A fifty-six-year-old female presents to the clinic for her annual wellness exam. She states that overall she feels well; only occasionally she feels that her blood pressure may be a little higher than normal as she experiences headaches frequently. Dr. Boone examines the patient’s chart noting a history of congestive heart failure, and diabetes mellitus type 2 – non-insulin dependent. The doctor orders lab tests, and determines that her blood pressure medication for her previously diagnosed hypertension will be increased and Dr. Boone will send a new prescription to the pharmacy. Final Diagnosis: 1 – Hypertension 2 – Congestive Heart Failure 3 – Diabetes Mellitus Our coder submits the following codes for reimbursement: I10 – Hypertension I50.9 – Congestive Heart Failure E11.9 – Diabetes Mellitus You already know that each scenario listed has something wrong with it; now it is up to you to determine what is incorrect. Looking at the diagnoses listed what code should be changed in order for this coding scenario to be correct