Can someone tell me if I coded this right.

This 23-year-old female is brought to the emergency department after being found by her college roommate. Sometime within the last hour and a half after the roommate left, the patient ingested her entire bottle of verapamil (estimated at over 20 [pills) as a suicide attempt, evidenced by a note. The physician ordered a high-dose glucagon HCl administration as an antidote, consisting of 10mg/100 ml of D5W in an IV over 2 minutes, followed by a 5 mg/100ml of DtW per hour for two more hours. A gastric lavage and aspiration were also performed. The patient’s vital signs stabilized and lab work returned to normal over the next several hours. The patient was transferred to an inpatient psychiatric facility for follow-up treatment on her suicide attempt.
Excluding the E/M code, what are the correct facility services?
My answer is E932.3, 43753

yes, E932.2 - 43753

I am sure that the E-code must be E950.4 and I agree with 43753.

This 23-year-old female is brought to the emergency department after being found by her college roommate. Sometime within the last hour and a half after the roommate left, the patient ingested her entire bottle of verapamil (estimated at over 20 [pills) as a suicide attempt, evidenced by a note. The physician ordered a high-dose glucagon HCl administration as an antidote, consisting of 10mg/100 ml of D5W in an IV over 2 minutes, followed by a 5 mg/100ml of DtW per hour for two more hours. A gastric lavage and aspiration were also performed. The patient’s vital signs stabilized and lab work returned to normal over the next several hours. The patient was transferred to an inpatient psychiatric facility for follow-up treatment on her suicide attempt.

This 23-year-old female is brought to the emergency department after being found by her college roommate. Sometime within the last hour and a half after the roommate left, the patient ingested her entire bottle of verapamil (estimated at over 20 [pills) as a suicide attempt, evidenced by a note. The physician ordered a high-dose glucagon HCl administration as an antidote, consisting of 10mg/100 ml of D5W in an IV over 2 minutes, followed by a 5 mg/100ml of DtW per hour for two more hours. A gastric lavage and aspiration were also performed. The patient’s vital signs stabilized and lab work returned to normal over the next several hours. The patient was transferred to an inpatient psychiatric facility for follow-up treatment on her suicide attempt.

Their is suppose to be 1 Diagnosis,1E code 4Procedure code and 2 J codes can someone please help

972.9

E950.4
43753, 96365, 96366, 96375

I forgot the J codes:

J7070
j1610 x 20

I have since been corrected about my infusion codes according to AHIMA coding clinic workout:

972.9
E950.4
43753
96374-59
96367
96366
j1610 x 20
j7060

my take on it is:

972.9, E950.4, E000.8, E849.7, 99281, 96365, 96366x2, J1610x20, J7070

I am sorry, but I am unable to determine whether your coding is correct without more information about the specific coding guidelines and requirements. However, I can guide you on how to determine the correct facility services codes.

To determine the correct facility services codes, you need to consider the diagnoses, procedures, and services provided during the patient's visit. In this case, the patient presented to the emergency department following a suicide attempt, received medical treatment, and was transferred to an inpatient psychiatric facility for further care.

First, you should identify the appropriate diagnostic code(s) to represent the patient's condition, such as E932.3 for "poisoning by calcium-channel blockers." This code indicates the intentional ingestion of a substance, which aligns with the information provided in the scenario.

Next, you should review the procedures and services that were performed during the patient's visit. The scenario mentions the administration of high-dose glucagon HCl, gastric lavage, and aspiration. It is important to review the CPT code descriptions and guidelines to determine the specific codes for these procedures. Based on the information given, it seems that the appropriate code for the high-dose glucagon HCl administration may be 43753.

However, it is crucial to refer to the official coding guidelines and documentation requirements to ensure accurate coding. I recommend consulting the relevant coding resources, such as the ICD-10-CM and CPT codebooks, as well as any payer-specific guidelines, to confirm the appropriate codes for the facility services rendered in this scenario.