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Pneumonia (acute) (double) (migratory) (purulent) (septic) (unresolved)

FY2027Index: Pm–Pn /Alphabetic Index

At the main termJ18.9

Pneumonia (acute) (double) (migratory) (purulent) (septic) (unresolved) is a main term in the FY2027 ICD-10-CM Alphabetic Index (Index to Diseases and Injuries). The Index lists J18.9 for the term on its own. It has 325 subterms and 280 code entries. First-level subterms include with, 2019 coronavirus, adenoviral, adynamic, alba, allergic, alveolar, anaerobes and more. Confirm any code you find here in the Tabular List before you report it.

Subterms 325

with
- lung abscessJ85.1
  - due to specified organism see Pneumonia, in (due to)
- influenza see Influenza, with, pneumonia
2019 (novel) coronavirusJ12.82
adenoviralJ12.0
adynamicJ18.2
albaA50.04
allergic see also Pneumonitis, hypersensitivityJ82.89
alveolar see Pneumonia, lobar
anaerobesJ15.8
anthraxA22.1
apex, apical see Pneumonia, lobar
AscarisB77.81
aspirationJ69.0
- due to
  - aspiration of microorganisms
    bacterialJ15.9
    viralJ12.9
  - food (regurgitated)J69.0
  - gastric secretionsJ69.0
  - milk (regurgitated)J69.0
  - oils, essencesJ69.1
  - solids, liquids NECJ69.8
  - vomitusJ69.0
- newbornP24.81
  - amniotic fluid (clear)P24.11
  - bloodP24.21
  - liquor (amnii)P24.11
  - meconiumP24.01
  - milkP24.31
  - mucusP24.11
  - food (regurgitated)P24.31
  - specified NECP24.81
  - stomach contentsP24.31
- postproceduralJ95.4
atypical NECJ18.9
bacillusJ15.9
- specified NECJ15.8
bacterialJ15.9
- specified NECJ15.8
Bacteroides (fragilis) (oralis) (melaninogenicus)J15.8
basal, basic, basilar see Pneumonia, by type
bronchiolitis obliterans organized (BOOP)J84.89
broncho-, bronchial (confluent) (croupous) (diffuse) (disseminated) (hemorrhagic) (involving lobes) (lobar) (terminal)J18.0
- allergic see also Pneumonitis, hypersensitivityJ82.89
- aspiration see Pneumonia, aspiration
- bacterialJ15.9
  - specified NECJ15.8
- chronic see Fibrosis, lung
- diplococcalJ13
- Eaton's agentJ15.7
- Escherichia coli (E. coli)J15.5
- Friedländer's bacillusJ15.0
- Hemophilus influenzaeJ14
- hypostaticJ18.2
- inhalation see also Pneumonia, aspiration
  - due to fumes or vapors (chemical)J68.0
  - of oils or essencesJ69.1
- Klebsiella (pneumoniae)J15.0
- lipid, lipoidJ69.1
  - endogenousJ84.89
- Mycoplasma (pneumoniae)J15.7
- pleuro-pneumonia-like-organisms (PPLO)J15.7
- pneumococcalJ13
- ProteusJ15.69
- PseudomonasJ15.1
- Serratia marcescensJ15.69
- specified organism NECJ16.8
- staphylococcal see Pneumonia, staphylococcal
- streptococcal NECJ15.4
  - group BJ15.3
  - pneumoniaeJ13
- viral, virus see Pneumonia, viral
Butyrivibrio (fibriosolvens)J15.8
CandidaB37.1
caseous see Tuberculosis, pulmonary
catarrhal see Pneumonia, broncho
chlamydialJ16.0
- congenitalP23.1
cholesterolJ84.89
cirrhotic (chronic) see Fibrosis, lung
Clostridium (haemolyticum) (novyi)J15.8
confluent see Pneumonia, broncho
congenital (infective)P23.9
- due to
  - bacterium NECP23.6
  - ChlamydiaP23.1
  - Escherichia coliP23.4
  - Haemophilus influenzaeP23.6
  - infective organism NECP23.8
  - Klebsiella pneumoniaeP23.6
