CPC Exam Dumps : Certified Professional Coder (CPC) Exam

Heyman capsules are applicators used ingynecologic brachytherapy, classically forintracavitary uterineplacement as part of internal radiation therapy. CPT distinguishes between prostate brachytherapy services and gynecologic applicator placements.55875is associated with prostate brachytherapy procedures, and57155is for insertion of uterine tandem and/or vaginal ovoids (a different applicator system). The code that specifically aligns withinsertion of Heyman capsulesis58346. CPC exam strategy: when a question names a specific device/apparatus (like Heyman capsules), it is usually pointing to avery specific CPT code. Also, keep the anatomic system straight—Heyman capsules are not a prostate service and not simply a generic “radiation therapy” code; they are a named gynecologic brachytherapy applicator insertion. Therefore, among the given options,58346is the correct report.

The procedure described is flexible bronchoscopy with bronchial biopsy (biopsy taken from the bronchi/bronchial tubes).

31625 = Bronchoscopy, flexible, with biopsy (single or multiple)

Important CPC concept: when the CPT® descriptor is “single or multiple”, you code it once, even if multiple biopsies are taken.

31628 is for transbronchial lung biopsy, which is not what is described (the question specifies bronchial tubes/bronchial biopsies).Therefore, A is correct.

In medical billing, Place of Service (POS) code 31 is used to indicate that a service was performed in a skilled nursing facility (SNF). POS codes are standardized by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to specify the location where services are provided.

A. 32 refers to a nursing facility (NF), which is different from a skilled nursing facility in terms of the level of care provided.

B. 20 indicates urgent care facility.

C. 22 is used for outpatient hospital services.

Thus, the correct answer is D. 31 for a skilled nursing facility.