What are the diagnosis codes

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Patient is a 3-day-old male who comes in for his first office visit. I first saw phillip in the hospital after delivery. he was a full-term infant, vaginally delivered. mother provides prenatal history and family history, including the paternal Rh factor and information regarding inherited red cell defects.

Wt. 6 Ib. 3 ounces, T98.6. Skin has yellowish skin coloration, including sclerae. Tests, including direct and indirect bilirubin levels, reveal Gram-negative bacterial infection and serum bilirubin levels incompatibilities, hemoglobin level, direct coombs' test, and hematocrit.

Hyperbilirubinemia, due to Gram-negative bacterial infection

1. Rx: Albumin administration (1.0 g/kg of 25% salt-poor albumin)

2. Rx: Antibiotics for infection

3. Follow-up appointment in 4 days.

What are the diagnosis codes, procedure codes, anesthesia code (if applicable), and HCPCS Level II code (if applicable)?

Reference no: EM133570055

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