Match each Notation to its corresponding definition.This notation is warning you to$$ Stop and Double$-$Check the Documentation so you don$$t report the code above the notation when a code shown in the notation may be more accurate. This notation indicates a code description as $$and$/$or$.$ Therefore, if the physician$$s notes only include one part but not the other, the code may still be correct. This notation identifies codes that cannot be used on the same health claim form with the originally listed code. This notation is alerting you that the physician$$s notes may contain some additional condition or issue that should be reported with a separate code, in addition to the code above this notation. This notation leaves it up to you to decide whether or not the additional code is needed to tell the whole story. This notation provides you with additional terms and diagnoses that are also reported with the above code or included in this code$$s description. This notation is informing you that you may need to report another code as well as the code above to tell the whole story, and this extra code would be reported after the code above this notation. This notation is a reminder that you are going to need another code to identify the underlying disease that caused this condition. This notation is also telling you in what order to report the two codes: the underlying condition first, followed by the code for the manifestation.