2011 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code V09.1 : Infection with microorganisms resistant to cephalosporins and other b-lactam antibiotics

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2011 ICD-9-CM Diagnosis Code V09.1

Infection with microorganisms resistant to cephalosporins and other b-lactam antibiotics

Short description: Inf mcrg rstn b-lactam.
ICD-9-CM V09.1 is a billable medical code that can be used to indicate a diagnosis on a reimbursement claim, however, V09.1 should only be used for claims with a date of service on or before September 30, 2015. For claims with a date of service on or after October 1, 2015, use an equivalent ICD-10-CM code (or codes).
You are viewing the 2011 version of ICD-9-CM V09.1.
More recent version(s) of ICD-9-CM V09.1: 2012 2013 2014 2015.

Convert to ICD-10-CM: V09.1 converts approximately to:

2015/16 ICD-10-CM Z16.10 Resistance to unspecified beta lactam antibiotics
Or:
2015/16 ICD-10-CM Z16.12 Extended spectrum beta lactamase (ESBL) resistance
Or:
2015/16 ICD-10-CM Z16.19 Resistance to other specified beta lactam antibiotics

Approximate Synonyms

Antibiotic resistant tuberculosis
Beta lactam resistant bacterial infection
Infection resistant to beta lactam antibiotics
Infection resistant to cephalosporins
Infection resistant to extended spectrum beta lactam antibiotics
Infection with bacteria resistant to beta-lactam drug
Infection with microorganisms resistant to cephalosporins and other beta lactams
Pyrazinamide resistant tuberculosis
Rifampicin resistant tuberculosis
Streptomycin resistant tuberculosis

ICD-9-CM Volume 2 Index entries containing back-references to V09.1:

Resistance, resistant (to)
- drugs by microorganisms V09.90
  - Amikacin V09.4
  - aminoglycosides V09.4
  - Amodiaquine V09.5
  - Amoxicillin V09.0
  - Ampicillin V09.0
  - antimycobacterial agents V09.7
  - Azithromycin V09.2
  - Azlocillin V09.0
  - Aztreonam V09.1
  - B-lactam antibiotics V09.1
  - Bacampicillin V09.0
  - Bacitracin V09.8
  - Benznidazole V09.8
  - Capreomycin V09.7
  - Carbenicillin V09.0
  - Cefaclor V09.1
  - Cefadroxil V09.1
  - Cefamandole V09.1
  - Cefatetan V09.1
  - Cefazolin V09.1
  - Cefixime V09.1
  - Cefonicid V09.1
  - Cefoperazone V09.1
  - Ceforanide V09.1
  - Cefotaxime V09.1
  - Cefoxitin V09.1
  - Ceftazidine V09.1
  - Ceftizoxime V09.1
  - Ceftriaxone V09.1
  - Cefuroxime V09.1
  - Cephalexin V09.1
  - Cephaloglycin V09.1
  - Cephaloridine V09.1
  - cephalosporins V09.1
  - Cephalothin V09.1
  - Cephapirin V09.1
  - Cephradine V09.1
  - Chloramphenicol V09.8
  - Chloraquine V09.5
  - Chlorguanide V09.8
  - Chlorproguanil V09.8
  - Chlortetracyline V09.3
  - Cinoxacin V09.5
  - Ciprofloxacin V09.5
  - Clarithromycin V09.2
  - Clindamycin V09.8
  - Clioquinol V09.5
  - Clofazimine V09.7
  - Cloxacillin V09.0
  - Cyclacillin V09.0
  - Cycloserine V09.7
  - Dapsone [Dz] V09.7
  - Demeclocycline V09.3
  - Dicloxacillin V09.0
  - Doxycycline V09.3
  - Enoxacin V09.5
  - Erythromycin V09.2
  - Ethambutol [EMB] V09.7
  - Ethionamide [ETA] V09.7
  - fluoroquinolones NEC V09.5
  - Gentamicin V09.4
  - Halofantrine V09.8
  - Imipenem V09.1
  - Iodoquinol V09.5
  - Isoniazid [INH] V09.7
  - Kanamycin V09.4
  - macrolides V09.2
  - Mafenide V09.6
  - MDRO (multiple drug resistant organisms) NOS V09.91
  - Mefloquine V09.8
  - Melassoprol V09.8
  - Methicillin - see Infection, Methicillin
  - Methacycline V09.3
  - Methenamine V09.8
  - Metronidazole V09.8
  - Mezlocillin V09.0
  - Minocycline V09.3
  - multiple drug resistant organisms NOS V09.91
  - Nafcillin V09.0
  - Nalidixic acid V09.5
  - Natamycin V09.2
  - Neomycin V09.4
  - Netilmicin V09.4
  - Nimorazole V09.8
  - Nitrofurantoin V09.8
  - Nitrofurtimox V09.8
  - Norfloxacin V09.5
  - Nystatin V09.2
  - Ofloxacin V09.5
  - Oleandomycin V09.2
  - Oxacillin V09.0
  - Oxytetracycline V09.3
  - Para-amino salicyclic acid [PAS] V09.7
  - Paromomycin V09.4
  - Penicillin (G) (V) (Vk) V09.0
  - penicillins V09.0
  - Pentamidine V09.8
  - Piperacillin V09.0
  - Primaquine V09.5
  - Proguanil V09.8
  - Pyrazinamide [PZA] V09.7
  - Pyrimethamine/Sulfalene V09.8
  - Pyrimethamine/Sulfodoxine V09.8
  - Quinacrine V09.5
  - Quinidine V09.8
  - Quinine V09.8
  - quinolones V09.5
  - Rifabutin V09.7
  - Rifampin [Rif] V09.7
  - Rifamycin V09.7
  - Rolitetracycline V09.3
  - specified drug(s) NEC V09.8
  - Spectinomycin V09.8
  - Spiramycin V09.2
  - Streptomycin [Sm] V09.4
  - Sulfacetamide V09.6
  - Sulfacytine V09.6
  - Sulfadiazine V09.6
  - Sulfadoxine V09.6
  - Sulfamethoxazole V09.6
  - Sulfapyridine V09.6
  - Sulfasalizine V09.6
  - Sulfasoxazole V09.6
  - sulfonamides V09.6
  - Sulfoxone V09.7
  - Tetracycline V09.3
  - tetracyclines V09.3
  - Thiamphenicol V09.8
  - Ticarcillin V09.0
  - Tinidazole V09.8
  - Tobramycin V09.4
  - Triamphenicol V09.8
  - Trimethoprim V09.8
  - Vancomycin V09.8

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