Problem:
A 55-year-old patient complains of an injury to his right hip leading to a probable dislocation that occurred one hour prior to arrival. The patient states he was sleeping in bed, fell off, and landed on his right side. Patient denies numbness or tingling. Patient denies any further injury. No additional complaints or treatments prior to arrival. Intervention: IV: normal saline; Pulse Ox: 98 percent on room air; X-ray right hip: Positive hip dislocation. Dr. Thompson was notified of the patient's physical exam findings and test results. The patient was prepared and agreed to conscious sedation to include placement on continuous EKG monitoring, O2 suction and bag-valve-mask ready, pulse oximetry in place. Fentanyl 50 mg IV and Versed 2 mg were given by Dr. Miller and the MCS for 30 minutes. The patient's right hip was easily reduced using gentle traction by Dr. Thompson. Post reduction X-Ray showed right hip in good location with no obvious fracture. The patient tolerated the procedure well. What CPT coding is reported by Dr. Thompson? Need Assignment Help? 27257-RT, 99156, 99157 27257-RT 27250-RT, 99156, 99157 27250-RT