The medical field has different types of manuals. This is called a tabular list in the ICD-10-CM. It is used for accurate ICD-10-CM code assignment as it can be used to identify poisonings and external causes of high/bad effects.
- The second part of the ICD-10-CM is known too be the Tabular List of Diseases and Injuries. There are 21 chapters are there in the tabular list.
This tabular list to know the type or level of poisonings and external causes of high effects. This List is set out in code number order.
Note that all ICD-10-CM codes start with a letter, all code stages are in alphabetical order based on the first characters.
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