The following documentation is from the health record of a 73-year-old male patient.

The following documentation is from the health record of a 73-year-old male patient. Physician Office Record This 73-year-old male slipped and fell while carrying a pane of glass. He was changing an outside window at his single-family home. He sustained three lacerations-one on his left ankle, one on his right ankle, and one on his left hand. Left ankle: 3.5-cm laceration, involving deep subcutaneous tissue and fascia, was repaired with layered closure using 1 percent lidocaine local anesthetic. Right ankle: 4.2-cm laceration was repaired under local anesthetic with a single-layer closure. Left hand: 2.5-cm laceration of the dermis was repaired with simple closure using: DERMABOND tissue adhesive. Assessment: Wounds of both ankles and left hand requiring repair. Plan: Follow-up in 10 days for suture removal. Call office if there are any problems or complications. The patient is a Medicare beneficiary. What are the correct diagnosis and CPT procedure codes? a. S91.019A, S61.419A, W01.110A, Y92.019, Y93.H9, Y99.8, 12004 b. S91.019A, S61.419A, 12002, 12032-51 c. S91.001A, S61.402A, $91.002A, 12032, 12002, supply code for the DERMABOND adhesive d. S91.011A, $61.412A, $91.012A, W01.110A, Y92.019, Y93.H9, Y99.8, 12032, 12002-51, G0168