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Blepharoplasty, right upper eyelid. Assign the CPT code and the appropriate modifier. Please enter answers as follows:  XXXXX-XX X

Match each description with a physical status modifier listed below.

Repair, complex, scalp, arms, and/or legs, 4.2 cm. Assign the CPT code.

Anesthesia for procedures in lumbar region, diagnostic lumbar puncture. This is a patient with mild systemic disease due to possible infection. An anesthesiologist provided anesthesia. Assign the CPT anesthesia code with appropriate CPT physical status and HCPCS level II anesthesiologist modifiers. Please enter answers as follows:  XXXXX-XX-XX

Excision of two 1-cm benign skin lesions of the face. Report code(s) _____.

Initial treatment, first-degree burn, when no more than local treatment is required. Assign the CPT code.

Bilateral breast augmentation, with prosthetic implant. Assign the CPT code and the appropriate modifier. XXXXX-XX

Match the definition with type of regional anesthesia.

The dollar amount assigned to a geographic location is the _____.

You MUST submit your work to get credit for this question. No credit will be given if the work is not shown on scratch paper. Make sure to indicate the problem #.Chloroform (CHCl3) is a chemical compound with many industrial applications.Calculate the total number of valence shell electrons in CHCl3 molecule and draw the Lewis dot structure for this molecule in the scratch paper.A) Total # of valence shell electrons (VSE) = ……………………………………… (0.5 point). Type your answer in the text box as A) = ….B) Lewis dot structure = ………………………………………………. (2.5 points). Type B) = “See attached file” in the text box provided.C) What is the molecular geometry for CHCl3? (1 point)D) Does CHCl3 molecule have any polar bond(s)? Why? (1 point) [Hint: Check electronegativity differences].Type your brief answer as D) = ……E) Is CHCl3 molecule polar or nonpolar? Why? (Hint: SNAP rule) (1 point) Type your brief answer as D) = ……F) The strongest intermolecular forces that are present between two CHCl3 molecules are called _____________. Choose one.(1) dispersion forces (2) hydrogen bonding  (3) dipole–dipole forces         (1 point)Type your brief answer as F) = ……