A 20-year-old patient was brought into the emergency department in nearly comatose: condition following an evening of drinking beer and vodka with friends.

A 20-year-old patient was brought into the emergency department in nearly comatose: condition following an evening of drinking beer and vodka with friends. Vital signs were. depressed. A blood-alcohol level was measured, which was reported as 0.38. The patient had vomited several times before passing out. There was a 1-cm laceration on the patient’s eyebrow. This was treated with a Steri-Strip. The patient was stabilized in the ED for one and a half hours and admitted to intensive care by the Internal Medicine physician on call. Documentation in the ED record supports a level 4 ED visit. Diagnosis was alcohol poisoning, acute alcohol intoxication, and 1-cm laceration, right eyebrow. What is the correct ICD-10-CM, E/M, and CPT code assignment? a. F10. 129, T51.0X1A, 99291, 99292 b. T51.0X1A, F10.129, 99284-25, 12011 C. T51.0X1A, F10.129, S01.111A, Y90.1, 99284 d. T51.0X1A, F10.220, S01.111A, Y90. 1, 99291, 12011