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Question Answered step-by-step Keep in mind the requirements set forth in the 1997 Guidelines of Documentation for Evaluation and Management by CMS. Visit CMS.gov, and then search “1997 Guidelines of Documentation for Evaluation and Management” for information that should be included in a medical record.Answer the following questions: 1. Does this document meet the CMS guidelines for documentation of a comprehensive history and physical? Why or why not? Be specific.2. Critically analyze the H&P and list any errors. Identify the strengths of the H&P.3. Did any questions come to mind that you are unable to answer after reading the H&P?4. Are the conditions listed in the assessment section reasonably supported by the history? Why or why not? Explain your rationale.5. Did you identify other differential diagnoses or conditions that should be included in the assessment? If so, list them.6. List the ICD-10 code for each of the following (go to CMS.gov and search for the ICD-10 Codes):Moderate persistent asthma with (acute) exacerbation: ______________Pneumonia, unspecified organism: ______________Essential (primary) hypertension: ______________Hyperlipidemia, unspecified ______________Obesity: ______________  7. Is it appropriate to include the ICD-10 code for pneumonia when billing for this visit? Why or why not?8. Is the plan reasonable based on the assessments listed? Why or why not?9. List 3 patient education strategies relevant to the case study including specific medication teaching. Include references.10. List health promotion recommendations from AHRQ according to age/gender/conditions. Cite your references.A comprehensive H&P for patient Anne Smith is shown. Ms. Smith is a new patient presenting to an internal medicine office-based practice. Carly Sanders, an experienced nurse practitioner, authored the H&P.  Patient Name: Anne Smith                                     Age: 55Date of Visit:  2-14-2016                                      Gender: FemaleInformation Source: Patient, reliable source, face-to-face office visitSubjective:Chief Complaint: Follow up after Emergency Department visitHistory of Present Illness: Reports were seen in the Emergency Department approximately 2 weeks ago and was treated for bronchitis with an unknown antibiotic that she has now finished. Was prescribed a refill of an Albuterol MDI as well. Pt continues to report cough and shortness of breath with exertion. Cough and shortness of breath have not improved since last Emergency Room visit. Cough reported as dry and present day and night without provocation. Has been using Albuterol MDI 4-5 times per day with slight relief of shortness of breath symptoms. Pt reports multiple diagnoses of bronchitis last year and has been using Albuterol MDI multiple times daily for the past 6 months or more.PMH: Hypertension. Bronchitis. Hyperlipidemia. Obesity.Medications: HTCZ 25mg BID. Albuterol MDI q4h PRN. Simvastatin 20mg daily. OTC Aleve 1-2 tabs PRN headaches.Allergies: Codeine. Shellfish.Family History: Mother and Father with CV disease. Son with asthma. Daughter with hypertension. Denies family history of DM. Mother diagnosed with breast cancer at age 40, died at 44.Social History: Retired from clerical work. Widowed. Lives with adult children and assists with watching grandchildren. Denies tobacco use, ETOH use, drug use.Review of Systems:GENERAL: Reports good sleep but decreased energy levels. Denies fever.CV: (-) palpitations. (-) CP. (-) swelling.PULM: (+) SOB with exertion. (+) wheezing. (+) dry cough. (-) hemoptysis.           ENT: (-) rhinorrhea. (-) sinus pain/pressure. (-) ear pain/pressure. (-) sore throat.Objective:CV: RRR, no murmur.Pulm: Posterior inspiratory wheezes bilaterally in all lobes. No rales/rhonchi/crackles. No consolidation present with percussion. Equal rise and fall of chest. No accessory muscle use.Ears: Bilat TM pearly white, canals clear, no discharge, no external ear tenderness.Nose: Nasal mucosa pink, moist. No discharge present. No sinus pressure pain.Throat/Neck: Oral mucosa pink/moist. Tonsils grade 1 without exudate. No lymphadenopathy.General: Obese caucasian female. Affect appropriate. Appears very anxious. Appropriately dressed. No obvious deformity.VS: Temp 97.8, Pulse 72 RR 22, BP 140/90, BMI 32 Assessment:1. Moderate persistent asthma with (acute) exacerbation2. Pneumonia, unspecified organism3. Essential (primary) hypertension4. Hyperlipidemia, unspecified5. ObesityPlan:Dx Plan: NoneTx Plan: Rx: Qvar 40mcg/spray 2 puffs BID. Rx: Albuterol MDI 1-2puffs q4h PRN wheezing. Rx: Inhalation Spacer Device. Refill HTCZ 25mg PO BID #30 with 2 refills.Refill Simvastatin 20mg PO QD #30 with 2 refills. Health Science Science Nursing Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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