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Occupational exposure to extreme temperature

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ICD10CM codes

Z57.6 - Occupational exposure to extreme temperature
X30 - Exposure to excessive natural heat
W92 - Exposure to excessive heat of man-made origin
Z57.8 - Occupational exposure to other risk factors
X30.XXXA - Exposure to excessive natural heat, initial encounter
X31 - Exposure to excessive natural cold
Z57.1 - Occupational exposure to radiation
T67.02 - Exertional heatstroke
Z57 - Occupational exposure to risk factors
W93.8 - Exposure to other excessive cold of man-made origin

HCPCS codes

G9771 - At least 1 body temperature measurement equal to or greater than 35.5 degrees celsius (or 95.9 degre
G8908 - Patient documented to have received a burn prior to discharge
A6512 - Compression burn garment, not otherwise classified
A6505 - Compression burn garment, glove to elbow, custom fabricated
A9273 - Cold or hot fluid bottle, ice cap or collar, heat and/or cold wrap, any type
G8972 - One or more high risk factors for thromboembolism or more than one moderate risk factor for thromboe
E0605 - Vaporizer, room type
E0210 - Electric heat pad, standard
G0277 - Hyperbaric oxygen under pressure, full body chamber, per 30 minute interval
A6506 - Compression burn garment, glove to axilla, custom fabricated

CPT4 codes

77605 - Hyperthermia, externally generated; deep (ie, heating to depths greater than 4 cm)
97010 - Application of a modality to 1 or more areas; hot or cold packs
93740 - Temperature gradient studies
77620 - Hyperthermia generated by intracavitary probe(s)
1150F - Documentation that a patient has a substantial risk of death within 1 year (Pall Cr)
99184 - Initiation of selective head or total body hypothermia in the critically ill neonate, includes appro
12047 - Repair, intermediate, wounds of neck, hands, feet and/or external genitalia; over 30.0 cm
65450 - Destruction of lesion of cornea by cryotherapy, photocoagulation or thermocauterization
82693 - Ethylene glycol
0108T - Quantitative sensory testing (QST), testing and interpretation per extremity; using cooling stimuli