Sequelae Of Malnutrition & Certain Nutritional Deficiencies – ICD 11 Codes
Definition of Sequelae Of Malnutrition And Certain Specified Nutritional Deficiencies: This refers to sequelae of malnutrition and certain specified nutritional deficiencies.
Sequelae of protein-energy malnutrition
Definition of Sequelae of protein-energy malnutrition: This refers to a pathological condition resulting from protein-energy malnutrition.
ICD 11 Code For Sequelae of protein-energy malnutrition
5B60 Sequelae of protein-energy malnutrition
Sequelae of vitamin A deficiency
Definition of Sequelae of vitamin A deficiency: This refers to a pathological condition resulting from vitamin A deficiency.
ICD 11 Code For Sequelae of vitamin A deficiency
5B61 Sequelae of vitamin A deficiency
Sequelae of vitamin C deficiency
Definition of Sequelae of vitamin C deficiency: This refers to a pathological condition resulting from vitamin C deficiency.
ICD 11 Code For Sequelae of vitamin C deficiency
5B62 Sequelae of vitamin C deficiency
Sequelae of rickets
Definition of Sequelae of rickets: Bowed legs and/or arms, knock-knees, deformities of the thoracic cage and/or spine and/or skeletal dysplasia secondary to chronic or advanced rickets
ICD 11 Code For Sequelae of rickets
5B63 Sequelae of rickets
Other specified sequelae of malnutrition and certain specified nutritional deficiencies
ICD 11 Code For Other specified sequelae of malnutrition and certain specified nutritional deficiencies
5B6Y Other specified sequelae of malnutrition and certain specified nutritional deficiencies
Sequelae of malnutrition and certain specified nutritional deficiencies unspecified
ICD 11 Code For Sequelae of malnutrition and certain specified nutritional deficiencies unspecified
5B6Z Sequelae of malnutrition and certain specified nutritional deficiencies unspecified
Essential fatty acid deficiency
Definition of Essential fatty acid deficiency: Deficiency of EFA (linoleic acid, linolenic acid, arachidonic acid, docosapentaenoic acid, docosahexaenoic acid and eicosapentaenoic acid) can be caused by deficient intake, particularly, in rapidly growing infants (as preterm infants), in patients receiving parenteral nutrition without an adequate source of EFA, and in diseases with fat malabsorption.
Clinical findings are: dermatitis, alopecia, and thrombocytopenia. The role of EFA during pregnancy and lactation has been highlighted, and the role of long-chain n-3 fatty acids as structural components for the development of the retinal function and central nervous system is now accepted.
The prenatal period is a time of increased risk for omega-3 deficiency, as maternal tissue stores tend to decline as they are used for the developing fetus. Deficiency of n-3 EFA can affect growth, and cognitive and visual function in infants. The characteristic signs of deficiency attributed to the n-6 fatty acids are scaly skin rash, increased transepidermal water loss, reduced growth, and elevation of the plasma ratio of eicosatrienoic acid: arachidonic acid.
EFA deficiency in special populations has been linked to hematologic disturbances and diminished immune response. Long-chain n-3 and n-6 fatty acids are essential nutrients and also, as part of the overall fat supply may affect the prevalence and severity of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer and age-related functional decline.
ICD 11 Code For Essential fatty acid deficiency
5B70 Essential fatty acid deficiency
Protein deficiency
ICD 11 Code For Protein deficiency
5B71 Protein deficiency
Other specified undernutrition
ICD 11 Code For Other specified undernutrition
5B7Y Other specified undernutrition
Unspecified undernutrition
ICD 11 Code For Unspecified undernutrition
5B7Z Unspecified undernutrition
