W61.33XA
ICD-10-CMThis code signifies an injury sustained from a chicken pecking a patient. The injury can range from minor skin abrasions to more significant punctures or lacerations, and may involve various body sites. It specifically denotes the initial presentation for this type of animal-related trauma.
Apply this code when documenting the first medical encounter for a patient who has been pecked by a chicken. This includes emergency department visits, urgent care, or primary care appointments where the injury is initially assessed and treated. It is appropriate for both superficial and deeper wounds caused by the chicken's beak.
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