1. Define the oscopy approach in PCS coding.
2. Code the following scenario dividing the codes appropriately into the mom and baby charts: 29-year-old female presents for delivery. This is her third pregnancy. She is at 39 weeks of gestation. This is a normal pregnancy. After a normal delivery, she gives birth to a single liveborn. The little boy is circumcised on the second day without incident. Both mom and baby are discharged in good health.
3. Code the following scenario dividing the codes appropriately into the mom and baby charts: 36-year-old female presents for delivery. This is her first pregnancy. She has had a normal pregnancy without incident. She is 37 weeks gestation. This is a twin pregnancy. Baby A is delivered vaginally with low forceps and Baby B by C section. Both babies are fine.
4. Code the following scenario: 40-year-old multigravida presents for vaginal delivery in week 41. No problems during delivery. Single liveborn.
5. Code the following scenario: 26-year-old primigravida presents in week 38. Second-degree perineum tear. Single liveborn.
6. Code the following scenario: Baby born via C-Section transferred to Children's Hospital for Myelomeningioma with hydrocephalus. Code for Children's hospital.