Pediatrics Tip Sheet for ICD-10
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1 Pediatrics Tip Sheet for ICD-10 Asthma - Intermittent - Persistent - Severe Document status: - Uncomplicated - w/acute exacerbation -w/ status asthmaticus Bronchitis If acute, document: - Causal organism, when If chronic, document: -Simple -Mucopurulent -Both Congenital Pneumonia Document organism, when Diabetes Drug Underdosing Epilepsy Feeding Problems with Newborn Length of Gestation and Fetal Growth Leukemia or l - Intentional versus - Unintentional - Intractable versus not intractable And - With or without status epilepticus Document specific cause: - Regurgitation and rumination - Slow feeding - Underfeeding - Overfeeding - Difficulty with breast feeding Document issues related to fetal growth, specify if for gestational age the infant is: - Light - Small or - Heavy Document associated complications, such as: -Diabetic peripheral angiopathy - Diabetic autonomic neuropathy - Diabetic foot ulcer Document reason for underdosing, such as: -Financial hardship or - Age related dementia Specify type: - Localization-related idiopathic or symptomatic - Simple partial or complex partial seizures - Generalized idiopathic Document conditions related to birth weight, document if infant birth weight is: - Extremely low - Exceptionally large heavy birth weight infant Document specific type: lymphoblastic lymphocytic of B-cell type - Prolymphocytic of B-cell type - Hairy cell - Prolymphocytic of T-cell type - Mature B-cell, Burkitt-type Document insulin control status: -Inadequately controlled -Out of control -Poorly controlled Identify any special epileptic syndromes: - Seizures related to alcohol, drugs, sleep deprivation, etc. Include descriptions of poorly controlled pharmacoresistant, treatment resistant and refractory Document conditions related to short or long gestation: - Extremely immature - Premature - Post-term - Prolonged Document remission-relapse status for each patient visit: - Not having achieved remission - In remission - In relapse Version 1.0 Page 1
2 Pediatrics Tip Sheet for ICD-10 Malnutrition Neonatal jaundice Neoplasms Obesity Omphalitis of Newborn Respiratory Distress Syndrome Sepsis Tobacco Use Disorder Umbilical Hemorrhage of Newborn Document type, such as: - Protein calorie - Protein energy Document etiology: - Isoimmunization (Rh, ABO, other hemolytic diseases) - Excessive hemolysis (bruising, bleeding, infection, drugs or toxins given to newborn/transmitted from mother) - Preterm delivery, inspissated bile syndrome, breast milk inhibitor syndromes or conditions (Crigler-Najjar, Gilbert, galactosemia, mucoviscidosis, congenital hypothyroidism) - If a poisoning or adverse effect, document the specific drug or toxin and if given to mother or newborn. Document specific site Document laterality: - Right - Left - Bilateral Document etiology: - Due to excess calories or nutritional - Due to drugs, for example, due to thyroid or pituitary disorder Document type, with or without: Hemorrhage - Type 2 - Transient tachypnea of newborn - Systemic type or causal organism Do NOT use the term UROSEPSIS (consider UTI with Sepsis) Present on admission vs. hospital acquired - Cigarettes - Chewing tobacco Delineate between: - Tobacco use/abuse - Tobacco dependence Document, massive when applicable: - Massive umbilical hemorrhage is based on your clinical judgment or 1 st degree or 2 nd degree - Severe or 3 rd degree Detail when a patient has presented for a specific treatment related to the neoplasm (e.g., surgical removal, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, radiation therapy) If morbidly obese, also document if with alveolar hypoventilation - Circulatory failure related to Sepsis and/or Septic Shock - Severe Sepsis with specific related acute organ dysfunction Document state of dependence: - In remission - With withdrawal - Without withdrawal Document BMI Document morphology: - Malignant - Benign - In situ - Uncertain behavior - Unspecified behavior Document BMI - Related local infections (Pneumonia, Cellulitis, UTI, Catheter related UTI, Infected Dialysis Catheter, etc.) Document if used during pregnancy, childbirth, puerperium Describe history, including product and time Version 1.0 Page 2
3 ADD and ADHD Anemia Asthma - Predominantly inattentive - Predominantly hyperactive - Combined type Document Type: - Nutritional deficiency (iron, Vit B12, folate, protein, etc.) - Hemolytic (enzyme disorder, thalassemia, etc.) - Sickle cell (with or without crisis) with acute chest syndrome or splenic sequestration - Aplastic (drug induced, idiopathic, etc.) - Blood loss (acute, chronic, postoperative) - Intermittent - Persistent Document cause: - Neoplastic disease kidney disease Document underlying cause if - Severe Document any alcohol or drug use, abuse, dependence or past history Specify name of medication or drug with purpose of its use Document status: - Uncomplicated - w/acute exacerbation -w/ status asthmaticus Bipolar Bronchitis Document current episode: - Hypomanic - Manic - Depressed - Mixed Specify severity for manic and depressed episodes: - Severe w/o psychotic symptoms - Severe w psychotic symptoms If acute, document: - Causal organism, when Indicate status: - Full remission - Partial remission If chronic, document: -Simple -Mucopurulent -Both Dehydration Dermatitis Diabetes Drug Underdosing - Hypertonic - Hypotonic Document type such as: - Atopic - Seborrheic - Diaper - Allergic - Irritant or l - Intentional versus - Unintentional Document drug or substance causing irritation: - Metal - Detergents - Plants - Cosmetics Document associated complications, such as: -Diabetic peripheral angiopathy - Diabetic autonomic neuropathy - Diabetic foot ulcer Document reason for underdosing, such as: -Financial hardship or - Age related dementia If dermatitis is due to ingested substance, document if: - Substance - Medicine - Food Document name of substance Document intention and circumstances around swallowing substance Document insulin control status: -Inadequately controlled -Out of control -Poorly controlled Version 1.0 Page 1
