Penile prosthesis coding is determined by thetype of deviceand whether the procedure is asimple insertion, areplacement, or a more complex scenario. Anon-inflatable(malleable or semi-rigid) penile prosthesis is specifically reported withCPT 54416. Inflatable devices are coded differently (commonly with a different code family), and replacement/revision services may also have distinct codes depending on what is removed and replaced. In this question, the vignette is straightforward: erectile dysfunction treated with insertion of anon-inflatable prosthesis-no mention of prior implant, revision, or removal-so the correct code is the primary insertion code for that device type. The distractors include other penile procedures and prosthesis- related codes that do not match "non-inflatable insertion." CPC exam tip: lock onto "non-inflatable" vs
"inflatable," and then confirm the action isinsertionrather than revision or replacement. That leads to54416.

To determine the correct anesthesia code for a cesarean delivery with specific conditions, we review the following codes:
01961 is defined as " Anesthesia for cesarean delivery only, " which aligns with this scenario, as the patient is admitted for a cesarean section.
01960 refers to anesthesia for a vaginal delivery, which does not apply here as the delivery is via cesarean.
01967 is for " Anesthesia for planned vaginal delivery, " which also does not apply due to the cesarean route.
01958 is used for planned vaginal delivery that may involve a complicated scenario, but since the procedure is a cesarean section, this code is not appropriate.
Given that the patient is in labor for a cesarean section and has had a previous external cephalic version,
01961 is the correct answer.

54160 = Circumcision using surgical excision other than clamp
Modifier -63 is not appended to circumcision codes (CPT exempt list)
54150 is for clamp technique (not used)

Break the term into parts:"oophor-"refers to theovary, and"-ectomy"meanssurgical removal/excision. The modifier"bilateral"meansboth sides(right and left). Put together,bilateral oophorectomymeanssurgical removal of both ovaries. This is commonly confused withsalpingectomy(removal of fallopian tube[s]) andhysterectomy (removal of uterus). CPC terminology questions often use these closely related female-reproductive terms as distractors, so the safest approach is to anchor on the root: "oophor" = ovary, "salping" = fallopian tube,
"hyster/uter" = uterus. If it were removal of both tubes, it would bebilateral salpingectomy; removal of uterus (open or laparoscopic) is still a hysterectomy, not an oophorectomy. The "bilateral" part is critical-without it, an oophorectomy could be unilateral (one ovary).

Spirometry performedbefore and after bronchodilatoris coded with94060. That code includes the pre- and post-bronchodilator spirometry components as a single bundled service, so it already captures the "before and after" testing. The scenario also lists measurements like vital capacity/breathing capacity and flow volume, but the defining element for coding is thebronchodilator responsiveness testingcaptured by 94060. For diagnosis, "intermittent asthma with exacerbation" maps toJ45.21(mild intermittent asthma with (acute) exacerbation). CodeJ45.901represents "unspecified asthma with (acute) exacerbation" and is not as specific as the documented intermittent asthma. Options using94070do not represent spirometry pre/post bronchodilator testing; they are different pulmonary testing codes. CPC exam focus: choose the most specific asthma diagnosis available and recognize that94060already includes the pre/post testing, so adding a separate basic spirometry code in the same session is typically not correct, but the test's options explicitly pair 94060 and
94010-within those choices, optionBcorrectly matches the diagnosis specificity.