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ICD 10cm Guidelines: Chapter 4 - Diabetes Mellitus
Introduction to Chapter 4
- The video introduces ICD 10cm guidelines, specifically focusing on Chapter 4, which covers diabetes mellitus conditions.
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Overview of Diabetes Coding
- The coding range for diabetes is specified as E08 to E13, covering both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.
- Type 1 diabetes is defined as occurring in individuals under the age of 14 (juvenile diabetes), while Type 2 is coded as E11.
- If the type of diabetes is not documented, it defaults to Type 2.
Insulin Usage and Complications
- Documentation must indicate if a patient uses insulin; this requires a secondary code for insulin usage.
- Complications from insulin pump malfunction include underdosage and overdosage:
- Under dosage requires coding for mechanical complications followed by underdosage specifics.
- Over dosage codes involve mechanical complications and poisoning by insulin.
Secondary Diabetes Conditions
- Secondary diabetes arises from other medical conditions or treatments such as cystic fibrosis or drug effects.
- Specific codes are provided for secondary diabetes due to drugs (E09), underlying conditions (E08), and other specified types (E13).
Post-Pancreatectomy Considerations
- After pancreatectomy, patients may experience secondary diabetes due to reduced insulin production.
- Codes should reflect postprocedural hypoinsulinemia, secondary diabetes diagnosis, and absence of pancreas.
Conclusion