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Screening (for)
At the main termZ13.9
Screening (for) is a main term in the FY2027 ICD-10-CM Alphabetic Index (Index to Diseases and Injuries). The Index lists Z13.9 for the term on its own. It has 226 subterms and 220 code entries. First-level subterms include alcoholism, anemia, anomaly, congenital, antenatal, of mother, arterial hypertension, arthropod-borne viral disease NEC, autism, bacteriuria, asymptomatic and more. Confirm any code you find here in the Tabular List before you report it.
Subterms 226
- alcoholismZ13.39
- anemiaZ13.0
- anomaly, congenitalZ13.89
- antenatal, of mother see also Encounter, antenatal screeningZ36.9
- arterial hypertensionZ13.6
- autismZ13.41
- bacteriuria, asymptomaticZ13.89
- brain injury, traumaticZ13.850
- bronchitis, chronicZ13.83
- brucellosisZ11.2
- cardiovascular disorderZ13.6
- cataractZ13.5
- chlamydial diseasesZ11.8
- choleraZ11.0
- chromosomal abnormalities (nonprocreative) NECZ13.79
- colonoscopyZ12.11
- contamination NECZ13.88
- COVID-19Z11.52
- cystic fibrosisZ13.228
- dengue feverZ11.59
- dental disorderZ13.84
- diabetes mellitusZ13.1
- diphtheriaZ11.2
- disability, intellectualZ13.39
disease or disorderZ13.9
- blood or blood-forming organZ13.0
- cardiovascularZ13.6
- Chagas'Z11.6
- chlamydialZ11.8
- COVID-19Z11.52
- dentalZ13.89
- earZ13.5
- endocrineZ13.29
- eyeZ13.5
- genitourinaryZ13.89
- heartZ13.6
- human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infectionZ11.4
- immunityZ13.0
- infectiousZ11.9
- metabolicZ13.228
- neurologicalZ13.89
- respiratoryZ13.83
- rheumaticZ13.828
- rickettsialZ11.8
- sickle-cell (trait)Z13.0
- skinZ13.89
- specified NECZ13.89
- spirochetalZ11.8
- thyroidZ13.29
- vascularZ13.6
- venerealZ11.3
- elevated titerZ13.89
- emphysemaZ13.83
- exposure to contaminants (toxic)Z13.88
- filariasisZ11.6
- galactosemiaZ13.228
- gastrointestinal conditionZ13.818
- genitourinary conditionZ13.89
- glaucomaZ13.5
- gonorrheaZ11.3
- goutZ13.89
- helminthiasis (intestinal)Z11.6
- hematopoietic malignancyZ12.89
- hemoglobinopathies NECZ13.0
- hemorrhagic feverZ11.59
- Hodgkin diseaseZ12.89
- human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)Z11.4
- human papillomavirusZ11.51
- hypertensionZ13.6
- immunity disordersZ13.0
- ingestion of radioactive substanceZ13.88
- intellectual disabilityZ13.39
- leishmaniasisZ11.6
- leprosyZ11.2
- leptospirosisZ11.8
- leukemiaZ12.89
- lymphomaZ12.89
- malariaZ11.6
- measlesZ11.59
- metabolic errors, inbornZ13.228
- multiphasicZ13.89
- mycosesZ11.8
- myocardial infarction (acute)Z13.6
neoplasm (malignant) (of)Z12.9
- nephropathyZ13.89
- nervous system disorders NECZ13.858
- neurological conditionZ13.89
- osteoporosisZ13.820
- phenylketonuriaZ13.228
- plagueZ11.2
- poisoning (chemical) (heavy metal)Z13.88
- poliomyelitisZ11.59
- postnatal, chromosomal abnormalitiesZ13.89
- prenatal, of mother see also Encounter, antenatal screeningZ36.9
- pulmonary tuberculosisZ11.1
- radiation exposureZ13.88
- respiratory conditionZ13.83
- respiratory tuberculosisZ11.1
- rheumatoid arthritisZ13.828
- rubellaZ11.59
- SARS-CoV-2Z11.52
- schistosomiasisZ11.6
- sickle-cell disease or traitZ13.0
- skin conditionZ13.89
- sleeping sicknessZ11.6
- syphilisZ11.3
- tetanusZ11.2
- trachomaZ11.8
- traumatic brain injuryZ13.850
- trypanosomiasisZ11.6
- venereal diseaseZ11.3
- whooping coughZ11.2
- worms, intestinalZ11.6
- yawsZ11.8
- yellow feverZ11.59