ICD-10-CM Table of Drugs and Chemicals · FY 2027 Letter V

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

The letter V section of the FY 2027 Table of Drugs and Chemicals covers 199 substance entries under 71 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 2027 datasetEffective Oct 1, 2026 – Sep 30, 2027
199
Substance Entries
71
Top-Level Substances
6
Code Columns
V
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: V 199 entries

199 of 199 shown
SubstancePoisoning
Accidental
Poisoning
Self-harm
Poisoning
Assault
Poisoning
Undetermined
Adverse
Effect
Underdosing
Vaccine NECT50.Z91T50.Z92T50.Z93T50.Z94T50.Z95T50.Z96
antineoplasticT50.Z91T50.Z92T50.Z93T50.Z94T50.Z95T50.Z96
bacterial NECT50.A91T50.A92T50.A93T50.A94T50.A95T50.A96
mixed NECT50.A21T50.A22T50.A23T50.A24T50.A25T50.A26
with––––––
other bacterial componentT50.A21T50.A22T50.A23T50.A24T50.A25T50.A26
pertussis componentT50.A11T50.A12T50.A13T50.A14T50.A15T50.A16
viral-rickettsial componentT50.A21T50.A22T50.A23T50.A24T50.A25T50.A26
BCGT50.A91T50.A92T50.A93T50.A94T50.A95T50.A96
choleraT50.A91T50.A92T50.A93T50.A94T50.A95T50.A96
diphtheriaT50.A91T50.A92T50.A93T50.A94T50.A95T50.A96
with tetanusT50.A21T50.A22T50.A23T50.A24T50.A25T50.A26
and pertussisT50.A11T50.A12T50.A13T50.A14T50.A15T50.A16
influenzaT50.B91T50.B92T50.B93T50.B94T50.B95T50.B96
measlesT50.B91T50.B92T50.B93T50.B94T50.B95T50.B96
with mumps and rubellaT50.B91T50.B92T50.B93T50.B94T50.B95T50.B96
meningococcalT50.A91T50.A92T50.A93T50.A94T50.A95T50.A96
mumpsT50.B91T50.B92T50.B93T50.B94T50.B95T50.B96
paratyphoidT50.A91T50.A92T50.A93T50.A94T50.A95T50.A96
pertussisT50.A11T50.A12T50.A13T50.A14T50.A15T50.A16
with diphtheriaT50.A11T50.A12T50.A13T50.A14T50.A15T50.A16
and tetanusT50.A11T50.A12T50.A13T50.A14T50.A15T50.A16
with other componentT50.A11T50.A12T50.A13T50.A14T50.A15T50.A16
plagueT50.A91T50.A92T50.A93T50.A94T50.A95T50.A96
poliomyelitisT50.B91T50.B92T50.B93T50.B94T50.B95T50.B96
poliovirusT50.B91T50.B92T50.B93T50.B94T50.B95T50.B96
rabiesT50.B91T50.B92T50.B93T50.B94T50.B95T50.B96
respiratory syncytial virusT50.B91T50.B92T50.B93T50.B94T50.B95T50.B96
rickettsial NECT50.A91T50.A92T50.A93T50.A94T50.A95T50.A96
with––––––
bacterial componentT50.A21T50.A22T50.A23T50.A24T50.A25T50.A26
Rocky Mountain spotted feverT50.A91T50.A92T50.A93T50.A94T50.A95T50.A96
rubellaT50.B91T50.B92T50.B93T50.B94T50.B95T50.B96
sabin oralT50.B91T50.B92T50.B93T50.B94T50.B95T50.B96
smallpoxT50.B11T50.B12T50.B13T50.B14T50.B15T50.B16
TABT50.A91T50.A92T50.A93T50.A94T50.A95T50.A96
tetanusT50.A91T50.A92T50.A93T50.A94T50.A95T50.A96
