Noun<span>noun: hygiene</span>conditions or practices conducive to maintaining health and preventing disease, especially through cleanliness."poor standards of food hygiene"<span>synonyms:<span><span>cleanliness, </span>personal hygiene, personal cleanliness, <span>purity, </span><span>sterility, </span><span>disinfection, </span><span>sanitation, </span>sanitariness; <span>More<span>public health, </span>environmental health, sanitary measures "poor standards of food hygiene"</span></span></span><span>antonyms:uncleanliness</span>Origin<span>late 16th century: via French from modern Latin hygieina, from Greek hugieinē (tekhnē) ‘(art) of health’, from hugiēs ‘healthy’.</span>
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The type of code that is assigned when the provider documents the reason for a patient seeking healthcare services that is not for an injury or disease is Z code (Z00-Z99).
<h3>What are safety codes?</h3>
Safety codes are short codes with numbers and alphabet that are designed to assign for a particular service or reason. These codes are mad to save time and space.
Z codes are assigned for health safety. The Z99 code is for diagnosed codes. It is given when the disorder of the patient is unknown by the doctor or physician.
Thus, the code is Z code (Z00-Z99).
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a substance that provides nourishment essential for growth and the maintenance of life. Examples include proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals.
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