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National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 1971-75

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PublicUse DataTapeDocumentationOphthalmologyAges 1-74Tape Number 4161National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 1971-75

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

Publ[c Health Srrvice

Off Ice of Health Research, Statistics, and Technology

Natmml Cenkr Ior Health Statistics

Hyattw!lle, Mar, Idnd

May 19B1

The data compilation and documentation necessary for the Ophthalmology

Data Tape were done by Michael Rowland, Jean Roberts, Everette Collins,

Kurt Maurer, Evelyn S. Stanton and Mary Dudley of the Division of Health

Examination Statistics, National Center for Health Statistics. A special

note of gratitude is due Eugene Sides who patiently typed and retyped

this material.

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CONTENTS

._. .—-. ------ -HANES LY/L-lY/3

Description of Survey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ● ...*..... . . . . . .

Target %pulation ..................................................

Data Collection ...................................● ...● ............

Useof HANES Data ......................................................

Errors inthe Data Sets and SmveyDifferences .........................

Variance Estimation ....................................................

Tape Characteristics ...................................................

General Notes

Asterisks on Tape Description ......................................

Demographic Information ............................................

Ophthalmlogy Examination ..........................................

Other Vision Data .......................................*............

Tape Description Sumary

Demgraphic Data ...................................................

Ophthalmology Data .................................................

Tape Description

Demographic Data ...................................................

Ophthalmology Data .................................................

Detailed Notes ................................................0.....,❑ .

Attachment A--Ophthalmic Disease Code adapted for HANES (ODGA) .........

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OPHTHAWL.OGY DATA TAPE

Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, HANES I, 1971-1975

Description of Survey: A detailed description of the design, content

and operation of HANES I is provided in the following reports: Plan

and Operation of the Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, DHEW

Pub. No. (HSM) 73-1310, Series 1, Nos. 10a and 10b, Public Health

Service, Washington, D. C., U. S. Government Printing Office, February

1973. Also provided is a draft report on the augmentation survey of

adults describing the relevant field work conducted between July 1974

and October 1975.

Target Population: HANES I was conducted on a nationwide probability

sample of approximately 28,OOO persons, ages 1-74 years, from the

civilian, noninstitutionalized population of the coterminous United

States, excepting those persons residing on Indian reservations. The

survey started

in June 1974.

groups thought

in April 1971 and for many survey components was completed

The HANES I sample was selected so that certain population

to be at high risk of malnutrition (persons with low

incomes, preschool children, women of childbearing age and the elderly)

were oversampled at known rates. Adjusted sampling weights were then

computed within 60 age, sex and race categories in order to inflate

the sample in such a manner as to closely reflect

population, ages 1-74 years, of the United States

survey.

the noninstitutionalized

at the mid-point of the

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Although the main emphasis of HANES I was on nutrition, a subset of

those sample persons aged 25-74 received a more detailed health

examination which was continued through October 1975. No particular

oversampling of subgroups of the population was done in this subsample

(e.g., women of childbearing age were not oversampled as they were

for the major nutrition component of HANES 1). ‘his subsample is also

representative of the United States population aged 25-74 during the

time of HANES I.

After the nutrition survey was completed, the detailed examination

given to the 25-74 age group was continued until the total number of

examined persons was approximately double the number of examinees who

received the detailed examination during the nutrition survey.

In order to produce national estimates of the nutritional status

of the U. S. population at an earlier date, a probability subsample of

35 stands of the 65

made it possible to

of health status in

stands was selected. This 35-stand subsample also

produce national estimates of certain other aspects

the population that were critically needed at an

earlier date

could not be

among the 35

and examination components that for logistic reasons

continued for the remainder of the 65 stands. Included

stands were 10 of the 15 large certainty metropolitan

areas and 1 stand from each of the 25 noncertainty superstrata. The

reduction from 15 to 10 large metropolitan areas was accomplished by

randomly selecting one stand from multiple-stand standard metropolitan

statistical areas; e.g. , selecting the southern half of the Chicago

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SMSA to represent the entire SMSA. (This selection procedure was

based on operational considerations, and although unbiased, is

recognized as not being statistically optimal.) It is this subsample

of 35 stands upon which the findings documented here are based.

Altogether, 10,127 persons were examined during the period from

April 1971 to October 1972.

Data Collection: Information for all examined sample persons in HANES I

was obtained by means of a household interview, a general medical

history, a 24-hour dietary intake recall interview, a food frequency

‘interview, a food program questionnaire, a general medical examination,

dental, dermatological and ophthalmological examinations, anthropometric

measurement, hand-wrist x-rays (of those ages 1-17 only) and 24

hematological, blood chemistry, and urological laboratory determinations.

In addition to the information received on all examined persons by

means of the above questionnaires, procedures and measurements, the

following data were gathered on the subsample of adults aged 25-74:

a medical history supplement; supplementary questionnaires concerning

arthritis, respiratory and cardiovascular conditions (when applicable);

a health care needs questionnaire; a general well-being questionnaire;

an extended medical examination; x-rays of the chesc and hip and knee

joints; audiometry; electrocardiography; goniometry; spirometry;

pulmonarv diffusion and tuberculin tests; along with additional

laboratory determinations.

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Use of HANES Data

With the goal of mutual benefit, NCHS requests the cooperation of

recipients of data tapes in certain actions related to their use:

A. Any published material derived from the data should

acknowledge the National Center for Health Statistics as

the original source. It should include also a disclaimer

which credits any analyses, interpretations, or conclusions

reached to the author (recipient of the tape) and not to

NCHS, which is responsible only for the initial data.

B. Consumers who wish to publish a technical description

of the data will make a reasonable effort to insure that

the description is not inconsistent with that published

by NCHS, This does not mean, however, that NCHS will

review such descriptions.

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Errors in the Data Sets and Survey Differences

The data users tapes have been subjected to a great deal of careful

editing. However, due to the large volume of data in the series,

it is likely that a small number of errors or discrepancies remain

undetected. We would appreciate if any such errors are detected

that they be brought to our attention so that new corrected copies

of the tape can be created and errata sheets issued to previous

purchasers.

Some of the continuous data items have extremely high or low values

and we have verified that they do in fact appear that way on the

hard documents; that is, we have verified that the values have not

been incorrectly keyed.

In general, we have not attempted to resolve any differences that may

exist between estimates derived from the various subsamples of HANES I.

Nor have we made any comparisons between estimates from HANES I and

previous surveys conducted by the Division of Health Examination

Statistics.

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VarianceEstimation

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Becausethe Health and NutritionExaminationSurvey is based upon a complex

sample design, the assumptionsof many statisticaltests and routinely

availablestatisticalprograms are not met. For this reason,when estimates

of the variancesof statisticsfrom HANES are computed,the techniqueOf

estimationmust be based upon complexsampling

the user with the capability of estimating the

have provided Strata and Primary Sampling Unit

theory. In order to provide

complex samplevariances,,we

(PSU)codes on the WS

user tapes in tape positions194-198, However,these codes are suitable

for making variance estimatesonly for examinationlocations1-6S and 1-100.

To computevarianceesttiatesfor examinationlocations1-35 or 66-100, it

is necessaryto recode the currentStrata-PSUcodes according

specificationsthat follow. The resultantrecoded Strata-PSLl

be used only for locations1-35 and 66-1(IO.

One computerprogram that shouldbe widely availablesometime

to the

codes should

around the

summer of 1978 as part of the StatisticalAnalysisSystem (availablefrom

the SAS Institute,Inc., Post Office Box 10066,Raleigh,North Carolina

27605] is capable of using the Strata-PSUcodes providedfor HANES to

compute complexsamplevariances, Other programsmay also be available,,

In those Strata,referredto as certaintyor self-representingStrata,

the PSU codes are actuallythe segmentnumbers. Neither the Strata codes

nor the PSU codes are the originalcodes used in the formationof the HMJES

sample design,but are none-the-lessa unique recodingof the original

codes. For further discussionof the sample design of HANES, the user

should consultthe publicationsof the NationalCenter for Health Statistics--

Series l-?ios.10a and 14 and the detailednote for tape positions158-195.

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Recode Specificationsfor Strata-PSUCodes

First.--Createa file with only those records in the file for examinationlocations1-35.*

Second.--Retainthe originalStrata-PSUcodes in Strata 7-10 and 13 inthe originalform as the recoded Strata-PSUcodes.

Third.--Recodethe remainingstrata accordingto the chart below.

Fourth,--Repeatthe process for examinationlocations66-1OO.*

Old Strata #(tapepositions 194-195) New Strata # New PSU #

01 01 00102 01 00203 03 00106 03 00204 04 00105 04 00211 11 00112 11 00214 14 00121 14 00215 15 00116 15 00217 17 00120 17 00218 18 00119 18 00222 22 00125 22 00223 23 00124 23 00226 26 00127 26 00228 28 00129 28 00230 30 00135 30 00231 31 00132 31 O(JZ33 3Z 00134 33 002

*See detailednote for tape positions 158-193.

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TAPE CHARACTERISTICS

Title: Ophthalmology Tape

Catalog Number: 4161

Data Set Name: HEHANESI.DU416104

Record Length: 650

Blocksize: 3900

Number of Records: 10127

Number of Reels: 1

Recording Mode: Fixed Block, EBCDIC

Channel: 9 Track

Created by: Division of Health Examination StatisticsNational Center for Health StatisticsHyattsville, Maryland

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General Notes

Asterisks on the Tape Description: Some of the data items were obtained

only for a particular subsample of HANES. Consequently some of these

items appear to have a great deal of missing data (coded as BLANK) due

“–tononresponse, but in fact the data are missing because-~he design Of “- “--”

HANES dictated that the item was to be obtained only for a particular

subsample, (For further discussion of the various subsamples in HANES

the user should see the detailed note for tape positions 158-193.)

To alert the user to this fact asterisks were put on

One asterisk denotes that the data item was obtained

receiving the detailed examination.

the tape description.

only on examinees

Demographic Information: An advance letter, announcing the forthcoming

arrival of an interviewer from the U. S. Bureau of the Census, was mailed

to each household that fell into the sample area. The interviewer

subsequently visited the household to ascertain

administer a questionnaire, the primary purpose

demographic information. !fhequestionnaire was

its composition and to

of which was to obtain

administered to each

potential sample person that was available and competent enough to respond

to questions, In the event that a potential sample person was not at

home at the time of interview, any responsible adult in the household was

asked to respond to the

Demographic information

positions 1-200.

questions for the absent person.

for each of the examinees appears in tape

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Ophthalmology Examination:

Examinees 1-74 years of age were given an examination which included

the taking of an ocular history regarding previously known eye disorders

or previous eye surgery and an examination for motility defects. The

standardized eye examination for those over 3 years of age included a

determination of monocular distance visual acuity with usual correction,

if any, and a pinhole test to determine correctability for those with

acuity less than 20/20; prescription of present glasses; dilation, and

within 20-70 minutes following dilation retinoscopy for detailed examinees

25-74 years with acuity less than 20/40 and spherical trial lens test

for nutrition examinees with acuity less than 20/40; applanation tonometry

on examiuees 20 years and older; and examination of the pupils, lids,

globes, conjunctival,sclera, corneas, anterior chambers, irises, and

lenses. The pupils were dilated in most instances for the spherical

refraction and retinoscopy and for the examination of the vitreous and

retina.

Other Vision Data: Physical examination data relating to the eyes

can be found in tape locations 239-245 of the General Medical

Examination, 1-74 years (catalogue number 4233). Certain vision-

related questions can be found on the Medical History Questionmire,

1-11 years (catalogue number 4067) and also on the Medical History

Questionnaire, 12-74 years (catalogue number 4081).

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Monocular visual acuity findings related to selected demographic

characteristics are presented in the following publication of the

National Center for Health Statistics: Monocular Visual Acuity of

Persons 4-74 Years, United States, 1971-72. Vital and Health Statistics-,

PHS Pub. No. 1000 - Series 11, No. 201. Public Health Service.

Washington, D. C. U. S. Government Printing Office, March 1977.

Refraction status, refraction potential, motility defects and medical

history findings related to selected demographic characteristics are

presented in the following publication of the National Center for Health

Statistics: Refraction Status and Motility Defects of Persons 4-74 Years,

United States, 1971-72. Vital and Health Statistics. PHS Pub. No. 100CI-

Series 11, No. 206. Public Health Service. Washington, D. C. U. S.

Government Printing Office, 1978.

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DEMOGRAPHIC DATA SUMMARY - HANES I

Tape.. Positions

Sample sequence number .........................*........................ 1Size of place .......................................................... 10SMSA-not SN.SA..........................● ....,............● ............. 11Type of living quarters ................................................ 12Land usage ............................................................. 13

If rural, asked - How many acres of land are included ........,......... 14If 10 acres or more asked - Sale of crops, etc. amount to $50 or more .. 15 .If 10 acres or less asked - Sale of crops, etc. amount to $250 or more . 16Age - head of household -...........................#.................... 17Sex - head of household ...● .......*.....*....#..#...................... 19

..Higliestgrade attended -“head of household ....,....,,.......#.......... 20Race - head of household ...#.’.##.● *..● .....*..............#............ 22Total number of persons in household

.-.#..............*,............,.... 23

Total sample persons in household ...................................... 25Number of rooms in house ...#..................................n.........27

Is there piped water ................................................... 28If yes, is there hot and cold piped water ........#..................... 29If yes to piped water - Does house have a sink~th piped water ........ 30 .Does house have a range or cook stove ................#................. 31Does house have a refrigerator.......................................... 32

Are kitchen facilities used by anyone not living in household .......... 33Total family income group ........................................#..... 34 .

NOTE: The following income questions were asked only if “Total FamilyIncome” was less than $7,000

During Past Year Did you or Any Members of Your Family Receive Money From:

Wages or salaries .......,,................#............,*.............. 36

If yes - How much altogether before deductions .....,-.................. 37

Social Security or Railroad Retirement ................................. 41If yes - How much altogether .............● .......,.,................... 42

Welfare payments or other public assistance ............................ 46

If yes - How rmch altogether ........................................... 47

Unemployment or Workman’s Compensation ................................. 51

If yes - How much altogether .....................................● ..... 52

Government employee pensions or private pensions ....................... 56

If yes - How much altogether .................,.,....................... 57

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Positions

Dividends , interest or rent ‘....*..........0....● ....................... 61If yes - How much altogether ........................................... 62Net income from own non-farm business, professional practice or

partnership .......................................................... 66If yes - How much altogether ........................................... 67Net income from a farm ................................................. 71

If yes - How much altogether ......**● .....● ● .0.#● .......● ..##......s... 72

Veteran’s payments ......,..........● ..........● ....#.....#.......,m.... :6

If yes - How much altogether #● ....● .s..● .................● 00........... 77

Alimony, child support or contributions from persons not living inhousehold ...● ....● . . . # . . .*. . . . . # . . . . . . . . ● , .,. . . . # . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .* . 81

If yes - How much altogether ...Y..................... .......-i.......... 82

...Any other income ...........~........................................... 86If yes - How much altogether ........##.................................. 87

Total amount .................................C......................... 91Family unit code ........................................................ 95Relationship to head of household ......#....#......● .................. 100

Age at interview ...................................................... 101Race of examined person. .............................................. 103Sex of examined person #.s.....................#..● ##.......#.......,.. 104

Marital status ................................2’....................... 105Date of birth (month and year) ,............● .........,.............● .. 106

Place of birth ........................................................ 110Highest grade of regular school ever attended ......................... 112

Did he finish the grade .,........,...#.......● ......,.........,....... 114 -

Is he attending school now .....*...................................... 115

Has he ever attended a school of any kind ............................. 116

If yes - What kind of school .......................................... 117

Is any language other than English frequently spoken in the household . 118If yes - What language ................................................ 119What is your main ancestry or national origin ......................... 120What was he doing most of past three months .......0...............*... 122

If “something else” - What was he doing .........4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .123

If “keeping hous~’or “something else” - Did he work at a job orbusiness at any time during the past three months .................... 124

If “working” - Did he work full-time or part-time ............,.......●125

Did he work at any time last week or the week before (not around house) 126

If no - Even though he did not work during that time, does he haveajoborbuslne SO ................................................... 127

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‘I’apePositions

Was he looking forwrkor on lay-off from a job ...................... 128If yes - Which .● ● ● ***.● O*● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● .● ● ● ● ● .0● .● ● O● ● ● *● ● ● O..● ● ● ● **● ● *● 129Class of worker”....................................................... 130If self-employedin “own” business and not a farm, is the businessincorporated........................................................ 131

Businessor industrycode .......● ● .● ● ● ● ..● ● ● ● ..● ● .● ● ● ● *...*● ...● .● ● .*● 132

Occupationcode ....................................................... 135Date of examination.● .***..● *........*......● ● .e . .** ● ● . . . . . ● . . 9 ● ● . ● ● . . 138

Qe at examination'...................................................... 144Fartinon-farm.........................................................146

Poverty index.

