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| Video Discription | ICD-9 Coding Tutorial | Mental Health Medical Coding — What Does V71.09 Means? https://www.cco.us/ceu-intro-icd-9-cm-coding-class-yt "From the February 2014 Coding Certification Q and A Webinar": Free for all! Get CEU's!" Mental Health – This question came in and took me a few minutes to figure out exactly what they were asking, but once I did a little research I got where this person was coming from. Q: I am trying to verify exactly what V71.09 means – (mind you, this is not ICD-10, this is ICD-9) – or get more specific meaning behind the description. I show two different definitions: V71.09 No Diagnosis on Axis II, V71.09 No Diagnosis or Condition on Axis I. A: When you go look up in your tabular V71.09 states that it’s other suspected mental condition. Let’s get some background and that will tell us, I believe what we need to know. The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) - You’re going to go and we’re going to be working with DSM from this point on. The axis is referring to how they determine what’s wrong with their patient. Again, this is for mental health. Axis I refers broadly to the principal disorder Axis II lists any personality disorder that may be shaping the current response to the Axis I problem Axis III lists any medical or neurological problems that may be relevant to theindividual’s current or past psychiatric problems; Axis IV codes the major psychosocial stressors to the individual has faced recently Axis V codes the “level of function” This is all based on mental health. So, if we’re going to see a breakdown of that, we have to think “other suspected mental condition,” but there’s no diagnosis. With this particular scenario we have, here is the impression: Axis I: No diagnosis, Axis II: No diagnosis, Axis III: None, Axis IV: Educational problems and Axis V: GAF=85 Let’s go look at this other one: Axis I: No diagnosis. It’s not saying that they don’t have diagnosis per se, it’s other suspected mental condition with no diagnosis is what they’re saying. Axis II: Borderline intellectual functioning, Axis III: Fetal alcohol syndrome by history (they know that), Axis IV: Occupational and educational problems, and Axis V: GAF=75. What that is telling you is that this right here is on Axis II, which is any personality disorder that may be shaping the current response to the Axis I problem, the diagnosis you’re going to be able to state – wait, I don’t want to say the wrong thing – other suspected mental condition. Get more ICD-9 coding tutorial, ICD-9 coding guidelines, ICD-9 coding exercises, medical coding training, medical coding certification at https://www.cco.us/ o1f8fAHXSgg |
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