I keep getting wrong ICD-10-CM Codes can someone help me withfinding the ICD-10-CM DX Codes. Is Impetigo going to be theICD-10-CM Code which mean will it be the L codes im reallyconfused. The book you will need is the ICD-10-CM expert book andthe CPT 2020 book.

sinusitis, septal deviation, laryngitis, and pharyngitis. CASE 13-8A Clinic Progress Note, Sore Throat Report both the E/M and lab service. A hint for looking up the strep screen in the CPT index is that it is a bacterial culture. LOCATION: Outpatient, Clinic PATIENT: Leah Charles PHYSICIAN: Rita Wimer, MD SUBJECTIVE: The patient is a 3/2-year-old girl who was seen by me 4 months ago, and today presents with her parents to the clinic. Her mother states that both her brother and sister have been on medication for the second time because of being positive for strep. The patient started complaining of a sore throat 2 days ago. She is also complaining of some ear pain. She does have an ALLERGY to SULFA. Mother noticed a rash on the side of her lips just the other day. OBJECTIVE: On general appearance, the patient is alert. She does not appear to be in acute distress. Temperature is 99.9" F. Weight is 13.6 kg (kilogram). HEENT (head, ears, eyes, nose, throat): Both TMs (tympanic membranes) are clear. Her PE (pressure equalization) tube is out in the canal on the left. Oropharynx is erythematous. Also, along her lip she does have some erythematous lesions with golden crust and consistent with impetigo. Neck has shotty (like a pellet) cervical nodes bilaterally but is supple. Heart reveals a regular rate and rhythm without murmur. Lungs are clear to auscultation bilaterally. Her abdomen is soft. IMPRESSION: 1. Pharyngitis, rule out strep 2. Impetigo