List the appropriate ICD 10 codes for each case study. Office Visit…

Question Answered step-by-step List the appropriate ICD 10 codes for each case study. Office Visit… List the appropriate ICD 10 codes for each case study.Office Visit NoteThis patient returns to my office today following delivery of a female infant 2 weeks ago. She states that she is having bilateral breast pain that is increasing in intensity for the last 4 days. Upon exam both breasts appear red and warm to the touch, confirming puerperal mastitis. The patient is very anxious about this and I informed the patient that this is nothing to be alarmed about. The patient was instructed to apply a heated compress to both breasts and to take Tylenol for the discomfort and to wear a firm supporting bra to increase her comfort.She was instructed to return to me if the symptoms increase.One ICD 10 code needed____________________Office Visit NoteThis 42-year-old pregnant patient is being seen today for a 24-week prenatal visit. This is her first pregnancy. Vital signs are normal. Blood glucose is within normal limits. Fetal heartbeat is normal. The pregnancy is progressing well. I will see her again in 2 weeks.Two ICD 10 codes needed___________________ ___________________________Physician Office VisitThis 27-year-old female, who is 12 weeks pregnant, is experiencing increased thirst, increased urination, increased fatigue, and bouts of nausea. An in-office blood sugar reading was 245, so a glucose tolerance test was ordered. The results confirmed gestational diabetes. Insulin is not necessary at this time.Two ICD 10 codes needed___________________ ___________________________Discharge SummaryADMISSION DATE: 5/6/XX, Discharge date: 5/8/XXHISTORY:This patient is gravida 2, para 1 and was seen in my office for all of her prenatal visits. Her prenatal course was uneventful. She was admitted with a history of contractions every 3 to 5 minutes. Cervix was 100% effaced and 9 cm dilated.HOSPITAL COURSE:At the time of admission, patient received IV and was placed on a fetal monitor. Her water broke at 2 a.m. After 3 hours the patient delivered a baby boy with apgar scores of 8 at 1 minute and 10 at 5 minutes. Postpartum care was uneventful. The patient was discharged 2 days later.INSTRUCTIONS TO PATIENT: Diet as tolerated. Tylenol every 4 hours for pain. She is to follow up in my office in 2 weeks.Three ICD 10 codes needed________________________ _________________________ ____________________ Health Science Science Nursing Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)