Nurses General Nursing Toon
Updated: Mar 3, 2020 Published Oct 2, 2015
I don't always get sucked into a jet engine ... But when I do, I use ICD-10 code: V97.33XD.
SnowShoeRN
468 Posts
I think I just woke up my fiancee 2 rooms over. Oh my God this is funny. I'm going to have to make more memes similar to OP's. Thanks for the laugh on a stressful morning. :)
f1j1nurse
114 Posts
This made me laugh so hard, I cried!!
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Dogen
897 Posts
Technically, subsequent encounters means with a provider, but...
azhiker96, BSN, RN
1,129 Posts
It would be funny if it weren't used for billing. Other countries just use it to gather data. We are the only country that uses ICD-9 and now 10 for billing which means more ways for CMS and insurance to reject claims.
Farawyn
12,646 Posts
When I worked at the Women's Clinic last year I went to a 2 day ICD10 seminar because...Ooooooooooh, it was right around the corner!
The water skiing DX. I remember doing a spit take right there in the conference room. Come ON.
cracklingkraken, ASN, RN
1,855 Posts
T71.231D - Asphyxiation due to being trapped in a discarded refrigerator, accidental
W56.22XA - Struck by orca, initial encounter
cracklingkraken said:T71.231D - Asphyxiation due to being trapped in a discarded refrigerator, accidentalW56.22XA - Struck by orca, initial encounter
What is the code for a secondary encounter?
Farawyn said:What is the code for a secondary encounter?
I guess they figured it was highly unlikely to get struck by an orca twice that they didn't bother coming up with one.
blondy2061h, MSN, RN
1 Article; 4,094 Posts
Well secondary encounter codes would be used for billing for follow up visits for the orca strike injuries, no?
If the person were to find themselves struck by a separate orca, or even struck by the same orca again, on a different occasion, and had new injuries, I believe that would be another initial encounter.
cracklingkraken said:I guess they figured it was highly unlikely to get struck by an orca twice that they didn't bother coming up with one.
Cannot WAIT for ICD 11
blondy2061h said:Well secondary encounter codes would be used for billing for follow up visits for the orca strike injuries, no?If the person were to find themselves struck by a separate orca, or even struck by the same orca again, on a different occasion, and had new injuries, I believe that would be another initial encounter.
I wonder if there's a 90 day time limit between encounters.
Farawyn said:I wonder if there's a 90 day time limit between encounters.
I wonder if one of the developers of ICD 10 worked near a Sea World.