.● ...6...● ....● ● ....● ● .● .● ● ● ● * . . . . ● ● ● ● . . . .00 ● 0 . . ● . ● ● . . . ● . 147Region ................>............................................... 150

.SAMPLEWEIGHTS ● ● **● ● ● ● ● ● ● 9● ● ● .● ● ..● ● ..● ● ● ...........● ● ● ...● ....● ● *● ● .*. 158

STRATA - Primary SamplingUnit ........................... ...........0..194

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oHrrHAu40uxY DATA SUMMARY- HANES x

TapePositions

CATALOGNUMBER - 4161 ..***......................0....*..**..*,.......0...0

ExaminerNumber ● *....*...● *.*.**.... ..0...... ● ..*....*. ● *.*...... . . . . . . . . .

SIGNIFICANTOCUIAR HISTORY

Yes/No . . . . . . . . . . ● 0.,.0..0. ● ...0..... ● **....... . ...0..0.. . ...*.*... .* *.....

Surgery - Strabismus/Cataract● ....0......● .*O ● ● **. ● . . . ● ● . . , . . . . .* . . . . . . . . .

Other - Injury/Infection..0● ● . . . ● . . . ..* . . . . .* ● . . . . . . . . . . . . ● . ● ● . . ● ● . ...0. . .

Other ● .● ..● ........● ● ........● ..● ● ● ..........*.....,...........*..........

VISUALACUITY

OptotypeUsed .,...● .*..........● .....0 . . . . .* . . . . ● 0 . . ● . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .*. . . .

Acuity -cc OD ............................,......● ,...........● ...,.*.*...*O..● ’.0s . . . ● . . . . . . . . ● . ● ● . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . .* . . . . . . .* ● . . . . . . . . . . . ...* . . ● .sc OD .*..*...● ...● ...● ..● . ● . . . ● * ● . . , ● . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ● ... .

0s . ● . . ● . ● . . ● ● ., ..*. . . . . . . . . .* . . . . . . ● . . . . . . . . . .* ● , ● . . . . . . . ..* . . . . . . . . . ● . .If not 20/20, pinhole (Acuity)-OD ● O....● ● ● *● ..****................................**.....*.....● ..*....0s . . ● . . , . . ● . . . .*.. . . . .** . . . .* . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ● . . . . . . . . ● ● . ,

MOTILITY

Tropia (Eso/Exe)....● .● ..,....● ..● .● .....,*.........*.*...*...*...***● ....Tropia (Hyper/Nothyper) ......● ..● ● .......*.● .....● ...,...● ...● ,..*.,.....Tropia (Comitant/Incomitant).....**...*.**....● ..● ● .....● .....● ● *.● .● .....Fhoria (Eso/Exo)..*● ..● ...● ● .....● ● .........● .● ...● ● .● ,...*...........● ...Phoria (Hyper/Nothyper) ● .*.*.*.......................*...............*,.*Nystagmus .● ...*.● .● .● . . . . . . . ● ● , ● . . ,. . . . . . . , . . . ● . ..*. . . , ..* ● . . .**. . . . . . . . . .

PUPILS

Anisocoria - location.*...● ......$........*...,...,..*,...,..,....● $● *● ,..Absent light reflex - direct ........*.*,.● ,...*.● *............,● *.,.*.*...Absent light reflex - consensual............*..*.*● .*.....................Other .....● .......*...● **.*...........,...● . . . . . . . . . ● . . .* . . . . ,, . . . . . . . . . .*

No abnormality....● .......● .......● .........● ........,....,...● ..*● ..● ....

TONOMETRY (Examinees20 years and over) (Threereadings)

ApplanationOri .* . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ● ., . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0s . . . . . . . . . . . . . .* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., . . ..0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., . . . . . ., . . . .OD ................,.............,...,.......,.......,,0......● ...,..● *..0s ......................*...........,.,.............$.....,.............OD ..............................................................O.......0s ...*......................................................m.<oo.*.,4-0

201

210

225226232238

244

245247249251

253255

257258259260261262

263264265266267

268270272274276278

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OPHTHALMOLOGY DATA SUMMARY - HANES ITape

Positions

DILATATION .......... ...0.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28o

MAXILLARY SINUS TRANSILLUMINATION (For detailed examinees 25-74 years only)

Right ..................................................................... 281Left ............................................................. . . . . . . . . 282

REFRACTION - Present Glasses

Sphere sign - OD .......................................................... 283Sphere - OD ............................................................... 284Cylinder sign - OD ........................................................ 288Cylinder - OD .............................*............................... 289Axis - OD ................................................................. 293Sphere sign - OS .......................................................... 296Sphere - OS ............................................................... 297Cylinder sign - OS ........................................................ 301Cylinder - OS .............................................................. 302Axis -0s ................................................................. 306

REFRACTION - If acuity less than 20/40, any improvement with spheres

Sphere sign - OD .......................................................... 309Sphere - OD ............................................................... 310Cylinder sign - OD ........................................................ 314Cylinder - OD ............................................................. 315Axis - OD ................................................................. 319VA - OD ................................................................... 322PH-OD ................................................................... 324Sphere sign - OS .......................................................... 326Sphere - OS ............................................................... 327Cylinder sign - OS ........................................................ 331Cylinder - OS ............................................................. 332Axis - 0s ................................................................. 336VA - OS ................................................................... 339PH-os ................................................................... 341

LIDS

Blepharitis ...................................*........................... 343Angular ................................................................... 344Chalazion ................................................................. 345Concretions ............................................................... 346Ectropion ................................................................. 3L7Entropion ................................................................. 348Hordeolum .................................................0...............Ptosis

349.................................................................... 350

Other ..................................................................... 351No abnormality .....................................=...................... 35’2

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OPHTHALMOLOGY DATA SUTMRY - HANES I

GLOBE

TZlpePositions.—

Enucleation .............0................................................. 353

Exophthalmos .............................................0................ :!54

Microphthahnos ............................................................ :!55

Other ..................................................................... 356

No abnormality ......,.........● ........................................... 357

CONWJNCTIVA

Bitot’s spot ................................................0............. 358

Conjunctivitis -Allergic .................0.,..................0......................... 359

Follicular ................*............................................. 360

Infectious .............................................................. :161

Bacterial ............................................................... 362

Viral ................................................................... :163

Follicles (no inflammation) ............................................... :164

Inclusions ................................................................ 365

Pingueculum ............................................................... :166

Xerosis ................................................................... 367

Other ................0.........................*.......................... 368

No abnormality ............................................................ :369

sCLLERA

Ectasia ................................................................... 370Episcleritis .............................................................. 371

Scleritis ................................................................. :372

Other ..................................................................... :373No abnormality .............0.............................................. :374

CORNEA

Arcus senilis .............................................................Sand keratopathy ...................................................*......Degeneration ..............................................................Dystrophy ..................................0...................*..........Edema - epithelial ........................................................Edema - strornal...........................................................EndotheIial KP’s ..........................................................Guttata ...................................................................Keratitis ......................................0..........................Keratornalacia.............................................................Krukenberg spindle ........................................................Opacity ..........................................................0........

Superficial stromal .....................................................Pterygium ....................,..,....*....................................Vessels .........................................................s.........Other ................................................................t..-.No abnormality ............................................................

:375:376:377:378:379:380:381:382:383:384385:386:387;388:389:390:391

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Positions

ANTERIOR CHAMBER

Cells ..................................................................... 393Flare ..................................................................... 394Other ..................................................................... 395No abnormality ..............*............................................. 396

IRIS

Synechiae - -anterior ......................................................Synechiae - posterior .................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Atrophy ...................................................................Coloboma ..................................................................Iritis ....................................................................Neovascularization ........................................................Other .....................................................................No abnormality ............................................................

397398399400401402403404

LENS

Aphakia ................................................................... 405Cataract -Irmture ................................................................ 406Intumescent ............................................................. 407Mature .................................................................. 408Hypermature ............................................................. 409Morgagnian .............................................................. 410

Opacity -Anterior polar .......................................................... 411Cortical ................................................................ 412Nuclear ................................................................. 413Post subcapsular ........................................................ 414

Pigment on surface ........................................................ 415Other ..................................................................... 416LNoabnormallty ............................................................ 417

VITREOUS

Detachment ................................................................ 418Hemorrhage .................................................0.............. 419Opacity .......................0........................................... 420Other ..................................................................... 421No abnormality ............................................................ 422

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OPHTHALMOLOGY DATA SWRY - HANES I‘Tape

Positions——

RETINA

DiscDrusen .................................................................. 423Glaucomatous cup ........................................................ 424Neovascularization ...................................................... 425Optic atrophy - primary ................................................. 426Optic atrophy - secondary ............................................... 427Papilledema .............................................................428Papillitis .................0..............................0............. 429

Other ................................................................... 430

MaculaDegeneration - senile ................................................... 431

Degeneration - disciform ................................................ 432Degeneration - “ -clrcmate ................................................ 433

Diabetic involvement .................................................... 434Edema ................................................................... 435

Hypertensive involvement ................................................ 436Pigment epith. detach ................................................... 437Other ................,...................................,.............. 438

VesselsArteries -

Branch occlusion ...................................................... 439Central occlusion ..................................................... 440

General narrow (l-4) .................................................. 441Sclerosis (l-4) ....................................................... 442

Veins -Branch occlusion ...,.................................................. 443Central occlusion ...............,..................................... 444

Dilatation ......*.........,,...................,.........i............ 445Sausaging ............................................................. 446Sheathing ....................................................,........ 447Tortuosity .....................i....................................-. 448

Capillaries -Microaneurysms ........................................................ 449Neovascularization .................................................... 450Other ................................................................. 451

ExudatesCotton wool ............................................................. 452Hard .................................................................... 453Waxy .................................................................... 454Other ................................................................... 455

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SUMMARY - HANES ITape

PositionsRETINA - continued

HemorrhagesChoroidal ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Preretinal ..............................................................Retinal - deep ..........................................................Retinal - superficial ...................................................Other ...................................................................

Pigment changesChoroidal ● ..............................................................Epithelial -Atrophy ...............................................................Hyperplasia ...........................................................

Other ...................................................................

Angioid streaks ...........................................................Detachment ................................................................Drusen ....................................................................Inflammation -Chorioretinitis .........................................................Active ................................................................Inactive ..............................................................

Retrolental fibroplasia ....0..............................................Other ...............................................................No abnormality

..................................................................

Not visualized ............................................................

OPHTHALMIC DIAGNOSIS ......................................................

Amblyopia .................................................................Condition decreases vision ..............................................Treatment ...............................................................Eye affected ............................................................

Condition code ............................................................Condition decreases vision ..............................................Treatment ...............................................................Eye affected ............................................................

Condition code ............................................................Condition decreases vision .............................● ....... ........Treatment ...............................................................Eye affected ............................................................

Condition code ............................................................Condition decreases vision ..............................................Treatment ...............................................................

456457458459460

461

462463464

465466467

468469470471472473474 .

476

477478479480

481487488489

490496497498

499505506

Eye affected ............................................................ 507

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Positions—OPHTHALMIC DIAGNOSIS - continued

Condition code ............................................................Condition decreases vision ..............● ...............................Treatment ...............................................................Eye affected ............● .● .,..........,................................

Condition code ....,..........,............................................Condition decreases vision ..............................................Treatment ......,.........,..........,..,................................Eye affected ............................................................

Condition code .........,..........................................,.......Condition decreases vision ....................................,........,Treatment .........................................................,.....Eye affected .......a......................● .............................

Condition code ,..........................,................................Condition decreases vision ..............................................Treatment .......................................,.......................Eye affected .................................................*.,...,...O

Condition code .........,.......................................,,..,.....,Condition decreases vision ..............................................Treatment ● ............................Oa.,..............................Eye affected ....,...............................,..,,.0,................

Condition code .....................................................0..,...Condition decreases vision ..................● ......*...................,Treatment .......................................,.......................Eye affected .........0...........................................,,.0...

Condition code .................................................,..........Condition decreases vision ............................................,.Treatment ...#...........................................................Eye affected .............m...........................O.......0,.........

508514515516

517523524525

526532533534

535541542543

544550551552

55.3559560561

562568569570

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.DEMOGRAPHICDATA

Samnla fieouenceNumber I.

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i271 ‘ “

Size of Place1- Urbanized area with 3,000,000’or more2- Urbanized area with 1,000,000 to 2,999s999 .

3- Urbanized area with 250,000 to 999,999 , ‘4- Urbanized area under 250,0005- Urban place 25,000 or mo;e outside urbanized area6- Urban place 10,000 to 24,999 outside urbanized area7- Urban place 2,500 to 9,999 outside urbanized area

8- Rura1.

SMSA - Not SMSA

1- In SMS)4,in central city2- In SWSA; not in central city4 -.Not in SMSA

Type of Living Quarter@

1- Nouelng Unit -2- Other unit

Land UaaRe .1 - All other2- Rural “

If Rural.”aaked

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2067160570812672134245743269

394326173567

1006661

69523175

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Household QueotionnairtSee Detailed Noten

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Household Queetionnair

Houee;old Que~tionnairt

Household QUeBtiOnnairf

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If 10 acres or more, aaked if~Sale of Crops, Etc. Amount to $50 or more?2 - Yes

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4 - No9 - Not applicable

Household

Household

Household

Household

Household

Questionnaire

If 10 acres or leas. aaked if ‘Sale of Crops, Etc.-Ammmt to $250 or more? Questionnaire

3 - Yes-.\

5-No9 - Not applicable

Age - Head of Houeehold “16-91aa given Queatlonnaire*

Queet$onnaire00 - Blank, but applicable

Sex - head of Household1 - Make2- .,Female

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~t..hestGrade Attended - Head of Household10 ~ None Queetionnai~&

.21 : 1st grade22 - 2nd grade23 - 3rd grade .2/’4- Lth grade .

25 - 5th grade26 - 6th grade27 - 7th grnde28 - 8th grade31.- 9th grade32 - 10th grade33 - llth grade34 - 12t41grade41 - First year of college42 - Second year of college’43- ‘rhirdyear of college44 - Fourth year of college

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ITEtl L!ESCP,IPTIO?I & CODES. —~. _

Race - Head of llousel~old1 - White .

2- Ne~ro*

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3 - Other

Total Number of”Peraona in HouBehold01-19 - A9 given

. .TOtai Sample Persons in House’llold01-07 - As given

Number of Rooms in House I1-[] - AE given

9- 9 or moreJ.s there piped water?1 - Yes2 -No”

.:If yea1s tl]ereI\otand cold piped.water?-—1 - Ye82-No9 - Not applicable

If ye8 to piped water - sl)oes]hnuseIlavea Sink with Piped Water?“i - Yes2-No9- Not applicable

Does HouBe Ilavea Range or Cook Stove7—.1 - Yes ‘.2- No “ .

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7373“2654

100

101,27

10127

9636491

9840287

9545297285

975785

285

1004384

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HouBehold QuestionnaireSee Detailed Notee

Household Questionnaire

Household Questionnaire’

Houeehold Questionnaire”

Houeehold Questionnaire

Houeehold Queationnair~-



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2

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ITEM llESCRIPTIO}l& CODES.——

)oeg House have a Refrigerator?

1 - Ye9 .

! - No*

●

ire kitchen facilities used by anyone not living in household?

L -Yes

2 - No

9- Not applicable ..,, \

rotal Family Income Group

11 – Under $1,000 (including 10HS)

12 - $1,000-1,999 .13 - $2,000-2,99914 - $3,000-3,99915 - $4,000-4,99916 - $5,000-5,99917 - $6;000-6,99918 - $7,000-9,999

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19 - $lo,obo-14,99920 - $15,000-19,99921 -.$20,000-24,999 ‘22 - $25,000 and over88 - Dlank, but applicable .

