ICD-10-CM Injury, Poisoning and External Cause Tabs (Add-on)

Add-on tabs for your ICD-10-CM book. They mark where each injury region starts in Chapter 19, with a tab for the fracture category in that region right after it, so you can go straight to Shoulder and Upper Arm (S40-S49) and then Fractures of the Shoulder and Upper Arm (S42). They also mark burns and corrosions, poisoning by drugs, toxic effects, complications of care, and the Chapter 20 external cause blocks.

Each tab shows a short group label, the section name, and the code range. Words and code ranges only, no notes.

You print them at home on full-sheet labels (or plain paper and tape), cut them out, and fold each one over the edge of the page.

WHAT YOU GET

• 42 tabs:
• 10 injury region tabs, Head (S00-S09) through Ankle and Foot (S90-S99), plus Multiple or Unspecified Region (T07, T14)
• 10 fracture tabs, one per region: S02, S12, S22, S32, S42, S52, S62, S72, S82, S92
• 10 Chapter 19 tabs: foreign body, three burn and corrosion tabs, frostbite, drugs (poisoning, adverse effect, underdosing), toxic effects, other effects of external causes, early complications of trauma, complications of care
• 11 Chapter 20 tabs: transport accidents, slips, trips and falls, other accidental injury, self-harm, assault, undetermined intent, legal intervention and war, complications of medical and surgical care, place of occurrence, activity, external cause status
• Blank tabs in every color, for anything else you want to mark
• A Start Here guide: which label sheets to buy, how to print at the right size, and the full tab list

FILE FORMATS

• Print-ready PDF, US Letter size (8.5 x 11 inches)
• Sized for full-sheet US Letter labels, or plain paper and clear tape

HOW IT WORKS

Your download link appears right after payment and is emailed to you. Print at 100% (Actual size), cut, fold, and stick.

GOOD TO KNOW

• This is an add-on. It does not include the chapter, Index, Neoplasm Table, or Drug Table tabs. Those are in my ICD-10-CM Code Book Tabs listing.
• This is a digital download. Nothing will be mailed to you. Code books and label sheets are not included.
• You'll need full-sheet US Letter labels, such as Avery 8165 (inkjet) or 5165 (laser), or plain paper and clear tape.
• Code ranges come from the FY2027 ICD-10-CM code set (in effect October 1, 2026). Publishers lay out their books differently, so check every label against your book before you stick it on.
• Before an exam, follow your exam provider's current rules. AAPC allows tabs that mark pages with words or numbers without adding information. AHIMA exams have their own rules, which have not allowed handmade tabs, so check AHIMA's current candidate guide before you tab a book for an AHIMA exam.
• These tabs are not affiliated with or endorsed by AAPC, AHIMA, or CMS.
• Digital items generally can't be returned. If a file is missing, damaged, or different from this listing, email thedenialdesk@gmail.com and I'll help sort it out.
• Tab layouts were drafted with help from AI tools, then reviewed and fact-checked by a certified medical coding professional. The Start Here guide is written in my own words.

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