Certain infectious and parasitic diseases

WHO’s ICD-10 version for 2007
Hyperactive, hyperactivity------continued
- cervix epithelial (basal) (see also
Dysplasia, cervix) N87.9
- child F90.9
- - attention deficit F90.0
- detrusor muscle N32.8
- gastrointestinal K31.8
- - psychogenic F45.3
- nasal mucous membrane J34.3
- stomach K31.8
- thyroid (gland) (see also Hyperthyroidism)
E05.9
Hyperacusis H93.2
Hyperadrenalism E27.5
Hyperadrenocorticism E24.9
- congenital E25.0
- iatrogenic
- - correct substance properly
administered E24.2
- - overdose or wrong substance given or
taken T38.0
- not associated with Cushing's syndrome
E27.0
- pituitary-dependent E24.0
Hyperaldosteronism E26.9
- primary (due to (bilateral) adrenal
hyperplasia) E26.0
- secondary E26.1
- specified NEC E26.8
Hyperalgesia R20.8
Hyperalimentation R63.2
- carotene, carotin E67.1
- specified NEC E67.8
- vitamin
- - A E67.0
- - D E67.3
Hyperaminoaciduria
- arginine E72.2
- cystine E72.0
- lysine E72.3
- ornithine E72.4
Hyperammonemia (congenital) E72.2
Hyperazotemia — see Uremia
Hyperbetalipoproteinemia (familial) E78.0
- with prebetalipoproteinemia E78.2
Hyperbilirubinemia
- constitutional E80.6
- familial conjugated E80.6
- neonatal (transient) (see also Jaundice,
fetus or newborn) P59.9
- - of prematurity P59.0
Hypercalcemia, hypocalciuric, familial E83.5
Hypercalciuria, idiopathic E83.5
Hypercapnia R06.8
Hypercarotenemia, hypercarotinemia
(dietary) E67.1
Hypercementosis K03.4
Hyperchloremia E87.8
Hyperchlorhydria K31.8
- neurotic F45.3
- psychogenic F45.3
Hypercholesterinemia
— see Hypercholesterolemia
Hypercholesterolemia (essential) (familial)
(hereditary) (primary) (pure) E78.0
- with hyperglyceridemia, endogenous E78.2
- dietary counseling and surveillance Z71.3
Hyperchylia gastrica, psychogenic F45.3
Hyperchylomicronemia (familial) (primary)
E78.3
- with hyperbetalipoproteinemia E78.3
Hypercorticalism, pituitary-dependent E24.0
Hypercorticosteronism
- correct substance properly administered E24.2
- overdose or wrong substance given or taken
T38.0
Hypercortisonism
- correct substance properly administered E24.2
- overdose or wrong substance given or taken
T38.0
Hyperelectrolytemia E87.8
Hyperemesis (see also Vomiting) R11
- gravidarum (mild) O21.0
- - with
- - - carbohydrate depletion O21.1
- - - dehydration O21.1
- - - electrolyte imbalance O21.1
- - - metabolic disturbance O21.1
- - affecting fetus or newborn P01.8
- - severe (with metabolic disturbance) O21.1
- psychogenic F45.3
Hyperemia (acute) (passive) R68.8
- anal mucosa K62.8
- bladder N32.8
- cerebral I67.8
- conjunctiva H11.4
- ear, internal, acute H83.0
- enteric K59.8
- eye H11.4
- eyelid (active) (passive) H02.8
- intestine K59.8
- iris H21.1
- kidney N28.8
- labyrinth H83.0
- liver (active) K76.8
- lung (passive) (see also Edema, lung) J81
- pulmonary (passive) (see also Edema,
lung) J81
- renal N28.8
- retina H35.8
- stomach K31.8
Hyperesthesia (body surface) R20.3
- larynx (reflex) J38.7
- - hysterical F44.8
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