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,AAPC CPC PRACTICE TEST EXAM 2026/2027 ALL
STUDY QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT SOLUTIONS
100% GUARANTEED PASS ASSURED A+
From a documentation standpoint, which is most useful in determining whether a patient has a
true drug allergy or just a drug intolerance?
A. The underlying condition treated
B. The place of occurrence
C. The activity the patient was involved in when the drug was taken
D. The reaction the patient experienced and the drug that caused the reaction - Answer>>> D.
The reaction the patient experienced and the drug that caused the reaction
Under fluoroscopic guidance an injection of a combination of steroid and analgesic agent is
performed on T2-T3, T4-T5, T6-T7 and T8-T9 on the left side into the paravertebral facet joints.
The procedure was performed for pain due to thoracic root lesions. What are the procedure
codes?
A. 64479, 64480x3, 77003
B. 64490, 64491, 64492x2, 77003
C. 64520x4, 77003
D. 64490, 64491, 64492 - Answer>>> D. 64490, 64491, 64492
The patient is a 58-year-old white male, one month status post pneumonectomy. He had a post
pneumonectomy empyema treated with a tunneled cuffed pleural catheter which has been
draining the cavity for one month with clear drainage. He has had no evidence of a block or
pleural fistula. Therefore a planned return to surgery results in the removal of the catheter. The
correct CPT® code is:
A. 32440-78
B. 32035-58
,C. 32036-79
D. 32552-58 - Answer>>> D. 32552-58
Tina was referred to a PT for low back pain that radiates to her left, lower extremity. Pain
increases when she ascends/descends stairs, goes from sitting to standing or vice versa, and when
she lies down. The patient's goal is to reduce her pain and be more comfortable. The PT should
look to which G codes for reporting therapy sessions?
A. Other PT/OT primary G code set
B. Self-care G code set
C. Mobility G code set
D. Changing and maintaining body positions G code set - Answer>>> D. Changing and
maintaining body positions G code set
The patient is a 59-year-old white male who underwent carotid endarterectomy for symptomatic
left carotid stenosis a year ago. A carotid CT angiogram showed a recurrent 90% left internal
carotid artery stenosis extending into the common carotid artery. He is taken to the operating
room for re-do left carotid endarterectomy. The left neck was prepped and the previous incision
was carefully reopened. Using sharp dissection, the common carotid artery and its branches were
dissected free. The patient was systematically heparinized and after a few minutes, clamps were
applied to the common carotid artery and its branches. A longitudinal arteriotomy was carried
out with findings of extensive layering of intimal hyperplasia with no evidence of recurrent
atherosclerosis. A silastic balloon-tip shunt was inserted first proximally and then distally, with
restoration of flow. Several layers of intima were removed and the endart - Answer>>> B.
35301, 35390
A 50-year-old patient is coming to see her primary care physician for hypertension. The patient
also discusses with her physician that the OBGYN office had just told her that her Pap smear
came back with an abnormal reading and is worried because her aunt had passed away with
cervical cancer. The physician documents she spent 40 minutes face-to-face time with the
patient, and 25 minutes of that time is giving counseling on the awareness, other screening
, procedures and treatment if it turns out to be cervical cancer. What E/M code(s) is (are) reported
for this visit?
A. 99215
B. 99213, 99358
C. 99214, 99354
D. 99213 - Answer>>> A. 99215
A 52-year-old patient is admitted to the hospital for chronic cholecystitis for which a
laparoscopic cholecystectomy will be performed. A transverse infraumbilical incision was made
sharply dissecting to the subcutaneous tissue down to the fascia using access under direct vision
with a Vesi-Port and a scope was placed into the abdomen. Three other ports were inserted under
direct vision. The fundus of the gallbladder was grasped through the lateral port, where multiple
adhesions to the gallbladder were taken down sharply and bluntly: The gallbladder appeared
chronically inflamed. Dissection was carried out to the right of this identifying a small cystic
duct and artery, was clipped twice proximally, once distally and transected. The gallbladder was
then taken down from the bed using electrocautery, delivering it into an endo-bag and removing
it from the abdominal cavity with the umbilical port. What CPT® and ICD-10-C - Answer>>>
B. 47562, K81.1
Diaphragmatic hernia repair codes are divided based upon what?
A. The age of the patient and whether or not mesh was used
B. The age of the patient and whether or not the hernia is acute or chronic
C. The stage of the hernia and the site of the hernia
D. The age of the patient and the site of the hernia - Answer>>> B. The age of the patient and
whether or not the hernia is acute or chronic
A physician performed craniotomy on a patient with a severe head trauma and intracerebral
hematoma. Due to the patient's condition the procedure was extremely difficult, requiring a
significant amount of extra time and effort. What is the correct code for this procedure?
A. 61315