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.

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.

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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 3
C. 96360, 96361 X 3
D. Observation status patients are paid by MS-DRG, so the CPT would not be coded.

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