External causes R
ICD-10-CM external causes index
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| ICD-10-CM External Cause of Injuries Index |
| r |
| radiation (exposure to) |
| - arc lamps W89.0 |
| - atomic power plant (malfunction) NEC W88.1 |
| - complication of or abnormal reaction to medical radiotherapy Y84.2 |
| - electromagnetic, ionizing W88.0 |
| - gamma rays W88.1 |
| - in |
| - - war operations (from or following nuclear explosion) -see War operations |
| - inadvertent exposure of patient (receiving test or therapy) Y63.3 |
| - infrared (heaters and lamps) W90.1 |
| - - excessive heat from W92 |
| - ionized, ionizing (particles, artificially accelerated) |
| - - radioisotopes W88.1 |
| - - specified NEC W88.8 |
| - - x-rays W88.0 |
| - isotopes, radioactive -see Radiation, radioactive isotopes |
| - laser(s) W90.2 |
| - - in war operations -see War operations |
| - - misadventure in medical care Y63.2 |
| - light sources (man-made visible and ultraviolet) W89.9 |
| - - natural X32 |
| - - specified NEC W89.8 |
| - - tanning bed W89.1 |
| - - welding light W89.0 |
| - man-made visible light W89.9 |
| - - specified NEC W89.8 |
| - - tanning bed W89.1 |
| - - welding light W89.0 |
| - microwave W90.8 |
| - misadventure in medical or surgical procedure Y63.2 |
| - natural NEC X39.08 |
| - - radon X39.01 |
| - overdose (in medical or surgical procedure) Y63.2 |
| - radar W90.0 |
| - radioactive isotopes (any) W88.1 |
| - - atomic power plant malfunction W88.1 |
| - - misadventure in medical or surgical treatment Y63.2 |
| - radiofrequency W90.0 |
| - radium NEC W88.1 |
| - sun X32 |
| - ultraviolet (light) (man-made) W89.9 |
| - - natural X32 |
| - - specified NEC W89.8 |
| - - tanning bed W89.1 |
| - - welding light W89.0 |
| - welding arc, torch, or light W89.0 |
| - - excessive heat from W92 |
| - x-rays (hard) (soft) W88.0 |
| range disease W94.11 |
| rape (attempted) T74.2 |
| rat bite W53.11 |
| reaching (prolonged) (static) X50.1 |
| reaction, abnormal to medical procedure -see also Complication of or following, by type of procedure Y84.9 |
| - with misadventure -see Misadventure |
| - biologicals -see Tableof Drugs and Chemicals |
| - drugs -see Tableof Drugs and Chemicals |
| - vaccine -see Tableof Drugs and Chemicals |
| recoil |
| - airgun W34.110 |
| - [[BB gun W34.110 |
| - firearn NEC W34.19 |
| - gas, air or spring-operated gun NEC W34.118 |
| - handgun W32.1 |
| - hunting rifle W33.12 |
| - larger firearm W33.10 |
| - - specified NEC W33.19 |
| - machine gun W33.13 |
| - paintball gun W34.111 |
| - pellet W34.110 |
| - shotgun W33.11 |
| - [[Very pistol [flare] W34.19 |
| reduction in |
| - atmospheric pressure - -see Air, pressure, change |
| rock falling on or hitting (accidentally) (person) W20.8 |
| - in cave-in W20.0 |
| run over (accidentally) (by) |
| - animal (not being ridden) NEC W55.89 |
| - machinery -see Contact, with, by specified type of machine |
| - transport vehicle NEC -see also Accident, transport V09.9 |
| - - intentional homicide (attempt) Y03.0 |
| - - motor NEC V09.20 |
| - - - intentional homicide (attempt) Y03.0 |
| running |
| - before moving object X81.8 |
| - - motor vehicle X81.0 |
| running off, away |
| - animal (being ridden) -see also Accident, transport V80.918 |
| - - not being ridden W55.89 |
| - animal-drawn vehicle NEC -see also Accident, transport V80.928 |
| - highway, road (way), street |
| - - transport vehicle NEC -see also Accident, transport V89.9 |
| rupture pressurized devices -see Explosion, by type of device |
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