Apply the ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting of the Principal Diagnosis for Inpatient Care (Guidelines I A- J) to identify the principal diagnosis in the following scenario. The patient was admitted to the hospital for a total right knee replacement for osteoarthritis of the knee. During the patient's preoperative preparation, the patient began having chest pain. The patient's knee surgery was canceled, and the patient had extensive testing to determine the source of the chest pain, which was determined to be due to hypertensive heart disease.

Please describe the steps of risk assessment.

Some hospitals concurrently review records for deficiencies others review retrospectively. Explain both of these practices. Which is the best practice and why?

How to restate the principles of medication administration? What is the principles of medication administration to include the comprehension of medication orders, dosage calculations, and medication safety measures?

FOR ACCURATE REPORTING OF ICD-10-CM DIAGNOSIS CODES A DEFINITIVE DIAGNOSIS MUST BE DOCUMENTED BY THE PHYSICIAN WHO PROVIDES CARE TO THE PATIENT ALL DIAGNOSIS AND CONDITION CODES MUST CONTAIN SEVEN CHARACTERS A00.0 THROUGH T88.9 AND Z00-Z99.89 ARE USED TO CLASSIFY THE ENCOUNTER DEFINITIVE DIAGNOSES IN ADDITION TO ALL SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS ARE CLASSIFIED

Discuss the general factors to consider in selecting an appropriateantimicrobial drug.

Apply the ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting of the Principal Diagnosis for Inpatient Care (Guidelines II A-J) to identify the principal diagnosis in the following scenarios. Patient was admitted to the hospital with acute pyelonephritis and acute cystitis. Both infections were evaluated and treated with IV antibiotic therapy. THe patient was discharged home to continue taking oral medications.

read the two articles that are in the following links and mention data relevant to the usefulness of dental radiology, precautions and safety in handling the equipment, positioning, differences and congruences between the approaches made by one article and another on a particular subtopic (if there are differences and/or congruences): 1. https://todaysveterinarynurse.com/dentistry/veterianry-dental-radiology-positioning/ 2. https://www.dvm360.com/view/tips-for-mastering-veterinary-dental-radiography

Gm 4. Use an X for the nursing actions listed below that are Indicated (appropriate or necessary, Contraindicated (could be harmful) or Non-Essential (makes no difference or not necessary) for the client's care at this time. Only one selection can be made for each nursing action. Indicated Contraindicated Non-Essential Nursing Action Give AM meds as prescribed Perform a test for rebound tenderness Give toradol IM for phantom limb pain Place NGT to decompress Call lab results to HCP Perform a through abdominal assessment The client's breakfast tray is served. The client calls the nurse to the room because after eating sausage served on their tray, they state the pain to their abdomen is now a 9/10. They describe the pain as a burning, stabbing pain to their hypogastric area. The patient's breath has a foul odor and they state they are nauseated. The nurse calls the HCP. New orders received include lansoprazole 15 mg one PO daily, ondansetron 4 mg ODT q 4 H, CBC and H. Pylori lab test.…

Read the ICD-CM-10 reference guidelines. Choose three (3) of these guidelines and explain them to the class. Consider the following questions: From the perspective of coding and billing, what does your reading tell you about the importance of these guidelines? From the compliance standpoint, what would happen if we do not adhere to these guidelines?