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The following tests were performed as a group from one blood sample: lipid panel – total...

The following tests were performed as a group from one blood sample: lipid panel – total serum cholesterol, HDL and triglycerides; electrolyte panel – carbon dioxide, chloride, potassium, and sodium. Code the labs

What is the CPT code(s)?

Modifiers if appropriate?

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CPT codes are the numerical codes, primarily it is used to identify medical services and procedures made by qualified healthcare professionals (QHPs). CPT does not include codes regularly billed by medical suppliers other than QHPs to report medical items or services.

Lipod Panel- total serum cholesterol

Order Code Name Lipid Panel w/ Chol/HDL Ratio
Order Loinc 24331-1
Result Code 001065
Result Code Name Cholesterol, Total
UofM mg/dL
Result LOINC 2093-3

Lipd panel- HDL

Order Code Name Lipid Panel w/ Chol/HDL Ratio
Order Loinc 24331-1
Result Code 011817
Result Code Name HDL Cholesterol
UofM mg/dL
Result LOINC

2085-9

Lipid Panel- triglycerides

Order Code Name Lipid Panel w/ Chol/HDL Ratio
Order Loinc 24331-1
Result Code 001172
Result Code Name Triglycerides
UofM mg/dL
Result LOINC

2571-8

Electrolyte Panel (80051) include codes:

82374 - Assay of Blood Carbon Dioxide

82435 - Assay of Blood Chloride

84132 - Assay of Serum Potassium

84295 - Assay of Serum Sodium

CPT code modifiers are two-digit codes linked to the CPT that provide a further description of the evaluation and management (E/M) and/or procedures performed during the office visit.

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