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Using your coding manual identify the best code for the following scenario.
LOCATION : Outpatient clinic
PATIENT : John Morris
PHYSICIAN : Almy Needing, MD
PROCEDURE: Therapeutic infusion of saline solution with 5% dextrose IV, 500 ml for dehydration, lasting 48 minutes.
List the CPT code verified in the CPT Tabular List.
List the HCPCS code verified in the HCPCS Tabular List.
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- introduction Background information about the TLC technique ,should include: a- The phases. b- The principle of the technique. 2- Basic structure of amino acids. 3- Definition of the Retention Factor (Rf). aim :A 250 mg per L solution of drug is administered intravenously at a rate of 40 mL per hr to a patient with constant blood volume equal to 5 L. The drug is metabolized by the patient at a rate of 30 % per hr. Assuming the patient had no drug in their system before receiving treatment, how much is found in their system after 55 minutes? Answer BLANK mg (accuracy to at least four decimal places is required so do not round carelessly).Give 3 uses of calculations of concentrations of solutions to the medical settting.
- Which coding is correct for a 4-hour-long infusion of pre-packaged electrolytes and normal saline to a patient in observation status?A.96365, 96366 X 3 B. 96374, 96375 X 3C. 96360, 96361 X 3 D. Observation status patients are paid by MS-DRG, so the CPT would not be coded.Identify possible etiologic agents. (a) Enumerate diagnostic tests for the said etiologic agent and choose the one you will order for your patients. give answer asap pleaseHow many mL of paracetamol solution is needed for a day if 37.5 mg dose every 6 hours is needed from 10mg/mL solution? Choose the best answer.
- Order: Ceclor suspension 250 mg orally every 8 hours Supply: Ceclor suspension 125 mg/5 mL Wt: 50 pounds = _______________________kg SDR- 6.4 to 13.5 mg/kg every 8 hours Calculate the SDR Is it safe? _________________ If safe, what would you administer. _____________ If not safe, what would you do? ___________________________________List the correct CPT and HCPCS codes for the following scenario. LOCATION : Outpatient clinicPATIENT : John MorrisPHYSICIAN : Almy Needing, MDPROCEDURE: Therapeutic infusion of saline solution with 5% dextrose IV, 500 ml for dehydration, lasting 48 minutes. List the CPT code verified in the CPT Tabular List. List the HCPCS code verified in the HCPCS Tabular List.You have an order for 1 gram of Cefazolin in D5W 100 ml. You have added 5 ml of sterile water to the 1 gram vial to reconstitute powder. However the recommended manufacturer’s diluent amount is 10 ml of sterile water for a final concentration of 100 mg/ml. How would reconstituting the vial with 5 mls affect the concentration and the final calculated dose. Please answer with explanation ASAP. I will really upvote. Thanks
- In a tabulated form enumerate the anticoagulants for blood chemistry analysis, its action, the correct proportion to the amount of blood, and the different laboratory tests that could be done for each anticoagulant. What is the significance of the order of draw? Is it still applicable to date?A 43-year-old woman with urinary tract infection received an intravenous antibiotic achieving a plasma level of 16 mg/L before the administration of second dose. If the half-life and the dosing interval are both 12 hours. Which of the following is the plasma concentration before the administration of the fourth dose? A 31 mg/L B 33 mg/L C 60 mg/L D 30 mg/L E 28 mg/LNow that Mr. James has completed 25 days of antibiotics to treat S. marcescens in the blood, should single or double antibiotic coverage be recommended for the remainder of his 6-week course of therapy? Provide the rationale for your recommendation. Mr. Jones’ serum creatinine is 1.4 mg/dL at 1 month after discharge. At what point would you consider restarting the ACE inhibitor? Justify the use of ACE inhibitors in patients with chronic kidney disease.