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*People are admitted for an overdose for either of 2 possible scenarios: | |||
* | **(1) Nothing bad has happened to them yet, but it may and so they're observed for observation. In this case, the primary admit code would be [[Observation for SUSPECTED overdose]], and this should be combined with the specific drug(s) in the overdose -- and IF it was a suicide attempt than also combine with [[Suicide attempt (intentional self-harm)|Suicide attempt]] | ||
**(2) They HAVE dangerous physiologic manifestations already (e.g. resp failure, shock) and the admission is for that/those manifestations. In this case you should combine all the manifestations present + the overdose(s) and if relevant also [[Suicide attempt (intentional self-harm)]]. And in this case, the PRIMARY (checked off) diagnosis is the ONE of the physiologic manifestations which is most responsible for the admission (i.e. "worst"; just like we do when people present with infection and multiple organ failures, we choose the worst manifestation as primary). | |||
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