Does oral meds like Nexium or potassium chloride have any HCPCS or CPS codes??
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Oral drugs like Nexium (Esomeprazole- Proton pump inhibitors) and potassium chloride do not have any specific HCPCS or CPT codes. Although there are drugs like pantoprazole (Proton pump inhibitors) which have HCPCS code which are administered through IV route.
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