Certain infectious and parasitic diseases

WHO’s ICD-10 version for 2007
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Parachute descent (voluntary) (without
accident to aircraft) V97.2
- due to accident to aircraft V95.9
Pecked by bird W64.-
Perforation during medical or surgical
treatment as misadventure (see also
Misadventure, cut, by type of
procedure) Y60.9
Phlegm aspiration or inhalation, not
of newborn (with asphyxia,
obstruction respiratory passage,
suffocation) W80.-
Piercing (see also Contact, with, by
type of object or machine) W49.-
Pinched between objects (moving)
(stationary and moving) (see also
Caught) W23.-
Pinned under machine(ry) (see also
Contact,with, by type of machine) W31.-
Plumbism — see Table of drugs and
chemicals, Lead
Poisoning (accidental) (by) (see also
Table of drugs and chemicals) X49.-
- carbon monoxide
- - generated by
- - - motor vehicle — see note 6, Volume 1,
Classification and coding instructions
for transport accidents before V01.–
- - - watercraft (in transit) (not in transit)
V93.-
- exhaust gas
- - generated by
- - - motor vehicle — see note 6, Volume 1,
Classification and coding instructions
for transport accidents before V01.–
- - - watercraft (in transit) (not in
transit) V93.-
- fumes or smoke due to
- - explosion (see also Explosion) W40.-
- - fire (see also Exposure, fire) X09.-
- - ignition (see also Ignition) X09.-
- gas
- - in legal intervention Y35.2
- - legal execution Y35.5
- in war operations (chemical weapons)
Y36.7
- legal
- - execution Y35.5
- - intervention by gas Y35.2
Poisoning……..Continued
- plant, thorns, spines, or sharp leaves (see
also Table of drugs and chemicals) X28.-
- - marine or sea plants (venomous) X26.-
Premature cessation of surgical and
medical care Y66
Pressure, external, causing asphyxia,
suffocation (see also Suffocation) W84.-
Privation X57.-
- due to abandonment or neglect
(see also Abandonment) Y06.9
- food (see also Lack of, food) X53.-
- water (see also Lack of, water) X54.-
Prolonged stay in
- high altitude as cause of anoxia,
barodontalgia, barotitis or hypoxia W94.-
- weightless environment X52.-
Pulling, excessive X50.-
Puncture, puncturing (see also Contact,
with, by type of object or machine) W49.-
- by
- - plant thorns, spines, sharp leaves or
other mechanisms NEC W60.-
- - sea-urchin spine X26.-
- during medical or surgical treatment as
misadventure (see also Misadventure,
cut, by type of procedure) Y60.9
Pushed, pushing (accidental) (injury in)
(overexertion) X50.-
- by other person(s) (accidental) W51.-
- - with fall W03.-
- - as, or caused by, a crowd or human
stampede (with fall) W52.-
- - before moving object, train, vehicle
- - - stated as
- - - - intentional, homicide (attempt) Y08.-
- - - - undetermined whether accidentally
or purposely inflicted Y33.-
- - from
- - - high place NEC
- - - - in accidental circumstances W17.-
- - - - stated as
- - - - - intentional, homicide (attempt) Y01.-
- - - - - undetermined whether accidentally
or purposely inflicted Y30.-
- - - transport vehicle NEC (see also Accident,
transport) V89.9
- - - - stated as
- - - - - intentional, homicide (attempt) Y08.-
- - - - - undetermined whether accidentally
or purposely inflicted Y33.-
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