Asked by ethem crypto on Sep 24, 2024
What is/are the correct code(s) for a patient with bronchiolectasis with exacerbation from prolonged exposure to environmental tobacco smoke?
A) J47.0
B) J47.1, Z77.22
C) J47.1
D) J47.0, Z77.22
Bronchiolectasis
A condition involving the permanent enlargement and damage of the bronchioles, the small airways in the lungs, often leading to infection and respiratory problems.
Environmental Tobacco Smoke
Smoke from burning tobacco products and smoke exhaled by smokers, also known as secondhand smoke.
- Comprehend and utilize accurate ICD-10 codes for diverse respiratory disorders.
- Determine the effects of environmental and occupational elements on pulmonary well-being.
Learning Objectives
- Comprehend and utilize accurate ICD-10 codes for diverse respiratory disorders.
- Determine the effects of environmental and occupational elements on pulmonary well-being.
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