Inpatient Admission: A patient, with an intrauterine pregnancy at 29 weeks gestation,…

Inpatient Admission: A patient, with an intrauterine pregnancy at 29 weeks gestation, presented 12 days prior with premature rupture of membranes with a slow leak of amniotic fluid and chorioamnionitis. The patient was placed on bed rest, observation, and corticosteroids. However, the patient went into premature labor and was admitted. Radiological findings revealed a vertex right occiput transverse presentation with a compound presentation of a fetal hand. Because the patient had a temperature of 101.4 degrees, chorioamnionitis was presumed and antibiotics were started. On a subsequent examination, the fetus was found to be presenting vertex left occiput anterior with right hand compound presentation. The right hand was reducible and was pushed up toward the left side of the fetal body. Following a prolonged second stage, a female infant with Apgar scores of 5 and 7 was delivered spontaneously over an intact perineum. A prior cesarean vertical section scar was found to be intact with no lacerations. Principal Diagnosis ICD-10-CM Code: _________________________ Secondary Diagnosis ICD-10-CM Code: _________________________ ICD-10-CM Code: _________________________ ICD-10-CM Code: _________________________ ICD-10-CM Code: _________________________ ICD-10-CM Code: _________________________ ICD-10-CM Code: _________________________ ICD-10-CM Code: _________________________