Health Information Coding · ICD-10 Clinic — Complete Intro Series (15 books)

Fifteen short books that take you from knowing nothing about medical coding to working through

a complete hospital record on your own.

The series is built the way people actually learn. Each book takes one topic and stays with

it. It explains the idea in plain English, shows you real coding decisions worked through step

by step, warns you about the specific mistakes beginners make with that topic, and then gives

you fifteen practice exercises with a full answer key and an explanation for every answer.

Nothing is left as "you will pick this up later."

It is written deliberately for readers whose first language is not English. Short sentences.

One idea at a time. Every technical word defined the moment it appears, and a glossary at the

end of every book.

And it is accurate. Every code, every guideline reference, every rule in these fifteen books

was checked against the current ICD-10-CM code set and the official coding guidelines. Codes

that are no longer assignable are flagged as such, because a study book that teaches a retired

code teaches a claim rejection.

**What is inside:**

the conventions of the code book · the full coding process and sequencing

· principal and first-listed diagnosis · an introduction to ICD-10-PCS · sepsis, HIV and

diabetes · the nervous system, the senses, the lungs and the digestive tract · kidney disease

and skin ulcers · bones and the injury borderline · the heart and circulation · pregnancy,

childbirth and the newborn · congenital conditions · neoplasms and the Neoplasm Table ·

injuries, burns and external causes · poisoning, adverse effects and the Z codes · symptoms,

signs and R codes · and a capstone record coded from beginning to end.