Disease staging: CliniCal anD CoDeD Criteria - HCUP

Clinical Criteria with Description, Diagnostic Findings and ICD-9-CM codes
DXCat Number: GIS07
MultiStage: No
DXCat Label: Cholera Specificity: A
Etiology: Infection, Bacterial
Stage Description Diagnostic findings ICD-9-CM Codes
0.00 Contact with or exposure to cholera Added stage 5/8/06 cb
DX V010, V740;
1.01 Cholera carrier state Vibrio cholerae in stools [stool culture report]
DX 0010-0019, V020;
1.02 with mild dehydration Stage 1.01
STAGE 1.01 + GROUP
AND estimated loss of ≥ 5% of ideal body weight in children ≤ 12 years old in 24 hours
DEHYDRATION;
OR estimated loss of ≥ 3% of ideal body weight in adults/adolescents in 24 hours
2.01 with moderate dehydration Stage 1.01
AND estimated loss of ≥ 10% of ideal body weight in children ≤ 12 years old in 24 hours
OR estimated loss of ≥ 5% of ideal body weight in adults/adolescents in 24 hours
3.01 with severe dehydration Stage 1.01
AND estimated loss of ≥ 15% of ideal body weight in children ≤ 12 years old in 24 hours
OR estimated loss of ≥ 7% of ideal body weight in adults/adolescents in 24 hours
3.02 with renal failure Stage 2.01-3.01
AND renal failure:
3.03 with shock Stage 2.01-3.02
AND shock:
4.00 with death Stage 2.01-3.04
AND death
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NO;
NO;
STAGE 1.01-1.02 + GROUP
REN_FAIL_ACU;
STAGE 1.01-3.02 + (GROUP
SHOCKC OR GROUP SHOCKN) ;
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NO;
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