Which statement is NOT true of inclusion terms?
A)An "inclusion note" under a code indicates that the terms excluded from the code are to be coded elsewhere.
B)The terms may be included under some codes.
C)These terms are the conditions for which that code number is to be used.
D)The inclusion terms are not necessarily exhaustive.

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An "inclusion note" under a code indicates the terms that are included within the code, not excluded. It serves to clarify the conditions that fall under that code, rather than pointing out what is coded elsewhere.

Which Statement Is NOT True of Inclusion Terms