Certain adverse effects not elsewhere classified (995)
ICD-9 code 995 for Certain adverse effects not elsewhere classified is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range -OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED EFFECTS OF EXTERNAL CAUSES (990-995).
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I think it usually is Sunday-Wednesday. This year it was March 27-30, which was a Sunday-Wednesday.
2022 pricing was $995 for the conference. There's u... [ Read More ]
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Can you confirm the dates? I saw above May 21st to 24th, but since that was a Sunday to Wednesday I wasn't sure. Trying to get it on the cale... [ Read More ]
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Sepsis was combined with the infection which is the UTI then the organism. In ICD-9 the code for sepsis due to infection was 995.91 which was never allowed first listed you had to code the infection... [ Read More ]
The coding clinic articles you reference were written for ICD-9, but even still at no time did they stat to cod sepsis which was 995,91 or 995.92 first listed. They do state to code the infection fir... [ Read More ]
Yes a UTI can be the reason for inpatient status.
How are going to explain the code first note for the A41 and A40 codes? You cannot ignor it, and you cannot bypass it.
Sepsis is not the infection... [ Read More ]
[QUOTE="zannem, post: 382524, member: 289675"]I do not remember if the sepsis was POA or not for the patient in question. I used three codes, and I believe I sequenced them this way: A41.59 (the sepsi... [ Read More ]
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