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Table of Drugs and Chemicals

Venom, venomous (bite) (sting)

SubstancePoisoning, accidentalPoisoning, intentional self-harmPoisoning, assaultPoisoning, undeterminedAdverse effectUnderdosing
Venom, venomous (bite) (sting)T63.91T63.92T63.93T63.94
amphibian NECT63.831T63.832T63.833T63.834
animal NECT63.891T63.892T63.893T63.894
antT63.421T63.422T63.423T63.424
arthropod NECT63.481T63.482T63.483T63.484
beeT63.441T63.442T63.443T63.444
centipedeT63.411T63.412T63.413T63.414
fishT63.591T63.592T63.593T63.594
frogT63.811T63.812T63.813T63.814
hornetT63.451T63.452T63.453T63.454
insect NECT63.481T63.482T63.483T63.484
lizardT63.121T63.122T63.123T63.124
marine
animalsT63.691T63.692T63.693T63.694
bluebottleT63.611T63.612T63.613T63.614
jellyfish NECT63.621T63.622T63.623T63.624
Portuguese Man-o-warT63.611T63.612T63.613T63.614
sea anemoneT63.631T63.632T63.633T63.634
specified NECT63.691T63.692T63.693T63.694
fishT63.591T63.592T63.593T63.594
plantsT63.711T63.712T63.713T63.714
sting rayT63.511T63.512T63.513T63.514
millipede (tropical)T63.411T63.412T63.413T63.414
plant NECT63.791T63.792T63.793T63.794
marineT63.711T63.712T63.713T63.714
reptileT63.191T63.192T63.193T63.194
gila monsterT63.111T63.112T63.113T63.114
lizard NECT63.121T63.122T63.123T63.124
scorpionT63.2X1T63.2X2T63.2X3T63.2X4
snakeT63.001T63.002T63.003T63.004
African NECT63.081T63.082T63.083T63.084
American (North) (South) NECT63.061T63.062T63.063T63.064
AsianT63.081T63.082T63.083T63.084
AustralianT63.071T63.072T63.073T63.074
cobraT63.041T63.042T63.043T63.044
coral snakeT63.021T63.022T63.023T63.024
rattlesnakeT63.011T63.012T63.013T63.014
specified NECT63.091T63.092T63.093T63.094
taipanT63.031T63.032T63.033T63.034
specified NECT63.891T63.892T63.893T63.894
spiderT63.301T63.302T63.303T63.304
black widowT63.311T63.312T63.313T63.314
brown recluseT63.331T63.332T63.333T63.334
specified NECT63.391T63.392T63.393T63.394
tarantulaT63.321T63.322T63.323T63.324
sting rayT63.511T63.512T63.513T63.514
toadT63.821T63.822T63.823T63.824
waspT63.461T63.462T63.463T63.464
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Frequently asked questions

What are the ICD-10-CM codes for Venom, venomous?

Per the ICD-10-CM Table of Drugs and Chemicals: poisoning, accidental T63.91; poisoning, intentional self-harm T63.92; poisoning, assault T63.93; poisoning, undetermined T63.94. Always confirm the code, and add the required 7th character where applicable, in the Tabular List.

ICD-10-CM Table of Drugs and Chemicals maintained by CDC/NCHS (public domain), from the CMS FY2027 release.