400
Female
48. Mrs. Smith is visiting her mother and is 150 miles away from home. She is in the 26th week of pregnancy.
In the late afternoon she suddenly feels a gush of fluids followed by strong uterine contractions. She is
rushed to the hospital but the baby is born before they arrive. In the ED she and the baby are examined and
the retained placenta is delivered. The baby is in the neonatal nursery doing okay. Mrs. Smith has a 2nd
degree perineal laceration secondary to precipitous delivery, which was repaired by the ED physician. She
will return home for her postpartum care. What codes does the ED physician report (CPT® and ICD-10-CM
codes)?
a. 59409, O80, Z3A.26, Z37.0
b. 59409, 59414-51, 59300-51, O62.3, O70.1, Z3A.26, Z37.0
c. 59414, 59300-51, O62.3, O70.9, Z3A.26, Z37.0
d. 59414, 59300-51, O73.0, O70.1, Z3A.26, Z37.0
D