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Struck by duck, initial encounter

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ICD10CM codes

W61.62XA - Struck by duck, initial encounter
W61.62XD - Struck by duck, subsequent encounter
W61.62 - Struck by duck
W61.62XS - Struck by duck, sequela
W61.61XA - Bitten by duck, initial encounter
W61.52XA - Struck by goose, initial encounter
W61.69XA - Other contact with duck, initial encounter
W61.61XD - Bitten by duck, subsequent encounter
W61.32XA - Struck by chicken, initial encounter
W61.69XD - Other contact with duck, subsequent encounter

HCPCS codes

G9594 - Patient presented with a minor blunt head trauma and had a head ct ordered for trauma by an emergenc
G9530 - Patient presented with a minor blunt head trauma and had a head ct ordered for trauma by an emergenc
G9597 - Pediatric patient with minor blunt head trauma not classified as low risk according to the pecarn pr
T2003 - Non-emergency transportation; encounter/trip
G9593 - Pediatric patient with minor blunt head trauma classified as low risk according to the pecarn predic
G9310 - Unplanned hospital readmission within 30 days of principal procedure
D9450 - CASE PRESENTATION
G9754 - A finding of an incidental pulmonary nodule
G8482 - Influenza immunization administered or previously received
L6687 - Upper extremity addition, frame type socket, below elbow or wrist disarticulation

CPT4 codes

20101 - Exploration of penetrating wound (separate procedure); chest
4037F - Influenza immunization ordered or administered (COPD, PV, CKD, ESRD)(IBD)
20100 - Exploration of penetrating wound (separate procedure); neck
25900 - Amputation, forearm, through radius and ulna
12047 - Repair, intermediate, wounds of neck, hands, feet and/or external genitalia; over 30.0 cm
20103 - Exploration of penetrating wound (separate procedure); extremity
86849 - Unlisted immunology procedure
43410 - Suture of esophageal wound or injury; cervical approach
25248 - Exploration with removal of deep foreign body, forearm or wrist
12041 - Repair, intermediate, wounds of neck, hands, feet and/or external genitalia; 2.5 cm or less