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2025 ICD-10-CM code Z3A.37

Encounter for supervision of pregnancy at 37 weeks.

This code is used for encounters for supervision of a normal pregnancy at 37 weeks of gestation. A procedure code must accompany Z3A.37 if a procedure is performed.Do not use this code if there are complications or if the encounter is for a condition related to the pregnancy.

Medical necessity is established by the standard guidelines for routine prenatal care for a normal pregnancy.

The physician is responsible for performing a routine prenatal checkup, including checking the patient's vital signs, weight, and the baby's heart rate and position.They should also assess any concerns or symptoms the patient may be experiencing and provide appropriate counseling or management based on the gestational age.

In simple words: Routine prenatal checkup at 37 weeks of pregnancy.

37 weeks gestation of pregnancy

Example 1: A 37-week pregnant woman presents for a routine prenatal checkup. She has no complaints.The physician performs a routine examination, confirms fetal well-being, and schedules a follow-up appointment., A 37-week pregnant woman presents with concerns about decreased fetal movement.The physician performs a non-stress test and biophysical profile, which are reassuring.The patient is provided with guidance on fetal kick counts., A pregnant woman at 37 weeks presents for an ultrasound to assess fetal position. The ultrasound shows a breech presentation, and the physician discusses external cephalic version with the patient.

Documentation should include the gestational age (37 weeks), details of the prenatal examination, including fetal heart rate and position, any relevant findings, discussions with the patient, and plan of care.

** The ICD-9 equivalent code is 765.29 (37 or more completed weeks of gestation).

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