Bone-Chilling Escape Room

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Introduction

"Welcome, medical professionals! Late one night at Missoury Hospital, while coding emergency room cases, you stumble upon a mysterious employee file from 1931. As you begin to comb through the pages, the lights flicker, and you find yourself trapped in the hospital's medical records room. The only way to escape? Decode the cryptic medical files left behind by a ghostly former medical coder, “Bonaparte” who refuses to let anyone leave until they prove their coding expertise. Can you crack the skeletal system codes and diagnoses to earn your freedom?"

Instructions

Explore all floors of the hospital to gather answers for the clues, while gathering necessary inventory for your escape. Tips:

• You will need access to ICD-10 codes and review your bone terminology and conditions.

• Your goal is to escape with the fastest time.

• If you get stumped, you can get clues from a coding consultant, but it will cost you...

Important - If at anytime you have missed too many times and are redirected to the beginning, your incorrect answer will be saved. Ask for assistance, if needed, as you will have to start a new session, not start from the beginning of the current one.

Explore the upper floor of hospital...

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They’ve got me pegged as long, irregular, and flat, but when I'm on the shorter side, I'm likely to be which of these?

Carpals

Vertebrae

Femur

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In the skull I sit with care. I am single and have no pair. I'm connected to help you chew, and shaped like a horse's shoe.

Meniscus

Patella

Cricoid

Mandible

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I’m shaped like a triangle, small and shy, At your spine’s end, is where I lie. Once a tail, now fused and still, A relic of nature’s ancient will.

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I’m shaped like a triangle, small and shy, At your spine’s end, is where I lie. Once a tail, now fused and still, A relic of nature’s ancient will.

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I’m shaped like a triangle, small and shy, At your spine’s end, is where I lie. Once a tail, now fused and still, A relic of nature’s ancient will.

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I’m smooth and round, yet not a stone, I cap the end of certain bone. In joints I help you bend and twist, Without my help, movement is missed.

Fossa

Tuberosity

Condyle

Foramen

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On either of the outer side, I jut like a hammer, firm and wide, I help you stand, I help you sway, Yet never walk or run away. What am I?

Malleolus

Metatarsal

Phlange

Calcaneus

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They refer to a part of me as the"funny bone" but I'm not actually funny...

Metatarsal

Scapula

Gluteus maximus

Humerus

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Bonaparte finds no humor when striking her funny bone. She also doesn't like it when you wander around the department in the dark and accidently bump against her! You'll need select the ICD-10 code that best describes what is upsetting her.

W22.02XA

W51.XXXA

V97.33XD

V79.02XD

This is not correct...

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I creep in silence, light as air, Yet leave your frame beyond repair. Though bones remain still out of sight.With brittle touch, I steal your height,

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Osteoporosis

Tinia Pedis

Osteodynia

Dairy Intolerance

My bones may snap with just a fall, Though I stand proud, I’m not so tall. A twist of genes, a brittle fate, Like the man in Glass, I break, not hate. What am I?

02

Osteogenesis Imperfecta

Osteopenia

Scurvy

Bone Cancer

You’ll find mE listed in a group quite wide, Where hormones and nutrients often collide. But I’m not sugar’s rise or thyroid’s fall; I’m softer than bones should be, after all. I bend what should be firm and straight; A lack of sun may seal your fate. Without the strength of D and friends, Your growing bones may twist and bend.

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You’ll find mE listed in a group quite wide, Where hormones and nutrients often collide. But I’m not sugar’s rise or thyroid’s fall; I’m softer than bones should be, after all. I bend what should be firm and straight; A lack of sun may seal your fate. Without the strength of D and friends, Your growing bones may twist and bend.

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You’ll find mE listed in a group quite wide, Where hormones and nutrients often collide. But I’m not sugar’s rise or thyroid’s fall; I’m softer than bones should be, after all. I bend what should be firm and straight; A lack of sun may seal your fate. Without the strength of D and friends, Your growing bones may twist and bend.

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I make bones grow big and strange, Their shape and strength begin to change. They may bow or ache with pain especially in the lower leg, I’m not well known, but I’m not rare, so you might be left with left wondering, what is my code?

M88.862

Q78.8

M89.769

Q78.1

Great job, you're practically an expert coder! You found a secret message:

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Remember these notes, go to the piano, and play them in the correct order to unlock needed inventory.

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...Keep playing

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...One more

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Oops, you hit a sour note! Start over...

You found a new item for your inventory!

Continue exploring the hospital basement...

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Bonaparte kept records neat and tight, But one doc gave her endless fright. With charts delayed and notes half-tossed, He’s the source of frustration that Bonepart never lost. Who was this doctor, haunting Bonepart’s fate, Whose charts were always coded late? His name was small, his heart was too— Unscramble below to find your next clue.

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Code

You come across a record of a 70-year-old woman who was diagnosed with post-menopausal osteoporosis. She sustained a vertebral fracture 10 years ago, but has not had any falls or new fractures since. A bone density scan shows a T-score of -3.0 in the hip and spine. She has no pain or signs of a new fracture. What is the most likely primary diagnosis below?

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Z87.310

M81.0

M80.8B9

M89.759

Emily has a 3-month history of intermittent pain and swelling in her right ankle and midfoot. There is no history of trauma, or recent infections, but she had a similar episode involving her left tibia about a year ago. She is diagnosed with CMRO. Which code best represents her diagnosis?

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M86.379

M86.37

M86.372

M86.2

Select the best code descriptions below based on the scenario. (click the blue lock icon to view the scenario)

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S82.62XA W10.8XXA W22.8XXA Y93.01

S82.64XA W10.9XXA W20.8XXA S00.00XA

S82.61XA W10.9XXD W01.10XA Y92.230

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It's locked...look in the inventory for something to open it

Congratulations

You have proved yourself worthy of escaping the medical records department! Boneparte can rest easy knowing that you won't allow the Dr. Incus' of the world to delay documentation and chart completion in a timely manner!

Enter the password below on the next page to receive your CEU credit.

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Chief Complaint: Right lower leg pain and swelliAAng after a fall.History of Present Illness: This 45-year-old female, presented to the emergency department after a fall. According to the patient, she was standing near the top of the staircase outside of the medical records department when a large hanging Halloween decoration unexpectedly swung past her out of nowhere in the still hallway, and struck her on the head. Startled, she lost her balance, fell backward down approximately 8 steps, and landed awkwardly on her right leg. She experienced sharp pain in the lower leg with swelling and difficulty bearing weight. Denies loss of consciousness Physical Exam: Alert and oriented, mild occipital tenderness. Extremities: Right leg swelling and tenderness over the distal fibula; bruising present; unable to bear weight. Neurovascular: Intact distal pulses and sensation in the foot. Head/Neck: No signs of trauma; no neurological deficits. Diagnostics: X-ray of right leg shows transverse fracture of the distal fibula without displacement. CT Head shows no intracranial injury or skull fracture. Diagnosis: Closed, non-displaced distal fibular fracture.

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