Pathology CPC Exam Questions - Medical Coding Practice Test (25 Confusing Questions)

Strengthen your medical coding skills with this focused practice test on pathology, featuring 25 of the most confusing and commonly tested questions you need to master for the CPC exam. This video is designed for medical coding students, CPC test-takers, and healthcare professionals preparing for certification who want to build confidence in surgical pathology, laboratory services, microbiology, hematology, and specialized diagnostic coding. Each question includes clear explanations to help you understand not just the correct answer but the coding guidelines and reasoning behind it.

In this study session, you’ll review how to properly code surgical pathology services by specimen type, apply modifiers like -26 and -91 in pathology contexts, and distinguish between gross and microscopic exams. You’ll also practice coding scenarios such as frozen section consultations, comprehensive metabolic panels, drug screenings, immunohistochemistry, and advanced molecular techniques like in situ hybridization. Additional topics include Pap test coding, autopsy coding, fecal occult blood test reporting with HCPCS Level II, and how to handle multiple biopsy specimens. With each case-based example, you’ll gain practical insight into the complexities of pathology coding that frequently challenge CPC exam candidates.

This review is ideal for CPC candidates preparing for exam success, students in medical coding programs aiming to deepen their pathology knowledge, and professionals seeking a refresher on advanced coding topics. By working through these 25 questions and explanations, you’ll strengthen your ability to interpret coding scenarios accurately and be ready for one of the most detail-oriented sections of the CPC exam.

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