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Harrison Richmond at my 27 year old male is seen in the emergency room for a...
Harrison Richmond at my 27 year old male is seen in
the emergency room for a sprain back (coccyx)suffered as a result
of falling off a horse he was riding in the local public
park.
Principal Diagnosis:
What is the correct diagnosis code?
Principal External Cause Code:
What is the correct diagnosis code?
Second External Code:
What is the correct diagnosis code?
Solutions
Expert Solution
ANSWER.
* ICD-10-CM (Diagnosis and external cause codes).
Principle diagnosis ; Sprain of coccyx.
Diagnosis codes
* S33.8XXA - Sprain of other parts of lumbar spine and pelvis,initial encounter.
Primary external cause code.
* V80.010A - Animal rider injured by fall from or being thrown from
horse in noncollision accident,initial encounter.
Secondary external cause code.
* Y92.830 - Public park as the place of occurance of the external cause.
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