Which of the following codes indicates that a packing material is removed from the urethra?

The selected code accurately reflects a procedure involving the removal of packing material from the urethra by specifying the correct body part, operation, and material. In the ICD-10-PCS coding system, the first character '2' denotes the section of the urinary system, while the following characters detail the specific procedure performed on that body part.

In this case, 'Y' indicates a specific body system related to the urinary tract, and '5' suggests the action of removing a foreign object or material. The fourth character '5' identifies the particular body part being addressed, which here pertains to the urethra. The fifth character 'Z' signifies that no specific qualifier applies.

When examining the other options, their codes either refer to incorrect body parts or suggest different types of procedures. For example, variations in the body part indicated by other codes disqualify them from being appropriate for representing the removal of urethral packing. The code chosen clearly encompasses the procedure and anatomical site in question, making it the correct choice for the scenario described.