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Irritability and anger

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ICD10CM codes

R45.4 - Irritability and anger
R45.1 - Restlessness and agitation
R45.86 - Emotional lability
R45.0 - Nervousness
R45.6 - Violent behavior
R45.87 - Impulsiveness
R45.2 - Unhappiness
R45.5 - Hostility
R45.89 - Other symptoms and signs involving emotional state
R45.8 - Other symptoms and signs involving emotional state

HCPCS codes

G2122 - Psychosis, depression, anxiety, apathy, and impulse control disorder not assessed
D9920 - BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT
G8947 - One or more neuropsychiatric symptoms
G8959 - Clinician treating major depressive disorder communicates to clinician treating comorbid condition
G8960 - Clinician treating major depressive disorder did not communicate to clinician treating comorbid cond
G8842 - Apnea hypopnea index (ahi) or respiratory disturbance index (rdi) measured at the time of initial di
G8433 - Screening for depression not completed, documented reason
G9717 - Documentation stating the patient has an active diagnosis of depression or has a diagnosed bipolar d
G8432 - Depression screening not documented, reason not given
G9597 - Pediatric patient with minor blunt head trauma not classified as low risk according to the pecarn pr

CPT4 codes

1091F - Urinary incontinence characterized (eg, frequency, volume, timing, type of symptoms, how bothersome)
3700F - Psychiatric disorders or disturbances assessed (Prkns)
4328F - Patient (or caregiver) queried about sleep disturbances (Prkns)
96127 - Brief emotional/behavioral assessment (eg, depression inventory, attention-deficit/hyperactivity dis
1090F - Presence or absence of urinary incontinence assessed (GER)
3353F - Mild to moderate depressive symptoms as categorized by using a standardized depression screening/ass
80338 - Antidepressants, not otherwise specified
93618 - Induction of arrhythmia by electrical pacing
1040F - DSM-5 criteria for major depressive disorder documented at the initial evaluation (MDD, MDD ADOL)
3354F - Clinically significant depressive symptoms as categorized by using a standardized depression screeni