Asked by Navneet kaur thind on Sep 23, 2024
Twenty-three-month-old Jamee Jones was found by his mother to have an empty bottle of naproxen. The mother is unsure whether Jamee took any of the pills or where the pills are. Jamee is brought in for work-up. All the labs come back normal, and the examination does not find any evidence that Jamee swallowed any of the pills. What code(s) is/are assigned?
A) Z03.6
B) Z03.61
C) T39.311A
D) Z03.6, T39.311A
Naproxen
A nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) used to relieve pain, swelling, and inflammation, similar to ibuprofen but with a longer duration of action.
Empty Bottle
A bottle that contains no liquid or content, often implying it has been used or consumed.
- Apply knowledge of coding for emergency scenarios, including accidental ingestions and possible exposure to infectious diseases.
Learning Objectives
- Apply knowledge of coding for emergency scenarios, including accidental ingestions and possible exposure to infectious diseases.