ICD-10 Code for Exposure

Main code

T75.89 – Other specified effects of external causes

Billable

No – header code

See also

Contact, with

Index entries for Exposure

• acariasis – Z20.7
• Agent Orange – Z77.33
• AIDS virus – Z20.6
• air pollution – Z77.110
• algae and algae toxins – Z77.121
• algae bloom – Z77.121
• anthrax – Z20.810
• aromatic amines – Z77.020
• aromatic (hazardous) – Z77.028
• aromatic dyes NOS – Z77.028
• arsenic – Z77.010
• asbestos – Z77.090
• bacterial disease NEC – Z20.818
• benzene – Z77.021
• blue-green algae bloom – Z77.121
• blast overpressure NOS – Z77.40
  • high-level (HLB) – Z77.42
  • low-level (LLB) – Z77.41
  • specified NEC – Z77.49
• body fluids (potentially hazardous) – Z77.21
• brown tide – Z77.121
• burn pits in war theater – Z77.32
• chemicals (chiefly nonmedicinal) (hazardous) – Z77.098
• cholera – Z20.09
• chromium compounds – Z77.018
• cold, effects of – T69.9 (header)
  • specified effect NEC – T69.8 (header)
• communicable disease – Z20.9
  • bacterial NEC – Z20.818
  • specified NEC – Z20.89
  • viral NEC – Z20.828
  • Zika virus – Z20.821
• coronavirus (disease) (novel) – Z20.822
• COVID-19 – Z20.822
• cyanobacteria bloom – Z77.121
• disaster – Z65.5
• discrimination – Z60.5
• dyes – Z77.098
• effects of – T73.9 (header)
• environmental tobacco smoke (acute) (chronic) – Z77.22
• Escherichia coli (E. coli) – Z20.01
• exhaustion due to – T73.2 (header)
• fiberglass – see Table of Drugs and Chemicals, fiberglass
• gadolinium – Z77.013
• German measles – Z20.4
• gonorrhea – Z20.2
• hazardous metals NEC – Z77.018
• hazardous substances NEC – Z77.29
• hazards in the physical environment NEC – Z77.128
• hazards to health NEC – Z77.9
• human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) – Z20.6
• human T-lymphotropic virus type-1 (HTLV-1) – Z20.89
• implanted
  • mesh – see Complications, prosthetic device or implant, mesh
  • prosthetic materials NEC – see Complications, prosthetic materials NEC
• infestation (parasitic) – Z20.7
• intestinal infectious disease NEC – Z20.09
  • Escherichia coli (E. coli) – Z20.01
• lead – Z77.011
• meningococcus – Z20.811
• mold (toxic) – Z77.120
• nickel dust – Z77.018
• noise – Z77.122
• occupational
  • air contaminants NEC – Z57.39
  • dust – Z57.2
  • environmental tobacco smoke – Z57.31
  • extreme temperature – Z57.6
  • noise – Z57.0
  • radiation – Z57.1
  • risk factors – Z57.9
    • specified NEC – Z57.8
  • toxic agents (gases) (liquids) (solids) (vapors) – Z57.4
  • toxic agents (gases) (liquids) (solids) (vapors) – Z57.5
  • vibration – Z57.7
• parasitic disease NEC – Z20.7
• pediculosis – Z20.7
• persecution – Z60.5
• pfiesteria piscicida – Z77.121
• poliomyelitis – Z20.89
• polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons – Z77.028
• pollution
  • air – Z77.110
  • environmental NEC – Z77.118
  • soil – Z77.112
  • water – Z77.111
• prenatal (drugs) (toxic chemicals) – see Newborn, affected by, noxious substances transmitted via placenta or breast milk
• rabies – Z20.3
• radiation, naturally occurring NEC – Z77.123
• radon – Z77.123
• red tide (Florida) – Z77.121
• risk factor, personal, to diethylstilbestrol (DES) (in utero) – Z91.B
• rubella – Z20.4
• SARS-CoV-2 – Z20.822
• second hand tobacco smoke (acute) (chronic) – Z77.22
  • in the perinatal period – P96.81
• sexually-transmitted disease – Z20.2
• smallpox (laboratory) – Z20.89
• syphilis – Z20.2
• terrorism – Z65.4
• torture – Z65.4
• tuberculosis – Z20.1
• uranium – Z77.012
• varicella – Z20.820
• venereal disease – Z20.2
• viral disease NEC – Z20.828
• war – Z65.5
  • theater, burn pits in – Z77.32
• water pollution – Z77.111
• Zika virus – Z20.821