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Medical Coding And Billing Tutorials for Beginners | ICD-Chapter 4 - 17

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Hello everyone, welcome to great online

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training. Today we are going to learn

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about ICD chapter 4 which is endocrine

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nutritional and metabolic diseases.

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Arjuna are you there

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Arjuna? So the code ranges in this

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chapter are E00 to E89. Okay. So today

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we going to cover following topics.

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Diabetes militus introduction then

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diabetes militus complications then ICD

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coding guidelines for diabetes militus

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and complications due to insulin pump

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malfunction and secondary diabetes

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militus. Then we'll see diabetes militus

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in pregnancy and lastly question and

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answers. Okay. So we'll see how to put

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complication due to insulin pump

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malfunction. Secondary diabetes militus

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how to code and again diabetes militus

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in pregnancy. Okay. So let's proceed.

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First we'll see introduction. So in this

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in this topic we have several code

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ranges or you can say sub chapters.

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Okay. E00 to E9 is for disorders of

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thyroid gland. E08 to E13 is for

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diabetes militus. E15 to E16 is for

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other disorders of glucose regulation

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and pancreatic internal secretion. Then

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E20 to E35 is for disorders of other

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endocrine glands. E36 is for

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intraoperative complications of

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endocrine system. E42 to E46 is for

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malnutrition. E52 E64 is for other

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nutritional

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deficiencies. Then E65 to E68 is for

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overweight, obesity and other hyper

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eliminations. Then E7 to E88 is for

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metabolic disorders and E89 is for

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post-procedural endoprine and metabolic

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complications and disorders not

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elsewhere classifiers. Okay. So these

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are several code ranges uh for different

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sub chapters but

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basically there are lots of guidelines

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to follow uh in diabetes. So today we'll

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see guidelines for Eero to E13 because

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this sub chapter has many guidelines. So

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what is diabetes? Diabetes simulators

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arises due to body's inability to

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produce enough insulin to regulate the

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blood glucose or the inability to

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effectively use the produced insulin.

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Either our body is not capable of

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producing enough insulin or in other

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time even if our body produces enough

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insulin our body not able to effectively

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use that insulin. Okay. In both the

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cases diabetes militus happen because it

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will increase your body's glucose level.

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Right? So diabetes militus can be

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categorized into type one and type two.

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So this picture can explain better. This

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is healthy pancrea which produces

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insulin. Then insulin

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receptor receives this glucose and

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convert properly. Okay. But in case of

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type 1 diabetes,

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pancreas are not able to produce

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insulin. Okay. But uh and in case of

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type 2 diabetes militus insulin is

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produced but our insulin receptors are

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not working properly. So cells fail to

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respond insulin properly. Okay. So in

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type one pancreas are failed to produce

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insulin. Whereas in case of type 2

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diabetes melus pancreas are producing

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enough insulin but that cell cells

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insulin receptors are not working

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properly. So cell fail to uh respond to

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that insulin properly. Okay. So first

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we'll see type 1 diabetes. Type 1

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diabetes mitus it is also known as

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juvenile diabetes as this form of

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diabetes appears before 18 years of age

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or insulin or insulin dependent diabetes

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militus. So type 1 diabetes militus is

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also known as juvenile diabetes militus

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because it arise it appear before 18

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years of age or sometime it also known

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as insulin dependent diabetes militus as

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it is an autoimmune disease caused

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because of selective destruction of

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insulin producing beta cells of pancreas

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which leads to little or no production

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of insulin. Okay. So type 1 diabetes

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militus patients are are dependent on

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external insulin supply to survive.

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Okay. So they as to external insulin for

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their survival of life. Okay. That's why

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it is also known as insulin dependent

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diabetes. Okay. Sorry. And all this

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information is very very important. Even

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though if you are going for medical

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coding interview as a fresher or as a

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experienced medical coder or even in

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your medical coding exam or any

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interview related aptitude medical

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coding interview related aptitude exam

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they will definitely ask you question

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about this type of diabetes militus or

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difference between them or they can they

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may ask you to expl explain difference

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between type one and type two. Okay. Or

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there there are different synonyms. So

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type one is joal diabetes militus or IDM

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insulin dependent diabetes militus.

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Okay. The next type is type 2 diabetes

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militus. It is adult onset diabetes also

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known as non-inssulin dependent diabetes

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militus. Okay. So

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NDM means noninssulin dependent diabetes

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militus. Please make a note of it. IDM

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means type one whereas NIDM means type.

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Okay. This is the most common type of

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diabetes seen in elderly population

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caused due to inadequate insulin uh

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production by the pancreas or due to

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inability of the body to use the insulin

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effectively. Okay. So type two diabetes

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militus is also known as Ni NDM. So

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please make a note of it. Type 1

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diabetes militus is also known as

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juvenile diabetes and IDM insulin

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dependent diabetes militus. Whereas type

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2 diabetes militus is also known as

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non-inssulin dependent diabetes

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simulators. N I DD M okay you can say

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that type 2 diabetes mitus is due to it

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is

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lifestyle related diabetes militus okay

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it depends on

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how you your daily activities how you

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take your daily food and all okay so now

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we'll see complications of diabetes

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militus in case of brain it increase

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risk of stroke or cardiovascular disease

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including

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transientic attack, cognitive impairment

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etc. Okay. If you have diabetes you have

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risk of high high BP high blood pressure

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and insulin resistant increase risk of

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heart disease. Okay. In case of

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extremities, peripheral vascular disease

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results from narrowing of blood vessels,

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increasing the risk of for reduced or

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lack of blood flow in legs. Okay. Fit

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wounds are likely to heal slowly

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contributing to gangrine and other

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complications. So, uh these are

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complications of diabetes malitus. Again

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in case of I uh if you have uh high

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glucose high blood glucose and high

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blood pressure that can damage eye blood

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vessels causing retinopathy catacts and

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glaucoma. Okay. In case of kidney if you

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have high blood pressure damages small

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blood blood vessels and excess blood

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glucose overworks the kidney resulting

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in

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neopathy. Okay. And in case of

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neuropathy, hypoglycemia damages nerves

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in the peripheral nervous system. Okay.

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This may result in pain and or numbness.

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Feet bones may go

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undictated get infect uh sorry go

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undictated go get infected and lead to

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okay. So there are many chances of

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diabetes patient that if they have any

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uh wound or those wound will heal slowly

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and they contributing to gangrine and

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other complications. Okay. So these are

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complications related to diabetes

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militus. Now we'll see different coding

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guidelines ICD coding guidelines for

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diabetes militus. Diabetes milit militus

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ICD10 course may be single or

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combination course which includes

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followed. Why we are learning ICD coding

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guidelines for diabetes simulators?

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Because most of the diabetes militus

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course have as combination. So there are

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lots of coding guidelines present for

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diabetes militus. Other sub chapters are

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easy. So there are uh not much coding

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guidelines that's why we learn diabetes

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simulators coding guidelines. Okay. And

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even

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uh in your medical coding interview or

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any exam they mostly ask for diabetes

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militus only. Okay. Diabetes militus

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