UMLS 2025C5851957

ICD-10 (International Classification of Diseases, 10th Revision)
ICD-10 is split into two systems for use in the U.S.:

ICD-10-CM: Clinical Modification codes (3 to 7 characters) are used by all healthcare settings to report a patient's diseases, injuries, signs, and symptoms (e.g., diagnosis of pneumonia or a broken arm).
ICD-10-PCS: Procedure Coding System codes (7 alphanumeric characters) are used only in inpatient hospital settings to report procedures performed (e.g., removing a tumor).

CPT (Current Procedural Terminology)
HCPCS (Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System)
HCPT (HCPCS Version of Current Procedural Terminology).HCPT is another name for the HCPCS Level I set.


CPT	0374U	C5851957	Infectious agent detection by nucleic acid (DNA or RNA), genitourinary pathogens, identification of 21 bacterial and fungal organisms and identification of 21 associated antibiotic-resistance genes, multiplex amplified probe technique, urine	preferred
CPT	0374U	C5851957	Identification of 21 bacterial and fungal genitourinary pathogens and identification of 21 associated antibiotic resistance genes in urine by DNA or RNA multiplex amplified probe technique	no pref
CPT	0374U	C5851957	IADNA GU PTHGN ID 21 ORG&21 ARG MULT AMP PRB TQ	no pref
CPT	0374U	C5851957	IADNA GU PTHGN 21 ORG&21ARG	no pref
HCPT	0374U	C5851957	Iadna gu pthgn 21 org&21arg	no pref

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CPT

0374U

C5851957

Infectious agent detection by nucleic acid (DNA or RNA), genitourinary pathogens, identification of 21 bacterial and fungal organisms and identification of 21 associated antibiotic-resistance genes, multiplex amplified probe technique, urine

preferred

CPT

0374U