NOTE: The Following”income.questionswere asked ~ if “Total FamilyIncome” waa less than $7,000. ‘

DURING PAST YEAN DID YOU OR ANY MEMBERS OF YOURm F~ILY RECEIVE MONEY

FROM: ‘

Wage9 or Salariea7

1 - Ye9 ,.

2 -No.,

J3- Blankr but applicable s

9- Not applicable

.

Controlcou~ts

10025, 102

3469375cii36

24964782473362357349021961925849313253452

245317304085536

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Hou8ehold Questionnaire

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See Detailed Notes

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[f yes to above, how much altogether before deductions

)U(J1-6999- As RiVell

88tlH - Blank, hut applicable9999 - Not applicable

;ocial Security.or Railroad Retirement?L- Yee2 - NoB- Ulank, but applicable ~ “’9- Not applicable

If yes to above, how much altogether?0001-6999 - As ~ive~~

131300- Biank, but applicable9999 - Not applicable

Welfare.Paymenta or Other Public Asaiatance?

1 - Ye92 - No “t8- Ulnnk-,but applicable

,Nutapplicable.

9-

If yes to above, how much alto~ether?

0001-6999 - As given .8868 - Blank, but applicable9999 - Not applicable

Unemployment or Workmen’s Compensation?l–Ye92 - NoEl- Blank”,blltapplicable9- Not applicable

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2314, 5477266

14492748394

5536

14334108284

144727543905536

14294088290

270.3933

3885536

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56

7-60

61

;2-65

66

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ITEM DESCRIPTION A COl)lZS—— —~.

[f yes to above, how m;ch altopecher?

)001-6999 - As gLven

8888 - Blank, qut applicable %

9999 - Not applicable

Government Employee Pensione or Private Pensione? i

1 - Ye3

2 - No

9- Blank, but applicable ~ ‘.

9 - Not applicable.

If yes to above, how much altogether?

DOO1-6999 - As given

8888 - Blank, but applicable


Dividends, interest or rent? ‘

1 - Yes.n

- No “:..

2

8- Blank. but applicable

9- .Not applicable

If yee to above, how much altogether?

0001-6999 - AS Riven.

8888 - Bla;k, but applicable9999 - Not applicable

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Net income from own non-farm buBinesa, professional practice or

~artnersllip?

1-

2-3-8-9-

Ye9

NoLoaa

Blank, bit applicableNor applicable f

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258

. 4009469

2643937

3905536

259395

9473

4053798

3875537

384408

9335

. 1404059

8384

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Household QUeBtiOnnaire



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76

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4

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HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)!,. 1

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:f yea to above, how much alto~ether7)001-7500- As given

8888 - BIank, hut applicable


)Jet income from.a farm?L - Ye~

2-No ..3 - LOBS \

8- BlankB but applicable

9- Not applicable

If yea to above, how much altogether? “

0001-6999 - Aa given


9999 - Not applicable.

Veteranvm PaymentfJ1 - Yef3 ‘

2 -No ,

8 -.Blank, but applicable ‘

9- Not applicable

If yes to above, how.much altogether?

0001-6999 - Ag given *Uatlci - Blank, but applicable9999 - Not applicable

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household?1- Ye9

2 - No

8- Blamk, ~u~ applicable

9“ Not applicable ?

Controlcou!lt9

——

133, 3999595

1334058

15385

5536

1304039594

20639963865539

203

389

9535

2063996387

5538

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Houeehold QueBttonnaire

Household Queationnalre

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Hou~ehold Queac~onnaire

llou~ehold Questionnaire

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82-85

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No. of

‘ositions—.—-——

4

1

4

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5

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.[f yes to above, how much altogether?DOO1-6999 - As given

t38819- Blank, but applicable


Any other income?1 - Ye9

2 - No

8- Blank. but applicable ~ “-

9 - Not applicable

If yen to above, how much altogether?

0001-6999 - AS given8888 - Blank, but applicable


Total Amount (Total of PoEitione 37-90)0001-6999 - AH given

8888’L Blank, but applicable

9999.- Not applicable

FAMiLY UNIT CODE00001-231U0 .

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Relationship to Head .of Hou9ehold

1 – Head (1 person livlng alone or with non-relativea)

2- Head (2 or more related persons in family) ‘

3 - Wife ,4 - Child ‘5- Other relative

A~e at Interyiew01-74 - As given

.

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Cou!lts— .

203. 3909534

14840<7392

5540

143397

9587

39576345536

878241024293917493

10127

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Houeehold Questionnai.rfi




Computer generated ‘See Detailed Notes


Hou~ehold Que~tlonnaire

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ITEM DIXCRIPTION & CODES

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Race of Examined Person.—— —1 - white

2 - Negro .3 - Other

Sex of Examined Person

1 - Male2- Female

Marital Statue

1- Ul~der 17

2 - Married

3- Widowed

4 - Never married

5 - Divorced

6- Separated

8- BlankF but applicable

D~lte of IJ~Tth (month, year)

01-12 - Month as givenoo-q9 - Year (1896-1971) ab

Place of Birth01-02-J0/,-06

otP131542

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53-56 .60-81

91-97

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7356.2666

105

4332

5795

3449

4412

647

1050285

275

9

1012710127

10059

60

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Hotmehold Questionnaire


Hounehold Questionnaire

See Detailed Note~

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No. of

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I

Il~hLTH AND NUTRITION ElhlMTNATIONSURVEY (lIANES I)!

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Highest Grade of re~ulnr echool ever attended?1(-I- None

21 - let Grade .

22 - 2nd Grade

23 - 3rd Grade

24 - 4th Grade .

25 - 5th Grade

26 - 6th Grade

21 -’7th Grade \

28 - 8th Grade

31 - 9th Grade

32 - 10th Grade .33 - llth Grade

34 - lZth Grade .

41 - First year of college42 - Second year of college43 - Third year of college44 - Fourth year of college

45 - Graduate

77 - Special School

88 ; Dlank, but applicable”

99 - Not applicable

Did he finish the grade?1 - Yes2.- No

8- Blank. but applicable

9- Not applicable

IS he attendin~ school now?

i - Yes

2 - No ,,

8- Blank, but applicable

9- Not applicable

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149, 225

238

298343

338

397425839

525637

460

2202293

377

144

317262

568

1525

56232707

1231674

1978208

07941

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19

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Ias he ever attended a Bchool of any kind?L - Yea2 - No *

3- IJlank, but applicable9 - Not applicable

~es, what kind of echooll .1- Nursery2- Klndcrgarten

. . .b

3 - Other4 - lleadstart5 - Daycare8- Dlank, but applic~’ble ‘9- Not applicable

Controlco11!lt9

—

353* 574

09200

‘ .80189

422715

09774

Ia any language other than English fr~quently spoken in the household?1542

* 84301 - Yea.2 - No8- Illank;:but applicable

.,

If yes, what language? ‘o- Gcrman1 - Italian2 - French

- Polish;. - Ruaaian5- Spanish .6- Clllnec3e7- other language ‘8- Blank, but applicable9- Not applicable

,..

,

,

’155

7969

3355110

“ 79020

180163

8430

●

.

.-

HANES I DataSource. . ...— — --- -----—— --—. —



Household (Jueetionnaire

Household Queationnai~e’

,

.

“i

I

I

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20-21

122

123

.“

Nom of

Po9itions—.—,-—— —

2

.

1

1

- ----w.~=-..’. u&-

I

-. . ,.,,- . . . .. . ... .~_+ -*+-+** ., .- .’.’..,’ . -, :1.,:4.. “<~.~..ri ,3,7..,.,.. . . , ..,- ..:,...-.

,, ,1 1, !,\

I

ll~ALTllAND NUTRITIONEXAMINATIONSURVEY (HANES1)!I

ITEM EESCI?IPTION& CODES——..

.

Control

Cou!lts—.

,.’ #

.,

Jhat iEIyour main anceatry or national origin?

Do - German

D1 - Irish ●

02 - Italian

D3 - French

04 - Polish .

05 - Russian

06 - Englinh

07 -“Spanish \

08 - Mexican

09 - Chinese

10 - Japanese .11 - American, Indian

12 - Negro

13 - Jewish

14 - American

15 - Other

88 - Blank: but applicable

99 - T)on’tmknow

. . .

?

What was he doing most of past three months?1-2-

3-8-

9-

WorkingKeeping house .Something else ,

Blank, but applicable “Not applicable

lf “something else” from above, what was he doing?

o- Laid off’

1-2-

3-

4-

5-.6 =

7-

Retired

Student

Other ,.

111.Staying home ●

LGG’k$Tl~for ‘w-~r’kUnable to work

Blank, but applicableNot applicable

.

1327. 1130

322659274

ii;:2834192515130267331617749865

.208

30272318131321 ‘

3448

11

6633417762364103

200793

, .,,. ..“

HANES I Data

Source. —--— --- ----———— ——


,

Household oueationnai~~

.

Houeehold @eationna$re

i,!

TapeJ.oc.---—..=

24

25

.26

127

128

,

.

No. Of

Posltton!

1

●

.

1

‘1

1

1

.

;HI!ALTHMD NUTRITION EXAMINATIONSURVEY (HANES I)i

, . , :

ITEM DESCRIPTION & COJ)ES.——

.

[f “keeping house” or “something else” from above, did he work at a

job or buaineaa at any time during the paat three mqnths?

L - Yea2-No!l- Blankc but applicable9 - Not applicable

[f “Working” from above, did,he Work full-time or part-time?.1- Full-time2- Part-timeB - Blank, but applicable9 - Not applicable

. .

Did he work at any time laet week or the week before? (not around “house)1 - Yes.2 - No ●

8 - Blank;!but applicable..

9 - Not applicable

If ‘fno”’to above even though he dld not work during that time, does

he have a job or business?1 - Yea

●

2 - No8,- Blank, bu~ applicable9 - Not applicable

If “no” &n I%ait$on 126; waa he looking for work or on lay-off froma lob?1-

2-8-9-

Yea “NoBlan)t,but applicableNot applicable

●

Control

“ 4433183

306471,#..

271175332

6631

3056343“97

6631

205332098

6504

309321698

6504

. ●✎✌

. . ..

HAMS I DataSource.-...-—— —~=-,-_-~y

Household

Household

Household

Household

Household

Queetionnair(

Queatlonnair(

Queetionnair

Queationnal&

*

,

●

1. .,,

Iten

#-—

.

..

.—————.TripeLoc.

129

130

131

132-3

135-3

138-4

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (NA!WS 1)

No. ofPoe it ions ITEM DESCRIPTION 6 CODES

1

1

1

1

3

3

6

If yea to above - which?1- Looking2- Lay-off3- Both8 - Blank, but applicable9 - Not applicable

Class of WorkerPrfvate paid1-

2-3-fb-5-6-8-9-

Government-FederalGovernment-OtherownNon-paidNever workedBlank, but applicableNot applicable ‘

. .\

*

If self-employed in “own” buaineas and not a farm, is the businessincorporated?1- Yea .2-No8- Blank, but applicable9- Not applicable

Buainesa or Inductry Code017-999 - Aa given

,

Occupation Code001-995 As given

Date of ExaminationMonth - 01-12 aa givenDay - 01-31 aa given

I

Year - 71- as given

I ,. . . .. .

ControlCounte

237571598

9720

2596145485323511925

6483

4224325

9817

10127

10127,

101271012710127

. . .

HANES IData Source

Household Queationnair


-L,


Household QueetionnairSee Detailed Notea

Household QueationnairSee Detailed Note8

Control Record

. . . . .. ,.

I

44-45

1.46

47-49

150

151

15?

—?1.~o. of

Positions

2

1

3

1

1

1

HEALTH AN1l’hriTRITIONlZX,~iINATIONSURVEY (!lASES’I)

ITEM DESCRIPTION &CC)DES

Age at Examination ‘

01-75 - As given

Farm1- Farm2 - Nonfarm

Poverty Index (X,XX)001-997 - As given

9’38- Index computed 998 or greater999 - Unknown

ReRion1- Nnrtheast2 - Midwest3- South4 – Hest

FOOD PR06RANS APPLICABILITY.——1- ~~otapp].icable~ - No program available3 - Food stamps available ‘ .4 - Commodities available8 - Blank, but applicable

Arc you certified to participate in the food stamp program?i - ‘fQs2-No9- Don’t lcnowBlanlc

. ..-. . ,, .-, . . . . . . ..

.

ControlCounts .

10127

4469681

9656. 19452

2342251124302844

6672108~9~5

38735

1440119568

7424

I

:omputer generated

:omputer gcneratudIce Detailed Notes

;o”mputergenerated;ee Detailed Notes “

:omputer generaticl$ee Detailed Notes

Food Programs Quest.

@

.

Food Programs.Quest.

IIEALTH AND NUTRITION MANINATION SURVEY (HANE~ I)..

~ .L CT,

ii-———.——

Tape

LOC.

153

154

155

156.

157

No. of

‘ositions

1

1

1

* ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES

,~.rzyou buying stamps now?

1- Yes, regularly~ – yes, occasionally

3-No

B- Blank, but applicable

Blanlc

~J%at is the main reason you aren’t participating in the program?1 – No need

2 – Not enough money at the

3 – No trans”porqation

4 - Pride

5 – Othbr

8 – Blank, but applicable

Blank

time

u

Areyou certified to participate in thecommodity distribution pro’gran1- Y?s2-lfo

9- Donlt know

Blank

,Are you receiving commodity #oods now for your family? ,.—1- yps , regularly2 – Yes, occasionally

3-NOl~lank .

HIIY aren’t yfIu participating in the—— - program?1 - No need‘1. - No transportation

3 - Pride4 - Other

B]ank

.,..1

Control

Counts.

1150

59225

6

8687

19

95 ,

7

‘6

85.

13

9902

121

225

12

9769

799

3310006

16

50

12

10094

llI!XES I

Data Source

Food

Food

Food

Food

Food

Programs Quest.

Programs

Programs

Programs

Quest.

Quest.

quest.

,

. .

Programs Quest.

,“

—.‘rapeI.!-c.————

15fl-1(14

~6/,-

169

170-193

194-

1!35

196-198

lgg-

2(]()

lro. of?oaitions

6

6

24

2

3

2

.4’. ’.,1 ,. .,4..1.

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES 1)


Sample WeiRhts

Detailed Persons - Locations 01-35Blank

All Sample Persons - Locations 01-35

Work Area

Stradi

1/Primary Sampling Unita–

Data User Work Area

1/– Use only for producing variance estimates for examinationlocations 1-65 or 1-100. See the General Notetitled “Variance Estimation” for producingfor examination locations 1-35 or 66-100.

variance estimates

. .. .

Controlcounts

18928235

10127

lLANESIData Source

See Detailed Note~

See Detailed Notes

I

1

Iten

- #

...

(!.)-dI

TapeLot.

201-204

205-2u9

210-211

212-224

225

226-.231

232-237

238-243

No. of?ositions

4

5

2

13

1

6

6

6

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION

OPHTHALMOLOGY

(n=10127)

SURVEY (HANES I)


Catalog Number - 4161

Blank - Work area

Examiner Number01-72, 74-95, 97-99 - Number as given

96 - Blank, but applicableBlank

Blardc- Work area

SIGNIFICANT OCULAR HISTORY1 - Yes2 - NoB1ank

Surgery - Strabismus/Cataract616100-789974 - Code as given990000-997074 - Code as givenBlank

Other - Injury/Infection626058-789998990000-996500B1ank

Other635398-789000990000-999974B1ank

- Code as given- Code as given

- Code as given- Code as given

ControlCount,9

98803

244

1291

8592244

662572

8893

10760

9960

369

10082

HANES I /Data Source

OphthalmologyExaminationRecording Form

See Detailed Notes.

ISee Detailed Notesa

See Detailed Notes.

