In MCC, which codes indicate that a modification has been performed or previously embodied?

• A. BU-Build Up
• B. PF-Performed and PE-Previously Embodied
• C. LVH-Last Visit History
• D. TD-Tear Down

Answer: (B)

In MCC, status codes are used to show how a modification has been applied to an asset. The codes that indicate a modification has been performed or was embodied previously are PF and PE. PF stands for Performed, signaling that the modification has been carried out on the item. PE stands for Previously Embodied, meaning the modification was installed in a past configuration or in another embodiment.

Together, PF-Performed and PE-Previously Embodied clearly communicate that a modification exists or has existed on the item, which is exactly what the question is asking. The other options don’t convey modification status: Build Up suggests adding material, Last Visit History relates to maintenance events, and Tear Down indicates removal. Thus, the codes for performed or previously embodied best answer the requirement.