Problem: What are the five icd-10-cm codes for this case: what are the five icd codes for ADMISSION DATE DISCHARGE DATE 2/21/81 Weight loss, weakness, abdominal cremps of undetermined origin. ADMISSION DIAGNOSIS ICDA-8 DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS_1- Hypopotassemia, correct# 2. Calcified fibroid uterus; 3. Cholelithiasis. OPERATION SURGEON ASSISTANT. DATE DISCHARGE SUMMARY: This 88 year old female has been living in the area with her son-in-law for some period of time. She has been feeling poorly for four to six weeks and she noticed recently that she had been losing a considerable amount of weight. She had anorexia, general fatigue, she wag seen in the office and it was felt that on the basis of her weight loss, anorexia, fatigue that she should be admitted for complete bowel study and further evaluation. Her work up has included a chest x-ray which revealed mild cardiomegaly; otherwise normal. Her barium.enema showed multiple diverticuli but otherwise was normal. Her IVP was normal, did show T 3 was 71, T 4 was 9.4. Oral cholecystogram showed no visualization of the gallbladder. Gallbladder ultrasound revealed probable cholelithiasis. Upper GI series was essentially normal. Her white count was 9,700, hemoglobin was 14.3, hematocrit 42.8, segs 89, lymphs 6, monos 4, eos l. Alkaline phosphatase 9.9, blood sugar 92, sodium 140, potassium 3.3, CO 2 36, chloride 88, cholesterol 223, SGO-T 16, LDH 134, creatinine 0.9, calcium 9.4, phosphorus 3.2, uric acid 5.6, bilirubin 0.8, total protein 7.4, albumin 4.2. Repeat potassium was 3.2, 3.7, 4.7, 4-1. Urine showed a specific gravity of 1.006, albumin and sugar were negative, WBC's 3-5. Stools for occult blood were negative x 2. Urine culture no growth. Cardiogram was reported as abnormal showing minor myocardial changes of ischemia and/or Dig. effect. She was treated with bedrest, diet. Her studies were completed. As mentioned, her findings were those of #1 Hypopotassemia, corrected. #2 Calcified fibroid uterus. #3 Cholelithiasis. The patient was treated with potassium replacement, responded well to this. Discussed the simation in terms of her multiple gallstones and we both decided that because of her age and sofort it would be best to leave that situation alone. She is now up ambulatory, eating well, going to P.T. and having a good response there. She is being discharged at this time on a gallbladder type of diet, Theragran-M 1 b. i. d.- and will be seen in follow up in the office in two weeks. Need Assignment Help?