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Table 2 Opioid adverse effect codes used in combination with related diagnostic codes used to identify overdoses. To meet criteria, a case had to include one diagnosis from category A and one more diagnoses from category B on the same date

From: Protocol: changes in rates of opioid overdose and poisoning events in an integrated health system following the introduction of a formulation of OxyContin® with abuse-deterrent properties

Diagnostic category

Diagnosis

ICD 9 code

ICD 10 code

HCPCS code

A

Adverse effects of heroin

E935.0

  

A

Adverse effects of methadone

E935.1

  

A

Adverse effects of other opioids and related narcotics

E935.2

  

A

COD: Adverse effects of opioids and related analgesics

 

Y45.0

 

B

Mixed acid–base balance disorder

276.4

  

B

Drug-induced psychotic disordersa

292.1

  

B

Drug-induced delirium

292.81

  

B

Drug-induced mental disorderb

292.8

  

B

Pneumonia, organism unspecified

486

  

B

Chronic airway obstruction, not elsewhere classified

496

  

B

Acute respiratory failure

518.81

  

B

Other pulmonary insufficiency, not elsewhere classified

518.82

  

B

Rhabdomyolysis

728.88

  

B

Alteration of consciousness

780.0

  

B

Altered mental state

780.97

  

B

Apnea

786.03

  

B

Shortness of breath

786.05

  

B

Dyspnea and respiratory abnormalities—other

786.09

  

B

Painful respiration

786.52

  

B

Asphyxia and hypoxemia

799.0

  

B

Poisoning by opiate antagonists

970.1

  

B

Suicide and self-inflicted injury

E950–E959

  

B

Assault by drugs and medicinal substances

E962.0

  

B

Injection, Naloxone Hydrochloride

  

J2310

  1. a Including 292.11 and 292.12
  2. b Excluding 292.81