To support the diagnosis of Spermatocele, the note should describe:

For a diagnosis of Overactive Bladder, auditable records should emphasize:

In documenting Hypospadias, senior level documentation should include:

In documenting Erectile Dysfunction, the clinician should distinguish between:

To support the coding of Spermatocele, the clinician should specify:

To accurately code for Balanitis, the note should mention:

In documenting Urothelial Carcinoma of the Bladder, the record must include:

For a patient with hematuria, senior level documentation must distinguish between:

For a patient with a Urachal Cyst, senior documentation must include:

To differentiate between types of urinary incontinence, the clinician must specify:

For a patient with Priapism, the emergency or urology note must specify:

For a diagnosis of Fournier’s Gangrene, the surgical note must link:

When documenting a Nephrectomy for a non malignant cause, specify:

For a patient with a Neurogenic Bladder, documentation must link:

For a diagnosis of Paraphimosis, the clinical note must emphasize:

In documenting a Ureteral Stent placement, the note must specify:

When documenting Vesicoureteral Reflux, the clinician should state:

To accurately code for a Urethral Caruncle, the clinician should specify:

In documenting Renal Cell Carcinoma, the report must specify:

To accurately code for a Varicocele, the note should specify:

When documenting Scrotal Edema, the clinician should distinguish between:

For a diagnosis of Malakoplakia of the bladder, senior documentation should specify:

To accurately code for Retroperitoneal Fibrosis, the note should mention:

For a patient with Nocturia, the note should distinguish between:

For a diagnosis of Cryptorchidism, senior documentation must specify:

For a patient with Epispadias, the record must specify:

To accurately code for Hydronephrosis, the clinician must document the cause and specify:

In documenting an Ileal Conduit, the operative report must include:

A Urology department wants to reduce unspecified codes for kidney stones. Which change is best?

For a suspected Testicular Torsion, the operative note must document:

When documenting a Sperm Granuloma, the clinician should emphasize:

When documenting a kidney stone for surgical intervention, the note should state:

In documenting Acute Pyelonephritis, the record must include:

For a diagnosis of Uremia, senior level documentation must link:

When documenting a Renal Abscess, senior documentation should clarify:

To accurately code for a Bladder Diverticulum, the clinician should specify:

When documenting an Adrenal Mass in a Urology context, the note should specify:

When documenting Phimosis, the clinician should clarify if the condition is:

To support the medical necessity of treating BPH, documentation must go beyond enlarged prostate and specify:

To support the diagnosis of Peyronie's Disease, documentation should include:

When documenting an Orchiopexy, the operative report must specify:

To accurately code for a Hydrocele, the documentation must specify:

To support the coding of Urethral Stricture, the record should specify:

In documenting Prostate Cancer, the record must include the primary site and:

When documenting Cystitis, senior documentation should clarify: