Which code would NOT be reported on a chart of a 3-day-old male patient?

The choice of code that would not be reported on the chart of a 3-day-old male patient is based on the specific procedures and diagnoses associated with the codes listed.

Code 54160 refers to a procedure for circumcision, specifically in a male patient when the procedure is performed on a patient older than 28 days. Because the patient in this scenario is only 3 days old, this code would not be appropriate. Circumcision typically performed in the neonatal period is captured with a different set of codes that are distinct from those designated for older patients.

The other codes correspond to procedures relevant to the care of a newborn or very young male patient. For instance, codes 54000, 54150, and 54001 pertain to circumcision and the associated methods or conditions applicable for children in the neonatal period, making them suitable for a 3-day-old male patient. This reinforces why 54160, related to older patients, does not fit the clinical scenario provided.