Other stimulant use, unsp with intoxication, uncomplicated

This code signifies a patient presenting with acute intoxication due to the use of a stimulant other than cocaine, methamphetamine, or other specified stimulants, without the presence of delirium, perceptual disturbances, or other complicated features. The specific stimulant substance is not documented or is unknown.

Use this code when documentation indicates acute stimulant intoxication from an unspecified or "other" stimulant, and the patient's presentation is uncomplicated. This typically applies to emergency department visits or acute care settings where the immediate focus is on managing the intoxication, and further substance identification is pending or not clinically relevant for the current encounter.

• Ensure documentation explicitly states "uncomplicated" intoxication or lacks any mention of delirium, perceptual disturbances, or other specified complications.
• If the specific stimulant is known (e.g., ecstasy, bath salts), a more specific code from the F15.xx series should be used.
• Always sequence this code as a primary diagnosis if it is the reason for the encounter, followed by any associated physical or mental health conditions.