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Shop (commercial) as the place of occurrence of the external cause
ICD10CM code
Name of the Condition
- Shop (Commercial) as the Place of Occurrence of the External Cause
Summary
- This ICD code refers to the location where an external cause of injury or condition occurred, specifically indicating that the event took place in a shop or commercial establishment.
Causes
- The code is not associated with specific medical causes but rather identifies the location context for an incident, such as a slip, trip, fall, or other accident occurring within a shop.
Risk Factors
- Visiting or working in commercial environments frequently. Factors like crowded stores, wet floors, or poorly organized spaces can increase accident risk.
Symptoms
- Not applicable as this code pertains to location, not a medical condition per se.
Diagnosis
- Determined through patient history and context rather than medical testing, focusing on where the incident occurred.
Treatment Options
- Not applicable directly for this code; treatment would focus on the specific injury or condition resulting from the incident.
Prognosis and Follow-Up
- The prognosis would depend on the nature of the injury or condition associated with the code, not the location itself.
Complications
- Potential complications would relate to the injury sustained at the shop, such as infections from wounds or trauma-related issues.
Lifestyle & Prevention
- Be cautious and conscious of surroundings in commercial spaces. Employers can implement safety measures like clear signage and regular inspections to prevent accidents.
When to Seek Professional Help
- Seek attention for injuries sustained in a shop environment, such as severe cuts, broken bones, or head injuries, requiring immediate medical care.
Additional Resources
- National Safety Council (NSC)
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
Tips for Medical Coders
- Ensure this code is used in conjunction with the specific injury or condition code.
- Double-check that the location of occurrence is accurately documented in the patient records to avoid misapplication of the code.