Some conditions require two codes, one for the etiology and one for the
A) manifestation.
B) main term.
C) subterm.
D) eponym.

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In medical coding, when a condition has both an underlying cause (etiology) and a resulting symptom or condition (manifestation), two codes are required: one for the etiology and one for the manifestation. This ensures accurate and comprehensive documentation of the patient's condition.

Some Conditions Require Two Codes, One for the Etiology and One