typhoidT50.A91T50.A92T50.A93T50.A94T50.A95T50.A96
typhusT50.A91T50.A92T50.A93T50.A94T50.A95T50.A96
viral NECT50.B91T50.B92T50.B93T50.B94T50.B95T50.B96
yellow feverT50.B91T50.B92T50.B93T50.B94T50.B95T50.B96
Vaccinia immune globulinT50.Z11T50.Z12T50.Z13T50.Z14T50.Z15T50.Z16
Vaginal contraceptivesT49.8X1T49.8X2T49.8X3T49.8X4T49.8X5T49.8X6
Valerian––––––
rootT42.6X1T42.6X2T42.6X3T42.6X4T42.6X5T42.6X6
tinctureT42.6X1T42.6X2T42.6X3T42.6X4T42.6X5T42.6X6
Valethamate bromideT44.3X1T44.3X2T44.3X3T44.3X4T44.3X5T44.3X6
ValisoneT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ValiumT42.4X1T42.4X2T42.4X3T42.4X4T42.4X5T42.4X6
ValmidT42.6X1T42.6X2T42.6X3T42.6X4T42.6X5T42.6X6
ValnoctamideT42.6X1T42.6X2T42.6X3T42.6X4T42.6X5T42.6X6
Valproate (sodium)T42.6X1T42.6X2T42.6X3T42.6X4T42.6X5T42.6X6
Valproic acidT42.6X1T42.6X2T42.6X3T42.6X4T42.6X5T42.6X6
ValpromideT42.6X1T42.6X2T42.6X3T42.6X4T42.6X5T42.6X6
VanadiumT56.891T56.892T56.893T56.894––
VancomycinT36.8X1T36.8X2T36.8X3T36.8X4T36.8X5T36.8X6
VaporSee Also: GasT59.91T59.92T59.93T59.94––
kiln (carbon monoxide)T58.8X1T58.8X2T58.8X3T58.8X4––
leadSee: lead––––––
specified source NECT59.891T59.892T59.893T59.894––
VardenafilT46.7X1T46.7X2T46.7X3T46.7X4T46.7X5T46.7X6
Varicose reduction drugT46.8X1T46.8X2T46.8X3T46.8X4T46.8X5T46.8X6
VarnishT65.4X1T65.4X2T65.4X3T65.4X4––
cleanerT52.91T52.92T52.93T52.94––
VaselineT49.3X1T49.3X2T49.3X3T49.3X4T49.3X5T49.3X6
VasodilanT46.7X1T46.7X2T46.7X3T46.7X4T46.7X5T46.7X6
Vasodilator––––––
coronary NECT46.3X1T46.3X2T46.3X3T46.3X4T46.3X5T46.3X6
peripheral NECT46.7X1T46.7X2T46.7X3T46.7X4T46.7X5T46.7X6
VasopressinT38.891T38.892T38.893T38.894T38.895T38.896
Vasopressor drugsT38.891T38.892T38.893T38.894T38.895T38.896
Vecuronium bromideT48.1X1T48.1X2T48.1X3T48.1X4T48.1X5T48.1X6
Vegetable extract, astringentT49.2X1T49.2X2T49.2X3T49.2X4T49.2X5T49.2X6
VenlafaxineT43.211T43.212T43.213T43.214T43.215T43.216
Venom, venomous (bite) (sting)T63.91T63.92T63.93T63.94––
amphibian NECT63.831T63.832T63.833T63.834––
animal NECT63.891T63.892T63.893T63.894––
antT63.421T63.422T63.423T63.424––
arthropod NECT63.481T63.482T63.483T63.484––
beeT63.441T63.442T63.443T63.444––
centipedeT63.411T63.412T63.413T63.414––
fishT63.591T63.592T63.593T63.594––
frogT63.811T63.812T63.813T63.814––
hornetT63.451T63.452T63.453T63.454––
insect NECT63.481T63.482T63.483T63.484––
lizardT63.121T63.122T63.123T63.124––
marine––––––
animalsT63.691T63.692T63.693T63.694––
bluebottleT63.611T63.612T63.613T63.614––
jellyfish NECT63.621T63.622T63.623T63.624––
Portuguese Man-o-warT63.611T63.612T63.613T63.614––
