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NEC

Not Elsewhere Classifiable: a specific code for this has not been created yet
NOS
Not Otherwise Specified: not enough information has been given to the coder to assign a more specific code.
braces }
encloses several terms found in the tablular index, which are modified by the statement to the right of the brace
brackets [
]
contain explainatory phrases or terms. OR the may enclose specific fifth digits that are valid only with the code above it.
parentheses ( )
encloses nonessential modifiers or describe words that do not affect the code assignment.
colon :
incomplete terms
italics
identify codes that may not be used as primary diagnosises.
includes
code can be used
excludes
code is located elsewhere
use additional code
must use a supplemental code if the information is avalible
code first underlying disease
can never be used as a stand alone code or as a primary dignosis code
omit code
means no code should be assigned
see also
is a manditory instruction to cross reference another main term.
appendix a
morphology of neoplasims
appendix b
deleted in 2005
appendix c
classification of drugs
appendix d
classification of industrial accidents
appendix e
list of 3 digit catagories
v codes
factors influencing health status and contact with health services ( obgyn visits, immunizations, physical, pre-op, and counseling)( are procedure codes can stand alone for coding)
e codes
external causes of injury and poisonings (accident, injury, posioning, suicide, and assualt)( is a supporting code not a stand alone code)
morbirity
sickness
mortality
death
volume I
tabular/numerical list of diseases
volume II
alphabetic index of diseases
Volume III
tabular and alphabetic index of procedures
addenda
an addition made to book or publication (at the end of a document, revision, or a change)
adverse affect
an undesired condition that results from use of a medication or drug given in the correct dosage.
combination code
a single code that classifies more than one condition
complication code
secondary code on the claim form, not primary reason for visit
conventions
formatting used in coding books that is exclusive to each volume and publisher
cross walk
reference aid that compares information in one system to another
diagnosis
the process of determining by examination the nature and circumstances of a diseased condition
diagnostic statement
main reason for the patient encounter along with description of additional condtions or symptoms that are treated or related
eponym
a procedure or diagnosis name derived from the name of a person
etiology
cause of origin of a disease
ICD9CM
internation classification of diseases, ninth edition revision clinical modification; a coding system used to code signs, symptoms, injuries, diseases, and conditions.
late effect/ reisdual effect
a condtion that remains after a patients acute illness or injury.
main term
the term used when searching for a specific diagnosis code usually the chief complaint
manifestation
related to the patients condition
morphology
the study of the structure of words
primary diagnosis
the patients main reason for the visit or encounter
principle diagnosis
the condition established after all tests and procedures are completed.
rule out r/o
a designation for an uncertain diagnosis that the provider orders tests or studies for an attempt to eliminate it as a cause of the patients complaint.
secondary
a procedure that is performed in addition to the primary procedure
sign
an indication of a particular disorder that can be observed or measured by a physician
subterm
coding terms that provide more specific information than the main term; provides the anotomic site affected by the disease or injury.
supplementary term
nonessential word or phrase that help define a code usually in () or []
symbols
show changes, alerts reader to new codes, deletions or alterations.
symtoms
an indication of a disorder or disease that the patient reports to the physician but can not be observed or measured
definition of diagnosis coding
describes services, procedures and supplies
ICD10CM
replaces volume I and II of the ICD9CM; uses alphanumeric codes; is much more detailed than the ICD9CM. Includes ambulatory and managed care encounters. contains injury codes; combines codes to provide a more detailed description of the injury or illness.
instructional terms
assist coders to find most specific term
WHO
world health organization
NCHS
national center for health statistics
what year was the cause of death given?
1629
when did they start to include the age of death?
in the early 18th century
what year was the plague in the bills of mortality?
1665
in what year did the icd come under the world health organization?
1948
what year was a committee convened by the national center for health statistics?
1977
what year did the medicare catastrophic coverage act happen?
1988
the who finished the 10th revision of the icd in what year?

1992