Medical Coding 2 Unit 10

SNOMED-CT

ICF

CDT

SNODENT

ICD-0-3

Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine-Clinical Terms

International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health

Current Dental Terminology

Systematized Nomenclature of Dentistry

Internal Classification of Diseases for Oncology

Uses three types of components: concepts, descriptions, and relationships.

Looks at the concepts of health and disability, and acknowledges that people may develop or experience some degree of disability throughout their lifetime.

Purpose is for consistency and specific in documenting dental treatments accurately and uniformity

Provides standardized terms for describing dental disease, capture clinical detail and patient characteristics, to permit analysis of patient care services and outcomes (Anonymous, n.d.)

Definitive classification of neoplasms.

Multi-axial system with two axes that together, code the site, the histology, and the behavior of neoplasms in tumor and cancer patients.

Uses three components to represent information in clinical terms

Uses key components of how the body functions, the structure, activates and participation, and severity factors

Used for risk and diagnosis in dental, and not limited to codes for insurance claims but the language of EHR

Uses standardized terms to describe different dental disease

Codes the site, history ,and behavior of neoplasms

D330 Speaking

D0160 Detailed exam

D5-10578 Tooth Sensitivity

C08.1 Sublingual gland (topographical)