Louise arrived at the hospital in labor. She is 39 weeks and six days into her pregnancy. She started having contractions two hours ago and on arrival at the hospital, the contractions are approximately three minutes apart. She has quickly placed in bed and examined. She is 9 centimeters dilated, and her bag of water ruptures spontaneously. She soon delivers a 6 lb. 4 oz. healthy baby girl

Dx: Precipitate labor; 39 weeks pregnant; NSVD.

First-listed diagnosis: ________
Secondary diagnoses:

First-listed diagnosis: ________
Answer: Precipitate labor – O62.3

Secondary diagnoses:
Answer: 39 weeks pregnant – Z3A.39, Single live birth – Z37.0

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