty and the patient does not return to your site because he is admitted to one of these centers, please DO NOT code angio/plasty in your acquired DX slots. You only need to indicate angio in Labs and TISS item # 91 for procedures outside of ICU.

Pt does return to unit

If an ICU nurse goes with a patient to HSC or STB for an angio/plasty and the patient does return to your ICU then code the angio as an acquired. If a patients goes to another center for a procedure and returns to your ICU after being away for some time, you must check with that centers data collector if indeed the patient was admitted to the ICU prior to or after their procedure.

Failed Angio

Code 76401 - Failed (dissect./rupture fem art) for any failed angio, e.g. when pt comes back from an angioplasty and the doc states it has failed and was unsuccessful in opening the vessel. The code is not limited to the complications listed as examples.