External causes K
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| ICD-10-CM External Cause of Injuries Index |
| k |
| kicked by |
| - animal NEC W55.82 |
| - person(s) (accidentally) W50.1 |
| - - with intent to injure or kill Y04.0 |
| - - as, or caused by, a crowd or human stampede (with fall) W52 |
| - - assault Y04.0 |
| - - homicide (attempt) Y04.0 |
| - - in |
| - - - fight Y04.0 |
| - - - legal intervention |
| - - - - injuring |
| - - - - - bystander Y35.812 |
| - - - - - law enforcement personnel Y35.811 |
| - - - - - suspect Y35.813 |
| kicking |
| - against |
| - - object W22.8 |
| - - - sports equipment W21.9 |
| - - - stationary W22.09 |
| - - - - sports equipment W21.89 |
| - - person -see Striking against, person |
| - - sports equipment W21.9 |
| - carpet stretcher with knee X50.3 |
| killed, killing (accidentally) [[NOS -see also Injury X58 |
| - in |
| - - action -see War operations |
| - - brawl, fight (hand) (fists) (foot) Y04.0 |
| - - - by weapon -see also Assault |
| - - - - cutting, piercing -see Assault, cutting or piercing instrument |
| - - - - firearm -see Discharge, firearm, by type, homicide |
| - self |
| - - stated as |
| - - - accident [[NOS X58 |
| - - - suicide -see Suicide |
| - - - undetermined whether accidental or intentional Y33 |
| kneeling (prolonged) (static) X50.1 |
| knocked down (accidentally) (by) [[NOS X58 |
| - animal (not being ridden) NEC -see also Struck by, by type of animal |
| - crowd or human stampede W52 |
| - person W51 |
| - - in brawl, fight Y04.0 |
| - transport vehicle NEC -see also Accident, transport V09.9 |
About ICD 10 PCS code: External causes K
The 2020 ICD-10 Procedure Coding System.
External causes K & other ICD 10 PCS codes
(2020 ICD-10-PCS codes valid from October 1, 2019 to September 30, 2020).
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