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Instructions: This assignment consists of five SDS charts. These are typical sam

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Question

Instructions:

This assignment consists of five SDS charts. These are typical same day surgery visits which are to be coded from the facility side.

Assign the ICD-10-CM diagnosis code including external cause codes (as needed) and any appropriate Surgical CPT codes with any appropriate modifiers for each for the following cases:

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Global Care Medical Center

100 Main St

Alfred NY 14802

(607) 555-1234

Ambulatory Surgery

Face Sheet

PATIENT INFORMATION:

NAME: SNOWFLAKE, Suzie

PATIENT NUMBER: ASUCase005

ADDRESS: 5439 Jones Parkway

DATE OF BIRTH: 06-04-YYYY

CITY: Sparrowville

AGE: 39

STATE: WV GENDER: Female

ZIP CODE: 45685

ORGAN DONOR: N

TELEPHONE: 555-555-0009

DATE OF ADMISSION: 07-23-YYYY

ADMITTING INFORMATION:

SURGEON: Frank Bowser, M.D.

SERVICE: Gynecology

PRIMARY CARE

PROVIDER:

Joanne Oaks, M.D.

FINANCIAL CLASS: Blue Cross (BC)

CODES

ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS: Sterilization

FIRST-LISTED DIAGNOSIS: Desires surgical sterilization

SECONDARY DIAGNOSES:

FIRST-LISTED PROCEDURE: Bilateral tubal ligation with

SECONDARY PROCEDURES: fallopian tube rings

SURGEON’S SIGNATURE Reviewed and Approved: Frank Bowser MD ATP-B-S:02:1001261385: Frank

Bowser MD (Signed: 7/23/YYYY 2:20:44 PM EST)

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Global Care Medical Center

100 Main St, Alfred NY 14802

(607) 555-1234

Ambulatory Surgery

Operative Report

PATIENT INFORMATION:

NAME: SNOWFLAKE, Suzie

PATIENT NUMBER: ASUCase005

DATE OF SURGERY: 07-23-YYYY

SURGEON: Frank Bowser, M.D.

ASSISTANT SURGEON: Georgia Peach, MD

PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Desires surgical sterilization.

POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Desires surgical sterilization.

PROCEDURES: Bilateral tubal ligation with fallopian tube rings.

INDICATIONS AND FINDINGS:

Indications: The patient is a 39-year-old female on lithium who is unable to discontinue this medication and does not

desire to become pregnant while on the medication. The patient therefore desires surgical sterilization.

Findings: Examination under anesthesia reveals a normal size uterus, anteverted, palpated. A small myoma was

palpated on the right side. No other unusual masses were noted. On laparoscopy, normal tubes and ovaries were noted.

A pedunculated myoma of approximately 2 to 3 cm in diameter was noted on the right posterior wall of the uterus and a

myoma was noted on the left posterior wall.

DESCRIPTION OF PROCEDURE:

The patient is brought into the operating room and placed in the dorsal lithotomy position. After good anesthesia was

achieved, the bladder was emptied using a straight catheter and examination under anesthesia was performed which

revealed the previously mentioned results of an anteverted uterus of normal size with a myoma noted on the right side. No

adnexal masses or other abnormalities were noted. The vaginal vault was prepped with Betadine scrub and solution and

rinsed. A pack was placed on the anterior lip of the cervix and a Rubin cannula was introduced into the cervical os. The

abdomen was then prepped and draped in the usual sterile manner. A 1.5 cm incision was made subumbilically and the

Veress needle was introduced into the incision. CO2 gas was insufflated into the abdomen. High-flow and low pressure

were noted. Once adequate pneumoperitoneum was achieved, the Veress needle was removed and a 10 mm trocar was

introduced into the incision. The laparoscopic camera was placed in the trocar sheath confirming intra-abdominal position.

A second incision was made in the midline approximately 3 fingerbreadths above the pubic symphysis. An 8 mm trocar

was introduced through the incision under direct visualization. The fallopian tube ring applicator was introduced through

the trocar sheath. Inspection of the abdomen revealed a normal size uterus with pedunculated myoma on the right

posterior wall of the uterus and a second myoma was noted on the left posterior side. Normal tubes and ovaries were

noted. The fallopian tube rings were placed on the proximal tubes bilaterally without problem. Good blanching of the

knuckles was noted. The abdominal instruments were then removed and the incisions were closed with 4-0 Vicryl. The

vaginal instruments were removed. Good hemostasis of the cervix was noted when the tenaculum was removed.

Anesthesia was reversed, and the patient was transferred to the PACU in satisfactory condition. Estimated blood loss was

10 cc.

SURGEON’S SIGNATURE Reviewed and Approved: Frank Bowser MD ATP-B-S:02:1001261385:

Frank Bowser MD (Signed: 7/23/YYYY 2:20:44 PM EST)

SDS Case #1

                First listed diagnosis

                List all appropriate secondary codes

                External Cause codes

                CPT surgical code – modifier (as appropriate)

Explanation / Answer

SDS case #1:

First listed diagnosis: is surgical sterilization code- Z30.2

Secondary codes: code blue for emergency life saving procedure .

External cause code: inducing lithium N05AN01(WHO)

CPT surgical code: Bilateral laparoscopic fallopian tube rings code is 58671