Sally Smith is being seen by Dr. Jones today because she has had blood in her bowel movements for the last two days. Lab results show a prolonged partial thromboplastin time. Exam: HEENT: Normal. Abdomen: Soft and tender. Rectal exam: Deferred due to bleeding. Assessment: Blood in feces is a symptom of Sally's hemophilia A. Plan: Admit to hospital for diagnostic work-up. Select the appropriate
ICD-9-CM code for this encounter:
286.0 Congenital Factor VIII Disorder, hemophilia A
286.1 Congenital Factor IX Disorder, hemophilia B
578.1 Blood in feces
790.92 Abnormal or prolonged partial thromboplastin time
A) 286.0
B) 286.1, 578.1, 790.92
C) 286.0, 578.1, 790.92
D) 790.92
A
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