  - MycoplasmaP23.6
  - PseudomonasP23.5
  - StaphylococcusP23.2
  - Streptococcus (except group B)P23.6
    group BP23.3
  - viral agentP23.0
- specified NECP23.8
coronavirus (novel) (disease) 2019J12.82
COVID-19J12.82
croupous see Pneumonia, lobar
cryptogenic organizingJ84.116
cytomegalic inclusionB25.0
cytomegaloviralB25.0
deglutition see Pneumonia, aspiration
desquamative interstitialJ84.117
diffuse see Pneumonia, broncho
diplococcal, diplococcus (broncho-) (lobar)J13
disseminated (focal) see Pneumonia, broncho
Eaton's agentJ15.7
embolic, embolism see Embolism, pulmonary
EnterobacterJ15.69
eosinophilicJ82.81
- acuteJ82.82
- chronicJ82.81
Escherichia coli (E. coli)J15.5
EubacteriumJ15.8
fibrinous see Pneumonia, lobar
fibroid, fibrous (chronic) see Fibrosis, lung
Friedländer's bacillusJ15.0
Fusobacterium (nucleatum)J15.8
gangrenousJ85.0
giant cell (measles)B05.2
gonococcalA54.84
gram-negative bacteria NECJ15.69
- anaerobicJ15.8
Hemophilus influenzae (broncho) (lobar)J14
human metapneumovirusJ12.3
hypostatic (broncho) (lobar)J18.2
in (due to)
- Acinetobacter baumanniiJ15.61
- actinomycosisA42.0
- adenovirusJ12.0
- anthraxA22.1
- ascariasisB77.81
- aspergillosisB44.9
- Bacillus anthracisA22.1
- Bacterium anitratumJ15.69
- candidiasisB37.1
- chickenpoxB01.2
- ChlamydiaJ16.0
  - neonatalP23.1
- coccidioidomycosisB38.2
  - acuteB38.0
  - chronicB38.1
- cytomegalovirus diseaseB25.0
- Diplococcus (pneumoniae)J13
- Eaton's agentJ15.7
- EnterobacterJ15.69
- Escherichia coli (E. coli)J15.5
- Friedländer's bacillusJ15.0
- fumes and vapors (chemical) (inhalation)J68.0
- gonorrheaA54.84
- Hemophilus influenzae (H. influenzae)J14
- HerelleaJ15.69
- histoplasmosisB39.2
  - acuteB39.0
  - chronicB39.1
- human metapneumovirusJ12.3
- Klebsiella (pneumoniae)J15.0
- measlesB05.2
- Mycoplasma (pneumoniae)J15.7
- nocardiosis, nocardiasisA43.0
- ornithosisA70
- parainfluenza virusJ12.2
- pleuro-pneumonia-like-organism (PPLO)J15.7
- pneumococcusJ13
- pneumocystosis (Pneumocystis carinii) (Pneumocystis jirovecii)B59
- ProteusJ15.69
- Pseudomonas NECJ15.1
  - pseudomalleiA24.1
- psittacosisA70
- Q feverA78
- respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)J12.1
- rheumatic feverI00[J17]
- rubellaB06.81
- Salmonella (infection)A02.22
  - typhiA01.03
- schistosomiasisB65.9[J17]
- Serratia marcescensJ15.69
- specified
  - bacterium NECJ15.8
  - organism NECJ16.8
- spirochetal NECA69.8
- StaphylococcusJ15.20
  - aureus (methicillin susceptible) (MSSA)J15.211
    methicillin resistant (MRSA)J15.212
  - specified NECJ15.29
- StreptococcusJ15.4
  - group BJ15.3
  - pneumoniaeJ13
  - specified NECJ15.4
- toxoplasmosisB58.3
- tularemiaA21.2
- typhoid (fever)A01.03
- varicellaB01.2
- virus see Pneumonia, viral
- whooping coughA37.91
  - due to
    Bordetella parapertussisA37.11
    Bordetella pertussisA37.01
    specified NECA37.81
- Yersinia pestisA20.2
inhalation of food or vomit see Pneumonia, aspiration
interstitialJ84.9
- chronicJ84.111
- desquamativeJ84.117
- due to
  - collagen vascular diseaseJ84.178
  - known underlying causeJ84.178
- idiopathic NOSJ84.111
- in disease classified elsewhereJ84.178
