The patient was seen with complaints of an acute onset of severe flank pain associated with...
The patient was seen with complaints of an acute onset of severe flank pain associated with nausea. A microscopic urinalysis showed hematuria. Fluoroscopic intravenous pyelogram of the kidneys, ureter, and bladder revealed left ureter calculus.
Final diagnoses and procedures: (1) Acute renal failure with calculus of the left ureter, (2) fluoroscopic intravenous pyelogram of kidneys, ureter, and bladder, (3) electrocorporeal shockwave lithotripsy.
Assign the appropriate diagnosis & procedure codes. ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS
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icd-10-pcs codes to the following operative report AUTUU w a w ure TOHOwing operative report: PREOPERATIVE...
icd-10-pcs codes to the following operative
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Question 8 (9 points) Please assign the correct ICD-10-PCS codes to the following operative report: PREOPERATIVE...
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PN 200 Fundamentals of Nursing II Concept Map: Renal Calculi Harold Barker is a 50-year-old, married,...
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code in ICD pcs 10 14. Operative Report Left ureteral calculus PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Same...
code in ICD pcs 10
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Instructions Assign ICD-10-CM codes to the following diagnostic statements. When multiple codes are assigned, make sure you sequence them property according to coding conventions and guidelines, including the definition of first-listed diagnosis. Refer to the diagnostic coding and reporting guidelines for outpatient services in your textbook when assigning codes. Fever, difficulty swallowing, acute tonsilitis Chest pain, rule out arteriosclerotic heart disease 2 3 Hypertension, acute bronchitis, family history of lung cancer Lipoma, subcutaneous tissue of left thigh 4. Audible wheezing,...
Harold Barker is a 50-year-old, m PN 200 Fundamentals of Nursing II Concept Map: Renal Calculi...
Harold Barker is a 50-year-old, m PN 200 Fundamentals of Nursing II Concept Map: Renal Calculi S a 30-year-old, married, college professor who woke up to severe and intensifying pain in his left flank region this morning. He presente severe acute distress with significant anxiety, Emergency Room bed but continued pain were constant. He developed nausea from pain and vomited twice. The emers room nurse gave him promethazine hydrochloride 1 meperidine, he was also given morphine IV for pain. this...
icd-10-pcs codes to the following operative
report
AUTUU w a w ure TOHOwing operative report: PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Left ureteral calculus POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Same OPERATION: Cystoscopy, bilateral retrograde pyelograms, left ureteroscopy with electrohydraulic lithotripsy, and basket extraction of calculi PROCEDURE: The patient is brought to the cystoscopy suite, where general anesthesia is induced and maintained in the usual fashion without difficulty. The patient then is placed in the dorsal lithotomy position, and the external genitalia are prepped and draped in a...
Question 8 (9 points) Please assign the correct ICD-10-PCS codes to the following operative report: PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Left ureteral calculus POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Same OPERATION: Cystoscopy, bilateral retrograde pyelograms, left ureteroscopy with electrohydraulic lithotripsy, and basket extraction of calculi PROCEDURE: The patient is brought to the cystoscopy suite, where general anesthesia is induced and maintained in the usual fashion without difficulty. The patient then is placed in the dorsal lithotomy position, and the external genitalia are prepped and draped in a...
PN 200 Fundamentals of Nursing II Concept Map: Renal Calculi Harold Barker is a 50-year-old, married, college professor who woke up to severe and intensifying pain in his left flank region this morning. He presented to the emergency room in severe acute distress with significant anxiety, pallor and diaphoresis. He could not sit still in the Emergency Room bed but continued to move around, constantly repositioning himself. Groans from pain were constant. He developed nausea from pain and vomited twice....
code in ICD pcs 10
14. Operative Report Left ureteral calculus PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Same Cystoscopy, bilateral retrograde pyelograms, left ureteroscopy with eltnh draulic lithotripsy, and basket extraction of calculi OPERATION: Cose Studies PROCEDURE: The patient is brought to the cystoscopy suite, where general anesthesia is induced and maied in the usual fashion without difficulty. The patient then is placed in the dorsal lithotomy position, and external genitalia are prepped and draped in a routine fashion. A 21-French ACMI...
Instructions Assign ICD-10-CM codes to the following diagnostic statements. When multiple codes are assigned, make sure you sequence them property according to coding conventions and guidelines, including the definition of first-listed diagnosis. Refer to the diagnostic coding and reporting guidelines for outpatient services in your textbook when assigning codes. Fever, difficulty swallowing, acute tonsilitis Chest pain, rule out arteriosclerotic heart disease 2 3 Hypertension, acute bronchitis, family history of lung cancer Lipoma, subcutaneous tissue of left thigh 4. Audible wheezing,...
Harold Barker is a 50-year-old, m PN 200 Fundamentals of Nursing II Concept Map: Renal Calculi S a 30-year-old, married, college professor who woke up to severe and intensifying pain in his left flank region this morning. He presente severe acute distress with significant anxiety, Emergency Room bed but continued pain were constant. He developed nausea from pain and vomited twice. The emers room nurse gave him promethazine hydrochloride 1 meperidine, he was also given morphine IV for pain. this...
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