X08.01XD Exposure to bed fire due to burning cigarette, subsequent encounter

ICD-10-CM Code X08.01XD: Exposure to bed fire due to burning cigarette, subsequent encounter

ICD-10-CM code X08.01XD is designated as an Injury or Poisoning concept with the preferred name Exposure to bed fire due to burning cigarette, subsequent encounter. Public sources list this code alongside initial encounter and sequela variations for bed fires. The sources establish the code's semantic type and label but do not define specific clinical documentation criteria or payer coverage rules. 3 4 5

Plain-language overview

Code X08.01XD carries the preferred name Exposure to bed fire due to burning cigarette, subsequent encounter and is classified under the Injury or Poisoning semantic type. 5

What this code represents

The code X08.01XD exists within a group of related codes that includes X08.01XA for the initial encounter and X08.01XS for sequela of exposure to a bed fire due to burning cigarette. 3

The CMS source lists X08.01XD separately from X08.00XD, which represents exposure to a bed fire due to unspecified burning material, establishing a distinction based on the cause of the fire. 3

Coding details

The CMS appendix includes X08.01XD in a list with other furniture fire codes, such as X08.11XD for exposure to a sofa fire due to burning cigarette and X08.21XD for exposure to other furniture fire due to burning cigarette. 3

Documentation considerations

The EVS Explore source displays the code X08.01XD and its preferred name, while the CMS source lists the code in an appendix, but neither source provides the specific documentation elements needed to apply the code. 3 4

Coverage and utilization context

The CMS source includes X08.01XD in an appendix of the NGHP User Guide, but this inclusion does not establish payer coverage rules or guarantee payment for any specific service. 3

What the sources add

The EVS Explore source identifies the semantic type of X08.01XD as Injury or Poisoning, and the CMS source lists the code alongside initial encounter and sequela variants for the same bed fire scenario. 3 5

The NCBI source discusses carbon monoxide exposure from cigarette smoke and notes that exposures can occur in fires, while the CDC source mentions fire injuries and costs from cigarettes, providing environmental context for fire events. 1 2

Questions to verify

The supplied sources do not establish the exact clinical criteria that distinguish the subsequent encounter represented by X08.01XD from the initial encounter or sequela phases of care. 3 5

Sources

1. Bookshelf — ncbi.nlm.nih.gov; accessed 2026-07-26.
2. CIB 67: Promoting Health and Preventing Disease and ... — cdc.gov; accessed 2026-07-26.
3. NGHP User Guide - Chapter V - Appendices v6.7 January ... — cms.gov; accessed 2026-07-26.
4. EVS Explore — evsexplore.semantics.cancer.gov; accessed 2026-07-26.
5. EVS Explore — evsexplore.semantics.cancer.gov; accessed 2026-07-26.