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| Parasite | Lives on or in another organism taking their nourishment
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| Pathogen | infectious organisms,causes diseases,invades the body
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| Etiology | the cause if disease
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| Truncated code | a code that doesnt contain all necessary digits
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| Bacteria | single celled organisms that are named according to their shape and arrangement
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| Morphology | the study of the behavior of organisms or neoplasms
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| Erythocytes | Red Blood Cells
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| Leukocutes | white blood cells
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| Thrombocytes | platelets
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| Coagulation | blood clotting
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| Plasma | the liquid portion of blood
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| Delirium | a confused disoriented state with the inability to think clearly
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| Delusions | a false perception that is maintained by a person despite proof that it is contrary to reality
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| Myocardial Inarction | (MI) Heart Attack
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| Occlusion | Blockage
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| Stenosis | Hardening of arteries
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| Duodenum | 1st part of small intestine
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| Ileum | last part of intestine
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| Jejunum | The middle part of the small intestine
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| Cecum | the beginning of the large intestine
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| Hepatic | Liver
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| End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) | The late stages of chronic renal failure
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| Antiepartum | The time before childbirth
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| Postpartum | begins immediately after delivery lasting 6 weeks
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| Fetus (Baby) | From 9th week till birth
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| Embryo (Egg) | the developing child thru 8th week of pregnancy
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| Para | More than 20 weeks pregnant
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| Gravida | Pregnancies delivered
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| Arthritis | inflammation of a joint
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| Anterior | Front or forward of body
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| Lateral | away from midline or toward the side
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| Posterior | back or behind body
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| Medial | toward the midline
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| Sprain | an injury to a joint, specifically the ligament
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| Strain | injury to the muscle or tendon
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| Debridement | the cleaning out of a wound
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| Reduction | correcting or moving back into place
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| Manipulation | Movement in a skillful manor
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| Stent | a small device used to support a vessel but still allow blood to flow thru
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| Bypass | to go around a structure
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| Calculus (Calcium) | kidney stones
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| DNC(Dilation and Curettage) | procedure which the cervix is dilated or opened up and uterus is scrapped clean
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| CT (Cat scan) | a collection of xray images from various angles following an injection of a contrast medium
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| MRI (scan) | Magnetic resonance imaging, medicaal imaging using radio frequency signals as its source of energy
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| EKG | electrical record of the heart activity
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| EEG | electrical record of brain activity
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| Anatomical site | the body system involved
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| Adverse effect | the appearance of a pathological condition caused by ingestion or exposure to a chemical substance properly administered or taken
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| benign | not cancerous
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| Carcinoma | malignant tumor that is localized (Has not spread)
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| Coding conventions | are rules that apply to the assignment of ICD-9-CM codes
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| Comorbility | a concurrent that exists with the first listed diagnosis (Outpatient care)
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| Complication | a condition that develops after outpatient care has been provided
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| Congenital anomaly | disorders that are diagnosed in infants at birth
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| Contiguous sites | occur when the origin of the tumor (primary site) involves 2 adjacent sites
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| E-Code | Describe external causes of injury
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| Main Term | (conditions) are printed in bold face type and are folloed by the code number
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| NEC | Not Elsewhere Classified
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| Subterm | (or essential modifiers) qualify the main term by listing alternate sites
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| Late Effect | a residual effect or sequela of a previous acute illness, injury, or surgery. The underlying condition no longer exists
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| Malignant | Cancerous
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| Metastasize | the spread of cancer
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| Morbidity (disease) | data from inpatient and outpatient records
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| Neoplasm | new growths, or tumors, in which cell reproduction is out of control
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| Outpatient | length of stay must be 23 hours, 59 mins, & 59 seconds
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| Poisoning | occurs as the result of an overdose, wrong substance administered or taken, or intoxication
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| Primary Malignancy | The original tumor site. All malignant tumors are considered primary unless otherwise documented as metastatic or secondary
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| Primary Diagnosis | The condition determined after study which resulted in the patients admission to the hospital
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| Secondary Diagnosis | include comorbidities and complications
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| Secondary Malignancy | The tumor has matastasized (SPREAD) to a secondary site, or to a remote region of the body
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| Sequel | Pathological condition resulting from a disease, injury, or other trauma
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| Coding conventions | rules that apply to the assignment if ICD-9-CM codes
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| Categories | are printed in bold upper and lower case type and are preceded by a 3 digit code
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| Excludes | any excludes statement printed below a major topic heading applied only to the code numbers in parentheses after the major topic heading. NOT ENTIRE CHAPTER
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| NOS | Not otherwise specified
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| Subcategory | 4 digit subcategory's are indented and printed in the same fashion as the major category headings
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| Sub-classification | Require the assignment of a 5th digit
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| V-Code | assigned for patient encounters when a circumstance other than a disease or injury is present
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| Ch 1 | Infectious
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| Ch 2 | Neoplasms
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| Ch 3 | Endoctrine
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| Ch 4 | Blood
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| Ch 5 | Mental
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| Ch 6 | Nervous
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| ch 7 | Circulatory
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| ch 8 | Respiratory
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| ch 9 | Digestive
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| ch 10 | Genitourinary
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| ch 11 | Pregnancy
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| ch 12 | Skin
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| ch 13 | Musculoskeletal
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| ch 14 | Congenital anomalities
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| ch 15 | Perinatal
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| ch 16 | Symptoms
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| ch 17 | Injury
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| Supplemental classification | V-codes, E-codes
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| 4 Appendices | A-Neoplasm, C-Drugs, D-Industrial, E-Three Digit
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| comorbility | Secondary condition or concurrent condition that coexist with the primary condition
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| V-Codes | Subclassification of ICD-9-CM codes that are assigned to patient encounters when a circumstance other than a disease or injury is present
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| Mortality | pertaining to death/ rate or frequncey of death
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| Neoplasm | new growth, or tumor in which cell reproduction is out of control
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| Metastasize | the spread of cancer from primary to secondary sites
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| benign | non cancerous
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| complication | condition that develops subsequent to inpatient admission
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| Morbidity | Pertaining to illness or disease/ the rate or frequency of disease
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| Malignant | cancerous
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| Main Terms | are (conditions) that are printed in boldface type and are followed by the code number
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| Congenital | A disorder diagnosis in infants at birth
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| WHO | World Health Organization
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| E-Codes | describe external causes of injury,or poisoning or other adverse reactions affecting patient health
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