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6. A college-age male was brought to the emergency department by ambulance called by tiends after they were unable to wake him this morning. The patient now responds commands but is very drowsy. Based on the history provided by friends the patient as drinking heavily last night and was seen taking a handful of pilis that were jater atermined to be Naproxen (Naprosyn) because the patient said he had a headache. her receiving V fluids and being placed on telemetry, the patient became more alert and oofirmed the history told by his friends. The ER physician discharged the patient with the foal diagnosis of drowsiness due to the interaction of alcohol and naproxen.

6. A college-age male was brought to the emergency department by ambulance called by tiends after they were unable to wake him this morning. The patient now responds commands but is very drowsy. Based on the history provided by friends the patient as drinking heavily last night and was seen taking a handful of pilis that were jater atermined to be Naproxen (Naprosyn) because the patient said he had a headache. her receiving V fluids and being placed on telemetry, the patient became more alert and oofirmed the history told by his friends. The ER physician discharged the patient with the foal diagnosis of drowsiness due to the interaction of alcohol and naproxen.

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Chapter 22B (continued) ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS Coding Exercises: 11 Allergic reaction to contrast medium for radiology study exams. The patient experienced flushing of the face and neck and generalized itching. A college-age male was brought to the emergency department by ambulance called by fiends after they were unable to wake him this morning. The patient now responds commands but is very drowsy. Based on the history provided by friends the patient as drinking heavily last night and was seen taking a handful of pilis that were later atermined to be Naproxen (Naprosyn) because the patient said he had a headache. Ater receiving IV fluids and being placed on telemetry, the patient became more alert and oofirmed the history told by his friends. The ER physician discharged the patient with the final diagnosis of drowsiness due to the interaction of alcohol and naproxen. 1. The patient is seen in his internal medicine physician's office for the second time complaining of fatigue. This is a follow-up visit for both the patient's hypertension that was recently diagnosed and the fatigue he is experiencing. The patient stated that he feels even more tired than his last visit and the dizziness started after he started taking his new antihypertensive medication, metoprolol. The physician orders a new antihypertensive medication to hopefully relieve the patient's side effect from the metoprolol. 8. The patient is a two-year-old female who had a heart transplant in the past year and was admitted to the hospital and diagnosed with a viral pericarditis due to parvovirus, which is a complication of her heart transplant status. * The patient is a 27-year-old male who was prescribed 14 days of amoxicillin for acute suppurative right otitis media. The patient felt better after taking the drug for seven days and discontinued taking the pills that he then threw in the trash. However, the right ear pain retumed and the patient came back to the physician's office for another prescription. (This is the initial episode of care for the underdosing condition.) *Accidental overdose of PCp (phencyclidine), initial encounter, emergency department treatment 4. The 65 year-old mol arteriovenOuS
Transcribed Image Text:Chapter 22B (continued) ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS Coding Exercises: 11 Allergic reaction to contrast medium for radiology study exams. The patient experienced flushing of the face and neck and generalized itching. A college-age male was brought to the emergency department by ambulance called by fiends after they were unable to wake him this morning. The patient now responds commands but is very drowsy. Based on the history provided by friends the patient as drinking heavily last night and was seen taking a handful of pilis that were later atermined to be Naproxen (Naprosyn) because the patient said he had a headache. Ater receiving IV fluids and being placed on telemetry, the patient became more alert and oofirmed the history told by his friends. The ER physician discharged the patient with the final diagnosis of drowsiness due to the interaction of alcohol and naproxen. 1. The patient is seen in his internal medicine physician's office for the second time complaining of fatigue. This is a follow-up visit for both the patient's hypertension that was recently diagnosed and the fatigue he is experiencing. The patient stated that he feels even more tired than his last visit and the dizziness started after he started taking his new antihypertensive medication, metoprolol. The physician orders a new antihypertensive medication to hopefully relieve the patient's side effect from the metoprolol. 8. The patient is a two-year-old female who had a heart transplant in the past year and was admitted to the hospital and diagnosed with a viral pericarditis due to parvovirus, which is a complication of her heart transplant status. * The patient is a 27-year-old male who was prescribed 14 days of amoxicillin for acute suppurative right otitis media. The patient felt better after taking the drug for seven days and discontinued taking the pills that he then threw in the trash. However, the right ear pain retumed and the patient came back to the physician's office for another prescription. (This is the initial episode of care for the underdosing condition.) *Accidental overdose of PCp (phencyclidine), initial encounter, emergency department treatment 4. The 65 year-old mol arteriovenOuS
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