Patient presents with a laceration to the right index finger.  The patient reports an injury sustained while (mechanism of injury, e.g., cutting vegetables with a knife, working with machinery).  On examination, a (depth, e.g., superficial, deep) laceration is noted on the (location, e.g., volar aspect, distal phalanx) of the right index finger.  The wound measures approximately (length) cm in length.  (Describe wound characteristics, e.g., clean edges, jagged edges, presence of foreign body).  Bleeding was (minimal, moderate, profuse) and has been (controlled, continues).  Neurovascular assessment of the right index finger reveals (intact sensation and capillary refill, diminished sensation, absent sensation, etc.).  Tendons appear (intact, partially severed, severed) based on (describe assessment method, e.g., active range of motion, tendon testing).  Surrounding skin demonstrates (erythema, edema, ecchymosis).  The wound was cleansed with (cleansing solution) and irrigated with (irrigation solution).  Treatment included (suture repair with (suture type and size), wound closure with adhesive strips, application of dressing).  Tetanus status was updated.  Patient tolerated the procedure well.  Post-procedure instructions provided regarding wound care, signs of infection, pain management, and follow-up.  Diagnosis:  Laceration, right index finger.  ICD-10 code:  (appropriate ICD-10 code, e.g., S61.111A - Open wound of right index finger, distal phalanx, initial encounter).  CPT code:  (appropriate CPT code depending on repair type and complexity, e.g., 12001 - Simple repair of superficial wounds of scalp, neck, axillae, external genitalia, trunk and extremities including hands and feet; 1.1 cm or less).