R09.89

Billable

Oth symptoms and signs involving the circ and resp systems

Other specified symptoms and signs involving the circulatory and respiratory systems

Status

Billable / Specific

Chapter

18: Symptoms, Signs and Abnormal Clinical and Laboratory Findings

Block

R00-R09

Parent Code

R09.8

Coding Notes

Inclusion Terms

Alternative clinical terms for this condition

Abnormal chest percussion
Bruit (arterial)
Chest tympany
Choking sensation
Friction sounds in chest
Rales
Weak pulse

Excludes 1

Codes that cannot be used together with this code (mutual exclusion)

Excludes 2

Conditions not included here, but the patient may have both

•abnormal findings on antenatal screening of motherO28
•certain conditions originating in the perinatal periodP04-P96
signs and symptoms classified in the body system chapters
•signs and symptoms of breast,N63, N64.5
•foreign body in throatT17.2
•wheezingR06.2

Related Codes(2)

R09.81

Nasal congestion

Billable R09.82

Postnasal drip

Billable

Also Known As / Clinical Terms(1275)

SNOMED CT

UMLS

Clinical Terms

Congestion of throat
Observation of mobility of arytenoid
choking sensation
Medium rales
Named signs of cardiac region
Ectopic pulse
Abnormal radial pulse
Capillary pulse
Vesicular murmur
Crepitations
Respiratory crackles (finding)
Pulmonary Rales
Friction rub accompanies heart beat
Finding on percussion of lung fields
Wound/tissue perfusion consistent with or improved from preoperative baseline
Finding of movement of trachea
Normal respiratory sounds
Pulmonary arterial wedge pressure below reference range
Exocardial murmurs
Ulnar pulse absent
Increased vocal resonance
Rhonchal fremitus
No view of vocal cords
Duroziez's sign
Precordial heave
Femoral pulse absent
Full pulse volume
Percussive dullness
Dorsalis pedis pulse biphasic
Amphoric breathing
Peripheral pulmonary artery sparseness
Finding of position of vocal cords on respiration
Finding of diaphragmatic dullness to percussion
Nose running
Finding of colour of nasal mucosa
Observation of respiratory effort
Signe du sou
Arytenoid mobile
Increased blood volume
Increased vascular flow
Percussive flatness
Difficult veins for cannulation
Pulse rate altered
Hepatic dullness to percussion displaced upwards
Bronchovesicular breathing
Dull percussion note
Exaggerated jugular venous pulse 'v' wave
Fine respiratory crackles
Nose dripping
Alar slump, nose
Aortic bruit
Snuffles
Nasal discharge present
Bubbling crackles
Choking
Difficulty coughing voluntarily
Absent respiratory sounds
Sense of suffocation
Hepatic dullness to percussion displaced downwards
Pericardial rub
Transient clearing of nasal airway
Venous wedge pressure below reference range
Crackles
Sheathing of arterioles
Dorsalis pulse absent
Abnormal diastolic arterial pressure
Pulse in right femoral artery absent
Decreased venous pressure
Precordial sign
Carotid bruit present
Chokes when swallowing
Rale
lung crackles
Thin arterial wall
Finding of sounds in abdomen
Unable to cough up sputum
Narrow arterial pulse pressure
Thoracic succussion splash
Bruit over kidney
Distal vessel patency reduced
Abnormal systolic arterial pressure
Polycrotic pulse
Increased pulmonary arterial wedge pressure
Observation of sensation of pharynx
Abnormal popliteal pulse
Observation of jugular venous pulse
Coin sign present
Abnormal femoral pulse
Absent breath sounds
Finding of moistness of nasal mucosa
Weak arterial pulse (finding)
Blue nasal mucosa
Pleural rub
Unable to cough voluntarily
Upper edge of hepatic dullness in chest raised
Vocal cords not visible
Blood pressure below reference range
Chest dull to percussion
Precipitate JVP 'y' descent
Problem blowing nose
Chest percussion tympanitic
Hyperemic nasal mucosa
Normal breath sounds
Fine respiratory crepitations
Cranial bruit
Post-tussive crackles
Sibilant rale
Unequal femoral pulses
Finding of jugular venous pulse
Absent pulse
JVP (jugular venous pressure) above reference range on inspiration
Jugular venous pulse characteristics - finding
Systolic arterial pressure outside reference range
Pale lung
Tenderness of cardiovascular structure
Named signs of heart
Cannot clear nose by blowing
Vocal resonance finding
Dorsalis pedis pulse absent
Crackle
Pulse thready
Absence of pulse in right femoral artery
Cardiorespiratory murmur
Expansile aortic pulsation in abdomen
Post-tussive rales
Hepatic dullness to percussion displaced
Anterior tibial pulse monophasic
Femoral bruit
Pulse in left anterior tibial artery absent
Paradoxical inspiratory filling of neck veins
