NBEO Part III Practice Questions - NBEO Part III Patient Encounters And Performance Skills (PEPS) Exam

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During a PEPS patient encounter station, a 60-year-old presents with sudden monocular vision loss, RAPD, pale retina, and cherry-red spot at the macula. What ICD-10 code and immediate disposition should you document?

H40.10 - Open-angle glaucoma; routine follow-up H34.10 - Central retinal artery occlusion; urgent emergency department transfer for stroke workup with ESR/CRP first to rule out GCA H53.4 - Visual field defect; observe H35.30 - AMD; AREDS

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H34.10 - Central retinal artery occlusion; urgent emergency department transfer for stroke workup with ESR/CRP first to rule out GCA

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