PC44ICD-11 MMS 2026-01
Intentional self-harm by being bitten by animal
Index terms
- Intentional self-harm by being bitten by animal
- Intentional self-harm by being bitten by land mammal
- Intentional self-harm by being bitten by marine animal
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- Intentional self-harm by being bitten by reptile or amphibian
- Intentional self-harm by being bitten by insect or bird
Sibling codes
PC40– Intentional self-harm by being struck, kicked, or bumped by personPC41– Intentional self-harm by being struck, kicked, or bumped by animalPC42– Intentional self-harm by being stepped on or crushed by personPC43– Intentional self-harm by being stepped on or crushed by animalPC45– Intentional self-harm by being scratched or clawed by personPC46– Intentional self-harm by being scratched or clawed by animalPC47– Intentional self-harm by being stung or envenomated by animalPC48– Intentional self-harm by contact with plantPC4Y– Other specified type of intentional self-harm by contact with person, animal or plantPC4Z– Intentional self-harm by contact with person, animal or plant, type unspecified
Foundation entity
Intentional self-harm by being bitten by animal – http://id.who.int/icd/entity/547251373
Allowed postcoordination axes
Part of: 23: External causes of morbidity or mortality