,,

–ILW. II

No. of‘UsitlL1nS——

1



VISUAL ACUITY

Optotype Used1 - Snellen2 - 111.E3 - Landolt4 - Picture8 - Blank, but applicable9 - Not applicable (under 3 years old)Blank

KWITY

:C OD)2-19 - as given

88 - Blank, but applicableSlanli

g)2-19 - as given

8/3- Blank, but applicableILank

;C OD)1-19 - as given


0S

n-19 - as given8tl - Blank, but applicable

Blanlc

ControlCounts

8272552

13171

7889223

355610

6561

35567

6564

581319

4295

581220

4295

I

HANES IData Source

ophthalmologyExaminationRecording Form

See Detailed Notes.

See Detailed Notes.

$ee Detailed Notes.

See Detailed Notea.

I

. .“—

Item Tape

- # Loc .— .—

..*

253-

254

255-256

Au) 2571

258

259

No. OfPositions

2

2

1

1



IF NOT 20/20 PINHOLE (ACUITY)

OD

E-19 - as given


0sE-19 - as given


Blank

MOTILITY

p!lQ.2- Eso

2 - Exo

3 - Neither8 - Blank, but applicable

Blank

$s!12k- Hyper

2 - Not hyper


B1ank

p?.4s- Comitant

2- Incomitant


Blanlc

Control

Counts

31218

6998

3083

9

7035

123

275

93441

384

61

246

19819

218

31

1

9877

HANES IData Source

Ophthalmology

ExaminationRecording Form

See Detailed Notes.

See Detailed Notes.

,--

Item

#-—

1

!sI

TapeLot.

260

261.

262

263

264

No. of‘ositions

1

1

1

1

1

—.

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)


l?horia1 - Eso2 - Exo3 - Neither8 - Blank, but applicableB1ank

Phoria1 - Hyper2 - Not hyper8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

Nystagmus1 - Pendular2 - Jerk-horiz3 - Jerlc-vert4 - Jerk-rotary5- No nystagmus8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

PUPILS

Anisocoria - location1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Absent light reflex - direct11 - OD

2 - 0s3 - OuBlanlc

I

ControlCounts

17513518073

1527

38862

19226

321

325

98301

244

252195

9986

262117

10063

HANES IData Source


I

‘,

IL em Tape

# Lot.“—

265.-

2bb

267

i-WI

2b8-269

No. OfPositions

1

1

1

2

! 270-1 2

2

. . . ..



Absent light reflex - consensual1 - OD2-0s3 - OuB1ardc

Other

1-OD2 - 0s3 - OuB1ank

No abnormality1 - OD

2 - 0s3 - OuB1ank

TONOMETRY (Examinees 20 years and over) (Three readings~

Applanation - OD

06-?0 - Reading as given88 - Blank, but applicable

99 - Unsatisfactory test

Blank

Applanation - OS05-70 - Reading as given

88 - Blank, but applicableBlanlc

,Applanation - OD

05-68 - Reading as given88 - Blank, but applicable

B1anlc

ControlCounts

211418

10074

353370

9989

3334

9579481

544415

6514017

54373

4687

5174

34950

III

,

HANES IData Source

Ophthalmology


I

.

4-NJI

—.ropeLoc,

2i’4-275

2i’b-

277

278-279

2s0

2UL

No. of?lJsit IIJlls

2

2

2

1

1


.

ITE14DESCRIPTION & CODES

Applanation - OS13-6S - holding as

88 - Blank, butB]~;k

Applanation - OD36-71 - Reading as

86 - Blank, butBlank

Applanation - OS14-68 - Reading as

88 - Blank, butBlank

givenapplicable

givenapplicable

givenapplicable

Dilatation (1 gtt. 10~.Phenylephrine OU) I1 - Not dilated2- Mydriasis inadequate for fundus copy3 - Dilatation adequate4- 1+25- 1+3b -2+38 - Blank, but applicableBlank

MAXILLARY SINUS TRANSILLUMINATION (For detailed examinees 25-74years only)

;ight- Normal

2 - Dull3- Opaqlle8 - Blank, but applicableBlanlc

ControlCounts

51582

4967

51623

4962

5148

24977

522115

86816

1613

530244

1142

319180

1408286

HANES IData Source


I

I

.

!“

.’

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES 1)I

I

Item Tape No. OfControl HANES I

. # Lot. Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Count6 Data Source

.. 282 1 Left Ophthalmology

1 - Normal 1146 Examination

2 - Dull 378 Recording Form

3- Opaque 176

8 - Blank, but applicable 141

B1ank 8286 x

REFRACTION - Present Glasses

283 1 Sphere Sign - OD1 - Plus 1734

2 - Minus 1270

3 - Zero 145

1 8- Blank, but applicable 6

E B1ank 6972I

284- 4 Sphere - OD (XX.XX - decimal not shown on tape)

287 0000-1700 - Diopters as given 3150

888a - Blank, but applicable 5

Blank 6972

288 1 Cylinder Sign - OD1 - Plus 1201

2 - Minus 838

3 - Zero 27

8 - Blank, but applicableBlank.

48057

289- 4 Cylinder - OD (XX.XX - decimal not shown on tape)

292 0000-1500 - Diopters as given 2065

8888 - Blank, but applicable 5

Blank 8057

1

I

..-

I

Iten)i)

.

Tape

Lot.

293-295

297-300

301

302-305

306-308

NCI. of‘ositims

3

1

4

1

4

3

I

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I) I


Axis - OD000-180 - Degrees as given


Sphere Sign - OS1 - Plus2 - Minus3 - Zero8 - Blank, but applicableBlanlc

Sphere - 0s (xx.Xx - decimal not shown on tape)0000-1700 - DioDters as given

8888 - Bla;k, but applicableBlank

Cylinder Sign - OS1 - Plus2 - Minus3- Zero8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

Cylinder - 0s (xx.Xx - decimal not shown on tape)0000-0900 - Diopters as given


Axis - OS000-180 - Degrees as given


ControlCounts

20355

8087

172612801279

6985

31357

6985

1203809354

8076

20465

8076

20115

8111

HANES I IData Source


,.

I

I

i“

HJiALIHAND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)

I

rapeLot.

309

310-313

314

315-318

319-321

322-323

No. of‘ositions

1

4

1

4

3

2

ITE.MDESCRIPTIO?l& CODES

REFRACTION - IF ACUITY LESS THAN 20/40, ANY IMPROVEMENT WITH SPHERES

~here SiEn - OD1 - Plus2 - Minus3 - Zero8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

Sphere - OD0000-1475 -

8888 -B1ank

(xx.Xx - decimal not shown on tape)Diopters as givenBlank, but applicable

Cylinder Sijqn- OD1 - Plus2 - Minus3 - ZeroBlanlc

Cylinder - OD (XX.XX - decimal not shown on tape)0000-0450 - Diopters as givenBlank

Axis - OD000-180 - Degrees as givenB1ank

VA - OD03-15 - as given

B8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

ControlCounts

263243131

9607

5191

9607

821147

9987

1419986

9210035

5153

9609

HANES I,I

Data Source


I

,,

I,

See Detailed Notes. 1’,

),...,.,

-. —


NCI. ofPositions

2

1

4

1

4

3

2


PH - OIJ03-15 - as givenBlank

Sphere SiRn - OS1 - Plus2 - Minus3 - Zero8- Blank, but applicableBlank

Sphere - OS0000-1400 - Diopters as given


Cylinder Sign - OS1 - Plus2 - Minus3 - ZeroBlank

Cylinder - 0s (Xx.x.x- decimal not shown on tape)0000-0650 - Diopters as givenBlank

his - OS005-180 - Degrees as givenBlank

VA - OS02-18 - as given


ControlCounta

6610061

24423255

9641

4815

9641

749

4210002

12610001

8410043

4772

9648

HANES IData Source


See Detailed Notes.

-x-xx

See Detailed Notes.

I

I1

Iten#

“- 4

&-4I

TapeLoC .

341-342

343

344

345

346

347

No. of

Positions

2

1

1

1

1

..— -----

HEALTH AND NUTRITIONEXAMINATIONSURVEY (HANESI)

I

ITEM DESCRIPTION& CODES

PH - OS03-18 - as given

Blank

LIDS

Blepharitis

1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Angular1 - OD

2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Chalazion1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Concretions


Ectropion

1 - OD23B

- 0s- Ouank

ControlCounts

5410073

14L2

2349867

30

1210112

2397

10088

1916

1209972

54

1310105

HANES IData Source

Ophthalmology

ExaminationRecording

See Detai

Form

ed Notes.

I

,“

,.-

NL). ofl’llsitiuns

1

1

1

1

1



Entropion1 - OD2 - 0sJ-ouBlank

Hordeolum1-OD2 - us3-OUDli3nk

Ptosisl-OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Other1 - OD2-0s3 - OuBlank

No Abnormality1-OD2 - 0s3 - Ou8- Blank, but app:B1ank

icable

ControlcountH

303

10121

642

10115

363210

10049

133125216

9653

101112

89201

993

HANES IData Source

ophthalmologyExaminationRecording Form

I

I

I

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- i~

‘4

4-WI

,

TapeLot.

353

354

355

356

351

No. of?Usitlons

1

1

1

1

1


—..

I


GLOBE

Enucleation1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Exophthalmos1 - OD2 - 0s3-OUBlank

Microphthalmos1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Other1-OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlanlc

No Abnormality1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuB1ank

ControlCounts

960

10112

31

2510098

013

10123

;6

10113

910

9823285

#HANES IData Source


I

!

I

I

I,.-’

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IHEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)

I

—ltelllTLq)e- Nc). of Control HANES I

# 1.(111. l’LISithnS ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source——

CUNJUNC1’lVA OphthalmologyExamination

35’5 1 BitoL’s SpLIc Recording Form

1 - OD o2 - 0s o3 - Ou 3

Blank 10124

Conjunctivitis

.35!) 1 Allergic1 - OD 32 - 0s 43 - Ou 63

(!)10

B1ank 10057 ‘I

3L(U 1 Follicularl-OD 22-0s 13 - Ou 58

. Blank 10066

3bl 1 Infectious1 - OD 42 - 0s 33 - Ou 11Blank 10109

362 1 BacterialL-OD 12 - 0s 13 - OuBlank

1010115

I

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./1,

Tape

Loc ,

3b3

364

365

366

367

3b8

No. of

‘ositions

1

1

1

1

1

1

,..—. ..



ViraL1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuB1 anlc

Follicles no inflammation1-OD

2 - 0s3 - OuB1ank

Inclusions


Pingueculum


Xerosis1 - OD

2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Other1-OD

2 - 0s3 - Ou8- Blank, but app

Blank

icable

Control

Counts

o08

10119

3137

12388821

5962429‘3577

5367

10448963

011

10125

53481851

9840

...

I

II,


,

OphthalmologyExamination

Recording Form

!

I,.

1

I

II

,.

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tHEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I) 1

Itelll Tupe No. Of Control I-LANESI, // I,L)c. Positims lTEM DESCRIPTICIN & CODES I Counts Data Source.— _

II I

I 1

.

I j~g 1 NCIAbnormality Ophthalmology1 - (3D 83 Examination

1

1

1

2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

SCLERA

Ectasia1-OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Episcler.itis1-OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Scleritis1-OD

2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

373 1 Other

1 - OD

1

2 - 0s3 - OuB1ank

No Abnormality

1 - OD

2 - 0s

3 - Ou~- Blank, but applicable

Blank

8269862976

226

10117

034

10120

011

10125

75

2410091

26

98291

289

Recording Form

I

IHEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (I-LANESI) I

Item Tape No. Of Control HANES I ~# Lot. PositIons ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Countf3 Data Source

&mI

375

I I

1

CORNEA

Arcus Senilis1-OD2-0s3 - OuBlanlc

87

1236

I 8876 I.376 1 Band Keratopathy

1-OD 3 I

377

378

379

1

1

1

2-0s3 - OuB1anlc

Degeneration1 - OD2-0s3 - OuBlank .

Dystrophy1-OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Edema - Epithelial1-OD2-0s3 - OuBlank

66

10112

46

3110086

327

10115

8115

10103


I

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– Item Tape No. of Control HANES I# L(JC. POsltiOns ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source

4 3?)0 1 Edema - SEromal Ophthalmology1 - OD 8 Examination2 - 0s 8 Recording Form3 - Ou 2Blank 10109

3(31 1 Endothelial W’S1 - OD 222 - 0s 213 - OuBlanlc

6010024

382 1 Guttata.—1-OD 7

&y 2 - 0s 7

3 - Ou 207B1anli 9906

3s3 1 Keratitis1 - OD 82 - 0s 143 - Ou 16Blank 10089

384 1 Keratomalacia1 - OD o2 - 0s 13 - Ou oBlank 10126

41038

10075

385 1 KrulcenbergSpindle1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuB1anlc

I

1’

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Locm.—

386

387

388

3s9

390

391

,..—,.. ...


No. of

Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES

1 Opacity

1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuB1anlc

1 Superficial Stromal

1-OD

2 - 0s3 - OuB1ank

1 P terygiurn

1 - OD

2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

1 Vessels

1-OD

1

1

1

2 - 0s3 - OuB1ank

Other

1-OD

2-0s3 - OuBlank

No Abnormality1 - OD

2 - 0s3 - Oug h,.,+=mmli~=hlo- Blank., --- -~=..e-.”. -

Blank

Worlc Area

ControlcountB

717137

9948

12495

439865

765385

9913

171516

10079

415017.5

9861

110

1367823

~

2057

I

I

HANES IData Source

I

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HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES 1)I

I

Item Tape No. of Control HANES I

- // LCIC, Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source

. ANTERIOR CHAMBER OphthalmologyExamination

J’)! 1 cells Recording Form1 - OD 112 - 0s 113 - OuB1anlc

1210093

394 1 Flare1 - OD 92 - 0s 53 - Ou 11B1ank 10102

&m 395 1 OtherI 1 - OD 7

2 - 0s 103 - Ou 498 - Blank, but applicable 1B1ank 10060

~g(j 1 No Abnormality1 - OD 92 - 0s 133 - Ou 97738 - Blank, but applicable 1B1ank 331

IRIS

397 1 Synechiae - Anterior1-OD 152-0s 12

3 - OuBlank

410096

I

Item

.. 4

(n-41

Tape

Lot.

398

399

400

401

402

4(I3

No. ofPositions

1

1

1

1

1

1



Synechiae - Posterior1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuB1ank

Atrophy1-OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlanlc

Coloboma1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuB1ank

Iritis1 -OD”2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Neovascularization1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Other1 - OD23B

- 0s- Ouanlc

ControlCounts

1417

410092

46

4110076

171029

10063

030

10124

221

10122

363040

10021

rI

I



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Item Tape No. of Control

. il

HANES I

LUC. Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Count,9 Data Source

.. /}()4 1 No Abnormality Ophthalmology

1 - OD 31 Examination2 - 0s 33 Recording Form3 - Ou 96378 - Blanlc,but applicable 1

B1ank 425

LENS

405 1 Aphakia1 - OD 172 - 0s 23

3 - Ou 38

L Blank 10049OYI

CATARACT

406 1 Immature1 -OD 492 - 0s 413 - Ou 355

B1ank 9682

407 1 Intumescent1 - OD 1

2 - 0s 6

3 - OuBlank

1410106

408 1 Mature1 - OD 72 - 0s 13

3 - Ou 4Blank 10103

1

I

. .,

TapeLot.

409

410

411

412

413

No. ofPositions

1

1

1

1

1

,, —.



Hypermature


Morgagnian


OPACITY

Anterior Polar1 - OD

2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Cortical

1 - OD2-0s3 - OuBlank

Nuclear1 - OD

2 - 0s3 - OuB1ank

Control ‘ HANES ICounts Data Source

330

10121

011

10125

8934

10076

6576

5289458

2924

6399435

Ophthalmology


1

I

I.-


—Item l’LIpe NCI. Of Control HANES I I// I.L)C. 1’0siEions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Count8 Data Source-——.

.. 41.4 1 Post Subcapsular Ophthalmology1-OD 39 Examination2 - 0s 39 Recording Form3 - Ou 122Blank 9927

415 1 Pigment on Surface1 - OD 632 - 0s 613 - Ou 84Blank 9919

416 1 Other

I 1 - OD 11z 2 - 0s 17I 3 - Ou 28

Blank 10071

417 1 No Abnormality1 - OD 83

778282

11684

201867

10022

I I 2 - 0s3 - Ou8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

VITREOUS

418 1 Detachment1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuB1ank

I

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I

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Iten

-.

