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War operations

From the ICD-10-CM 2027 Index to External Causes. External cause codes (V00-Y99) are secondary codes that record how an injury happened, the intent, and the place. Open a code to see its full billable form. Full Index to External Causes

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TermCode
War operations (injuries to military personnel and civilians during war, civil insurrection and peacekeeping missions) (by) (from) (involving)Y36.90
after cessation of hostilitiesY36.89-
explosion (of)
bomb placed during war operationsY36.82-
mine placed during war operationsY36.81-
specified NECY36.88-
air blastY36.20-
aircraft
destruction see War operations, destruction of aircraft
airway restriction see War operations, restriction of airways
asphyxiation see War operations, restriction of airways
biological weaponsY36.6X-
blastY36.20-
blast fragmentsY36.20-
blast overpressure
high level (due to explosion)Y36.A2
low level (due to explosion)Y36.A1
blast waveY36.20-
blast windY36.20-
bombY36.20-
dirtyY36.50-
gasolineY36.31-
incendiaryY36.31-
petrolY36.31-
bulletY36.43-
incendiaryY36.32-
rubberY36.41-
chemical weaponsY36.7X-
combat
hand to hand (unarmed) combatY36.44-
using blunt or piercing objectY36.45-
conflagration see War operations, fire
conventional warfare NECY36.49-
depth-chargeY36.01-
destruction of aircraftY36.10-
due to
air to air missileY36.11-
collision with other aircraftY36.12-
detonation (accidental) of onboard munitions and explosivesY36.14-
enemy fire or explosivesY36.11-
explosive placed on aircraftY36.11-
onboard fireY36.13-
rocket propelled grenade [RPG]Y36.11-
small arms fireY36.11-
surface to air missileY36.11-
specified NECY36.19-
detonation (accidental) of
onboard marine weaponsY36.05-
own munitions or munitions launch deviceY36.24-
dirty bombY36.50-
explosion (of)Y36.20-
after cessation of hostilities
bomb placed during war operationsY36.82-
mine placed during war operationsY36.81-
aerial bombY36.21-
bomb NOS see also War operations, bomb(s)Y36.20-
own munitions or munitions launch device (accidental)Y36.24-
fragmentsY36.20-
grenadeY36.29-
guided missileY36.22-
improvised explosive device [IED] (person-borne) (roadside) (vehicle-borne)Y36.23-
land mineY36.29-
marine mine (at sea) (in harbor)Y36.02-
marine weaponY36.00-
specified NECY36.09-
sea-based artillery shellY36.03-
specified NECY36.29-
torpedoY36.04-
fireY36.30-
specified NECY36.39-
firearms
dischargeY36.43-
pelletsY36.42-
flamethrowerY36.33-
fragments (from) (of)
improvised explosive device [IED] (person-borne) (roadside) (vehicle-borne)Y36.26-
munitionsY36.25-
specified NECY36.29-
weaponsY36.27-
friendly fireY36.92
hand to hand (unarmed) combatY36.44-
HLB overpressureY36.A2
hot substances see War operations, fire
incendiary bulletY36.32-
LLB overpressureY36.A1
nuclear weapon (effects of)Y36.50-
acute radiation exposureY36.54-
blast pressureY36.51-
direct blastY36.51-
direct heatY36.53-
fallout exposureY36.54-
fireballY36.53-
indirect blast (struck or crushed by blast debris) (being thrown by blast)Y36.52-
ionizing radiation (immediate exposure)Y36.54-
nuclear radiationY36.54-
radiation
ionizing (immediate exposure)Y36.54-
nuclearY36.54-
thermalY36.53-
specified NECY36.59-
secondary effectsY36.54-
thermal radiationY36.53-
restriction of air (airway)
intentionalY36.46-
unintentionalY36.47-
rubber bulletsY36.41-
shrapnel NOSY36.29-
suffocation see War operations, restriction of airways
unconventional warfare NECY36.7X-
underwater blast NOSY36.00-
warfare
conventional NECY36.49-
unconventional NECY36.7X-
weapons
biological weaponsY36.6X-
chemicalY36.7X-
nuclear (effects of )Y36.50-
acute radiation exposureY36.54-
blast pressureY36.51-
direct blastY36.51-
direct heatY36.53-
fallout exposureY36.54-
fireballY36.53-
indirect blast (struck or crushed by blast debris) (being thrown by blast)Y36.52-
radiation
ionizing (immediate exposure)Y36.54-
nuclearY36.54-
thermalY36.53-
secondary effectsY36.54-
specified NECY36.59-
of mass destruction [WMD]Y36.91
weapon of mass destruction [WMD]Y36.91