Source concepts representing a poisoning from a drug or noxious substance may be mapped to one, two, or three target classification codes depending upon the specificity of the source concept. The poisoning code for the drug or substance will be designated as the primary target code (mapGroup = 1), ICD-10 codes T36-T50. WHO guidance dictates that the sole exception to this rule occurs when the manifestation is a neoplastic disorder. Neoplasms are always mapped as the first target code.

Should the source concept specify the symptoms or findings resulting from the poisoning, the appropriate target code will be mapped as the second map (mapGroup = 2) except in cases of neoplastic complications when the poisoning code will occur second.

When the SNOMED CT concept specifies the action intent/site of injury involved within the event, a specific ICD classification code from range X40-X49, X60-X84, Y10-Y34, or Y40-Y59 will be employed as the second or third target code (mapGroup = 2 or 3). If the source concept does not specify intent, WHO guidance will be reviewed for a default map which will be assigned a mapCategoryId of "Properly classified" with mapAdvice of "MAPPED FOLLOWING WHO GUIDANCE".

Examples

Exemplar: Poisoning: #1

maps to T57.0, Toxic effects of arsenic compounds. No symptoms are specified. WHO guidance specifies the default intent as accidental poisoning.

Exemplar: Poisoning: #2

maps to:

Exemplar: Poisoning: #3

maps to:

This code is mapped first since the manifestation is a neoplasm.

Exemplar: Poisoning: #4

maps to:

Exemplar: Poisoning: #5

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Exemplar: Poisoning: #6

maps to: