ICD-10-CM Table of Drugs and Chemicals · FY 2026 Letter Q

Table of Drugs and Chemicals: Substances Starting With Q ICD-10-CM

The letter Q section of the FY 2026 Table of Drugs and Chemicals covers 27 substance entries under 24 top-level substances. Each row carries up to six ICD-10-CM codes, one per intent column, and sub-entries are indented under their parent exactly as the printed CMS table nests them.

✓ Built from the official CMS FY 2026 datasetEffective Oct 1, 2025 – Sep 30, 2026
27
Substance Entries
24
Top-Level Substances
6
Code Columns
Q
Letter
Column 1
Poisoning Accidental
Unintentional
Column 2
Poisoning Self-harm
Intentional
Column 3
Poisoning Assault
Inflicted by another
Column 4
Poisoning Undetermined
Intent unknown
Column 5
Adverse Effect
Correct use, bad reaction
Column 6
Underdosing
Less than prescribed
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ICD-10-CM

Table of Drugs and Chemicals: Q 27 entries

27 of 27 shown
SubstancePoisoning
Accidental
Poisoning
Self-harm
Poisoning
Assault
Poisoning
Undetermined
Adverse
Effect
Underdosing
QuaaludeT42.6X1T42.6X2T42.6X3T42.6X4T42.6X5T42.6X6
Quarternary ammoniumT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
anti-infectiveT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ganglion blockingT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
parasympatholyticT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
QuazepamT42.4X1T42.4X2T42.4X3T42.4X4T42.4X5T42.4X6
QuicklimeT54.3X1T54.3X2T54.3X3T54.3X4
Quillaja extractT48.4X1T48.4X2T48.4X3T48.4X4T48.4X5T48.4X6
QuinacrineT37.2X1T37.2X2T37.2X3T37.2X4T37.2X5T37.2X6
QuinagluteT46.2X1T46.2X2T46.2X3T46.2X4T46.2X5T46.2X6
QuinalbarbitalT42.3X1T42.3X2T42.3X3T42.3X4T42.3X5T42.3X6
Quinalbarbitone sodiumT42.3X1T42.3X2T42.3X3T42.3X4T42.3X5T42.3X6
QuinalphosT60.0X1T60.0X2T60.0X3T60.0X4
QuinaprilT46.4X1T46.4X2T46.4X3T46.4X4T46.4X5T46.4X6
QuinestradiolT38.5X1T38.5X2T38.5X3T38.5X4T38.5X5T38.5X6
QuinestradolT38.5X1T38.5X2T38.5X3T38.5X4T38.5X5T38.5X6
QuinestrolT38.5X1T38.5X2T38.5X3T38.5X4T38.5X5T38.5X6
QuinethazoneT50.2X1T50.2X2T50.2X3T50.2X4T50.2X5T50.2X6
QuingestanolT38.4X1T38.4X2T38.4X3T38.4X4T38.4X5T38.4X6
QuinidineT46.2X1T46.2X2T46.2X3T46.2X4T46.2X5T46.2X6
QuinineT37.2X1T37.2X2T37.2X3T37.2X4T37.2X5T37.2X6
QuiniobineT37.8X1T37.8X2T37.8X3T37.8X4T37.8X5T37.8X6
QuinisocaineT49.1X1T49.1X2T49.1X3T49.1X4T49.1X5T49.1X6
QuinocideT37.2X1T37.2X2T37.2X3T37.2X4T37.2X5T37.2X6
Quinoline (derivatives) NECT37.8X1T37.8X2T37.8X3T37.8X4T37.8X5T37.8X6
QuinupramineT43.011T43.012T43.013T43.014T43.015T43.016
QuotaneT41.3X1T41.3X2T41.3X3T41.3X4T41.3X5T41.3X6

Indented rows are sub-entries of the entry above them. The filter matches the full path, so typing a parent term finds its sub-entries too.

Questions About This Page

How do I read a row of this table?

Find the substance, then take the code from the column matching the documented intent. The codes are T-code stems; the code page adds the encounter 7th character (A, D, or S) and confirms billability.

Why do some substances have empty columns?

Not every substance has a code for every intent. An empty cell means the classification does not provide one, and the parent entry or the classification entries such as drug NEC apply.

Related References

Source: official CMS FY 2026 ICD-10-CM release, effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026.