TapeI,clc.

419

420

421

422

423

No. of

Positions

1


Hemorrhage1-OD

2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

=

2-0s3 - OuBlank

Other

1-OD

2 - 0s3 - Ou8- Blank, but applicableBlanlc

No Abnohality

1-OD2 - 0s3 - Ou8 - Blanlc,Blank

RETINA

DISC

Drus en

1-OD

2 - 0s3 - OuB1ank

but applicable

Control I HANES I 1Counts Data Source

233

10119

442855

10000

2827572

10013

3033

95642

498

61021

10090

I OphthalmologyExamination

Recording Form

I

I

. .

‘ILell

, #

1

1

1

1

1

1

-..



Glaucomatous Cup

1 - ODf!- 0s3 - OuBlank

!Jeovascularization1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank ‘

31?’~lCATROPHY

Primary1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Secondaryl-OD2-0s.3- OuBlank

Papilledema1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Papillitis1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

ControlCounts

241434

10055

353

10116

496

10108

1065

10106

223

10120

121

10123

HANES IData Source


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Item Tape No. Of Control HANES I- # Lot. Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Countfl Data Source—.

..-4 430 1 0 ther Ophthalmology1 - OD 32 Examination2 - 0s 30 Recording Form3 - OuB1ank

1219944

MACULA

DEGENERATION

431 1 Senile1 - OD 252-0s 253 - Ou 133

A B1anky

9944

432 1 Disciform1-OD 72-0s 53 -Ou”B1ank

210113

433 1 Circinate1-OD 22 - 0s 23 - OuBlank

110122

434 1 Diabetic Involvement1-OD 32 - 0s 33 - OuB1anlc

1510106

435 1 Edema1-OD 3- 0s 3

II 1: ‘--- UuBlank

1,‘ 10120

—

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Itlsll’. #.—

NL). ufl’osltions

1

1

1

—---,,. —



hypertensive Involvement .L-OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Pigmenh Epith. Detach1-OD2 - 0s3 - OuB1ank

other1 - OD2 - 0s3-OUBlank

VESSELS

AkTERI.ES

Branch Occlusion1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Central Occlusion1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

ControlCounte

229

10114

1

20

10124

4140135

9911

331

10120

541

10117

HANES IData Source


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I

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HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXA.MINATIONSURVEY (HANES 1) rItem Tape No. of Control HANES I

. # Lot. Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source

. 441 1 General Narrow (l-4)1-OD2 - 0s3-OUBlank

442 1 Sclerosis (l-4)1-OD2-0s3 - OuBlank

I I IVEINS

Ophthalmology9 Examination10 Recording Form

5309578

1014

8829221

I

FJl 443 1 Branch OcclusionI 1-OD 4

1

1

2 -’0s3 - OuBlank

Central Occlusion1 - OD2-0s3 - OuBlanlc

Dilatationl-OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank, but applicableBlank

41

10118

221

10122

3i’

1201

9996

,

1’

.

i’

II-..-

—.

!

HEALTH AND NUTRITIONEXAMINATIONSURVEY (HANESI) 1

——It~llL Tape No. of Control HANES I# LUC. Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Count8 Data Source“—..—

. 446 1 Sausaging Ophthalmology1 - OD 4 Examination2 - 0s 5 Recording Form3 - OuBlank

4810070

447 1 Sheathing1 - OD 42 - 0s 33 - Ou 5Blank 10115

448 1 Tortuosity

I 1 - OD 8~ 2 - 0s 3I 3 - Ou

B1ank119

9997

CAPILLARIES

449 1 Microaneurysms1-OD 82 - 0s 73 - Ou 18Blank 10094

45(J 1 Neovascularization1 - OD 32 - 0s 53 - OuBlank

710112

451 1 0Lher1 - OD 52 - 0s 63 - Ou 23B1ank 10093

,

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Item Tape No. of Control HANES I. # Lot. Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counts Data Source

.7 EXUDATES OphthalmologyExamination

452 1 Cotton Wool Recording Form1-OD 92 - 0s 53 - Ou 7B1ank 10106

453 1 Hard1 - OD 152 - 0s 103 - Ou 33Blank 10069

&-J 454 1I ?

- OD 52 - 0s 23 - Ou 3Blank 10117

Lt55 1 Other1 - OD 22 - 0s 23 - Ou 3Blank 10120

HEMORRHAGES

456 1 Choroidal1 - OD 32 - 0s 13 - OuB1ank

o10123

1

I

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INEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)

1

Item ‘rape No. of Control HANES I. // 1.LSC. Positions ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES Counta Data Source—

. 457 1 PrereLinal Ophthalmology1 - OD 3 ExaminationJ!- 0s 1 Recording Form3 - Ou 1Blank 10122

458 1 Deep-Retinal1 - 011 62 - 0s 23 - Ou 11Blank 10108

459 1 Superficial-Retinal1 - OD 9

km 2-0s 14I 3 - Ou 10

Blank 10094

4Llo 1 Other1 - OD o2 - 0s 23 - OuBlank

o10125

PIGMEN’L’CHANGES

4b1 1 Choroidal1-C)D 142 - 0s 123 - Ou 19Blank 10082

I

. 1,

1

Item

-L

TapeT.oc.

462

463

464

465

4b6

467

No. OfPositions

1

1

1

1

1

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (WINES I)


EPITHELJAL

Atrophy1-OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlardc

Hyperplasia1 - OD2-0s3 - OuBlank

Other1-OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Angioid Streaksl-OD2-0s3 - OuBlank

Detachment1 - OD2 - 0s3-OUBlank

Drusen1-OD2-0s3 - Ou

Blank

Control

Counts

16

1632

10063

21

2213

10071

161515

10081

010

10126

582

10112

3124241

9831I

I

,

HANES IData Source


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.

TapeLoc.

No. OfI?ositiona

-..



INFLAMMATION

Chorioretinitis1-OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Active.—1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlanlc

Inactive1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Retrolental Fibroplasia1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuB1ank

Other1-OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

ControlcountB

12138

10094

021

10124

202212

10073

011

10125

1621104

9986

HANES IData Source


I

Tape

Loc .

473

474

475

416

477

478

No, OfPositions

1

1

1

1

-. .



No Abnormality

1-OD2 - 0s3 - OuB1ank

Not Visualized

1-OD

2-0s3 - OuBlank

Blank - Work area

Ophthalmic DiagnosisL- Incomplete exam2- No abnormality3 - Abnormality4- 1 and 2 both checked

5- 1 and 3 both checked

Blank

Amblyopia1 - PresentBlanlc

Condition decreases vision1 - Yes

2 - No8 - Blank, but applicableBlank

ControlCounts

10292

78382095

11

112

10103

49549583933315178248

2579870

197501

9879

HANIM IData Source

Ophthalmology

Examination

Recording Form

1

?

.... . .

Ite]l#-—

.

:N1

TapeJAIL!.

479

4s0

481-486

437

488

No. of‘osltions

1

1

6

1

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION ?XAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)


rreatment1 - Needed2 - Under care3 - Not needed3 - Blanlc,butBlank

Eye Affected1 - OD2 - 0s3 - Ou3 - Blank, butBlank

applicable

applicable

Zondition Code316100-789900 - Code as given190000-997076 - Code as given3lank

~ondition decreases vision1 - Yes~ - No3 - National Eye Institute Code3 - Blank, but applicable31anlc

:reatment1 - Needed2 - Under care3 - Not needed8 - Blank, but applicableB1ank

ControlCount~

3552118

19923.

8294341

9916

39338

6186

67821699867

6287

3663332161

77260

HANES IData Source


See Detailed Notes.

See Detailed Notes.

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.“

Item/1-—

‘1

Iu1-dI

rapeLot.——

489

490-495

4’36

497

499

No. Of?ositions.—

1

6

1

1

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY @ANES 1)

ITEM DESCRIPTION & CODES7

Eye Affected1 - OD2 - 0s3 - Ou3 - Blank, but appB1ank

icab

Condition Code616100-789900 - Code as990000-999974 - Code asB1ank

e

givengiven

Condition decreases vision1 - Yes2 - No3 - National Eye InstituteB- Blank, but applicableBlank

rreatment1 - Needed2 - Under care3 - Not needed3 - Blank, but applicableB1anlc

Eye Affected1 - OD2 - 0s3 - Ou8- Blank, but applicableB1ank

ControlCounts

7456542424

76297

20136

8108

2899647134

8Pi7

1421369884

8857

3353491279

48160

HANES IData Source


See Detailed Notes.

See Detailed Notes.

I

TapeL(1C ,

499.

5(J4

5(J5

506

5(37

508-513

514

No. of‘ositions

6

1

1

6

1

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)I


Condition Code616100-789998 - Code as given990000-999900 - Code as givenB1ank


2 - No3 - National Eye Institute CodeBlank

Treatment1 - Needed2 - Under care3 - Not neededBlank

Eye Affected1 - OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

CondiLion Cocle616100-789900 - Code as given990000-999900 - Code as givenBlank

Condition decreases vision1 - Yes2 - No3 - National Eye Inst:Blank

Lute Code

ControlCounts

11331

8993

1164215679023

4872

4309577

178161750

9038

6664

9457

621914069468

HANES IData Source


See Detailed Notes.

See Detailed Notes.

See Detailed Notes.

See Detailed Notes.

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..

IuuI

Tape

Lot.

515

516

517-522

523

524

525

No. Of‘ositions

1

1

6

1

1

1



Treatment1 - Needed2 - Under care3- Not neededBlank

Eye Affected1-OD2 - 0s3 - OuB1ank

Condition Code616100-789900 -990000-999900 -Blank

Code as givenCode as given

Condition decreases vision1 - Yes2-No3 - National Eye Institute CodeBlank

Treatment1 - Needed2 - Under care3 - Not neededB1ank

Eye Affected1-OD2-0s3 - OuBlank

ControlCount8

2033204

9870

11696

4339482

3821

9744

2167291

9748

81664

10039

8065218

9764

I

HANES IData Source


See Detailed Notes.

See Detailed Notes.

1

,

I

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rHEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)

——Iterr

il

.

IumI

‘1’dpe

L~Ji:.—-———

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531

5.{L

5J3

534

535-

540

541

No. of

Pusitiuns

b

1

1

1

6

1


Cundi Liun Code

626000-789900 - Code as givenBlank


2 - No3 - National Eye Institute Code~

- Blank, but applicableBlank

Treatment1 - Needed2 - Under care3 - NOL needed


Eve Affected

l-or)2 - 0s3 - OuEl- Blank, but applicable

Blank

Condition Code

636000-789’300 - Code as g.LvenBlank

Condition decreases vision1 - Yes2 - No3 - National Eye Institute Code

Blank

ControlCounts

1919936

518

165

19938

0519

1

10102

4640931

9947

9510032

1391

10032

HANES IData Source


See Detailed Notes.

See Detailed Notes.

I

See Detailed Notes.

See Detailed Notes.

I

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HANES I)I

‘,

IuuI

TapeLot.

542

543

544-549

550

551

552

No. Of‘osi.tions

1

1

6

1

1

1


~reatment

1 - Needed! - Under care

) - Not needed11ank

~ye Affected

.-OD

!-0s3 - OuB1ank

~ondition Code;52000-789900 - Code as given

31ank

londition decreases vision1 - Yes~ - No1 - National Eye Institute Code31ank

~reatment

1 - Needed1 - Under care

I - Not neededhank

lye Affected~-OD

2 - 0s3 - Ou01ardc

Control

Countf3

10

01

323

34

2038

10035

5110076

14

4610076

10

10(

o2

223

19

1811

79

HANES IData Source

Ophthalmology

Examination

Recording Form

See Detailed Notes.

See Detailed Notes. ‘

I1

..

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‘1’ilpcI,(1C.

5L13-551’~

559

5W

5b1

562-5b7

5(I8

No. ofJoSit 10119

b

1

1

6

1

-—

HEALTH AND NUTRITION EXAMINATION SURVEY (HA.NES1)


Condition Code650000-786400 - Code as givenBlank

Condition decreases vision1 - Yes2 - No3 - National Eye Institute CodeBlank


Eye Affected1-OD2 - 0s3 - OuBlank

Condition Code636000-789900 - Code asBlank

given

Condition decreases vision1 - Yes2 - No3 - NaLional Eye Institute CodeBlank

ControlCount,9

3110096

21

2710097

021

10124

10116

10100

1710110

0116

10110

(

HANES IData Source


See Detailed Notes.

See Detailed Notes.

I

See Detailed Notes. I

See Detailed Notes. ~

1

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,,

--

HEALTH AND NUTRITION

IuLD1

TapeLot.

569

570-

571-

650

No. of

Positions

1

1

80



Eye Affected

1 - OD2 - 0s3 - Ou8 - Blank, but applicable

Blank

Blank - Data User Work Area

ControlCounts

o10

10126

0000

10127

I-LANES IData Source


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DETAILED NOTES

TADE POSITION 10 :

Size of Place

Size of place classification was derived from the 1960 census. Accordingto the definition used in the 196iJcensus, the urban population wascomprised of all persons living in (a) places of 2,500 inhabitants or moreincorporated as cities, boroughs, villages and towns (except towns in NewYork, Ne’,,’England, and Wisconsin); (b) the densely settled urban fringe,whether incorporated or unincorporated, of urbanized areas; (c) toms in

New England and townships in New Jersey and Pennsylvania which containedno incorporated municipalities as subdivisions and had either 2,500inhabitants or more, or a population of 2,500 to 25,000 and a densityof 1,500 persons or more per square mile; (d) counties in states otherthan the New England states, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, that had noincorporated municipalities within their boundaries and had a density of1,500 persons per square mile; and (e) unincorporated places of 2,500inhabitants or more not included in any urban fringe. The remainingpopulation was classified as rural.

i

Urban areas are further classified by population size for places withinurbanized areas and other places outside urbanized areas.

-so-

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DETAILED NOTES

.TAP~ POSITION U .

SllSA

A standard metropolitan statisticalarea is basically a county or a group

of contiguous counties which containa at least one city of 50,000 inhabitants

or more, or “twin cities” with a combined population of at least 50,000.

In addition to the county..orcounties containing such a city or cities,

contiguous counties are included in an SMSA if, according to the 1960 Census*

they are socially and economicallyintegratedwith the central city.

Each SMSA must Include at least one central city, and the complete title

of an SMSA identifies the central citY or cities.

DETAILED NOTES

TAPE POSITIONS 22 AND 103

Race

The race of the respondent was marked by observation and it was assumed

the race of all related

otherwise learned. The

persons was the same as the respondent unless

race categories were “White”, “Negro” or “other.”

~f the appropriate category could nor be marked by observation, then race

was asked. Persons of races other than White or Negro, such as Japanes13,

Chinese, American Indian, Korean, Hindu, Eskimo, etc. were reported as

“Other.” Ffexicans were included with ‘W’bite” unless definitely known tl~

be American Indian or of other nonwhite race.

. .

DETAILED NOTES

TAPE POSITIONS 34-35

Total Family Income Group

The income group represents the total combined family income for the past

twelve (12) mon~hs, It includes income from all sources such as wages,

salaries, social security or retirement benefits, help from relatives,

rent from property and so forth. The income groups were not reconciled

to the component parts (tape positions 36-94).

parts were not asked when the gross income was

However, amounts greater than $6,999 appear in

67-70, and 72-75. Some respondents reported a

The income component

greater than $6,999 per annum.

tape positions 37-40,

loss of income from their

nonfarm business, professional practice, partnership or farm and this

explains why some data fields are ~reater than $6,999, but the individual

total in tape positions 91-94 does not exceed this figure.

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,. . ..-. ,, -.. . ., . . . . . . . . . ---- .

DETAILED NOTES


Family Unit Code

All related sample persons in the same family unit have the same computer

generated family unit code. This will enable detailed analysis of the

individual family unit.

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DETAILED NOTES.— -TAPE POSITIONS llo-lli -——— -.,—-----------.-— .._——

N UNITED STATES II OUTLYING ARMS OF THE U.S. I

1- -StandardAbbreviation I

Code “ Name of Place Code

I I

ALABAMA Ala. 01 American Samoa 60ALASKA Alaska 02 CanalARIZONA Ariz. 04 Canton and Enderbuq Islands 62 .

