Provider Checklist-Outpatient Imaging. Checklist: Nuclear Stress Test, Thallium/Technetium/Sestamibi (CPT Code 78451-78454 78469)

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Provider Checklist-Outpatient Imaging Checklist: Nuclear Stress Test, Thallium/Technetium/Sestamibi (CPT Code 78451-78454 78469) Medical Review Note: Per InterQual, if any of the following are present, secondary (physician) medical review is required: AAA 4 cm Thoracic aortic aneurysm 5 AS < 1.0 100% ventricular paced rhythm Patient physically unable to exercise or achieve exercise level Unstable angina LBBB All Indications [*One has to be present] *High CAD (Coronary Artery Disease) risk [One has to be present] Chest pain by Hx and CAD risk factors [Two have to be present] DM Family Hx of CAD at age < 60 Dyslipidemia HTN Cigarette smoking Woman age > 55/postmenopausal Male age > 45 Cocaine abuse Risk factors for CAD [Three have to be present] DM Family Hx of CAD at age < 60 Dyslipidemia HTN Cigarette smoking Woman age > 55/postmenopausal Male age > 45 Cocaine abuse Updated 8/2010 Page 1

*ECG abnormalities/drug effect with CAD risk [Both have to be present] ECG abnormalities/drug effect [One has to be present] LVH (Left Ventricular Hypertrophy) ST segment depression Patient on digoxin CAD risk [One has to be present] Q waves 1 mm width and depth by Risk factors for CAD [Two have to be present] *CAD by prior positive stress test/cad event [One has to be present] Periodic assessment for ischemia progression Progression of anginal class Prior to discharge after MI hospitalization 6 wks post MI Post revascularization and need to stratify rehabilitation Angina/anginal equivalent [One has to be present] New symptoms Hx of revascularization Updated 8/2010 Page 2

*Assess for myocardial ischemia with culprit vessel [Both have to be present] 410 Stenosis > 50% by angiogram 420 Culprit lesion amenable to PCI (Percutaneous Coronary Intervention) *Structural heart disease (SHD) with CAD risk [Both have to be present] CAD risk [One has to be present] Risk factors for CAD [Two have to be present] SHD by TTE(Transthoracic Echocardiogram)/TEE(Transesophageal Echocardiogram) [One has to be present have to be present] 521 LVH 522 RVH (Right Ventricular Hypertrophy) 523 EF (Ejection Fraction) 40% 524 Valvular heart disease [One has to be present] -1 MR (Mitral Regurgitation) 3+/4+ -2 AR (Aortic Regurgitation) 3+/4+ -3 MS (Mitral Stenosis) -4 AS (Aortic Stenosis) 1.0 cm2-5 MVP (Mitral Valve Prolapse) 525 Congenital heart disease Updated 8/2010 Page 3

*Risk stratification for major surgery [One has to be present] 610 CAD by Hx 620 Canadian Class I/II/III angina 630 NYHA Class I/II/III CHF 640 Renal insufficiency 650 DM *Presyncope/syncope by Hx [One has to be present] New presyncope/syncope with SHD/CAD [One has to be present] SHD by TTE/TEE [One has to be present] CAD by Hx -1 LVH -2 RVH -3 EF 40% -4 Valvular heart disease [One has to be present] A) MR 3+/4 B) AR 3+/4+ C) MS D) AS 1.0 cm2-5 Congenital heart disease New presyncope/syncope with CAD risk [One has to be present] Updated 8/2010 Page 4

Risk factors for CAD [Two have to be present] New exercise induced presyncope/syncope *Nonsustained ( 30 secs) V tach by ambulatory electrocardiography/ecg/ep testing [One has to be present] Presyncope by Hx [One has to be present] CAD by Hx SHD by TTE [One has to be present] -1 LVH -2 RVH -3 EF 40% -4 Valvular heart disease [One has to be present] A) MR 3+/4+ B) AR 3+/4+ C) MS D) AS 1.0 cm2 E) MVP -5 Congenital heart disease Syncope by Hx and CAD risk [One has to be present] Updated 8/2010 Page 5

Risk factors for CAD [Two have to be present] *Newly discovered LV (Left Ventricle) systolic dysfunction [All have to be present] EF 40% [One has to be present] By TTE By RVG (Radionuclide Ventriculogram) No valvular heart No congenital heart disease *New onset CHF [Both have to be present] By PE By CXR Updated 8/2010 Page 6