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laparotomy
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an
incision
into
the
abdominal
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ICD-10-CM
and
ICD-10-PCS
Review
Exerci
L,
powe
Assign
the
correct
ICD-10-CM
diagnosis
codes
and
ICD-10-PCS
procedure
codes
t
the
foloy
43.
postgas
exercises.
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i
1.
Recurrent
right
inguinal
hernia
with
gangrene
and
obstruction
14
Diverti
2.
Acute
gastric
ulcer
with
hemorrhage
and
perforation
15.
PROC
3.
Acute
appendicitis
with
generalized
peritonitis
and
abscess
16.
PRO
ICD-10-PCS
Procedure
Coding
for
Diseases
of
the
Hepatobiliary
System
and
Pancreas
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14
(continued)
:
piffuse
acute
infarction
of
large
intestine
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10-CM
and
ICD-10-PCS
Review
Exercises:
chronic
duodenal
ulcer
with
hemorrhage;
Chronic
blood
loss
anemia
The
patient
is
a
65-year-old
female
who
was
admitted
to
the
hospital
for
repair
of
an
incisional
nernia.
During
her
preanesthesia
evaluation,
it
was
determined
that
she
had
both
hypertension
that
was
not
well
controlled
and
acute
on
chronic
diastolic
heart
failure.
The
anesthesiologist
and
attending
physician
advised
the
patient
that
her
surgery
would
be
cancelled
in
order
to
manage
her
medical
conditions.
The
patient
stayed
in
the
hospital
two
days
for
treatment
of
the
heart
failure
and
hypertension
and
then
was
discharged
with
an
appointment
to
see
her
attending
physician
in
one
week
to
evaluate
if
and
when
the
hernia
surgery
can
be
rescheduled.
7.
The
patient
is
a
56-year-old
male
who
was
admitted
with
cellulitis
of
the
abdominal
wall
due
to
an
infection
at
the
patient’s
colostomy
site.
It
was
determined
that
the
infection
was
due
to
enterococcus,
and
it
was
treated
successfully
with
intravenous
antibiotics.
Code
the
diagnoses
only.
8.
Chronic
alcoholic
hepatitis
with
ascites;
Chronic
alcoholism
Tocedure
per?)'
If
the
9.
Acute
and
chronic
cholecystitis
with
cholelithiasis
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of
a
device,
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10
Irritable
bowel
syndrome
with
diarrhea
Ction
is
coded
witp
the
11.
Rectal
polyp
12,
Acute
and
chronic
alcohol
induced
pancreatitis
Hes
to
the
following
13,
Postgastrectomy
malabsorption
syndrome
14.
Diverticulitis
of
small
intestine
with
abscess
and
perforation/rupture
with
peritonitis
15
PROCEDURE:
Laparoscopic
cholecystectomy
16,
PROCEDURE:
Colonoscopy
with
excision
of
colon
polyp,
descending
colon
and
biopsy
of
sigmoid
colon
I
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