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RESPIRATORY FAILURE DIAGNOSIS CODING

Coding of ARDs is assigned to code J80, Acute respiratory distress syndrome when the ARDS is not further specified and affects an adult or child. For ARDS in a newborn (perinatal) assign code P22.0. Adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) due to surgery is assigned based on the type of surgery that the ARDS is associated with.

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