sea anemoneT63.631T63.632T63.633T63.634––
specified NECT63.691T63.692T63.693T63.694––
fishT63.591T63.592T63.593T63.594––
plantsT63.711T63.712T63.713T63.714––
sting rayT63.511T63.512T63.513T63.514––
millipede (tropical)T63.411T63.412T63.413T63.414––
plant NECT63.791T63.792T63.793T63.794––
marineT63.711T63.712T63.713T63.714––
reptileT63.191T63.192T63.193T63.194––
gila monsterT63.111T63.112T63.113T63.114––
lizard NECT63.121T63.122T63.123T63.124––
scorpionT63.2X1T63.2X2T63.2X3T63.2X4––
snakeT63.001T63.002T63.003T63.004––
African NECT63.081T63.082T63.083T63.084––
American (North) (South) NECT63.061T63.062T63.063T63.064––
AsianT63.081T63.082T63.083T63.084––
AustralianT63.071T63.072T63.073T63.074––
cobraT63.041T63.042T63.043T63.044––
coral snakeT63.021T63.022T63.023T63.024––
rattlesnakeT63.011T63.012T63.013T63.014––
specified NECT63.091T63.092T63.093T63.094––
taipanT63.031T63.032T63.033T63.034––
specified NECT63.891T63.892T63.893T63.894––
spiderT63.301T63.302T63.303T63.304––
black widowT63.311T63.312T63.313T63.314––
brown recluseT63.331T63.332T63.333T63.334––
specified NECT63.391T63.392T63.393T63.394––
tarantulaT63.321T63.322T63.323T63.324––
sting rayT63.511T63.512T63.513T63.514––
toadT63.821T63.822T63.823T63.824––
waspT63.461T63.462T63.463T63.464––
Venous sclerosing drug NECT46.8X1T46.8X2T46.8X3T46.8X4T46.8X5T46.8X6
VentolinSee: Albuterol––––––
VeramonT42.3X1T42.3X2T42.3X3T42.3X4T42.3X5T42.3X6
VerapamilT46.1X1T46.1X2T46.1X3T46.1X4T46.1X5T46.1X6
VeratrineT46.5X1T46.5X2T46.5X3T46.5X4T46.5X5T46.5X6
Veratrum––––––
albumT62.2X1T62.2X2T62.2X3T62.2X4––
alkaloidsT46.5X1T46.5X2T46.5X3T46.5X4T46.5X5T46.5X6
virideT62.2X1T62.2X2T62.2X3T62.2X4––
VerdigrisT60.3X1T60.3X2T60.3X3T60.3X4––
VeronalT42.3X1T42.3X2T42.3X3T42.3X4T42.3X5T42.3X6
VeroxilT37.4X1T37.4X2T37.4X3T37.4X4T37.4X5T37.4X6
VersenateT50.6X1T50.6X2T50.6X3T50.6X4T50.6X5T50.6X6
VersidyneT39.8X1T39.8X2T39.8X3T39.8X4T39.8X5T39.8X6
VetrabutineT48.0X1T48.0X2T48.0X3T48.0X4T48.0X5T48.0X6
VidarabineT37.5X1T37.5X2T37.5X3T37.5X4T37.5X5T37.5X6
Vienna––––––
greenT57.0X1T57.0X2T57.0X3T57.0X4––
insecticideT60.2X1T60.2X2T60.2X3T60.2X4––
redT57.0X1T57.0X2T57.0X3T57.0X4––
pharmaceutical dyeT50.991T50.992T50.993T50.994T50.995T50.996
VigabatrinT42.6X1T42.6X2T42.6X3T42.6X4T42.6X5T42.6X6
ViloxazineT43.291T43.292T43.293T43.294T43.295T43.296
ViminolT39.8X1T39.8X2T39.8X3T39.8X4T39.8X5T39.8X6
Vinbarbital, vinbarbitoneT42.3X1T42.3X2T42.3X3T42.3X4T42.3X5T42.3X6
VinblastineT45.1X1T45.1X2T45.1X3T45.1X4T45.1X5T45.1X6
VinburnineT46.7X1T46.7X2T46.7X3T46.7X4T46.7X5T46.7X6
VincamineT45.1X1T45.1X2T45.1X3T45.1X4T45.1X5T45.1X6
