Question

ICD 10 PCS & DX Codes

1. A pregnant woman presents to the hospital in preterm labor with a diagnosis of severe preeclampsia. She has smoked the entire pregnancy. She is 35 weeks pregnant and delivers a baby girl vaginally.

2. A 22-year-old primigravida at 40 weeks presents for induction. She is known to have oligohydramnosis. Pitocin is administered and she goes on to vaginally deliver an SGA (hint light-for-dates) normal newborn. The physician performs an episiotomy to facilitate delivery, and a second degree extension is repaired.

3. Cellulitis of the skin of the right knee due to right knee replacement, initial encounter

4. Frostbite to toes and fingers due to spending night outdoors in blizzard.

5. Tachycardia due to albuterol, which was administered for asthma.

Answer 1

1) Preterm labor with normal delivery -ICD-10-CM- O60.10XO

Severe preeclampsia,third trimester- ICD-10-CM- O14.13

2) Oligohydramnosis - ICD-10-CM -041.03XO

Episiotomy- ICD-10-PCS- OW8NXZZ

3) Cellulitis of skin of lower limb- ICD-10-CM- L03.115

4) Frostbite to toes and fingers- ICD-10-CM - T33.83

External cause code for Blizzard is ICD-10-CM- X37.2XXS

5) Unspecific Asthma- ICD-10-CM- J45.909