alices
Guru
I am curious how others handle these types of situations,
a pt arrived in the ER 12:55came to the ER in full arrest, the dr completes the ER chart, has cc cardiac arrest, pt unresponsive cpr in progress, ros /, pfsh/, physical exam-general unrespnsv, skin-no rash-cold, eyes-fixed and dilated, ent-mucosa dry, final dx cardiac arrest pt expired, dr talked to the family, he signed the medsheet, meds given in field, my dr did bedside ultrasound no cardiac activiety and pronounced him deceased 13:04, does he qualify for an E/M level? any and all help is appreciated..alice
a pt arrived in the ER 12:55came to the ER in full arrest, the dr completes the ER chart, has cc cardiac arrest, pt unresponsive cpr in progress, ros /, pfsh/, physical exam-general unrespnsv, skin-no rash-cold, eyes-fixed and dilated, ent-mucosa dry, final dx cardiac arrest pt expired, dr talked to the family, he signed the medsheet, meds given in field, my dr did bedside ultrasound no cardiac activiety and pronounced him deceased 13:04, does he qualify for an E/M level? any and all help is appreciated..alice