Diminished Pulse
Precordial signs absent
Bronchovesicular breath sounds
Pulmonary arterial wedge pressure above reference range
Absence of pulse in left dorsalis pedis artery
Gurgling sounds
Improvement of left ventricular wall motion compared to prior study
Double pulse
Pulse in left posterior tibial artery absent
Venous pressure below reference range
Abnormal peripheral pulse
Labile blood pressure
Finding of mobility of arytenoid
Carotid bruit
Increased plasma volume
Tussive fremitus
Increased blood flow
Tubular breathing
Decreased breath sounds
Cardiovascular shunt finding
Mass moves with respiration
Quinke's sign
Abnormal precordial pulsation
Abnormal blood flow
Cardiac dullness shifted to right
Tissue perfusion alteration
Thin pulse
Pulse volume - full
Hepatojugular reflux
Abnormal diastolic blood pressure
Duroziez murmur
thready pulse
Cardiovascular system alteration
Crepitations NOS
Finding of venous return in limb vein
Venous pressure outside reference range
Small nostrils
Jugular venous pressure (JVP) raised on inspiration
Erythema over frontal sinus
Engorgement of vein
Pleural friction sound
Large airway sounds
Choking attacks
Thyroid flow murmur
Crackles lung
Jorissenne's sign
Friction sounds in chest
Small nose
Diaphragmatic dullness to percussion displaced upwards
Crusted nasal mucosa
Positive reversibility test to corticosteroids
Pallor of lung
Named respiratory signs of chest
Prominent vessels on Little's area
Left to right cardiovascular shunt
Abnormal diastolic arterial
Finding of pulse volume
Pulse in left dorsalis pedis artery absent
Labile pulse
Low blood pressure, not hypotension
arterial bruits
pulses weak
Hyperdynamic circulation
Moistness of nasal mucosa - finding
Brachiofemoral delay
Raised jugular venous pressure
Abnormal ankle pulse
Absence of pulse in right foot
Decreased blood volume
Peripheral pulse absent
Skipped beat
Finding of pulse rate
Absence of pulse in left posterior tibial artery
Vesicular breathing
arterial bruit
Chest hyperresonant to percussion
Poor ulnar perfusion of hand
Concerned about shape of nose
Delayed pulse
Exaggerated jugular venous pulse 'a' wave
Abnormal oxygen supply
choking sensations
Weak pulse
Abnormal jugular venous pressure
Absence of pulse in right popliteal artery
Nasal mucosa moist
Renal bruit present
Pulse rhythm finding
Abnormal neurovascular status of distal limb
Absence of pulse in left anterior tibial artery
Arterial wall palpable
Absence of pulse in left foot
Finding of pulmonary artery appearance
VF - Vocal fremitus
Choking due to airways obstruction
Prominent abdominal veins
Respiratory squawk
Widened pulse pressure
Post-tussive crepitations
Observation of pericardial friction rub
Abdominal aortic bruit
Concerned about appearance
Exaggerated JVP 'v' wave
choking feeling
Partial view of vocal cords
Central venous pressure outside reference range
Coarse respiratory crepitations
Congestion of pharynx
Narrow pulse pressure
Central venous pressure below reference range
Peripheral pulmonary artery pruning
pulse weak
Decreased arterial wedge pressure
Distal vessel patency - finding
Epiglottis not visible
Finding of arterial perfusion of leg
Finding related to neurovascular status of limb
Wide nose
Laryngeal crepitus absent
Observation of pulse rhythm
Poor arterial perfusion of leg
Neurovascular deficit
Finding of flow in veins
Precipitate JVP 'x'descent
Observation of pulse rate
feeling of suffocation
Finding of arterial pulse pressure
Respiratory crackles
Decreased central venous pressure
Lack of respiratory drive
Pulse unequal
Added respiratory sounds
Globus pharyngeus
Vocal fremitus increased
Abnormal arterial pulse pressure
Abnormal ulnar pulse
Finding of appearance of nasal mucosa
Absolute dullness
Abnormal systolic blood pressure
Cardiac dullness shifted to left
Choking during swallowing
Impaired peripheral neurovascular function
Musset sign
Observation of lung field
Organ or tissue vascular perfusion decreased
Finding of precordial pulsation
Coronary artery collaterals
Prominent veins
Vocal fremitus finding
Neurologic deficit
Pulselessness
Cold foot
Decreased blood pressure, not hypotension
Damping of jugular venous pulse 'y' descent
Respiratory tract congestion and cough
Dicrotic pulse
Alteration of circulating volume
Reduced chest resonance to percussion
Bidirectional cardiovascular shunt
Abnormal chest sounds
Unable to perform spirometry
Position of vocal cords on respiration - finding
Pulse in right dorsalis pedis artery absent
Bronchovesicular respiratory sounds
