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Fоr the given scenаriо, аudit the ICD-10-CM cоdes аnd CPT codes to determine if the code(s) assigned are appropriate and, if not, why. HISTORY AND PHYSICAL 43-year-old with history of asthma presents to the ER with 2-week history of shortness of breath, wheezing, out of asthma medication, and unable to fill prescription due to lack of funds. PMH: Rheumatoid arthritis Exam revealed a well-developed male in moderate distress Vital Signs: Normal HEENT: Unremarkable Lungs: Diffuse respiratory wheezes through lung fields Cardiac: Normal Abdomen: Benign Extremities: Absent cyanosis, clubbing, edema Neuro: Within normal limits ASSESSMENT: Will admit, treat with steroids Exacerbation of asthma Patient was treated for a total of 5 days at which time chest X-ray was clear and the patient had no discernible wheezes upon examination. Will continue steroids and taper accordingly. Emphasized the need to continue medications on a regular basis. Inpatient Facility Assigned: ICD-10-CM: J45.909 M06.9 Physician Assigned: ICD-10-CM: J45.901 CPT: 99223 Is the ICD-10 code assigned by the physician correct?
Fоr the given scenаriо, аudit the ICD-10-CM cоdes аnd CPT codes to determine if the code(s) assigned is(are) appropriate. OPERATIVE REPORT Preoperative diagnosis: Cholecystitis, cholelithiasis Postoperative diagnosis: Same Procedure Performed: Cholecystectomy with operative cholangiogram Patient taken to operating room. Abdomen was prepped and draped. Stomach and bladder were drained and supraumbilical incision was made. The Veress needle was used for institution of the pneumoperitoneum. A 10 mm port was placed as well as additional paramedian and lateral ports with the scope. Gallbladder was retracted from its bed and removed. The cystic duct was identified and intraoperative cholangiogram performed. Surgeon assigned the following code(s): 47605 Determine what code(s) would be appropriate: