Identify the correct term to its appropriate blank in the sentence. The index is organized by the (Click to select) , not by the body part (anatomical site) in which it occurs. The (Click to select) appear in boldface type and are followed by their default code, the one most frequently associated with them. Below the main terms are subterms that are (Click to select) in the selection of correct codes. The (Click to select) are supplementary terms that are not essential to the selection of the correct code. A(n) (Click to select) is a condition (or a procedure) named for a person, such as the physician who discovered or invented it; some are named for patients. See, see also, and see also category are known as (Click to select) in the alphabetic index. The abbreviation (Click to select) means that no code matches the exact situation. The term or abbreviation (Click to select) indicates that the code to be located in the tabular list should be used when a condition is not completely described in the medical record. Some conditions may require two codes, one for the etiology and a second for the (Click to select) . In some cases, a (Click to select) describing both the etiology and the manifestation is available instead of two codes.
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