ARK.4NSAS Ark. 05 Caroline Islands 63CALIFORNIA CalIf. 06 Cook Islands 64

COLORADO Colo. 08 Gilbert and Ellice Islands 65CONNECTICUT Corm. 09 GuaiI 66DELAWW Del, 10 Johnston Atoll 67

DIST. OF COLUIIBIA D.C. 11 Line Islands - Southern 68FLORIDA Fla. 12 Flariana Islands 69GEORGIA Ga. 13 Marshall Islands 70HAWAII Hawaii 15 Midwzy Islands 71IDAHO Idaho 16 Puerto Rico 72

ILLINOIS Ill. 17 Ryukyn Islands - Southern 73

INDIA?U Ind. 18 Swan Islands 74IOWA Iova 19 Tokelau Islands 75FLmsAs Kans. 20 U.S. Hisc. Caribbean 76KENTUCKY Ky . 21 U.S. Misc. Pacific Islanas 77LOUISIANA La. 22 Vir8in Tslands 78Ff41NE Maine 23 ‘Wake Islands 79MARYLAND Md . 24 Cuba 80‘MASSACHUSETTS Mass. 25 West Indies 81

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MINNESOTA Minn. 27 South America ;5MISSISSIPPI Miss. 28 Europe 93MISSOURI Ho. 29 Africa 94MONTANA Mont. 30 Asta 95NEB.MS’KA Yebr. 31 Australasia 96NEVADA Xev.

.,32 Pacific Islands 97

NEW H.41@SHIRE N.H. 33

NEW JERSEY J.J. 3$

NEW M!XICO N. >fe~, -35N-m YOFX Y.Y. 36NORTH CAROLINA N.C. 37NoRTH DAKOTA N. Dak. 38OHIO Ohio 39

oKL)J-7oiL\ Okla. 40oA>~G~~ Ore:. 41PZ}2:S’fLV:_YI.\ Pa, 42MODE ISL.W\3 R.I. uSC!UTHC.+?.9LI;{A SIC. 45SOUTH D#J:OT.~. S. Dak, 46

T5;?<ZSS5Z Term. 47TEy&&~ Tex. 4~ I

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TAPE POSITIONS 132-134 AND 135-137

Industry and Occupation Codes

A person’s occupation may be defined as his principal job or business.

For this survey purpose, the principal job or business of a respondent

defined in one of the following ways: If the person worked during the

is

two week interview period or had a job or business, the question concerning

his occupation (or work) applies to his job during

respondent held more than one job, the question is

at which he spent the most time. It refers to the

important when equal time is spent at each job. A

that period. If the

directed to the one

one he considers most

person who has not begun

work at a new job, is looking for work, or is on layoff from work is

questioned about his last full-time civilian job. A full-time job i:s

defined as one at which the person spent 35 or umre hours per week and

which lasted tvo

vhich he has not

is classified as

consecutive weeks or more. A person who has a job to

yet reported and has never had a previous job or business

a “new worker,”

The 1970 census of population Alphabetical Index of Industries and Occupations

was used in the coding of bath the industry and occupation.

Library of Congress Sumbsr 74-612012. For sale by the Superintendent

of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C, 20402,.

$3.00. Stock Number 0301-2283.

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TAPE POSITION

Land used for farming purposes (Code 1

identified as being rural land (Code 2

consisting of 10 or more acres (Code 1

146

in Tape Position 146) was

in Tape Position 13)

in Tape Position 14) with

crop sales amounting to $50 or more (Code 2 in Tape Position 15),

or rural land (Code 2 in Tape Position 13) consisting of less

than 10 acres (Code 2 in Tape Position 14) with crop sales

amounting to $250 or more (Code 3 in Tape Position 16). All

Other land is classified as nonfam (Code 2 in Tape Position 146).

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Poverty Index--Income status was determined by the Povert Income Ratio (PIR).1/Poverty statistics published in the Census Bureau reports were based on the

poverty index developed by the Social Security Administration in 1964. (Fora detailed discussion of the SSA poverty standards, see reference 2.) Modifica-tions in the definition of poverty were adopted in 1969.~/ The standard dataseries in poverty for statistical use by all executive departments and establish-ments has been established.~)

The two components of the PIR are the total income of the household(numerator) and a multiple of the total income necessary to maintain a familywith given characteristics on a nutritionally adequate food pladj(denominator).The donor value of the denominator of the PIR is constructed from a food plan(economy plan) necessary to ❑ain~ain minimum recommended daily nutritionalrequirements. The economy plan is designated by the Department of Agriculturefor “emergency or temporary use when funds are low.”

For families of three or more persons, the poverty level was set at threetimes the cost of the economy food plan. For smaller families and personsliving alone, the cost of the economy food plan was adjusted by the relativelyhigher fixed expenses of these smaller households.

The denominator or poverty income cutoff adjusts the family poverty income Imaintenance requirements by the family size, the sex of the family head, theage of the family head in families with one or two members, and the place ofresidence (farm, nonfarm). Aanual revisions of the poverty income cutoffs arebased on the changes in the average cost of living as reflected in the Consumer

Price Index.

AS shorn in the table, the annual income considered to be the povertylevel increases as the family size increases. A family with any combinationof characteristics and with the same income as shown in the table has beendesignated as having a PTR or poverty level of 1.0. The same family with twicethe income found in the table would have a PIR of 2,0. ktios of less than 1.0

I

can be described as “below poverty,” ratios greater than or equal to 1.0, as“at or above poverty. ”

I

Poverty thresholds are computed on a national basis only, No attempt hasbeen made to adjust these thresholds for regional, State, or other localvariation in the cost of living (except for the farm, nonfarm difference).None of the noncash public welfare benefits such as food stamp bonuses or freefood commodities are included in the income of the low income families receivingthese benefits.

~jcurrent ?ooulation Rsports, “Consumer Incomz,” Series P-60, Xo, 77, ?fay7, ].971

~~Orshansky, X. : “Counting the Poor: Another Look at the Poverty Profile,” SocialSecuritv Bulletin, January 1965;’’Who’sWho Among the Poor: .4Demographic View of

——

T?overty,” Socizl Security 3ulletin, July 19E15.

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Veighted average thresholds SE the lW Income level k 1971 by size of f=mily and ~CXof hemd, by farm-nonfam residence

Size of family

All unrelsced indivitials --------Under 65 years -----------------65 years and over --------------

All fmdlles---------------------2 persons ----------------------He-d under 65 years ------------Head 65 yea:s and over ---------3 pcrsocs ----------------------4 persons ----------------------5 persons ----------------------6 persons ----------------------7 persons or mOre --------------

Tor.el

$;,:03:

1:931

3,7002,6122,6992,k2L3.2074,1134,8455,4hl6,678

Nonfarm

Total

$2,0402,0981,9(JO

3,7262,6332,7162,4.LB3,2294,137;,;::

6;751

$;, ;:!

1:959

3,7662,6L12,7312,L503,2k64,1394,8845,4926,771

T-lelhead

$1,9782,0171,934

3,&282,5812,6352,U73,1274,1164,8375,4606,583

Total

$;,;;;

1:652

3,2352,2192,317

“2,0822,1453,5274,1594,6885,736

Farm

p:l

$;,;;:

L:666

3,2L22,2242,3222,0812,7493,5284,159L,6895,749

?6male1head

$:,;M;

1:643

3,0792,1302,19S2,0892,6273,513:,:;;

S:516

l~er ~-nr~lated indivitials, sex of che indfvid~al-

SOURCE: U.S. Deparrmenc of COmerce, Socfal and Ecotmnfc Stacisck;,;+iniscration, U.S. Bu-reau of Chc Census “CharacceriEcic~ af the Uw Income PapulaCion: , Current PowulasionRe~rtt, Series P-60,Ho. 86, p. 1S.

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TAPE ~OSITION 150

The United States was divided into four broad geographic regions ofapproximately equal population. Those regions,which deviate somewhat from

the groups used by the Bureau of the Census,are as follows:

w States Included

Northeast l?aine,Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts,Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey,and Pennsylvania

South Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia,West Virginia, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee,North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Arkansas

Hidwest

West

Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, tiichigan, Wiscons:i.n,

Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri

Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, NewMexico, Arizona, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas,Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Idahc),Utah, Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming.

DETAILED NOTES

TAPE POSITIONS 158-193 -,..

HANES is a multistage, stratified ~ probability sa@e of 100se clusters ofpersons in land-based segments. In addition, HAMS is composed of twodistinct examination components— a nutrition screening examination (takenby all examinees) and a ❑ore detailed examination taken by a pre-selectedsubsample of all examinees, ages 25-74. For the nutrition screening examina-tion, locations 1-35 and 1-65 constituted national probability samplesand for the detailed examination, locations 1-35, 1-65, 66-100 and 1-100all constitute national probability samples. In other words, HANES iscomposed of six distinct subssmples of the U.S. population. For a moredetailed discussion of the sample design see Series 1, No. 10a.

Since each of these six subsamples is a distinct subsample of the U.S. ..population, each subsample requires a different set of weights. The wefghtsare based upon the probability of selection into the sample, adjustmentsfor nonresponse and further adjustments to approximate the U.S. noninstitu-tionalized population as of the midpoint of each subsample.

In order to select all of those examinees in a particular subsample, i.e.received a particular exam component, it is necessary to exclude allexaminees with a veight of zero or blank. It is also necessary to excludeall zero or blank weights because that is the only way to differentiatemissing data due to nonresponse from data that is missing because the sampledesign dictated that a particular examinee was not supposed to receive aparticular examination component.

It is suggested that any analyses that ale desired by the researcher beperformed using the greatest number of examinees possible; that is, if theresearcher is interested in an exam component of the nutrition screeningexamination he should use the weight and consequently the data from the 65location subssmple rather than the 35 location subsample. For the detailedexamination, the researcher should use the 100 location subsample ratherthan one of the others. However, some exam components were only done in aparticular subsample; for example, only at the first 35 locations. Inthat case, the researcher has no choice in selecting a particular subsample.

There may be occasions when a researcher mzy want to make comparisons ofestimates obtained from various subsamples. For example, the prevalence of

some disease condition as estimated from the first 35 locations could becompared with an estimate based upon loca:io~s 66-1OO. The researcher mayalso want co formulate hypotheses using one subsample and test those hypothesesusing another subsample.

to

of

DETAILED NOTES

TAPE POSITCONS 226-231, 232-237, 238-243,

481-486, 490-495, 499-504, 508-513, 517-522,

526-531, 535-540, 544-549, 553-558 AND 562-567

Ophthalmic Disease Code (ODC)

Each code is six digits long, all numerical. Digits 1 and 2 refer

the site of the disease or injury, Digits 3 and 4 refer to the type

disease, injury, or surgical or nonsurgical treatment. Digits 5

and 6 refer to the etiology of disease, agent or injury, nonsurgical

or surgical treatment indicator, and postoperative state indicator.

A description of the adaptation of the ophthalmic disease code (ODC)

for the Health and Nutrition Examination Survey is enclosed. Further

information regarding the ODC is available from the National Eye

Institute, Office of Biometry and Epidemiology, Building 31, Room 6A-203

9000 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, Maryland 20014.

DETAILED NOTES

TAPE POSITIONS 245-246, 247-248,

249-250, 251-252, 253-254, 255-256,

322-323, 324-325, 339-340, 341-342

ikx.z

20/10

20/15

20/20

20/25

20/30

20/40

20/50

20/60

20/70

20/80

20/100

20/200

20/400

Finger counting

Hand movement

LiFtitperception with projection

Bare light perception with projection

Xo light ?erception or anophthalmos

Code

01

02

03

04

05

06

07

08

09

10

11

12

13

15

16

17

1~

19

DE2AILED NOTES

TAPE POSITIONS 487, 496, 505, 514,

523, 532, 541, 550, 559, AND 568

The code of “3” and the corresponding condition code was assigned

by the headquarters staff of the National Eye Institute based on a

review of the record,

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. .This listing contains codes for the diagnostic terms which examtnern recor&eil “’””’ ~,.

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..— —. . in the history and diagnosis sections (Sections A and T) of the ophthalmology .—----- -------------- . . . .. .

examinations and their replicates for Stands 1 through 35 of UhliES... ----- . . . .._.

It also..... contains terms which the examiners did not record. -., . . . . . . . ,-- _.,_ . . . . ... _--:_ . . ..- . .. . . . ... . -.

,.. . . . . . . . . ..— . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . --, ----- ,,, . ..

cnoss REFEllEHCES, SITE liO1’SPECIFIED” -.. .—. _ .. . ..- —---- . . . . . . . . . -—. .— -

Cicatrix --See scar,:’.:,.’.—. -.;. -— — ___ . .- . .. . . . . . ... ._._- .

Crescent or crest, disc--See Conus-— ..- ~ - - -- ----- ... -- —. -

Double vision--See DiplopiaDutachm!?nt, retina, aphakic --See Aphakia and Detachment, retina “ ,’

... .. ... . . . . .. , . . . .

I!y[!ersensitiue, l!ypersensitivity--See Mlerqy or Epecific cnndition .

,...;

Pi,lml~nt,,.

Pi,lmentary disturbance--See Pigment, Piqmentary changes of part of ep lwolTeU... .-----. .... .... ... . .. ..

hiltnovi~us infectionIr,jury--S~e TriiUm~ or speci~ic condition

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Sensitivity tn drops or ointmsnt--See Allergy to drops or ointment \G[,cr,~tion, Operative pr[’,cedurc, history of

. . ... . . . . . .. . .. ---- . . .--See Postoperative state

l?u~tnper,ltiv{! state, not listed--Per missing digits, see the condition for uhich operation vna done. /lf ‘operation was for traum~ of unspecified type, coda both trauma and postoperative 6tate in Uiatory, Section Al

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Postoperative state, tumor--See TumorScar, surqical --See Postoperative stateSurqtiry, histuty of --See Postoperative stateCongenital anomaly, defect, malformation--See Anomaly,[Ijrt in eye5-See Foreign hoay of part of eye involvedPostoperative state, foreign body removal--See Foreignburn, lime--See Burn, alkali, of part of eye involvedNeoplasm--See Tumor or specific condition

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. . -.. -.. -—----- —.-. ... . . . . . . ..congenital, or Epeciflc condition

...—. .-—.’- . -.-..-.,. .-—. . .... . -., -- -.body, removed, of part of eye involved ,.. ....- ... —_-” ,—. —,.______ ... ..- ______ ------- .,___ ------ ,--

61 00 0061 00 0961 Cl(-i0961 01 0061 02 96(!1 61 0061 61 O(I61 61 0061 61 0061 L1 0061 tl GO61 61 /JO61 61 0061 61 UO61 61 0061 61 GO

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61. REFRACTIVE ERROR...- .-._..__-_._,_-- ._-.-.-.!-:.__-.-._..__-.->._--A---- _—-.___..__.,.

Error, refractive BOS“,

,---- ,. .-. ,-_ .,,.- .. .. . . ------- _. ----- .... . .. . . ______ ______ _,. .. ... . .. .... . . . . _, .._ . ..>..FWmet.ropiaError, refractive, none . . . --—- ..— --- ....——-.-7-. .--— .-. .—-— — __— .. -----------

*Iller,lpy, nonsurgical, contact lens-- —.. . . .. .. r--- .—..- . . . .

+Therapyr nonsurgical, visual aids.:

. ................... ..-.--.—----.,.=—,.—-- .. .-.....-_.-...._,_ .-— — ---.... ..-—. — .-.-...,Chang5s, myopic (central) (macular)Conus, disc, myopic (atrophic) (choroidal) (chorioretinml) (perlpapillary).-[pigment,..-a~).(ratinal)-(tem~ral)..~–.--..-~.--llyopia HOSMyopia, simple . . ... -. .- . .-. . . . .. . . .. ..—. ... . .Byi,pic changes (atrophic) (peripapillary) (temporal)

. .. .. ..--.7 . .= ....- .—. . .. .. .

hyopic cnnus (atrophic) (peripapillary) {temporal) . _..-_-..___.–-..-._-_-.-—..-..,,.. —-—....,--—.-,.—----______ ._-.____,-Hyol)ic crescent (atrophic) (poripapillary) [tampOral] ,.

