Urinary, Reproductive and OB Coding Practice Questions (50000 Series)
6 of 100 questions on the CPC exam, in AAPC’s content breakdown
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Free Urinary, Reproductive and OB (50000s) drillAn obstetrician provides all routine prenatal visits, performs a vaginal delivery with episiotomy and provides postpartum care. Which code is reported?
CPT 50000 Series: Urinary, Male and Female Reproductive, Maternity and Delivery on the CPC
The 50000 series is 6 of the 100 questions on the CPC exam, covering surgery on the urinary system, the male and female reproductive systems, maternity and delivery, and the endocrine system.
- Share of the exam
- 6 of 100 questions, as AAPC lists them
- Our drill
- 10 questions from 25 Urinary, Reproductive and OB (50000s) questions, untimed, an explanation after every answer; one free attempt, unlimited with a pass
What Urinary, Reproductive and OB (50000s) questions test
- Cystourethroscopy with biopsy, fulguration by tumor size, stents and lithotripsy
- Bladder catheters and urodynamics, TURP and vasectomy
- Colposcopy, LEEP, hysteroscopy and laparoscopic, abdominal and vaginal hysterectomy
- Global obstetric packages for vaginal and cesarean delivery, VBAC and partial care
- Abortion care and antepartum testing
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100 questions across all eighteen areas in 4 hours, with a score for Urinary, Reproductive and OB (50000s) so you know where you stand.
Free Urinary, Reproductive and OB (50000s) drillHow to study it
- Learn the maternity packages: global, delivery only, delivery with postpartum, and antepartum visit counts.
- For hysterectomy, decide the approach, then the uterus weight, then whether tubes and ovaries were removed.
- Remember that a surgical cystoscopy includes the diagnostic cystoscopy.
- Take the drill until you score 80% or better.
Common questions
How many urinary, reproductive and OB questions are on the CPC exam?
AAPC lists 6 questions from the 50000 series out of 100.
What does the global obstetric code include?
Routine antepartum care, the delivery and routine postpartum care. Services for complications and visits for unrelated problems are reported separately.
100 questions across all eighteen areas in 4 hours, with a score for Urinary, Reproductive and OB (50000s) so you know where you stand.
Free Urinary, Reproductive and OB (50000s) drillThe other CPC areas
- Medical Terminology
- Anatomy
- Compliance and Regulatory
- Coding Guidelines
- ICD-10-CM
- HCPCS Level II
- CPT 10000 Series: Integumentary System
- CPT 20000 Series: Musculoskeletal System
- CPT 30000 Series: Respiratory, Cardiovascular, Hemic and Lymphatic, Mediastinum and Diaphragm
- CPT 40000 Series: Digestive System
- CPT 60000 Series: Nervous System
- Radiology
- Pathology and Laboratory
- Medicine
- Evaluation and Management (E/M)
- Anesthesia
- Cases (Medical Record Coding)
- CPC practice exam (100 questions, 4 hours)
- Mixed drill: all eighteen areas
- CPC practice test: exam facts and every area
Sources
- AAPC: Taking the CPC exam (format, time, passing score, approved books, questions per area)
- AAPC: CPC certification (what the credential covers, CEU requirement)
- AAPC: How much does the exam cost?
- AAPC: What is the Apprentice status?
- AAPC: Why is there an annual exam blackout period?
- AAPC Exam Agreement (annual January 1 update, exam rules)
- CMS: ICD-10-CM code files and Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting
- CMS: HCPCS Level II quarterly code files
- CMS: National Correct Coding Initiative (NCCI) edits and policy manual
Original practice questions written to AAPC’s published CPC content areas; they are not AAPC exam or practice exam questions. CPT codes are cited by number only, and their descriptions are in the AMA’s CPT Professional Edition. Independent practice, not affiliated with or endorsed by AAPC or the American Medical Association. CPC is a registered trademark of AAPC. CPT is a registered trademark of the American Medical Association.