R79.89 – Other specified abnormal findings of blood chemistry

Is R79.89 billable?

Yes, R79.89 is a billable code. It means that it can be used in medical billing to claim reimbursement for health care services related to investigating and managing abnormal blood chemistry findings.

Clinical information

• The R79.89 diagnosis code applies to patients with abnormal blood chemistry test findings.
• These findings could be related to several health conditions, including metabolic disorders, kidney diseases, liver diseases, or hormonal imbalances.
• This code does not specify the exact nature of the abnormal findings.
• The physician may use additional diagnostic codes to provide a more detailed description of the patient's health status.

Synonyms include

• Abnormal blood chemistry findings, unspecified
• Unspecified irregular findings in blood chemistry
• Other specified anomalies in blood test results
• Abnormal findings in blood chemistry, NOS (not otherwise specified)
• Non-specific abnormal blood test results
• Abnormal blood amino acid level
• Abnormal clinical findings of blood chemistry
• Specific findings indicating disorder of blood chemistry
• Laboratory findings showing abnormal blood chemistry levels
• Abnormal blood gas level
• Elevated C reactive protein in blood chemistry

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Other ICD-10 codes commonly used for blood chemistry

• R79.0: Abnormal level of blood mineral
• R79.1: Abnormal coagulation profile
• R79.9: Abnormal findings of blood chemistry, unspecified
• R73.01: Impaired fasting glucose
• R73.02: Impaired glucose tolerance (oral)
• R73.09: Other abnormal glucose
• R73.9: Hyperglycemia, unspecified