Percussion of chest abnormal (finding)
Peripheral pulses impalpable
Pleural friction rub
Positive reversibility test to a combination of salbutamol and ipratropium bromide
Finding of color of nasal mucosa
Chest tympanitic to percussion
Finding of lung field
Rapid upstroke pulse
Respiratory murmur
Distal vessel occluded
Globus sensation
Bronchial breath sounds
Widened arterial pulse pressure
Arterial wall pipe stem
Stony dullness
Vascular coiling
Crusting on nose
Decreased air entry
Pulse deficit
Increased oxygen supply
Posterior tibial pulse absent
Brachial pulse absent
Ulnar perfusion of hand - finding
Anterior tibial pulse triphasic
Chest resonance to percussion impaired
Flow in veins - finding
Arterial perfusion of leg - finding
crepitation
Prominent arm veins
Foot pulse absent
choking feelings
Pulse rate changed
Increased venous pressure
Cold limb
Succussion splash in chest
Pulse in right posterior tibial artery absent
Musset's sign
Chest percussion note ringing
Jugular venous pressure raised on inspiration
Neurological deficit
Coarse respiratory crackles
Absence of precordial signs
Myocardial perfusion defect
Vocal fremitus decreased
Finding of sensation of pharynx
Pericardial friction
Feeling of lump in throat
Finding of pulse rhythm
Pulse missed beats
Sonorous rale
Right to left cardiovascular shunt
Basal crepitations
Positive reversibility test to ipratropium bromide
Sensation of something in
Bronchial breathing
Nasal bridge narrow
Cardiac dullness to percussion absent
Arm elevation obliterates radial pulse
No precordial signs
Respiratory clicking sound
Finding of respiratory effort
Finding of contents of anterior nasal cavity
Poor venous access
Arterial bruit (finding)
Radiofemoral delay
Cannon waves
Peripheral alteration
Suffocation feeling
Adopts particular posture for breathing
Poor tissue perfusion
Swelling of cardiovascular structure
Subjective carotid bruit
Observation of systemic arterial pressure
Jorissenne sign
Pistol-shot sound
Chest stony dull to percussion
Prominent chest veins
Spiralling course of aorta and pulmonary artery
Blunted hypoxic drive
Blood pressure reading labile
Can't feel pulse
Epiglottis visible, vocal cords not visible
Jugular venous pressure - finding
Abnormal vascular flow
Decreased venous wedge pressure
Jugular venous pressure above reference range on inspiration
Cardiac output alteration
Tracheal tug
Filiform pulse
Sounds in chest
Transmitted sounds
Abnormal carotid arterial pulse
Contents of anterior nasal cavity - finding
Dullness to percussion over Traube space
Moist crackles
Pack in nasal cavity
Percussive tympany
Finding of hepatic dullness to percussion in chest
Unable to cough
Decreased pulmonary arterial wedge pressure
Anterior tibial pulse biphasic
Small pulse
Dullness to percussion over Traube's space
Central venous pressure - finding
Diastolic arterial pressure outside reference range
Abnormal jugular venous pulse
Suppressed breath sounds
Delayed venous return in limb vein
Foreign body sensation
Difficulty in coughing up sputum
Finding related to ability to cough voluntarily
Increased arterial wedge pressure
Observation of movement of mass with respiration
Narrow nose
Abrupt pulse
Anomalous vascular flow
Loss of distal pulse
Expanded frontal sinus
Choking sensation (finding)
Spirometry reversibility finding
Arm traction obliterates radial pulse
Precipitate jugular venous pulse 'x'descent
Vocal cord does not adduct on respiration
Blowing nose ineffectual
Decreased pulmonary capillary wedge pressure
Anadicrotic pulse
Paradoxical motion of ventricular septum
Pericardial friction rub
Finding of cardiovascular device
Gurgling
Abnormal respiratory sounds
Pulmonary artery appearance - finding
Finding of systemic arterial pressure
Finding of myocardial perfusion
Increased pulmonary capillary wedge pressure
Positive reversibility test to salbutamol
Slow JVP 'y' descent
High-pitched rhonchi
Pain of respiratory structure
Cardiovascular shunt observation
Arterial pulse pressure outside reference range
Posterior tibial pulse monophasic
Inspiratory crackles
Named respiratory sign of chest
Posterior tibial pulse biphasic
Myocardial perfusion - finding
Aortic pulsation in abdomen
Finding of central venous pressure
Finding related to ability to cough up sputum
Increased breath sounds
Decreased vascular pattern
Thready pulse (finding)
Organ or tissue vascular perfusion increased
Paradoxical diaphragmatic movement
Observation of size of nose
Absence of pulse in left femoral artery
Abnormal motion of ventricular septum
