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ICD-10-CM Code for Activity, walking, marching and hiking Y93.01

ICD-10 code Y93.01 for Activity, walking, marching and hiking is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range - External causes of morbidity .

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Official Long Descriptor

Activity, walking, marching and hiking
Activity, walking, marching and hiking on level or elevated terrain
Excludes1: activity, mountain climbing (Y93.31)

Y93.0

Excludes1: activity, walking an animal (Y93.K1)
activity, walking or running on a treadmill (Y93.A1)

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Telehealth question
You are correct, that is incorrect usage of the code. Codes in the V-Y range are "external causes of morbidity codes" which, per the ICD-10 guidelines, "[I]are intended to provide data for injury res... [ Read More ]
Telehealth question
My providers are adding Dx Y93.C9 to their telehealth documentation/charts. I haven't seen that this is necessary, and in fact I don't believe it's appropriate, unless the patient was actually using ... [ Read More ]
Chapter 6 in Study Guide "Issues
Having issues in Chapter 6 of study guide. Page 113 Example: says to code the Kenalog 40mg. However this is not in the Table of Drugs and Biologicals Appendix A in HCPCS II. How and Where do you look ... [ Read More ]
External Cause - Jumping From Car
How about W17.89xA, Y92.810, and Y93.39. This covers Falling from 1 level to another, Car as the place of occurrence, and jumping off as the activity.... [ Read More ]
BLUE Cross Denials
I am in need of help, I have received a few denials in the last couple of weeks on my injury coding. I will give you an example. DX 1. s93.601A 2. Y93.66, 3. Y92.322 CPT. 1.99214, 2.73630-LT 3.7363... [ Read More ]
Help with a Code Please
yes add the activity for sleeping Y93.84... [ Read More ]
Rhit, ccs
Found an error in the AAPC Healthcare Business Monthly, February 2018 edition. In the Coding/Billing section, article, "Build Up Physical and Occupational Therapy Know How, page 47, the author had an... [ Read More ]
ICD 10 Workplace Dx?
This isn't a diagnosis, it's an external cause - you could use W18.40XA for the trip and Y92.9/Y93.9/Y99.0 to indicate the workplace if this is all you have, but you would still need a diagnosis for y... [ Read More ]
ICD 10 food bolus
We are using the T18 code and the Y92. We are not using a Y93 code as we cannot find an activity code for eating.... [ Read More ]
ICD 10 food bolus
The external causes index directs to the T17-T18 codes. Did you add the location y92 and activity y93 codes? Peace ?_?... [ Read More ]
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