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Code(s) Description 1 st Dx Only 1 1 st or Add’l Dx 2 Add’l Dx Only 3 V72.2 Dental examination X V72.3X Gynecological examination X V72.4X Pregnancy examination or test X V72.5 Radiological examination, NEC X V72.6 Laboratory examination X V72.7 Diagnostic skin and sensitization tests X V72.81 Preoperative cardiovascular examination X V72.82 Preoperative respiratory examination X V72.83 Other specified preoperative examination X V72.84 Preoperative examination, unspecified X V72.85 Other specified examination X V72.86 Encounter for blood typing X V72.9 Unspecified examination X V73.X V74.X V75.X V76.X V77.X V78.X V79.X V80.X V81.X Special screening examination for viral and chlamydial diseases Special screening examination for bacterial and spirochetal diseases Special screening examination for other infectious diseases Special screening examination for malignant neoplasms Special screening examination for endocrine, nutritional, metabolic and immunity disorders Special screening examination for disorders of blood and blood-forming organs Special screening examination for mental disorders and developmental handicaps Special screening examination for neurological, eye, and ear diseases Special screening examination for cardiovascular, respiratory, and genitourinary diseases V82.X Special screening examination for other X conditions V83.X Genetic carrier status X Non- Specific Diagnosis 4 1 Generally for use as first listed only but may be used as additional if patient has more than one encounter on one day or there is more than one reason for the encounter 2 These codes may be used as first listed or additional codes 3 These codes are only for use as additional codes 4 These codes are primarily for use in the nonacute setting and should be limited to encounters for which no sign or symptom or reason for visit is documented in the record. Their use may be as either a first listed or additional code. X X X X X X X X X ICD-9-CM Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting Effective October 1, 2008 Page 88 of 119
Code(s) Description 1 st Dx Only 1 1 st or Add’l Dx 2 Add’l Dx Only 3 V84.X Genetic susceptibility to disease X V85 Body mass index X V86 Estrogen receptor status X V87.0X Contact with and (suspected) exposure to X hazardous metals V87.1X Contact with and (suspected) exposure to X hazardous aromatic compounds V87.2 Contact with and (suspected) exposure to X other potentially hazardous chemicals V87.3X Contact with and (suspected) exposure to X other potentially hazardous substances V87.4X Personal history of drug therapy X V88.0X Acquired absence of cervix and uterus X V89.0X Suspected maternal and fetal anomalies X not found Non- Specific Diagnosis 4 1 Generally for use as first listed only but may be used as additional if patient has more than one encounter on one day or there is more than one reason for the encounter 2 These codes may be used as first listed or additional codes 3 These codes are only for use as additional codes 4 These codes are primarily for use in the nonacute setting and should be limited to encounters for which no sign or symptom or reason for visit is documented in the record. Their use may be as either a first listed or additional code. ICD-9-CM Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting Effective October 1, 2008 Page 89 of 119
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causing the infection. A “use add
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This code may be assigned as the pr
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