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IVP and hydration time calculations

I have a question about IV Push and hydration coding concerning the time calculations.
Concerning this scenario:

IV fluids and medications
Fluids 0.9% Normal Saline …
VOLUME of 0.9% Normal Saline infused (mL): 2000 Saline ran for 42 minutes
START time of 0.9% Normal Saline infusion: 04:18 PM
END time of 0.9% Normal Saline infusion: 05:00 PM
AMOUNT of Zofran infused (mg): 4 mg
METHOD of Zofran infusion: IV push IV Push ran for 5 minutes
START time of Zofran infusion: 04:21 PM
END time of Zofran infusion: 04:26 PM

"For each IVP that is given during hydration, subtract 15 minutes from the normal saline time, unless multiple IVPs are given within 15 minutes of each other." – Does this rule still apply when the exact time of the IVP is given?
Because counting only 5 min means we could bill 96374 AND 96361, otherwise only the IVP.

All ideas are welcomed!

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