Finding of ulnar perfusion of hand
Arterial murmur
Respiratory crepitations
Observation of color of nasal mucosa
Bisferiens pulse
Partially reversible myocardial perfusion defect
Decreased blood pressure
Cavernous breath sounds
Tactile fremitus
Nasal cavity over-patent
Bruit (arterial)
Right atrial to left ventricular shunt
Abnormal pulse
Slow jugular venous pulse 'y' descent
Superficial crackling rales
Choking in newborn
Renal bruit
Damping of JVP 'y' descent
Vocal cords partially visible
Bellmetal resonance
Percussion of chest abnormal
Finding related to cardiac dullness to percussion
Difficulty coughing
Jugular venous pressure outside reference range
Difficult venous access
Pulse in left popliteal artery absent
Aborted systole
Finding of exocardial sounds
Finding of condition of arterial wall
Paradoxical cardiac wall motion
Sensation of foreign body in throat
Impaired chest percussion note
Lung crepitation
Carotid pulse absent
Abdominal bruit
Decreased lung compliance
Mediastinal crunch
Pleural friction fremitus
Signs of return of spontaneous circulation
Expiratory crackles
Sniffles
Nasal bridge wide
Finding of jugular venous pulse characteristics
Large v-wave
crepitant rale
Finding of distal vessel patency
Atelectatic rales
Posterior tibial pulse triphasic
BB - Bronchial breathing
Pulse bisferiens
Unequal blood pressure in arms
Bruit
Mass does not move with respiration
Arterial wall cord-like
Does cough up sputum
Large nostrils
Tympanitic percussion note
Prominent leg veins
Absence of pulse in left popliteal artery
Pulse in right anterior tibial artery absent
Venous pressure above reference range
Respiratory squeak
Aspiration into lower respiratory tract
Abnormal breath sounds
Pericardial fremitus
Finding of movement of mass with respiration
Observation of appearance of nasal mucosa
Wheeze - rhonchi
Arytenoid cartilages and posterior portion of vocal cords visible
Harsh breath sounds
Translucency of maxillary sinus
Duroziez's murmur
Precordial lift
Expanded maxillary sinus
Named sign of heart
Pulsatile mass of abdomen
Vesicular breath sounds
Pulse dropped beats
Orbital bruit
Cavernous breathing
Signet ring sign
Absence of pulse in right posterior tibial artery
Ineffective tissue perfusion
Globus hystericus
Plateau pulse
Aortic bruit present
Jerky pulse
Absence of pulse in right dorsalis pedis artery
Absence of pulse in right anterior tibial artery
Observation of cardiovascular device
Abnormal venous pressure
Cannot feel pulse
Increased area of cardiac dullness
Popliteal pulse absent
Anacrotic pulse
Exocardial pulsation associated with heart beat
Dorsalis pedis pulse triphasic
Pericardial friction sound
Adventitious breath sounds
Unequal pulse
Anatricrotic pulse
Low-pitched rhonchi
Venous access patent
Abnormal foot pulse
Bronchophony
Finding of arterial perfusion of hand
Pulse in right popliteal artery absent
feeling suffocation
Foul smelling discharge from nose
Precipitate jugular venous pulse 'y' descent
Choking during respiration
Pulseless
Respiratory finding on palpation of chest wall
Finding of posture for breathing
Sensation of a lesion
Jugular venous pressure above reference range
Exaggerated JVP 'a' wave
Distended vein
Rales
Abnormal central venous pressure
Rhonchus
Hyperresonant percussion note
Sounds within chest
Pleuropericardial friction rub
Temporal pulse absent
Condition of arterial wall - finding
Pale nasal mucosa
Cardiovascular alteration
Organ or tissue hyperperfusion
Swelling of respiratory structure
Alteration in tissue perfusion
Observation of colour of nasal mucosa
Finding of jugular venous pressure
Transmitted aortic pulsation in abdomen
Inspiratory tracheal tug
Abnormal chest percussion
Peripheral vascular alteration
Narrow nostril
Basal creps
Moist respiratory crepitations
Pulse in left femoral artery absent
Slow rising pulse
Respiratory tract congestion
Aorta palpable
Blood pressure alteration
Venous return in limb vein - finding
Radial pulse absent
Variation in patency of nasal airway
Chest tympany
Prominent blood vessel
Finding of size of nose
Tubular breath sounds
Cold extremity
Bruit over liver
Pain of cardiovascular structure
FBS - Foreign body sensation
Finding of chest resonance to percussion
Abdominal pulsatile mass
Arterial perfusion of hand - finding
Hyperaemic nasal mucosa
Chest clear on auscultation
Posture for breathing - finding
Aspiration into main bronchus
Peripherally inserted central venous access patent
Weak arterial pulse
Quinke's pulse
choked feeling
Hyperresonance
Femoral bruit present
Pulse rate finding
Coin sign

