ICD-10 Coding/Factors Influencing Health Status and Contact With Health Services
Objectives and skills for this lesson include:
1. Apply ICD-10-CM coding guidelines for accurate selection and sequencing of diagnosis codes commonly used to code Factors influencing health status and contact with health services
Guidelines
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edithttps://www.cms.gov/Medicare/Coding/ICD10/Downloads/2019-ICD10-Coding-Guidelines-.pdf Chapter 21 specific guidelines can be found on pages 91-106 of this document.
editPart 1: Diagnoses
editChapter 21 Factors Influencing health PPT https://www.dropbox.com
Chapter 21 Guidelines with Clinical Scenarios
CChapter 21 Introduction video
CG I.C.21.a. Use of Z codes in any healthcare settings
editCG I.C.21.b. Z Codes indicate a reason for an encounter
editCG I.C.21.c. Categories of Z Codes
editCG I.C.21.c.1) Contact/Exposure
editCG I.C.21.c.2) Inoculations and vaccinations
editCG I.C.21.c.3) Status
editCG I.C.21.c.4) History (of)
editCG I.C.21.c.5) Screening
editCG I.C.21.c.6) Observation
editCG I.C.21.c.7) Aftercare
editCG I.C.21.c.8) Followup
editCG I.C.21.c.9) Donor
editCG I.C.21.c.10) Counseling
editCG I.C.21.c.11) Encounters for obstetrical and reproductive services
editCG I.C.21.c.12) Newborns and Infants
editCG I.C.21.c.13) Routine and administrative examinations
editCG I.C.21.c.14) Miscellaneous Z codes
editCG I.C.21.c.15) Non specific Z codes
editCG I.C.21.c.16) Z Codes That May Only be Principal/First-Listed Diagnosis
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