If your physiatristâs documentation indicates that the block was with a continuous catheter infusion, use should use 64449 (Injection, anesthetic agent; lumbar plexus, posterior approach, continuous infusion by catheter [including catheter placement] including daily management for anesthetic agent administration).
1. Refined salt, having all of its minerals removed (i.e., âpurifiedâ) is essentially a lifeless product. Being a lifeless product assures a long shelf life. In fact, refined salt can sit on the grocery shelf forever. A long shelf life is a valuable tool to maximize profits for food manufacturers.
Yes, rock salt; not sea salt. There is a difference. Sea salt is made by drying out sea water. So, the cheap rock salt sold in markets comes from the underground salt mines. The more expensive sea salt that we find in gourmet shops comes from the sea. Chemically, thereâs not much difference as they are both more than 99% sodium chloride. Thatâs sea salt sprinkled on the fish in the photo.