Need ICD-10-CM/PCS Codes for the following scenarios. All documentation in the following scenarios should be considered physician documentation. Follow general coding guidelines. 1. A patient is admitted to the hospital with a cough and malaise. The patient has a history of AIDS and has previously been admitted with and ideal esophagitis. After testing it is determined that the patient has pneumonia. (Need 2 codes) 2. A patient is admitted with a diagnosis of urosepsis. Urine and blood cultures are taken on admit and comes back positive for E. coli. The discharge summary documents urinary tract infection with sepsis due to E. coli. (Need 2 codes) 3. A patient known to be positive for HIV is admitted to the hospital with high fever, malaise, and cough. PCP pneumonia is suspected. Tests reveal that the patient has mononucleosis. (Need 2 codes) 4. An AIDS patient is hospitalized for PCP. During hospitalization, it is discovered that the patient also has oral thrush and early signs of AIDS-related dementia. (Need 4 codes) 5. A patient is admitted with cellulitis of the leg. The patient has past history of breast cancer and atrial fibrillation for which he take Verapamil. The physician orders blood cultures to be done on admission. The day after admit, the infectious disease physician documents SIRS caused by Enterococcus. (Need 5 codes)