Icd 10 left inguinal hernia

What’s is the icd-10-PCs code is the diagnosed code correct is the procedure code right if not what are the revised codes
loadAssignment?content id- _123884456_1&course id-_1219931_18user id- Evaluate the accuracy of diagnostic and procedural coding Apply guidelines specific to ICD-10-PCS Build ICD-10-PCS codes for given procedure . . Coding Audit Ch 7 Please refer to Case Study Operative Note #3 on page 155 in workbook For this exercise, you will audit the code diagnosis and procedure code assignment. Please submit your response via the link below in a Word document. The coder reported: . Diagnosis code K40.91 ICD 10 PCS procedure code 0YQ60ZZ Repair, Inguinal Region, ieft, open, no device, no qualifie s the diagnosis code correct? f no, what should be the code? is the procedure code correct? lf no, what should be the correct code? Coder Assigned Correct? Revised Codes if incorrectly assigned by coder Diagnosis KWOI9 CAHIM Carricuiom Competency Requirement: Domain t. Data Content, Structure. &. Standards/Surbdomain LA Glassihcation Systems Biooms Taxonomy tavei S
was applied to the wound Operative Report EOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Left inguinal hernia K40.1 Left inguinal hernia repair with mesh 00 h mesh 00 CATIONS: The patient is a 23-year-old man who presented with several weeks' history of pain in his left groin associated with a bulge. Examination revealed that his left groin did indeed have a bulge and his right in was normal. We discussed the procedure and the choice of ansthesia. OPERATIVE SUMMARY: After preoperative evaluation and clearance, the patient was brought into the oper- ating suite and placed in a comfortable supine position on the operating room table. Monitoring equip- ment was attached, and general anesthesia was induced. His left groin was prepped and draped sterilely nd an inguinal incision made. This was carried down through the subcutaneous tissues until the external oblique fascia was reached. This was split in a direction parallel with its fibers, and the medial aspect of the opening included the external ring. The ilioinguinal nerve was identified, and care was taken to retract is inferiorly out of the way. The cord structures were encircled and the cremasteric muscle fibers divided. At this point, we examined the floor of the inguinal canal, and the patient did appear to have a weakness We then explored the cord. There was no evidence of an indirect hernia. A piece of 3 x 5 mesh was tained and trimmed to fit. It was placed in the inguinal canal and tacked to the pubic tubercle. It was then nferiorly along the pelvic shelving edge untirit was lateral to the internal ring and then tacked down superiorly using interrupted sutures of O-Prolene. A single stitch was placed lateral to the cord to re-create internal ring. Details of the mesh were tucked underneath the external oblique fascia. The cord and the erve were allowed to drop back into the wound, and the wound was infiltrated with 30 cc of 0.5 percent rcaine. The external oblique fascia was then closed with a running suture of 0-Vicryl. Subcutaneous