In the ICD-10-CM index to diseases and injuries (alphabetic index), the code next to the main term called a default code. It would represent the condition that is commonly related with the main term. In a case where the condition is not documented in a record without any information, then this code should be assigned.
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Proximal and inferior
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'remmen' or braking could be the equivalent of fasting, which is an important component for keeping healthy. Times and duration of this activity can vary from person to person depending on their daily routine, health conditions and their purpose of doing so. It involves a certain period of either not drinking/eating anything at all or allowing oneself only to drink/eat certian limited foods in a limited amount.
If a 53 year old patient is brought to the ER via an ambulance, where you are working as nurse. You will check his vitals and see what his symptoms are. If the patient has labored breathing and also has a fruity odor to his breath, and also has Type 1 diabetes this is a serious condition. The patient is most likely ketoacidosis. This can come on suddenly without warning and can be a life threatening condition. The body's cells are unable to get glucose during ketoacidosis.
