2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 293.9 : Unspecified transient mental disorder in conditions classified elsewhere

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2008 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code 293.9

Unspecified transient mental disorder in conditions classified elsewhere

293.89

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293.9 is a billable ICD-9-CM medical code that can be used to specify a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim.
Newer versions of 293.9: 2009 2010

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Confusion, confused (mental) (state) (see also State, confusional) 298.9

postoperative 293.9

Delirium, delirious 780.09

puerperal 293.9

Dementia 294.8

dialysis 294.8
- transient 293.9

Disorder - see also Disease

mental (nonpsychotic) 300.9
- due to or associated with
  - physical condition NEC 293.9
- transient
  - in conditions classified elsewhere 293.9

Encephalopathy (acute) 348.30

due to
- dialysis 294.8
  - transient 293.9

Episode

psychotic (see also Psychosis) 298.9
- organic, transient 293.9

Postoperative - see also condition

confusion state 293.9
psychosis 293.9

Psychopathic - see also condition

constitution, posttraumatic 310.2
- with psychosis 293.9

Psychosis 298.9

affective (see also Disorder, mood) 296.90
- due to or associated with physical condition 293.9
epileptic NEC 293.9
infective 293.9
- acute 293.0
- subacute 293.1
organic NEC 294.9
- due to or associated with
  - disease
    - endocrine or metabolic 293.9
      - acute (psychosis) 293.0
      - subacute (psychosis) 293.1
  - disorder
    - endocrine or metabolic 293.9
      - acute (psychosis) 293.0
      - subacute (psychosis) 293.1
  - infection
    - brain 293.9
      - acute (psychosis) 293.0
      - chronic 294.8
      - subacute (psychosis) 293.1
    - intracranial NEC 293.9
      - acute (psychosis) 293.0
      - chronic 294.8
      - subacute (psychosis) 293.1
  - physical condition NEC 293.9
    - with
      - delusions 293.81
      - hallucinations 293.82
  - trauma
    - brain (birth) (from electrical current) (surgical) 293.9
      - acute (psychosis) 293.0
      - chronic 294.8
      - subacute (psychosis) 293.1
  - unspecified physical condition 293.9
    - with
      - delusions 293.81
      - hallucinations 293.82
- infective 293.9
  - acute (psychosis) 293.0
  - subacute 293.1
- posttraumatic 293.9
  - acute 293.0
  - subacute 293.1
- transient 293.9
  - with
    - anxiety 293.84
    - delusions 293.81
    - depression 293.83
    - hallucinations 293.82
  - depressive type 293.83
  - hallucinatory type 293.82
  - paranoid type 293.81
  - specified type NEC 293.89
postoperative 293.9
toxic (acute) 293.9

Psychotic (see also condition) 298.9

episode 298.9
- due to or associated with physical conditions (see also Psychosis, organic) 293.9

Puerperal

delirium NEC 293.9

Reaction

organic 293.9
- acute 293.0
- subacute 293.1
psychotic (see also Psychosis) 298.9
- due to or associated with physical condition (see also Psychosis, organic) 293.9

State

confusional 298.9
- postoperative 293.9
psychotic, organic (see also Psychosis, organic) 294.9
- transient NEC 293.9
  - with
    - anxiety 293.84
    - delusions 293.81
    - depression 293.83
    - hallucinations 293.82
transient organic psychotic 293.9
- anxiety type 293.84
- depressive type 293.83
- hallucinatory type 293.83
- paranoid type 293.81
- specified type NEC 293.89

Syndrome - see also Disease

brain (acute) (chronic) (nonpsychotic) (organic) (with behavioral reaction) (with neurotic reaction) 310.9
- posttraumatic
  - psychotic 293.9
    - acute 293.0
    - chronic (see also Psychosis, organic) 294.8
    - subacute 293.1
psycho-organic 293.9
- acute 293.0
- anxiety type 293.84
- depressive type 293.83
- hallucinatory type 293.82
- nonpsychotic severity 310.1
  - specified focal (partial) NEC 310.8
- paranoid type 293.81
- specified type NEC 293.89
- subacute 293.1

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