When coding the infusion of fluids and medications do you use cpt codes 36000 93630 96365 code 93637 sequential if patient is given several different in sequence?

The correct coding for infusing fluids and medications depends on the specific circumstances and services provided. Generally, different CPT codes are used for each distinct procedure or service performed. Here are some common CPT codes related to infusing fluids and medications:

36000 - Administration of intravenous fluids/medications, by pump, per hour.

93630 - Continuous monitoring of infusion, per hour.

96365 - Intravenous infusion therapy, non-drug, initial 30 minutes.

93637 - Continuous monitoring of infusion, multiple.

If multiple infusions of different fluids or medications are given in sequence to the same patient, each infusion should be coded separately using the appropriate CPT code. For example, if a patient receives an initial 30-minute infusion (96365), followed by continuous monitoring for multiple infusions (93637), you would code both 96365 and 93637.

You should consult the most recent CPT coding manual or relevant references to ensure the correct coding practices and guidelines for your specific situation. Additionally, it's important to accurately document the details of the infusion services provided to ensure proper reimbursement and accurate patient records.