- lymphocytic (due to collagen vascular disease) (in diseases classified elsewhere)J84.178
- lymphoidJ84.2
- non-specificJ84.89
  - due to
    collagen vascular diseaseJ84.178
    known underlying causeJ84.178
  - idiopathicJ84.113
  - in diseases classified elsewhereJ84.178
- plasma cellB59
- pseudomonasJ15.1
- usualJ84.112
  - due to collagen vascular diseaseJ84.178
  - idiopathicJ84.112
  - in diseases classified elsewhereJ84.178
Klebsiella (pneumoniae)J15.0
lipid, lipoid (exogenous)J69.1
- endogenousJ84.89
lobar (disseminated) (double) (interstitial)J18.1
- bacterialJ15.9
  - specified NECJ15.8
- chronic see Fibrosis, lung
- Escherichia coli (E. coli)J15.5
- Friedländer's bacillusJ15.0
- Hemophilus influenzaeJ14
- hypostaticJ18.2
- Klebsiella (pneumoniae)J15.0
- pneumococcalJ13
- ProteusJ15.69
- PseudomonasJ15.1
- specified organism NECJ16.8
- staphylococcal see Pneumonia, staphylococcal
- streptococcal NECJ15.4
- Streptococcus pneumoniaeJ13
- viral, virus see Pneumonia, viral
lobular see Pneumonia, broncho
Löffler'sJ82.89
lymphoid interstitialJ84.2
massive see Pneumonia, lobar
meconiumP24.01
MRSA (Methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus)J15.212
MSSA (methicillin susceptible Staphylococcus aureus)J15.211
multilobar see Pneumonia, by type
Mycoplasma (pneumoniae)J15.7
necroticJ85.0
neonatalP23.9
- aspiration see Aspiration, by substance, with pneumonia
nitrogen dioxideJ68.0
organizingJ84.89
- due to
  - collagen vascular diseaseJ84.178
  - known underlying causeJ84.178
- in diseases classified elsewhereJ84.178
orthostaticJ18.2
parainfluenza virusJ12.2
parenchymatous see Fibrosis, lung
passiveJ18.2
patchy see Pneumonia, broncho
PeptococcusJ15.8
PeptostreptococcusJ15.8
plasma cell (of infants)B59
pleurolobar see Pneumonia, lobar
pleuro-pneumonia-like organism (PPLO)J15.7
pneumococcal (broncho) (lobar)J13
Pneumocystis (carinii) (jirovecii)B59
postinfectional NECB99[J17]
postmeaslesB05.2
ProteusJ15.69
PseudomonasJ15.1
psittacosisA70
radiationJ70.0
respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)J12.1
resulting from a procedureJ95.89
rheumaticI00[J17]
Salmonella (arizonae) (cholerae-suis) (enteritidis) (typhimurium)A02.22
- typhiA01.03
- typhoid feverA01.03
SARS-associated coronavirusJ12.81
SARS-CoV-2J12.82
segmented, segmental see Pneumonia, broncho-
Serratia marcescensJ15.69
specified NECJ18.8
- bacterium NECJ15.8
- organism NECJ16.8
- virus NECJ12.89
spirochetal NECA69.8
staphylococcal (broncho) (lobar)J15.20
- aureus (methicillin susceptible) (MSSA)J15.211
  - methicillin resistant (MRSA)J15.212
- specified NECJ15.29
static, stasisJ18.2
streptococcal NEC (broncho) (lobar)J15.4
- group
  - AJ15.4
  - BJ15.3
  - specified NECJ15.4
Streptococcus pneumoniaeJ13
syphilitic, congenital (early)A50.04
traumatic (complication) (early) (secondary)T79.8
tuberculous (any) see Tuberculosis, pulmonary
tularemicA21.2
varicellaB01.2
VeillonellaJ15.8
ventilator associatedJ95.851
viral, virus (broncho) (interstitial) (lobar)J12.9
- adenoviralJ12.0
- congenitalP23.0
- human metapneumovirusJ12.3
- parainfluenzaJ12.2
- respiratory syncytial (RSV)J12.1
- SARS-associated coronavirusJ12.81
- specified NECJ12.89
white (congenital)A50.04