INJURY DEATHS, HOSPITALIZATIONS, AND EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT VISITS EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY INTENT AND MECHANISM CLASSIFICATIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS
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1 INJURY DEATHS, HOSPITALIZATIONS, AND EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT VISITS EXTERNAL CAUSE OF INJURY INTENT AND MECHANISM CLASSIFICATIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS 9/8/2008
2 Injury Intent (Hospitalizations and ED Visits) ICD 10 Codes Assault/Homicide E960 E969, E979, E999.1 X85 Y09, Y87.1 Not E Coded External Cause of Injury Code Not Provided Other E970 E978, E990 E999.0 Y35 Y36, Y89 (.0,.1) Self-Inflicted/Suicide E950 E959 X60 X84, Y87.0 Undetermined E980 E989 Y10 Y34, Y87.2, Y89.9 Unintentional E800 E869, E880 E929 V01 X59, Y85 Y86 Bite, Sting E905.0 E905.6, E905.9, E906.0 E906.5, E906.9 Venomous snakes, lizards, spiders, scorpions, wasps, bees (excludes marine plants and animals, plants, other animal and plants) Non-venomous animal bite from dog, snake, lizard, rat (excludes other animal injury) Cut, Pierce E920, E956, E966, E974, E986 W25 W29, W45, X78, X99, Y28, Y35.4 Injury by cutting or piercing instruments or objects (glass, knife, tools, needle, etc) 9/8/2008 Page 2 of 6
3 Drowning, Submersion E830, E832, E910, E954, E964, E984 V90, V92, W65 W74, X71, X92, Y21 Drowning and submersion (includes accidents involving water transport) Fall E880 E886, E888, E957, E968.1, E987 W00 W19, X80, Y01, Y30 Accidental falls, push or jump from high place Fire, Flame E890 E899, E958.1, E968.0, E988.1 X00 X09, X76, X97, Y26 Fire injuries Firearm E922.0 E922.3, E922.8, E922.9, E955.0 E955.4, E965.0 E965.4, E985.0 E985.4, E970 W32 W34, X72 X74, X93 X95, Y22 Y24, Y35.0 Firearm Injuries (excludes air guns, paintball guns, explosives and includes unspecified firearms/explosives) Hot Object, Substance E924, E958.2, E958.7, E961, E968.3, E988.2, E988.7 X10 X19, X77, X98, Y27 Burn/Scald by liquid or corrosive substance (excludes fire) Machinery E919 W24, W30 W31 Injuries caused by machinery MV Traffic Motorcyclist E810 E819 (.2,.3) V20 V28 (.3.9), V29 (.4.9) Motor vehicle traffic accident injuring driver or passenger of motorcycle MV Traffic Occupant E810 E819 (.0,.1) V30 V79 (.4.9), V83 V86 (.0.3) Motor vehicle traffic accident injuring driver or passenger of motor vehicle MV Traffic Other, Unspecified E810 E819 (.4,.5,.8,.9) V80 (.3.5), V81.1, V82.1, V87 (.0.8), V89.2 Motor vehicle traffic accident injuring other or unspecified person MV Traffic Pedalcyclist E810 E819 (.6) V12 V14 (.3.9), V19 (.4.6) Motor vehicle traffic accident injuring pedal cyclist MV Traffic Pedestrian E810 E819 (.7) V02 V04 (.1,.9), V09.2 Motor vehicle traffic accident injuring pedestrian 9/8/2008 Page 3 of 6
4 Natural, Environmental E900 E904, E905 (.7,.8), E906.8, E907 E909, E928.0 E928.2, E958.3, E988.3 Injuries caused by excessive heat or cold (natural and manmade), lightning, storms, floods, earthquakes, pressure, travel, motion, vibration, low gravity, hunger, thirst, child neglect Poisoning and toxic reactions from other plants and other specified animals and plants Other specified injury caused by animal Injuries caused by excessive heat or cold (natural and manmade), lightning, storms, floods, earthquakes, pressure, travel, motion, vibration, low gravity, hunger, thirst, child neglect Venomous snakes, lizards, spiders, scorpions, wasps, bees Non-venomous animal bite from dog, snake, lizard, rat Poisoning and toxic reactions from other plants and other specified animals and plants Other specified injury caused by animal Caught accidentally in or between objects, abandonment of child, infant, helpless person with intent to injure or kill Rape, perpetrator of child or adult abuse Other vehicle accidents, foreign