[Answered]: Inpatient admission: The patient, an elderly woman,…

Inpatient admission: The patient, an elderly woman, visited her physician with complaints of heart palpitations. A routine office evaluation revealed significant anemia. Because she recently moved from her home, she had not been eating well. After admission to the hospital, a cardiology consultation suggested that the palpitations were due to the anemia but would require more testing after her transfusion, perhaps as an outpatient. Her hemoglobin returned to a normal range after transfusion of two units of packed cells. The patient was discharged doing better. Discharge Diagnoses: Nutritional anemia. Palpitations. (Do not code transfusion) PDx 1 Secondary diagnosis What is the POA indicator for the palpitations? Yes or No