This 65-year-old chronic cigarette smoker for the past 40 years was admitted to the hospital with acute exacerbation of her chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. She has a history of anxiety syndrome due to hypothyroidism, and is maintained on medications for both the anxiety and the hypothyroidism. No symptomatology at the time of admission. On hospital day two, she developed extreme anxiety and a psychiatric consultation was ordered. What codes are assigned in this case? ICD-10-CM Codes with POA Indicator -
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