4 Epilepsy Feeding Problems with Newborn (birth to 28 days old) Fever Hypoxemia Injuries Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis Major Depressive Disorder Mood Disorders Neoplasms - Intractable versus not intractable And - With or without status epilepticus Document specific cause: - Regurgitation and rumination - Slow feeding - Underfeeding - Overfeeding - Difficulty with breast feeding Document the origin: - Postprocedural - Febrile nonhemolytic transfusion reaction - Un Document the underlying cause of any questionable signs or symptoms Document cause: - Motor vehicle accident - Fall down stairs, etc. Document activity: - Getting out of bed - Skateboarding, etc. - If juvenile RA with systemic onset - If Pauciarticular juvenile RA Document episode: - Single - Recurrent Specify bipolar disorder episodes as: - Manic - Depressed - Mixed Provide information regarding the presence or absence of psychotic symptoms or features. - Specific site, including laterality - Morphology (e.g., malignant, benign, in situ, etc.) - Uncertain behavior - Unspecified behavior Specify type: - Localization-related idiopathic or symptomatic - Simple partial or complex partial seizures - Generalized idiopathic Document if: - Overfeeding - Difficulty feeding at breast - Failure to thrive Document the origin: - Drug-induced (identify the drug) - Postprocedural - Postvaccination Document presence of: - Hypoxemia - Hypercapnia Document intention: - Accident - Assault - Self-inflicted - Undetermined Document laterality: - Right - Left - Bilateral - Severe w/o psychotic symptoms - Severe w/ psychotic symptoms Clarify the remission status: - Full - Partial Detail the severity: - Severe Detail when a patient has presented for a specific treatment related to the neoplasm (e.g., surgical removal, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, radiation therapy) Identify any special epileptic syndromes: - Seizures related to alcohol, drugs, sleep deprivation, etc. Include descriptions of poorly controlled pharmacoresistant, treatment resistant and refractory Clarify any abnormalities originating in the perinatal period Document location: - Kitchen of residential home - Public park - Apartment bathroom, etc. Document work status at time of injury: - Military - Civilian - Hobby, recreational, etc. Document specific site (e.g. shoulder, hip, knee etc.) Indicate status: - Full remission - Partial remission Indicate episode: - Single - Recurrent episode Version 1.0 Page 2
5 Otitis Media Pneumonia Respiratory Distress Syndrome Respiratory Failure Rhinitis Seizures & Epilepsy Sepsis - Subacute - Recurrent Document laterality: - Right - Left - Bilateral - Bacterial (specify organism) - Viral - Aspiration (specify substance) - Fungal - Ventilator Associated - Type 2 - Transient tachypnea of newborn and Chronic - With sore throat - Allergic with asthma (specify if exacerbation or status asthmaticus) Seizures not diagnosed as a disorder or recurrent (i.e., non-epileptic) should specify the condition as being: - Febrile specify simple or complex - New onset - Single seizure or convulsion - Post traumatic or hysterical - Autonomic - Systemic type or causal organism Do NOT use the term UROSEPSIS (consider UTI with Sepsis) Present on admission vs. hospital acquired - Spontaneous rupture of eardrum - Myringitis Document Type: - Serous - Mucoid - Allergic - Atticantral - Tubotympanic Document associated conditions: - Sepsis - HIV disease - Influenza - With hypoxia and/or hypercapnia abuse, dependence, or exposure - Allergic (due to food or pollen, seasonal, nonseasonal, perennial) - Infective - Pneumococcal - Syphilitic - Tuberculous - Vasomotor Specify epileptic seizures as: - Localization-related - Generalized Identify any special epileptic syndromes: - Seizures related to alcohol, drugs, sleep deprivation, etc. Include descriptions of poorly controlled pharmacoresistant, treatment resistant and refractory - Circulatory failure related to Sepsis and/or Septic Shock - Severe Sepsis with specific related acute organ dysfunction Differentiate: - Non-suppurative - Suppurative Document tobacco use, abuse, dependence, or exposure Document underlying diseases (viral infection, influenza, etc.) abuse, dependence or exposure Differentiate between: - Respiratory Distress Syndrome - Respiratory Arrest - Postprocedural Respiratory Failure abuse, dependence, or exposure Describe seizures as: - Localized onset - Simple partial - Complex partial Further describe seizures as: - Intractable - Not intractable - With status epilepticus - Without status epilepticus - Related local infections (Pneumonia, Cellulitis, UTI, Catheter related UTI, Infected Dialysis Catheter, etc.) Version 1.0 Page 3
6 Sinusitis Tobacco Use Disorder Recurrent - Nocturnal enuresis - Cigarettes - Chewing tobacco Delineate between: - Tobacco use/abuse - Tobacco dependence Document location: - Maxillary - Frontal - Ethmoidal - Sphenoidal - Pansinusitis Document state of dependence: - In remission - With withdrawal - Without withdrawal abuse, dependence, or exposure Document if used during pregnancy, childbirth, puerperium Describe history, including product and time Version 1.0 Page 4
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