## **Documentation requirements for J2350** As with any procedure, especially involving injecting drugs into patients, it's important to document the following before you file for a claim that includes this code: - The full name of the personnel who administered the injection + their credentials - The name and address of the facility where the injection was administered - The physician's order for this injection - The full name of the patient - The date and time of the drug administration by injection, including the NDC number of the injection - Patient records showing they have been diagnosed with a type of multiple sclerosis (e.g., primary progressive MS, relapse-remitting MS, etc.) - Patient records showing any other active disease - Patient records showing if they have an active infection - Patient records showing if the patient had clinical relapses of MS - Hepatitis B virus screening results (if this is the first dose
(4) If the exact value would change management, the clinician may need to ask whether dilution or another confirmatory step is available, since "greater than 1,000 ng/L" can hide a B12 level that is markedly elevated
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Association between urinary low-molecular-weight metabolites and body mass index
If HCN is present, a pink to red stain of nickel dimethylglyoxime appears at once, the depth of the colour varying with the cyanide content of the gas
Individuals deficient in glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD) are at great risk from sodium nitrite therapy because of the likelihood of severe haemolysis, but the risk from amyl nitrite is likely to be less because only low plasma concentrations are achieved
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