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Read Code Description 14L.. H/O: Drug Allergy 158.. H/O: Abnormal Uterine Bleeding 16C2 Read Code Description 14L.. H/O: drug allergy 158.. H/O: abnormal uterine bleeding 16C2. Backache 191.. Tooth symptoms 191Z. Tooth symptom NOS 1927. Dry mouth 198.. Nausea 199.. Vomiting 19C.. Constipation 1A23. Incontinence of urine 1A32. Cannot pass urine - retention 1B1G. Headache 1B62. Syncope/vasovagal faint 1B75. Loss of vision 1BA2. Generalised headache 1BA3. Unilateral headache 1BA4. Bilateral headache 1BA5. Frontal headache 1BA6. Occipital headache 1BA7. Parietal headache 1BA8. Temporal headache 1C13. Deafness 1C131 Unilateral deafness 1C132 Partial deafness 1C133 Bilateral deafness 1C14. "Blocked ear" 1C15. Popping sensation in ear 1C1Z. Hearing symptom NOS 22J.. O/E - dead 22J4. O/E - dead - sudden death 22L4. O/E - Wound infected 2542. O/E - dental caries 2554. O/E - gums - blue line 2555. O/E - hypertrophy of gums 2FF.. O/E - skin ulcer 2I14. O/E - a rash 39C0. Pressure sore 39C1. Superficial pressure sore 39C2. Deep pressure sore 62... Patient pregnant 6332. Single stillbirth 66G4. Allergy drug side effect 72001 Enucleation of eyeball 7443. Exteriorisation of trachea 744D. Tracheo-oesophageal puncture 7511. Surgical removal of tooth 75141 Root canal therapy to tooth 7610. Total excision of stomach 7645. Creation of ileostomy 773C. Other operations on bowel 773Cz Other operation on bowel NOS 7826. Incision of bile duct 7840. Total excision of spleen 7B01. Total nephrectomy 7C032 Unilateral total orchidectomy - unspecified 7E117 Left salpingoophorectomy 7E118 Right salpingectomy 7E119 Left salpingectomy 7G321 Avulsion of nail 7H220 Exploratory laparotomy 7J174 Manipulation of mandible 8HG.. Died in hospital 94B.. Cause of death A.... Infectious and parasitic diseases A0... Intestinal infectious diseases A00.. Cholera A000. Cholera - Vibrio cholerae A001. Cholera - Vibrio cholerae El Tor A00z. Cholera NOS A01.. Typhoid and paratyphoid fevers A010. Typhoid fever A011. Paratyphoid fever A A012. Paratyphoid fever B A013. Paratyphoid fever C A01z. Paratyphoid fever NOS A02.. Other salmonella infections A020. Salmonella gastroenteritis A021. Salmonella septicaemia A022. Localised salmonella infection A0220 Local salmonella infection unspecified A0221 Salmonella meningitis A0222 Salmonella pneumonia A0223 Salmonella arthritis A0224 Salmonella osteomyelitis A022z Other local salmonella infection A02y. Other specified salmonella infection A02z. Salmonella infection NOS A03.. Shigellosis A030. Shigella dysenteriae (group A) A031. Shigella flexneri (group B) A032. Shigella boydii (group C) A033. Shigella sonnei (group D) A03y. Other specified shigella infection A03z. Shigellosis NOS A04.. Other bacterial food poisoning A040. Staphylococcal food poisoning A041. Botulism A042. Clostridium perfringens food poisoning A043. Other clostridia causing food poisoning A044. Vibrio parahaemolyticus food poisoning A04y. Other specified bacterial food poisoning A04y0 Foodborne Bacillus cereus intoxication A04z. Food poisoning NOS A05.. Amoebiasis A050. Acute amoebic dysentery A051. Chronic intestinal amoebiasis A052. Amoebic nondysenteric colitis A053. Amoebic liver abscess A054. Amoebic lung abscess A055. Amoebic brain abscess A056. Amoebic skin ulceration A05y. Amoebic infection of other sites A05y0 Amoebic appendicitis A05y1 Amoebic balanitis A05y2 Amoeboma A05yz Amoebic infection of other sites NOS A05z. Amoebiasis NOS A06.. Other protozoal intestinal diseases A060. Balantidiasis A061. Giardiasis - Lambliasis A062. Coccidiosis A063. Intestinal trichomoniasis A064. Cryptosporidiosis A06y. Other specified protozoal intestinal diseases A06z. Protozoal intestinal diseases NOS A07.. Intestinal infection due to other organisms A070. Escherichia coli gastrointestinal tract infection A0700 Enteropathogenic Escherichia coli infection A0701 Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli infection A0702 Enteroinvasive Escherichia coli infection A0703 Enterohaemorrhagic Escherichia coli infection A071. Arizona paracolon gastrointestinal tract infection A072. Aerobacter aerogenes gastrointestinal tract infection A073. Proteus gastrointestinal tract infection A0730 Proteus mirabilis gastrointestinal tract infection A0731 Proteus morganii gastrointestinal tract infection A073z Proteus gastrointestinal tract infection NOS A074. Other specified gastrointestinal tract bacterial infection A0740 Staphylococcal gastrointestinal tract infection A0741 Pseudomonas gastrointestinal tract infection A0743 Campylobacter gastrointestinal tract infection A0744 Enteritis due to Yersinia enterocolitica A0745 Helicobacter pylori gastrointestinal tract infection A074y Other specified other gastrointestinal infection A074z Other specified gastrointestinal tract infections NOS A075. Unspecified bacterial enteritis