ggparker14
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Can anyone tell me the ICD9 for hypotension due to drugs?
Thanks for any help.
Thanks for any help.
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Wiki ICD9 for hypotension due to drugs
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mitchellde
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Is this due to incorrect dosing of a drug or was the drug taken as prescribed. It matters because the answer will change.
ggparker14
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This was due to a recent change in BP medication that was taken correctly.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
mitchellde
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Yes it does!
If it is a documented low blood pressure after taking the meds then it would be
796.3
E942.4
If it is documented as hypotension then
458.9
E942.4
If it is a documented low blood pressure after taking the meds then it would be
796.3
E942.4
If it is documented as hypotension then
458.9
E942.4
ShelleyCogar
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Would 909.5 be used for effects of the medication with 796.3 and then use the E code E942.6. I have always been told that use E codes only with 800 and 900 series of codes. Just a thought!
Would 909.5 be used for effects of the medication with 796.3 and then use the E code E942.6. I have always been told that use E codes only with 800 and 900 series of codes. Just a thought!
mitchellde
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No it is not a late effect, it is the current effect. E codes can be used with any codes in the book when applicable they are not restricted to use with 800 and 900 level codes. A lay effect would be a residual condition that hangs on after the current condition has been treated and resolved.