body, explosion of pressure vessel, explosive material, electric current, radiation, late effects, human bite, constriction by hair or other object Suicide by firearm air gun/explosives, jumping/laying before moving object, electrocution, paintball gun Assault by antipersonnel bomb, gasoline bomb, letter bomb, other and unspecified explosive, air gun, human bite, paintball gun Legal intervention explosives, execution, War operations Accidents by air guns, paintball guns, explosives and includes unspecified firearms/explosives Y08, Y33, Natural/Environmental W42, W43, W53 W64, W92 W99, X20 X39, X51 X57 Other specified and classifiable E846 E848, E914 E915, E918, E922 (.4,.5), E968 (.4,.6,.7), E921, E923, E925 E926, E928 (.3,.4,.5) E929.0 E929.5, E955 (.5,.6,.7,.9), E958.0, E958.4, E960.1, E965.5 E965.9, E967, E971, E978, E979 (.0.2,.5,.8,.9), E985.5 E985.7, E988.0, E988.4, E990.0 E994.0, E996, E997.0 E997.2, W23, W35 W41, W44, W49, W85 W91, X75, X81, X96, Y02, Y05 Y07, Y25, Y31, Y35 (.1,.5), Y36 (.0,.2,.4.8), Y85 9/8/2008 Page 4 of 6
5 Other specified and not elsewhere classifiable E928.8, E929.8, E958.8, E959, E968.8, E969, E977, E988.8, E989, E995, E997.8, E998.0, E999 E999.1 X58, X83, Y08, Y33, Y35.6, Y86, Y87.0 Y87.2, Y89 (.0,.1) Other accidents and late effects, other specified means and late effects, other conventional warfare Overexertion E927 X50 Overexertion and strenuous movements Pedal Cyclist, Other E800 E807 (.3), E820 E825 (.6), E826.9 E826 E829 (.1), V10 V11, V12 V14 (.0.2), V15 V18, V19 (.0.3,.8,.9) Motor vehicle (snowmobile, off-road, other) and Non-Motor vehicle (train, pedal cycle) nontraffic accidents injuring pedal cyclist Pedestrian, Other E800 E807 (.2), E820 E825 (.7), E826 E829 (.0) V01, V02 V04 (.0), V05 V06, V09 (.0,.1,.3,.9) Motor vehicle (snowmobile, off-road, other) and Non-Motor vehicle (train, pedal cycle, animal-drawn) nontraffic accidents injuring pedestrian Poisoning E850 E869, E950 E952, E962, E972, E980 E982 X40 X49, X60 X69, X85 X90, Y10 Y19, Y35.2 Poisoning by drugs, medicinal substances, and biologicals, gas and vapors (domestic and others), alcohol, cleaning agents, petroleum, arsenic, agriculture, horticulture, corrosives, food, plants Struck By, Against E916 E917, E960, E968.2 E973, E975 W20 W22, W50 W52, X79, Y00, Y04, Y29, Y35.3 Struck by falling object, crowd, furniture, stationary object, person, blunt object (legal intervention), in sports (kicked, stepped on, ball, hockey stick, puck), assault by unarmed fight or brawl, striking by blunt or thrown object Suffocation E911 E913, E953, E963, E983 W75 W84, X70, X91, Y20 Injury by hanging, strangulation, suffocation by plastic bag, falling earth, other, unspecified, inhalation or ingestion of food or object causing airway obstruction, mechanical suffocation in bed or cradle 9/8/2008 Page 5 of 6
6 Transport, Other E800 E807 (.0,.1,.8,.9), E820 E825 (.0,.1,.2,.3,.4,.5,.8,.9), E826 E829 (.2,.3,.4,.8,.9), E831, E833 E838, E840 E845, E958.6, E988.6 V20 V28 (.0.2), V29 V79 (.0.3), V80 (.0.2,.6.9), V81 V82 (.0,.2.9), V83 V86 (.4.9), V87.9, V88 (.0.9), V89 (.0,.1,.3,.9), V90 V99, X82, Y03, Y32, Y36.1 Accidents involving air and spacecraft Accidents involving water transport vehicles non drown (falls, fire, etc) Motor vehicle (snowmobile, off-road, other) and Non- Motor vehicle (train, animal-drawn, pedal cycle) nontraffic accident injuring mv occupant, motorcyclist, train occupant, streetcar occupant, rider of animal, other, unspecified Unspecified E887, E928.9, E929.9, E958.9, E968.9, E976, E988.9, E997.9 X59, X84, Y09, Y34, Y89.9, Y35.7, Y36.9 Fracture cause unspecified, unspecified injury For more information please visit the following websites: International Classification of Diseases, Version 9, Clinical Modification: International Classification of Diseases, Version 10: 9/8/2008 Page 6 of 6
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