A076. Enteritis due to specified virus A0760 Enteritis due to adenovirus A0761 Enteritis due to enterovirus A0762 Enteritis due to rotavirus A076z Enteritis due to specified virus NOS A07y. Gastrointestinal tract infection specified organism NEC A07y0 Viral gastroenteritis A07y1 Infantile viral gastroenteritis A07z. Gastrointestinal tract infection specified organism NOS A08.. Ill-defined intestinal tract infections A080. Infectious colitis, enteritis and gastroenteritis A0801 Infectious colitis A0802 Infectious enteritis A0803 Infectious gastroenteritis A0804 Catarrhal dysentery A0805 Haemorrhagic dysentery A080z Infectious colitis, enteritis and gastroenteritis NOS A081. Colitis, enteritis and gastroenteritis presumed infectious A0810 Colitis - presumed infectious origin A0811 Enteritis - presumed infectious origin A0812 Gastroenteritis - presumed infectious origin A081z Colitis, enteritis and gastroenteritis presumed infect NOS A082. Infectious diarrhoea A0820 Dysenteric diarrhoea A0821 Epidemic diarrhoea A082z Infectious diarrhoea NOS A083. Diarrhoea of presumed infectious origin A08z. Ill defined gastrointestinal tract infections NOS A0y.. Other specified infectious diseases of intestinal tract A0z.. Intestinal tract infectious disease NOS A1... Tuberculosis A10.. Primary tuberculous infection A100. Primary tuberculous complex A101. Tuberculous pleurisy in primary progressive tuberculosis A10y. Other primary progressive tuberculosis A10z. Primary tuberculous infection NOS A11.. Pulmonary tuberculosis A110. Infiltrative lung tuberculosis A111. Nodular lung tuberculosis A112. Tuberculosis of lung with cavitation A113. Tuberculosis of bronchus A114. Tuberculous fibrosis of lung A115. Tuberculous bronchiectasis A116. Tuberculous pneumonia A117. Tuberculous pneumothorax A11y. Other specified pulmonary tuberculosis A11z. Pulmonary tuberculosis NOS A12.. Other respiratory tuberculosis A120. Tuberculous pleurisy A1200 Tuberculosis of pleura A1201 Tuberculous empyema A1202 Tuberculous hydrothorax A120z Tuberculous pleurisy NOS A121. Tuberculosis of intrathoracic lymph nodes A1210 Tuberculosis of hilar lymph nodes A1211 Tuberculosis of mediastinal lymph nodes A1212 Tuberculosis of tracheobronchial lymph nodes A121z Tuberculosis of intrathoracic lymph nodes NOS A122. Isolated tracheal or bronchial tuberculosis A1220 Isolated tracheal tuberculosis A1221 Isolated bronchial tuberculosis A122z Isolated tracheal or bronchial tuberculosis NOS A123. Tuberculous laryngitis A124. Resp TB bacteriologically and histologically confirmed A1240 TB lung confirm sputum microscopy with or without culture A1241 Tuberculosis of lung, confirmed by culture only A1242 Tuberculosis of lung, confirmed histologically A1243 Tuberculosis of lung, confirmed by unspecified means A1244 TB intrathoracic lymph nodes confirm bact histologically A1245 Tuberculosis of larynx, trachea & bronchus conf bact/hist'y A1246 Tuberculous pleurisy, conf bacteriologically/histologically A1247 Primary respiratory TB confirm bact and histologically A125. Respiratory TB not confirmed bact or histologically A1250 Tuberculosis of lung, bacteriologically & histolog'y neg A1251 Tuberculosis lung bact and histological examin not done A1252 Prim respiratory TB without mention of bact or hist confirm A125X Resp TB unspcf,w'out mention/bacterial or histol confrmtn A12y. Other specified respiratory tuberculosis A12y0 Tuberculosis of mediastinum A12y1 Tuberculosis of nasopharynx A12y2 Tuberculosis of nasal septum A12y3 Tuberculosis of nasal sinus A12yz Other specified respiratory tuberculosis NOS A13.. Tuberculosis of meninges and central nervous system A130. Tuberculous meningitis A1300 Tuberculosis of cerebral meninges A1301 Tuberculosis of spinal meninges A1302 Tuberculous leptomeningitis A1303 Tuberculous meningoencephalitis A130z Tuberculous meningitis NOS A131. Tuberculoma of meninges A132. Tuberculoma of brain A133. Tuberculous abscess of brain A134. Tuberculoma of spinal cord A135. Tuberculous abscess of spinal cord A136. Tuberculous encephalitis or myelitis A1360 Tuberculous encephalitis A1361 Tuberculous myelitis A136z Tuberculous encephalitis or myelitis NOS A13y. Other specified tuberculosis of central nervous system A13z. Tuberculosis of central nervous system NOS A14.. Tuberculosis of intestines, peritoneum and mesenteric glands A140. Tuberculous peritonitis A14y. Other gastrointestinal tract tuberculosis A14y0 Tuberculosis of anus A14y1 Tuberculosis of large intestine A14y2 Tuberculosis of small intestine A14y3 Tuberculosis of mesenteric lymph glands A14y4 Tuberculosis of rectum A14y5 Tuberculosis of retroperitoneal lymph nodes A14yz Other gastrointestinal tract tuberculosis NOS A14z. Tuberculosis of gastrointestinal tract NOS A15.. Tuberculosis of bones and joints A150. Tuberculosis of vertebral column - Pott's A151.
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