Hyopic CdD .“ ..—.- — -.. —.-—..-—— .-., ,-— ., .. ---tlympic disc (atrophic) (peripapillary) (temporal)

—-——. .. .. . . .-——-.. —--— — - —— --.—-

Plyo!>ic piqmcnt atrophy, (choroid} (epitheliums) .- -... -__,-..~,.. .,,

—— —-. ——.. _:. .—___ ..—— -.. —-— ,, _rlvopic thinning, piqment epitheliums

.—-— -—-. —— --——,. (1f61 tIl 00 Pigment crest ~myopic) -61 b? 00

- --- -.. - ----- -. -- —-..Ilyperrnetropia

—., - ——----—-- .-.----— - -—--— ---—— ,,---- — ——. - —— -- ----—.-\’

-. 61 63 00 Astigmatism,.

.- ——. .—.- ___ ____ _... ___61 65 (10 hniscmetropia

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62 o() 130 Disease, orbit NOS62 0(1 O(I pdi. n, periorbital62 0(7 40 Tlauma , orbit NSC or NOS (floor)62 00 97 ●!;urmery, orbit62 00 9862 10 0062 1’) 0062 lIJ 0062 III(1(162 20 00b2 21 0062 22 006? U1 4062 U.? 11062 42 4962 42 91362 011 UO62 UU 9862 44 9062 1111qfl62 59 0062 53 0062 5(-I 006260 . .62 60 00

& 62 60 5B, 62 60 5EI

62 61 0062 61 7462 62 0062 62 QO62 63 0062 6U 0062 65 0062 99 0062 9’3 0062 9Y 00

63 . . . .63 00 0063 00 006.) 00 006-! OfJ 006.1 00 006.3 O(J 0063 CO 0063 00 0063 011 0063 0(1 0063 00 0863 00 2963 00 3063 00, UO63 00 4063 00 JIO

Postoperative state, orbit NOsAnorndly, ConCJeLIital, orbit NoSAnLlmalY, Congenital, orbit, type specified BECExophthalrnos, conqcnitalllyp~~ttelorismAn!lammation, orbit (acute) [chronic) (subacute)Cfillulitis, orbit NosAbscess, orbit NOS‘Irdumar periorbital, penetratingPoreiqu body, orbit NOS (metallic)Foreign body, orbit, retained (metallic)Foreiqn body, orbit, removed (metallic]Fracture, orbit (blowout) (floor) (ethmoid) (frontal) (lacrimal bone) {maxilla) (palatine~ (rim) {sphenoid] (zygoma)Implant, orbital plateorbital Plate implant

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rlr,stoper~tive state, fracture, orbitTumnr, orbit !IOSTumor, orbit, benianTumor, orbit, malignantExophtnalmos, othnr specified. ReferE~ophthaln,os HOS 1rxophthalmns, vndocrineExophtndlmos, dy~thyroid

Exuvhtnalmos, pulsating NOSExnphtnalmos, pulsating, due to cmrernons sinus thrombosisEnnphthalmns (s@nile)Fnophthalmos, traumaticPseudoturnor, orbitEmphysema, orbitNcmatoaa, orbithsymmetry, orbitOisease, orbit, type specified’HECIIerniation, orbital fat

Eyebrow. /Cnde as Eyelid/Ulinking, infrequent~iSt?dS.?, eyelid YOSHyp@Lclevdtion, eyelidXeloiil, eyplid (scar)Hass, eyelid (soft) (subcutaneous]Module, eyelidPapule, ,?yolid?iqment, eyelid (area) (lesion)s~a~, eyelid HOSSwelling, eyelid NOS‘Otherm checked, not described, lidsScar, eyelid, due to smallpoxInfection, eyelids HOSColoboma, eyelid, traumaticEccliymosis, eyelidI1l:+ect bite, eyelid

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63’ iO UO Scar, eyelid, traumatic““ 63 00 40 Trauma, eyelid NEC or lJOS

63 00 97 *Surqery, eyelid NOS63 00 9063 10 0063 11 0063 19 0063 19 0063 19 0063 19 0063 19 0063 ICI0063 20 ..63 2(J0063 20 0063 20 1063 20 1963 20 1963 20 2063 20 2963 20 3063 20 3EI63 20 3963 20 5163 20 5163 20 5263 20 52

I 63 20 52g 63 20 52t 63 20 57

63 21 . .63 21 . .63 21 0063 21 1963 29 0063 29 0063 29 2263 29 6063 29 6963 30 0063 30 CtG63 31 0063 31 9B63 32 0063 32 0063 32 2!I63 33 0063 35 0063 4P 0063 QO UO63 0!) UO63 UCI !lB63 U1 4063 U2 4063 U2 U963 U2 9863 U3 4063 43 4163 U3 4263 U3 U363 U3 46

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Postoperative state, eyelid N13SAnomaly, congenital, eyelid NOSEntropion, congenitalhnomaly, congenital, eyelid, type specified RECDistichiasisFpicanthus, in flongolism (fold)~~icanthus, absence of (fold)Fold, epicanthal, in HongolismNotch, eyelid, congenital.$uellina, eYe~ids# aller9i~-See Blepharitis, allergicBlepharltis HOS (acute) (chronic) (subacute)Granulated eyelid91epharitis, bacterial, organism not specified (acute) (chronic) (subacute)Blepharitis, bacterial, organism specitied NEC (acute) (chronic) (subacute)Ellepharitis, staphylococcal (acute] (chronic) (subacute)Blepharitis, viral, organism not specified (acute) (chronic) (subacute)Blepharitis, viral, organism specified NFC (acute) (chronic) (subacute)Elepharitis, infective, organism not specified (acute) (chronic) (subacute)131eoharitis, fungal [acute) (chronic) (subacute)31epharitis, infective, organism specified NEC (acute) (chronic) (subacute)Allergy, eyelid, due to medicinal drops or ointment (acute) (chronic) (subacute)Blepharitis, allergic, due to medicinal drops or ointment (acute) (chronic) (subacute)Allergy, eyelid NOSAllergy, eyelid, other than that due to medicinal drops or ointment [acute) (chronic) (subacute)Blepharitis, allerqic NOSBlepharitis, allergic, other than that due to medicinal drops or ointment (acute} (chronic? (subacute)Blepharitis, angular (acute) (chronic) [subacute)Rlepharitis, marqinal--See Blepharitis, seborrheicBlepharitis, sauarnous (simple)--See Blcpharitis, seborrheicBlepharitis, seborrheic (acute) (chronic) (marginal) (simple) (squamous) (subacute)Blepharitis, seborrheic, staphylococcal (acute) (chronic) (squamous) (subacute)131epharitis, sebaceous (acute) (chronic) (subacute)Blepharitis, other specified type NEC ,l]erpes zoster, eyelidhcne rosacea blepharitis61epharitis, acne rosaceaHordeolum

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StyeChalazionpostoperative state, chalazionDermatitis, eyelid (atopic)Nash, eyelid, NOSPustule, eyelid, due to chickenpoxHeibomianitisEczema, eyelidAbrasion, eyelidContusio~, eyelidErosion, eyelid, traumaticSkin graft, eyelid, following trawnaLaceration, eyelidPnreign body, eyelid NOS (metallic)Foreign body, eyelid, retained (metallic)Foreign body, eyelid, removed (metallic)Buru, eyelid NOSBurn, eyelid, chemical NOS

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Burn , eyelid, alkali (chemical)Burn, eyelid, acid (chemical)

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“ 63”d3 U6~“ 63 50 00

63 50 0063 53 0063 53 0063 53 0063 53 0063 53 0063 53 0063 53 0063 53 0063 56 fiO63 5b 0063 60 00b.360 0063 (,G0063 60 0063 61 0063 62 0063 62 UO63 63 0063 60 0063 65 0063 66 0063 67 0063 67 0063 67 !3B

& 63 99 00~ 63 99 00I 63 99 00

63 Y(J0063 99 0063 99 0063 ’39 0063 99 0063 99 0063 99 0063 99 0063 9? 0063 99 0063 99 0063 99 0063 99 0063 ~~ 00

63 99 0063 99 0063 99 0163 99 01

63 99 4163 99 7tI

6U .. ..61100 006U 00 I-)(-I~11 (JfJ ,JJ(J

64 00 UO

Durn, eyelid, physicalGrouth, eyelidTumor, eyelid MEAngioma, eyelid (benign)Fibroma, eyelid (cutaneous)Remangioma, eyelid (benign) (strawberry)Hole, eyelid (beniqu) (epidermal) (pedunculated) (pigmented)

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NeYus, eyelid (benign) (compound) (dermal] (intradermal) (margin) (pigmented) [streuberry)Papilloma. eyelid (epidermal~ (pigmented] (sguamoos)Syringoma, eyelid (benign)Tumor, eyelid, benignCarcinoma, e~elid (basal cell) (sguanous cell) .Tumor, eyelid, malignant131epharochalasis (senile)DermochalasisDermatochalasisElastosis, eyelidEntropion NOSF,ctrcpion (senile)I?ctropion, traumaticSymhlepharon NOSIanthelasma (eyelid)Trichiasis NOSconcretion, eyelidCyst, eyelid NCIS (cpidermal) (epithelial) [inclusion) (sebaceous) (Zeiss gland]Hilia, I!ilium, eyelidPostoperative state, cyst, eyelid (sebaceous)Absent eyelashes (area) [complete) [partial) (self-indnced)Angioma, spider, eyelidCilia, aberrantCafe au lait spot (area), eyelidDisease, eyelid, type specified BECEpicunthus (fold)Fold, epicanthalIlorn, cutaneous, eyelidHypopiqmentation. eyelidsKeratasis, eyelid (sebaceous) (seborrheic) (senile)Lagophthalmos (eyelid]l!olluscum, eyelid (contagiosum) (pseudocarcinomatosum) (sehaceum]Notch, eyelidNevus, eyelid, spiderPoliosis, eyelashesRetraction, eyelidSkin tag, eyelidVerruca, eyelid (plana) (vulgaris)Hart, eyelidAbsent eyelashes, secondary to other lid diseaseBlepharospasm, due to light sensitivity or photophobiaAbsent eyelashes, due to chemical not spQcifieil as ●edicinalParkinsonis-m, eyelid manifestation of

6U. LACRIHAL APPARATUS

Obstruction, nasolacrimal--See Obstruction, lacrimal apparatusDisease, lacrimal apparatus NOS (nasolacrimal)Epil,hnrmTearing (excessive)Tzauma, lacrimal apparatus NEC or HOS (nasolacrimal)

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,., , -.Postoperative state, dacrocystorhinos tomyPostoperative skate, lacrimal apparatus NOS (nasolacrimal)Anomaly, congenital, lacrimal apparatus llOS (nasolacrimal)Anomaly, conqcnital, lacrimal apparatus, type specified UEC (nasolacrimal)Inflammation. lacrimal apparatus (acute) (chronic) (nasolacrimal) (subacute)~ac~yoadsnitisInflammation, nasolacrimal sac--See DacryocystitiBDacryocystitisDacryocystitis, infectiveInSection, nasolacrimal sacInfection, nasolacrimalForeign body, lacrimal apparatus NOS [nasolacrimal) (metallic]Foreign body, lacrimal apparatus, retained (nasolacrimal) (metallic)Foreign body, lacrimal apparatus, removed (nasolacrhal) (metallic)l’umor, lacrimal apparatus NOS (nasolacrimal)Tumor. lacriaal gland ROSTumor, lacrimal sac NOS (nuiolacrimal)Tumor, lacrimal apparatus, benign [nasolacrimal)Tumor, lacrimal gland, benignTumor, lacrimal sac, benign (nasolacrimal)Tumor, lacrimal apparatus, malignant (nasolacrimal)Tumor, lacrimal gland, malignantTumor, lacrimal sac. malignant (nasolacrimal)Obstruction, lacrimal apparatus NOS (nasolacrimal)?unctum, eyelid, closed or obstructedStenosis, lacrimal apparatus (nasolacrimal)Obstruction, lacrimal apparatus, infective (nasolacrimal) .Stenosis, lacrimal apparatus, inf~tive (nasolacrimal]Obstruction, lacrimal apparatus, traumatic (nasolacrimal)Stenosis, lacrimal apparatus. traumatic (nasolacrimal)Postoperative state, obstruction, lacrimal (nasolacrimal]Probing, lacrimal or tear ductcyst, lacrimal glandDisease, lacrimal apparatus, type specified UEC (nasolacrimnl)

65. CONJWNCTIVA

13isease, conjunctiwa NOSDilation, Oildtation, conjunctival, vesselDilation, Dilatation, conjunctival, capillary (with venous stasis)Gray conjunctionHvperemia, conjunctivaltlyperplasia, conjunctivalIlemosiderin, conjunctival (pigmentation}Oypertroohy, conjunctival, papillaryInjsction, conjunctival (due to upper respiratory infection)Hascara, follicles, conauntiiva (embedded) (particles]Eicropools, conjunctivalRicroaneurysn, conjunctivalPale, Pallor, cnnjunctivaPapillae, conjunctival‘lortuosity, conjunctival vesselsVascularity, increased, conjunctivalVessels, con-junctiva (blood)Vasodilationr conjunctival (red eyes)Vascularization, conjunctival‘other- checked, not described, conjunctivalBleb, conjunctival, traumatic (filtering)Trauma, conjunctival NEC or NOS

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r’ig;ent~’d le~ion, cnnjunctiwa, removal ofPostoperative state, conjunctival 140SAnomaly, congenital, conjunctival tlOSAnomaly, congenital, conjunctival, type specified UECConjunctivitis NOS (acute) (angular) (chronic] (follicular) (purulent) (subacute)Inflammation, conjunctival WOS (acute) (chronic) (subacute)--See also Conjunctivitisconjunctivitis, bacterial, organism not specified [follicular) (infection] (infectiwe] (acute) (chronic)

(purulent) [subacute)Infection, conjunctival, bacterial, organism not specified (acute) (chronic] (purulent) (subacute)Pink eyeConflunctivitis, staphlococcal (acute) (chronic) (purulent) (subacute)Conjunctivitis. bactsrial, organisr specified NEC (acute) [chronic) (purulent) (subacute)Infection, conjunctival, bacterial. organism specified NEC (acute) (chronic) (purulent) (sulxtcote)Conjunctivitis, rickettsial, organism not specified (acute) (chronic) (infection) (infective] (subacute)conjunctivitis., viral, type not specified [acute) {chronic) (follicular) (infection) (infectire) [mbacmte)Infection, conjunctival, rickettsial, organism not specified (acute) (chronic) (subacute)Infection, conjunctival, viral, organism not specified (acute) (chronic) (subacute)conjunctivitis, due to herpes simplex (acute] (chronic) (infection) (infective) (subacute)C(unjunctivitis, due to trachoma (acute) (chronic) (infection) (infective) (purulent) (smbmcmte)Conjunctivitis, {due to inclusion virus (acute) (chronic) (infection) (infective] (subacute)Conjunctivitis, rickettsial. organism specified NEC (acute) (chronic) (subacute)Coninnctivitis, viral, type specified tiEC [acute) (chronic) (subacute]Infection, conjunctival, viral, organism specified NEC (acute) (chronic) (snbacute)Infection, conjunctival, rickettsial, organism specified NEC (acute) (chronic) (su~cute) ,Infection, conjunctival, inclusion virus (acute) [chronic) [subacute)Conjunctivitis, infective, orqanism not specified (follicular) (acute) (chronic) (purulent) (6ubacnte}Infection, conjuqctiva, organism not specified (acute] (chronic) (purulent) (subacute)Conjunctivitis, funq~l (acute) (chronic} [infection) (infective) (subacute)Infection, ccmjunctiva, fungal (acute) [chronic) (subacute)Conjunctivitis, infective, organism specified REC (acute] [chronic) [follicular) [subacute)Infection, con~unctiva, organism specified NEC (acute) (chronic) (purulent) (subacute)Conjunctivitis, due to smoke (chemical]Conjunctivitis, chemicalConjunctivitis, thermal (acetylene torch]Allergy, conjunctival, due to medicinal drops or ointment (acute) (chronic) (follicular) (snbacute)Conjunctivitis, allerqic, due to medicinal drops or ointment (acute) (chronic) (follicular) (subacute)Allerqy, conjunctival !JOShllergy, conjunctival, other than that duo to medicinal drops or ointment [acnte) (chronic] (follicular) [suhacute)(wernal)Catarrh, limbal vernalConjunctivitis, due to hay feverConjunctivitis, allergic, other than that due to ●edicinal drops or ointment (acute) (chronic) (follicular)

