ICD-10 Code T52.8X4
Toxic effect of other organic solvents, undetermined
| ICD-10: | T52.8X4 |
| Short Description: | Toxic effect of other organic solvents, undetermined |
| Long Description: | Toxic effect of other organic solvents, undetermined |
Not Valid for Submission
ICD-10 T52.8X4 is a "header" nonspecific and non-billable code code, consider using a code with a higher level of specificity for a diagnosis of toxic effect of other organic solvents, undetermined. The code is NOT valid for the year 2019 for the submission of HIPAA-covered transactions.
Consider the following ICD-10 codes with a higher level of specificity:
- T52.8X4A - Toxic effect of other organic solvents, undetermined, initial encounter
- T52.8X4D - Toxic effect of other organic solvents, undetermined, subsequent encounter
- T52.8X4S - Toxic effect of other organic solvents, undetermined, sequela
Code Classification
- Injury, poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes (S00–T98)
Information for Medical Professionals
Diagnostic Related Groups
The Diagnostic Related Groups (DRGs) are a patient classification scheme which provides a means of relating the type of patients a hospital treats. The DRGs divides all possible principal diagnoses into mutually exclusive principal diagnosis areas referred to as Major Diagnostic Categories (MDC). The diagnosis code T52.8X4 is grouped in the following groups for version MS-DRG V36.0 applicable from 10/01/2018 through 09/30/2019.
- 917 - POISONING AND TOXIC EFFECTS OF DRUGS WITH MCC
- 918 - POISONING AND TOXIC EFFECTS OF DRUGS WITHOUT MCC
- 922 - OTHER INJURY, POISONING AND TOXIC EFFECT DIAGNOSES WITH MCC
- 923 - OTHER INJURY, POISONING AND TOXIC EFFECT DIAGNOSES WITHOUT MCC
- 949 - AFTERCARE WITH CC/MCC
- 950 - AFTERCARE WITHOUT CC/MCC
Table of Drugs and Chemicals
The code T52.8X4 is included in the Table of Drugs and Chemicals, this table contains a classification of drugs, industrial solvents, corrosive gases, noxious plants, pesticides, and other toxic agents. Each substance in the table is assigned a code according to the poisoning classification and external causes of adverse effects. Use as many codes as necessary to describe all reported drugs, medicinal or chemical substances.
| Substance | Poisoning Accidental (unintentional) |
Poisoning Accidental self-harm |
Poisoning Assault |
Poisoning Undetermined |
Adverse effect |
Underdosing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acetal | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Acetaldehyde (vapor) | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Acetaldehyde (vapor) »liquid | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Acetonitrile | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Amyl | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Amyl »acetate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Amyl »acetate »vapor | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Amyl »alcohol | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Amyl »chloride | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Amyl »formate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Amyl »nitrite | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Amyl »propionate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Benzyl | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Benzyl »acetate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Benzyl »alcohol | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Benzyl »benzoate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Benzyl »Benzoic acid | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Benzyl »morphine | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Benzyl »nicotinate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Benzyl »penicillin | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Butyl | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Butyl »acetate (secondary) | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Butyl »alcohol | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Butyl »aminobenzoate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Butyl »butyrate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Butyl »carbinol | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Butyl »carbitol | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Butyl »cellosolve | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Butyl »chloral (hydrate) | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Butyl »formate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Butyl »lactate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Butyl »propionate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Butyl »scopolamine bromide | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Butyl »thiobarbital sodium | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Cyclohexane | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Cyclohexyl acetate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Decahydronaphthalene | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Decalin | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Dekalin | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Dichlorhydrin | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Dichloroethane | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Dichlorohydrin, alpha-dichlorohydrin | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Diethylene | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Diethylene »dioxide | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Diethylene »glycol (monoacetate) (monobutyl ether) (monoethyl ether) | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Dimethylformamide | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Dioxane | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Dipentene | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Epichlorhydrin, epichlorohydrin | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »acetate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »alcohol | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »alcohol »beverage | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »aldehyde (vapor) | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »aldehyde (vapor) »liquid | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »aminobenzoate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »aminophenothiazine | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »benzoate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »biscoumacetate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »bromide (anesthetic) | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »carbamate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »carbinol | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »carbonate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »chaulmoograte | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »chloride (anesthetic) | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »chloride (anesthetic) »anesthetic (local) | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »chloride (anesthetic) »anesthetic (local) »inhaled | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »chloride (anesthetic) »local | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »chloride (anesthetic) »solvent | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »dibunate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »dichloroarsine (vapor) | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »estranol | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »ether [See Also: ether] | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »formate NEC (solvent) | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »fumarate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »hydroxyisobutyrate NEC (solvent) | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »iodoacetate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »lactate NEC (solvent) | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »loflazepate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »mercuric chloride | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »methylcarbinol | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »morphine | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »noradrenaline | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Ethyl »oxybutyrate NEC (solvent) | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Furfural | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Glue NEC | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Hexahydrobenzol | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Hexamethylene | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Isobutyl acetate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Isopropyl | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Isopropyl »acetate | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Isopropyl »alcohol | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Isopropyl »alcohol »medicinal | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Isopropyl »ether | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Limonene | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Nitropropane | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Pimelic ketone | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Pyridine | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Pyridine »aldoxime methiodide | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Pyridine »aldoxime methyl chloride | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Pyridine »vapor | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Stripper (paint) (solvent) | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Tetrahydrofuran | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Tetrahydronaphthalene | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Tetralin | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Turpentine (spirits of) | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 | ||
| Turpentine (spirits of) »vapor | T52.8X1 | T52.8X2 | T52.8X3 | T52.8X4 |
ICD-10 Footnotes
General Equivalence Map Definitions
The ICD-10 and ICD-9 GEMs are used to facilitate linking between the diagnosis codes in ICD-9-CM and the new ICD-10-CM code set. The GEMs are the raw material from which providers, health information vendors and payers can derive specific applied mappings to meet their needs.
- Approximate Flag - The approximate flag is on, indicating that the relationship between the code in the source system and the code in the target system is an approximate equivalent.
- No Map Flag - The no map flag indicates that a code in the source system is not linked to any code in the target system.
- Combination Flag - The combination flag indicates that more than one code in the target system is required to satisfy the full equivalent meaning of a code in the source system.