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1.''' Central Line complication''' (requires transfusion or surgery)
1.''' Central Line complication''' (requires transfusion or surgery)
**86000 - '''[[Central Line Related Blood stream Infection (CLR-BSI)]]'''  (see [[UPL]] for subcode 1-95 - not all subcodes apply and we have no rules to exclude any)
**86000 - '''[[Central Line Related Blood stream Infection (CLR-BSI)]]'''  (see [[UPL]] for subcode 1-95 - not all subcodes apply and we have no rules to exclude any)
**98003  Pneumothorax – 2nd to central line insertion
**98003  [[:Catgory: Pneumothorax | Pneumothorax]] – 2nd to central line insertion
**98102  Hemothorax – 2nd to central line insertion
**98102  Hemothorax – 2nd to central line insertion
**98201  Significant bleed - 2nd to central line - Femoral Artery/vein
**98201  Significant bleed - 2nd to central line - Femoral Artery/vein

Revision as of 18:36, 2 November 2010

Significant complications tracked on medicine units.--TOstryzniuk 20:35, 24 November 2009 (CST)

  • NOTE:Dr.Dan Roberts had previously provided this list of “specific complications” that he wanted to track on medicine wards. --TOstryzniuk 20:48, 23 November 2009 (CST)
  • Complication/acquired DX code:

1. Central Line complication (requires transfusion or surgery)

    • 86000 - Central Line Related Blood stream Infection (CLR-BSI) (see UPL for subcode 1-95 - not all subcodes apply and we have no rules to exclude any)
    • 98003 Pneumothorax – 2nd to central line insertion
    • 98102 Hemothorax – 2nd to central line insertion
    • 98201 Significant bleed - 2nd to central line - Femoral Artery/vein
    • 98203 Significant bleed - 2nd to central line - Pulmonary Artery
    • 98203 Significant bleed - 2nd to central line - subclavian arter/vein
    • 98205 Significant bleed - tamponade 2nd to central line
    • 98300 Stroke due to central line
    • 98500 Ischemia 2nd to central line (swan ganz, IJ, Subclavian)
    • 98900 Loss or broken guidewire with central line insertion
    • 99000 Arterial insertion of venous central line (malpositioning of PA or IJ into carotid artery or LV).

2. DVT Art/Ven Embolus/Thrombus -do you just want just lower extremity DVT or any other type?

    • 13200 (code by itself is mixed bag of Arterial or venous embolus or Thrombus)
    • 13201 Femoral (lower extremity)
    • 13202 Popiteal (lower extremity)
    • 13203 Subclavian (upper extremity/thorax-armpit, collar bone area)
    • 13204 Superior mesenteric (abdomin)
    • 13205 Post Operative (anywhere in body)
    • 13206 Internal Jugular (upper extremity/thorax –neck area)
    • 13208 Axillary (upper extremity/thorax-armpit - collar bone area)
    • 13209 Innominate (upper extremity/thorax -)
      • 13606 aortic – Excluded because this is generally a paradoxical embolization of DVT thrombus into the aorta. Our code is a mixed bag of arterial venous embolus or thrombus so don’t include for DVT.

3. Ulcers - Decubitus only

    • 94500 Decubitus ulcer only (used without subcode if stage unknown)
    • 94501 stage 1 surface reddening
    • 94502 just under skin
    • 94503 deep to muscle
    • 94504 full layer to bone

4. HAP-Hospital Acquired Pneumonia

    • 3800 (UPL subcodes 1-95 (exclude subcode 59, see below))
    • 3600 (UPL subcodes 1-95 (Pneumonia if not sure if hosp or community acquired, exclude subcode 59))

5. Aspiration Pneumonia Aspiration (early presentation, documented aspiration)

    • 3859 hospital acquired aspiration pneumonia
    • 3659 Pneumonia Etiology not clear (not sure where acquired) (see discussion here)

6.Pulmonary Embolus

    • 1300 Pulmonary Embolus (used without subcode if reason is unknown)
    • 1301 Pulmonary Embolus- Septic
    • 1302 Thrombic
    • 1303 Post Operative
    • 1304 Air
    • 1305 Post Trauma-fat emboli – not included for medicine
    • 1390 other reason (same as using 1300 when reason is unknown)

7. Cardiac Arrest

8. CVA-Cerebral Vascular Accident

9. NG tube placement problems

    • 99101 Aspiration due to Malpositioning

10. Septic Shock

    • 4400 (UPL subcode 1-95)

11. Severe Sepsis

12. Septicemia/Bacteremia/Fungemia

    • 4600 (UPL subcode 1-95)

13. Cystitis (Bladder Infection)

    • 5100

14. Esophagitis 2nd to infection

    • 6400 (UPL subcode 1-95)

15. Gastroenteritis

    • 6500 (subcode 1-95)

16. Neutropenic Enterocolitis

    • 6800 (UPL subcode 1-95)

17. Pseudomembranous Colitis (C-DIFF)

    • 7212

18. Post OP Surg Wound Infection

    • 8300 (UPL subcode 1-95)

19. Soft tissue abcess

    • 8400 (UPL subcode 1-95)

20. Soft Tissue Infection (includes Cellulitis)

    • 8500 (UPL subcode 1-95)

21. Ulcers - Lower Extremity & other

    • 94700

22. Tracheostomy (complications)

    • 77404 obstruction
    • 77405 malpositioning
    • 77406 bleeding (significant)
    • 77407 Fistula formation
    • 77408 site infection
    • 77490 any other complications

23. Pneumothorax (2nd to procedures)

    • 98001 2nd to pleural tap/thoracentesis
    • 98002 2nd to chest tube insertion
    • 98003 (see item #1 above - central line complication)
    • 98090 2nd to other procedures
    • 1101 iatrogenic (the preference is to use code 980 which is more specific)

24. Hemothorax (2nd to procedures)

    • 98101 2nd to pleural tap/thoracentesis
    • 98102 (see #1 above - central line complication)
    • 98103 2nd to chest tube insertion
    • 98190 2nd to other procedures
    • 1001 Iatrogenic (the preference is to use code 981 which is more specific)

25. Mainstem intubation

    • 98600

26. Aortic dissection post angioplasty

    • 98700

27. Liver laceration post procedure (post chest tube or any other procedure)

    • 98900