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Pаtient: Sаrаh JоhnsоnAge: 47Visit Type: New patient, face-tо-face office visitChief Complaint: “I’ve been feeling very tired and gaining weight even though I haven’t changed my diet.” Background and HistoryHistory of Present Illness (HPI): Sarah reports progressive fatigue, weight gain (~10 lbs in 3 months), and increased sensitivity to cold. She also notes mild constipation. Denies depression, sleep apnea, or dietary changes.Past Medical History: None significantMedications: Multivitamin, occasional ibuprofenAllergies: NKDAFamily History: Mother – hypothyroidism; Father – HTNSocial History: Non-smoker, drinks socially (1–2 glasses wine/week), no illicit drug useReview of Systems (abbreviated): Positive for fatigue, weight gain, cold intolerance, and constipationPhysical Exam:Vitals: BP 132/84, HR 58, RR 16, Temp 97.0°F, BMI 30.1General: Alert, cooperativeHEENT: No thyromegaly or nodulesNeck: No lymphadenopathyCardiac: Bradycardic, regular rhythmSkin: Dry skin noted on handsNeuro: IntactPlan and Workup:Assessment:Likely primary hypothyroidismPlan:Order TSH and Free T4 labsStart Levothyroxine 25 mcg PO daily pending results if TSH elevatedDiscuss lifestyle modifications, dietary iodine intakeFollow-up in 4–6 weeks to review labs and reassess symptomsProvide patient education on hypothyroidismICD-10 Codes:E03.9 – Hypothyroidism, unspecifiedR53.83 – Other fatigueR63.5 – Abnormal weight gainSOAP Note (Abbreviated)S: Pt is a 47-year-old female presenting with 3-month history of fatigue, weight gain (~10 lbs), and cold intolerance. She denies any dietary changes, depression, or medication use. Family history positive for maternal hypothyroidism.O:Vitals: BP 132/84, HR 58, BMI 30.1PE: Mild bradycardia, dry skin, no goiter, alert and orientedA: Suspected primary hypothyroidism (E03.9)Fatigue (R53.83)Weight gain (R63.5)P:Labs ordered: TSH, Free T4Start Levothyroxine 25 mcg PO daily if TSH elevatedEducation providedF/U in 4–6 weeksWhat is the most appropriate CPT code for this visit based on the documentation and medical decision making (MDM)?