Instructions Assign ICD-10-CM codes to the following diagnostic statements and patient cases. When multiple codes are assigned, sequence them properly according to coding conventions and guidelines. Refer to diagnostic coding and reporting guidelines for outpatient services in your textbook and verify codes in the ICD-10-CM tabular list.
Add the seventh character for initial encounter to each applicable code.
Coding Patient Cases1. PATIENT CASE #1HISTORY: The patient is an 87-year-old white male who has coronary artery disease and morbid obesity. He recently had a kidney stone removed. He claims that his only symptom of the stone was persistent back pain. Since the surgery, he has been doing fairly well. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: The exam showed a well-developed, morbidly obese male who does not appear to be in any distress but has considerable problems with mobility and uses a cane to ambulate. VITAL SIGNS: Blood pressure today is 120/80, pulse is 80 per minute, and weight is 204 pounds. He has no pallor. He has rather pronounced shaking of the arms, which he claims is not new. NECK: No jugular venous distention. HEART: Very irregular. LUNGS: Clear. EXTREMITIES: There is edema of both legs. ASSESSMENT:1. Coronary artery disease2. Exogenous obesity3. Degenerative joint disease involving multiple joints4. History of congestive heart failure5. Atrial fibrillation6. History of myocardial infarction PLAN: The patient will return to the clinic in four months.
