Cocaine use, unsp with unspecified cocaine-induced disorder

This code signifies a patient's use of cocaine without further specification of the pattern of use (e.g., abuse, dependence) and without a definitive diagnosis of a specific cocaine-induced mental or behavioral disorder. It indicates that cocaine use is present, but the precise nature of its impact on the patient's mental health is not yet determined or documented.

This code is appropriate when documentation confirms cocaine use, but there is no further detail regarding the severity of the use (e.g., mild, moderate, severe) or any specific associated mental or behavioral symptoms (e.g., intoxication, withdrawal, psychosis). It is used when the provider has not specified whether the patient has cocaine abuse or dependence, or any particular cocaine-induced disorder.

• Only use this code when documentation explicitly states "unspecified" for both the use pattern and the induced disorder, or when no further details are provided.
• Avoid using this code if the documentation specifies abuse, dependence, or a particular cocaine-induced condition (e.g., F14.10, F14.20, F14.929).
• Always query the provider for more specific documentation regarding the pattern of cocaine use and any associated mental health conditions to allow for more precise coding.