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Motion sickness, subsequent encounter

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ICD10CM codes

T75.3XXD - Motion sickness, subsequent encounter
T75.3XXA - Motion sickness, initial encounter
T75.3XXS - Motion sickness, sequela
T75.3 - Motion sickness
T66.XXXD - Radiation sickness, unspecified, subsequent encounter
T78.49XD - Other allergy, subsequent encounter
T78.40XD - Allergy, unspecified, subsequent encounter
T78.8XXD - Other adverse effects, not elsewhere classified, subsequent encounter
T45.0X5D - Adverse effect of antiallergic and antiemetic drugs, subsequent encounter
T75.29XD - Other effects of vibration, subsequent encounter

HCPCS codes

T2003 - Non-emergency transportation; encounter/trip
J8597 - Antiemetic drug, oral, not otherwise specified
G8959 - Clinician treating major depressive disorder communicates to clinician treating comorbid condition
D0190 - Screening of a patient
M1069 - Patient screened for future fall risk
G8947 - One or more neuropsychiatric symptoms
T1015 - Clinic visit/encounter, all-inclusive
J8498 - Antiemetic drug, rectal/suppository, not otherwise specified
D9450 - CASE PRESENTATION
G9251 - Documentation of patient with pain not brought to a comfortable level within 48 hours from initial a

CPT4 codes

77293 - Respiratory motion management simulation (List separately in addition to code for primary procedure)
1128F - Subsequent episode for condition (NMA-No Measure Associated)
99175 - Ipecac or similar administration for individual emesis and continued observation until stomach adequ
92531 - Spontaneous nystagmus, including gaze
4558F - Patient received at least 2 prophylactic pharmacologic anti-emetic agents of different classes preop
21480 - Closed treatment of temporomandibular dislocation; initial or subsequent
3092F - Major depressive disorder, in remission (MDD)
99082 - Unusual travel (eg, transportation and escort of patient)
99476 - Subsequent inpatient pediatric critical care, per day, for the evaluation and management of a critic
3089F - Major depressive disorder, moderate (MDD)