Icd-10 Bo Y Te (720p · FHD)

1. ICD-10 Chapter "BO" – Diseases of the Respiratory System (J00-J99) Overview: This chapter covers all non-neoplastic, non-infectious (except respiratory infections classified elsewhere) diseases of the upper and lower respiratory tract. In some older or localized coding systems, "BO" may appear as a shorthand for "Bronchial Obstruction" or "Bronchitis," but in standard ICD-10, the range is J00-J99 .

| Code Range | Condition | |------------|------------| | T36-T50 | Poisoning by drugs, medicaments, biological substances (e.g., opioid overdose T40) | | T51-T65 | Toxic effects of non-medicinal substances (alcohol, solvents, pesticides, venom) | | T66-T78 | Other effects of external causes (radiation sickness, hypothermia, anaphylaxis) | | T79 | Certain early complications of trauma (fat embolism, shock) | | T80-T88 | Complications of surgical/medical care (infection post-procedure, transplant rejection) | icd-10 bo y te

| Code Range | Condition | |------------|------------| | J00-J06 | Acute upper respiratory infections (e.g., acute pharyngitis, acute tonsillitis) | | J09-J18 | Influenza and pneumonia (viral, bacterial, aspiration) | | J20-J22 | Other acute lower respiratory infections (acute bronchitis, bronchiolitis) | | J30-J39 | Other diseases of upper respiratory tract (chronic sinusitis, allergic rhinitis) | | J40-J47 | Chronic lower respiratory diseases (COPD, asthma, bronchiectasis) | | J60-J70 | Lung diseases due to external agents (pneumoconiosis, hypersensitivity pneumonitis) | | J80-J84 | Other respiratory diseases (pulmonary edema, interstitial lung disease) | | J85-J86 | Suppurative/necrotic conditions (lung abscess, pyothorax) | | J90-J94 | Pleural conditions (pleural effusion, pneumothorax) | | J95-J99 | Postprocedural and other respiratory disorders (respiratory failure, J96) | | Code Range | Condition | |------------|------------| |

External cause codes (V00-Y99) are used alongside S/T codes to describe how the injury/poisoning occurred (e.g., car accident, fall, assault). biological substances (e.g.