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ICD-10 code for oth symptoms and signs involving the circ and resp systems?

The ICD-10-CM code for oth symptoms and signs involving the circ and resp systems is R09.89. The full clinical description is "Other specified symptoms and signs involving the circulatory and respiratory systems". R09.89 is a billable/specific code that can be used on insurance claims and medical billing.

What does ICD-10 code R09.89 mean?

ICD-10-CM code R09.89 represents “Other specified symptoms and signs involving the circulatory and respiratory systems”. It is classified under Chapter 18: Symptoms, Signs and Abnormal Clinical and Laboratory Findings and is a billable/specific code that can be used on a claim.

Is R09.89 a billable code?

Yes, R09.89 is a billable/specific ICD-10-CM code and can be used to indicate a diagnosis on a medical claim.

What chapter is R09.89 in?

R09.89 is in Chapter 18: Symptoms, Signs and Abnormal Clinical and Laboratory Findings (codes R00-R99).

What codes cannot be used with R09.89?

R09.89 has Excludes1 notes indicating codes that cannot be used together with it, including: acute respiratory distress syndrome (J80); respiratory arrest of newborn (P28.81); respiratory distress syndrome of newborn (P22.0); and 2 more.

What SNOMED CT codes does R09.89 map to?

R09.89 maps to 389 SNOMED CT concepts: 248714006, 249590007, 2981001, 45186007, 68603007, and 384 more. SNOMED CT is a clinical terminology used in electronic health records.

What are the UMLS CUIs for R09.89?

R09.89 is linked to 8 UMLS Concept Unique Identifiers: C0476283, C0232112, C0476285, C0546947, C0034642, and 3 more. The UMLS (Unified Medical Language System) integrates multiple biomedical vocabularies maintained by the U.S. National Library of Medicine.

How does R09.89 relate to ICF functioning codes?

ICF (International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health) codes describe how conditions like oth symptoms and signs involving the circ and resp systems affect a person's functioning — body functions, activities, participation, and environmental factors. AutoICD provides ICF Core Sets for 12+ conditions and can map clinical text to ICF categories automatically. Browse the ICF directory to explore functioning codes.

What is the ICD-11 equivalent of R09.89?

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