Elderly patient has been treated for hypertension

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An elderly patient has been treated for hypertension for 30 years. Otherwise, she is in relatively good condition consider her age. She was brought to the emergency department and admitted in acute renal failure due to severe dehydration with hyponatremia. How would this encounter be coded?

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