VincristineT45.1X1T45.1X2T45.1X3T45.1X4T45.1X5T45.1X6
VindesineT45.1X1T45.1X2T45.1X3T45.1X4T45.1X5T45.1X6
Vinesthene, vinetheneT41.0X1T41.0X2T41.0X3T41.0X4T41.0X5T41.0X6
Vinorelbine tartrateT45.1X1T45.1X2T45.1X3T45.1X4T45.1X5T45.1X6
VinpocetineT46.7X1T46.7X2T46.7X3T46.7X4T46.7X5T46.7X6
Vinyl––––––
acetateT65.891T65.892T65.893T65.894––
bitalT42.3X1T42.3X2T42.3X3T42.3X4T42.3X5T42.3X6
bromideT65.891T65.892T65.893T65.894––
chlorideT59.891T59.892T59.893T59.894––
etherT41.0X1T41.0X2T41.0X3T41.0X4T41.0X5T41.0X6
VinylbitalT42.3X1T42.3X2T42.3X3T42.3X4T42.3X5T42.3X6
Vinylidene chlorideT65.891T65.892T65.893T65.894––
VioformT37.8X1T37.8X2T37.8X3T37.8X4T37.8X5T37.8X6
topicalT49.0X1T49.0X2T49.0X3T49.0X4T49.0X5T49.0X6
ViomycinT36.8X1T36.8X2T36.8X3T36.8X4T36.8X5T36.8X6
ViosterolT45.2X1T45.2X2T45.2X3T45.2X4T45.2X5T45.2X6
Viper (venom)T63.091T63.092T63.093T63.094––
VipryniumT37.4X1T37.4X2T37.4X3T37.4X4T37.4X5T37.4X6
ViquidilT46.7X1T46.7X2T46.7X3T46.7X4T46.7X5T46.7X6
Viral vaccine NECT50.B91T50.B92T50.B93T50.B94T50.B95T50.B96
VirginiamycinT36.8X1T36.8X2T36.8X3T36.8X4T36.8X5T36.8X6
VirugonT37.5X1T37.5X2T37.5X3T37.5X4T37.5X5T37.5X6
Viscous agentT50.901T50.902T50.903T50.904T50.905T50.906
VisineT49.5X1T49.5X2T49.5X3T49.5X4T49.5X5T49.5X6
VisnadineT46.3X1T46.3X2T46.3X3T46.3X4T46.3X5T46.3X6
Vitamin NECT45.2X1T45.2X2T45.2X3T45.2X4T45.2X5T45.2X6
AT45.2X1T45.2X2T45.2X3T45.2X4T45.2X5T45.2X6
B NECT45.2X1T45.2X2T45.2X3T45.2X4T45.2X5T45.2X6
nicotinic acidT46.7X1T46.7X2T46.7X3T46.7X4T46.7X5T46.7X6
B1T45.2X1T45.2X2T45.2X3T45.2X4T45.2X5T45.2X6
B12T45.2X1T45.2X2T45.2X3T45.2X4T45.2X5T45.2X6
B15T45.2X1T45.2X2T45.2X3T45.2X4T45.2X5T45.2X6
B2T45.2X1T45.2X2T45.2X3T45.2X4T45.2X5T45.2X6
B6T45.2X1T45.2X2T45.2X3T45.2X4T45.2X5T45.2X6
CT45.2X1T45.2X2T45.2X3T45.2X4T45.2X5T45.2X6
DT45.2X1T45.2X2T45.2X3T45.2X4T45.2X5T45.2X6
D2T45.2X1T45.2X2T45.2X3T45.2X4T45.2X5T45.2X6
D3T45.2X1T45.2X2T45.2X3T45.2X4T45.2X5T45.2X6
ET45.2X1T45.2X2T45.2X3T45.2X4T45.2X5T45.2X6
E acetateT45.2X1T45.2X2T45.2X3T45.2X4T45.2X5T45.2X6
hematopoieticT45.8X1T45.8X2T45.8X3T45.8X4T45.8X5T45.8X6
K NECT45.7X1T45.7X2T45.7X3T45.7X4T45.7X5T45.7X6
K1T45.7X1T45.7X2T45.7X3T45.7X4T45.7X5T45.7X6
K2T45.7X1T45.7X2T45.7X3T45.7X4T45.7X5T45.7X6
PPT45.2X1T45.2X2T45.2X3T45.2X4T45.2X5T45.2X6
ulceroprotectantT47.1X1T47.1X2T47.1X3T47.1X4T47.1X5T47.1X6
Vleminckx's solutionT49.4X1T49.4X2T49.4X3T49.4X4T49.4X5T49.4X6
VoltarenSee: Diclofenac sodium––––––

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Source: official CMS FY 2027 ICD-10-CM release, effective October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027.