(Full Case:Patient:V.

(Full Case:Patient:V. Bowen.Physician:C.S., MD.Reason for admission:Abdominal pain.HPI:admitted this morning; sudden onset RUQ pain began ~4:00 p.m. yesterday; started while eating; 8/10; chills/sweating/nausea; no vomiting/diarrhea; last BM 2:00 p.m. yesterday; unable to pass stool or gas since; abdominal distention; poor sleep; prior similar episodes relieved by gas tablets but not this time; no discolored stool/urine.PMH:HTN (losartan; missed dose).PSH:bunion surgery right foot.FH:HTN.SH:no smoking/alcohol.Meds:losartan daily.Allergies:NKDA.ROS:nausea, no emesis; no flatus/stool since yesterday; no weight change; no SOB/chest pain; no jaundice; no urinary frequency/urgency.PE:alert/oriented x3; obvious abdominal discomfort. Vitals 139/100, pulse 100, RR 16, temp 36.4. HEENT normal; CV regular; lungs clear. Abdomen: +BS, soft but very tender; worst RUQ;Murphy’s sign; guarding and rebound (worse with palpation). Extremities trace edema.Labs ordered/reviewed:CMP with abnormal LFT/bili; CBC WBC 9.9; etc.Final assessment:RUQ abdominal pain,rule out cholecystitis.Plan:NPO; morphine IV (controlled substance); IV NS 150 cc/hr; abdominal ultrasound and HIDA ordered; consider surgical consult based on results.Question:What CPT® and ICD-10-CM codes are reported?)