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Conjunctivitis, duo to foreign body [irritation] (traumatic) --See Poreign body. conjanctlvaFly, in eye, site not specified-- See Foreign body, conjunctivalForeign hociy, conjunr:tiva tiOS (metallic)Foreiqn body, conjunctival, retained (metallic)Foreign body, conjunctival, removed (fly) (metallic)Burn, conjunctival NOSBurn, conjunctival, chemical NOSI!urn, coxiunctiva, alkali (chemical)Burn, coujunctiva, acid (chemical)Burn, conjunctival, radiationBurn, conjunctival, physicalContact lens overvearirritation, conjunctival, due to contact lens

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(with ●elanosis) [nonpigmented] m(pigmented)

Pteiygium (conjunctival)Cyst, conjunctival (epitheli.al) (fluid filled) [inclusion) [lymphatic) (lymphoid] [mucons)Cyst, conjunctival, followinq surqeryOpacity, conjunctival, due to foreig~ bodyRust lesion, pigmentation, ring, or 6tainr conjunctivalScar, conjunctivalDisease, conjuncti~a, tYPeBitotms spotXerosis

specified HEC

66. EYEBALL

than other (facial)Asymmetry, one eye higherEye higher than other eye‘Othcrnm checked, not descrfied, globeTrauma, eye, multiple sites HEC or MOS

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9Urn, eye, MUII iple sites, radiation and physicalAnnphthalmos, surgicdl, followinq injuryAbsent eye, postoperative, following injuryEvisceration (eye) following traumaEnucleation following traumaBuphthalmos. /Code qlaucoma alfio/Prephthisis (bulbi)--See PhthisisPhthisis (bulbi) HOSPhthisis (buIbi), traumatic ‘Dis~nse, eye, generalized, other specified BEC

67. CORNEL

Leukoma (adherent)—See Opacity, corneaEacula, cOrnea-- See Opacity, corneaKcbula, cornea --See Opacity, corneaScar, cornea-–See Opacity, corneaRU11OUS area, cornea, endothelialDi.scase, cornei[ LoS

Descenet~s membrane, thickenedErosion, cornea (epithelial) (superficial)Fold, DesccmctOs membrane, cornea (linear)Irreqular surface, corneij

Hemhrane, retrocornealBelanosis, corneaPigment, cornea (area) (deposit) (I)escemetOs) (dust) (endothelial)

(scattered) . /lf recor$ed under Opacity, code as Opacity/Stain, Staining, cornea (punctate) (superficial)Wrinkle, DesccfnetQs membraneDeff-et, cornea, due to trichiasis (epithelial)l*Othcrm chcckpd, not described, corneaStain, Staining, cornea, traumatic (superficial)Trauma, corned NEC or NOS

*Surgery, corneaOpacity, cornea, surgical (lir,bus)Postoperative state, cornea NOSAnomaly, congenital, cornea NOShnon~ly, congenital, cornea, type specified UECEmbryotoxon, posterior, cornea (prominmnt Schwalbe~s line)lleqalocorneaIiacrocorncaIyelinated nerve fibers, corneaSchwrilbe~n line, prominentKeratoblmharoconjuncti vitis--see Keratitis

(epithelial) (granmlcm) (limbna] (posterior)

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Keratoconjunctivit is, other than sicca—See KeratitisKoratitis (acute) (chronic) (inactive) (interstitial) (punctate) (stromal) (subacute) (superfidal]Iniection, cornea, bacterial,

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Keratitis, due to leprosy (interstitial,)K[’ratitis, bacterial, orqanism specified NEC (acute) (chronic) (punctate) (subacute)Infection, cornea, rickettsial, organism not specified (acute) (chronic) (subacute)Infection, cornea, viral, organism not specified (acute) (chronic) (subamte)Keratitis, rickettsial, organism not specified [acute) (chronic) (punctate) (subacute)Kuratitis, viral, organism not specified (acute) (chronic) (punctate) (subacute)Keratitis, due to Herpes (acute) (chronic) (simpler) (subacute)Infection, cornea, rickettsial, organism specified NEC (acnte) [chronic] (subacute)Infection, cornea, viral, organism specified REX (acute) (chronic) (subacute)Keratitis, viral, organism specified NEC (acute] (chronic) (pnnctate] (subacute)Keratitis, due to measles

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Olcer, cornea , dentlritic, due to Herpes zo5terUlcer, cornea, marginalUlcer, cornea, centralUlcer, mrnea, aeoqraphicUlcer, corncu, peripheralUlcer, cornea, other specified

Abrasion, cornea (epithelial)Abrasion, cornea, due to contact lens (epithelial)Edema, cnrnea, due to contact lens (epithelial]KeratiLis, punctate, due to contact lens

Laceratic)n, co~eaForeign body, corn~a NOS (intracorneal) (metallic) [stainP stainirw)Stain, St.aininq, cornea, due to foreign body~oreiqn body, cornea,, retainelForeign body, cornea, removednurn, cornea NOSIIurn, cornea, chemical NosBurn, cornea, alkali (chemica:Burn, cornea, acid (chemical)Burn, cornea, physical

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Downarouth, epithelial, cornea NosFlood stainjnq, cornea, traumatic

hl~od staining, cornea, following surgeryBlond staining, cornea NOSStrippin~, Descemetvs ❑embrane, cornea, due to surgeryGrowth, limbusTUMor, Cornea NOSTumor, cornea, benign~ez.r,c,i~, ~“&, ,=m------- (Cyhti;Tumor, cornea, maliqantnouen~s tumor, corneaTumor, !30uenns, corneaDystrophy, cornea ROS

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band NO.5band, due to vitamin D poisoningb~nd, in Still~s diseaseband, due to hyperparathyroidismband, due to sarcoidosis

Dyctrophyv cornea, lipid N05Kcratopathy, li~id NOS!!t!tabolicdeposits, cornea NOS. Excludes: Keratopathy, bandDystrophy, cornea, due to cystinosisfietabolic deposits, cornea, due to cystinosisDystrophy, Fuch~s (cornea) (endothelial) ~cpithelial) (senile)Dystrophy, cornea, Coqan~s (epithelial) (maplike) (microcystic)Dystrophy, ccrnea, anteriorDystrophy, cornea, epithelialDystrophy, Heesman’s, hereditary origin established (cornea) (eplthelial)Dystrophy, Heesmanms 110S (cornea) (epithelial)Dystrophy, cornea, stromal (posterior]Dystrophy, cornea, macularDystrcphq, cornea, latticeDegeneration, coLnea, latticeLimbal gutter, cornra--See Dystrophy, cornea, marginal for missing digitsDystrophy, cornea, marginalDystrophy, cornea, marginal, associated uith rheumatoid arthritisDystrophy, cornea, marqinal, associated uith polyartoritis (nodosa)Dystrophy, cornea, postericm. Exclude6: Fuch~s dystrophyDystrophy, cornea, endothelial. Excludes: Fuch~s dystrophyCornea guttata (endothelial)Dystrophy, Salzmann{s ncdular, (cornea)Dystrophy, cornea. other specified NEC (granular)Cornea farinataDegeneration, cornea “NOSDcqcneration, cornea, ❑arginal (senile)Degeneration, cornea, peripheral (senile)Degenerationr cornea, limbal (lipoidal)Pterygium, corneaOpacity, cornea, surgical, due to removal of pterygiuuPostoperative state, pterygium, CorneaKcratoconusKeratomalaciaCon~unctiVitis sicca--Sce Reratitis siccaKeratoconlunctivitis sicca–-See Reratitis siccaDry cge syndrome (rlellen)Deqcnr!ration, cornea, due to drying (dellen]Iwqeneration, corn{.a, due to deficient tears (dellen)Keratitis sicca HOS (punctate)K(!ratitis sicca, sLwondary to othet ocular disease (punctate). /code also the other ocular disense/Keratitis sicca, cnnqenital (punctate) . /Code also Congenital anomaly of lacrimal apparatus/Keratitis sicca, traumatic (punctate). /Code also Trauma of lacrimal apparatus/T)ryinq, precorneal film (dellen) (quick)Dry spot, cornea (dellen) (easy or quick de~elopment of).‘Mars, deficient, corneaDegeneration, cornea, endothelialKrukenberg spindlePannusvessels, cornea (blood) (deep) (linbal arcade) ~superficial)Vascularization, cornea[’annus, due to herpes zosterPannus, due to trachomaPannus, traumatic~ascularization, filtering bleb, corneaVascular lesion, cornea {epithelial) (fleshy)

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Opacity, cornea, dne to ioreign body (endothelial] (epithelial) (piqrnent) (stromal) (superficial)opacity, cornea, mvtallic (like)Itust lesion, pigmentation, ring, scar, or stain, cornea (strcmna) (superficial)Opacity. cornea, due to burn NOS (endothelial) (epithelial) (pigment) (stromal) [superficial)opacity, cornea, due to burn, chemical NOS [endothelial) (epithelial) (pigment) (stromal) (superficial)Opacity, cornea, due to burn, alkali (chemical) (endothelial) (epithelial) (pigment) (stromal) (superficial)Opacity, cornea, due to burn, acid (chemical) (endothelial) (epithelial) (piginent] (stromal) (superficial)Opacity, cornea, due to burn, physical (endothelial) (epithelial) [pigment) {stromal) (superficial)Opacity, cornea. due to burn, radiation (endothelial) (epithelial) (pigment) (stro~al) (superficial)Opacity, cornea WOS (disciform) (endnt.helial) (epithelial) (limbus) (linear) (aicrocysts, epithelial)(pigment) (stromal) (superficial)

Opaque corneaOpacity, cornea, due to keratitis (eKposure) (marginal) (stromal)Opacity, cornea, due to old or healed ulcerOpacity, cornea, due to bacterial infection, organism not specified [endothelial) (epithelial) (pigment)(stromal) (superficial)

Opacity, cornea, due to syphilis (ghost vessels]Opacity, cornea, dtw to StaphylococcusOpacity, cornea. due to bacterial infection, organism specified nEC [endothelial) (epithelial) (pigment)

due to Herpes (simplex) (ulcer)due to viral infection, organism specified IIEC (endothelial] (epithelial] (pigment) (stroaal}

due to infecxion, organism not specified (endothelial) (epithelial) (pigment) (stzomal)

due to funqal infection (endothelial) (epithelial) (pigment) (stromal) (superficial)due to infection, organism specified NEC (endothelial) (epithelial) (pigment] (stromal) (superficialdue to trauma NEC or NOS (endothelial) (epithelial) (lacerating) (limbus) (pigment) (stromal) (superldue to contact lens (cpithelial] (pnnctate)

‘(~trcrnal) (superficial)Opacity, cornea, due to viral infection, organism not specified (endothelial] (epithelial) (pigment) (stroaal)[superficial)

.

Opacity, cornea,Opacity, cornea,(superficial)

Opacity, cornea,(superficial)

Opacity, cornea,Opacity, cornea,OpaciLy, cornea,Opacity, cornea,Bulla, cornea (epithelial)Di?ease, cornea, type specified IiECEctasia, corneaE~ema, cornoa (epithelial) (stroaal)Glrtle, limbal (cornea) (white)Girdle of Vogt (cornea) (limbus)Hudson-Stahli line (pigmentation)KF~s (endothulial) (pigment -cd)Keratitis, bullousKeratopathy, bullousOpacity, limbal girdle (cornea) (white)Precipitates, keratic [pigment -cd)Precipitates, endothelial (pigment -cd]Haite-Beetham linesEdema , cornea, due toEdema, cornea, due to

burn, acid (chemical)vitreous touch follouing surqery (epithelial)

60. SCLERA

6clera, vesselDilation, Dilatation,Disease, scl~ra IIOSEDiscleral vein, large$car, sclpra KOS‘Other= checked. not described, scleraTrauma, sch?ra NEC or NOS

*Suryery, scleraPostoperative state, sclera NOSAnomaly, congenital, sclera Nos

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Annm, ily, rnnnrni~alr sclrra, type sp~cified HEClhinninq, scler~, congenitalScleritis (,:cuts) (chronic] (subacute)Epi:.clpritis (acutu) [chronic) (subacute)Sclurnnalacid HO:; (perforans)Sclf;r{jmalaci~ in rhuuEatoid arthritis [perforanfi)Lac,:rdtion, scleraFolriqn hmly, epl::clcra--SEW? Foreign body, scleraF{,r.,iunbody, sclera HOS (metallic)Fnr!.i,lnbody, sclera, retained (metallic)Foreign bndy, :iclera, removed (metallic)Tumor, srlwra MO%Tumur, sclcra, buniqnTumor, sclera, malignantECtabid, sclecal NIX (acquired)Sclercct~sid Nl)S (acquired)Staphylnma, sclera NOS (acquired)EctAsia, :-cleral, seconihry to glaucoma (acquired) . /Code glaucoma also/Sclr:r(.ctas-ia, seconddry to qlaucoma (acquired) . /Code Glaucoma alEo/Stdphylcmd, sclera, secondary to glaucoma (acquired). /code glaucoma n160/12ctasio, scleral, traumaticSclvrl.clasid, traumatic (acquired)St,ipt,ylomd,sclera, traumatic (acgaired)

,.

Scler~*ct]sia, following surgeryUlue SDOLZ, sclcra (coloration)~~ldIIUSiSr sclt~ra (benign) (oculi)IIelanutic lesion, scloraPi,!ment,ltion,scleraCog~nOs plauum~, sclera[Iis[:dse,:;c~cra, type specified REC

Icterug (conjunctival] (sclera)Jaundic+: (conjunctiv~) (sclera)Plaque, sclcra, calcified (lateral rectus insertion)PIIIaue, sclcra (hydline) (senile]Thinning, sclera (localized)Translucent ar~as, sclera .YellIIw (tint), ccnjunctiva or sclera

69. ANTERIOR CHAttBFn ARD INTRAOCULAR PRE5StlRE

Cup, Cupninq, qlauccmatous (optic disc, nerre head)—See Glauc&maGl,aucnrnatnu!+cIIp, ruppina-–Scc GlaucomaGlaucoma, b{~rd@rline-–Sec Glaucoma SwspectS,iuct~ri7ationP qlaucomatous (optic disc) (nerve head) —See Glaucoma

Dlvb, filt!?rirlq--S(:eGlaucoma for missing diqitsPnsLOper,itiwe state. qlaucoma--See Glaucoma for missing digitsDisease, anterior chamber NOSSurpirious: anterior Ctldmbcrl,~lthcrm ch~cked, not described, anterior chamber

I,wes::ion, ~ngl~:, mnterior chamber (traumatic)Trcilltrii, ant-rior ch~mber NLC or NOS

*Surqery, anturior chamber NOSFostol,erdtiv~ stute, anterior chamber tloS

*Paracentl:sis, anterior chanberp~st~~prative state, parac(:nteskAnomaly, conqcnital, anterior chamber or intraocular pressure ROSGlducoma, congenital UOSGldllcomd, congenital, due to rubella[:laucorna, conqcnital. hereditary origin established

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hnomalv, c~ngeniial, anterior chamber or intraocular pressure, type fipecified NECSchualbe’q line, anterior insertion ofInflammation. anterior chamber (acute) (chronic) [subacute)llypoDyon (anterior chamber)Foreiun body, anterior chamber NOS (metallic)

Foreign body, anterior chamber, retained (metallic)Foreiqn hotly, anterior chamber, removed (metallic)CY~t, implantation, anterior chamhcr, traumaticDowngrowth, epithelial, anterior chamber, traumaticCyst, implantation, anterior chamber , following surgery /Use instead of lJOS if person has aphakia, history ofcataract .surgeryr and NO history of trauma/

Downgrouth, @pit]]elial, anterior chamher, folloMing ~urqery. /Llse insteaa of EOS if person has aphakia, history ofcataract surger-~, and NO history of trauma/

Tube, endotbelial, anterior chamber, following surgery (from coraea to iris)Cyst, implantation, anterior chamber N05Downgrouthr epithelial, anterior chamber NOSRyphcma [anterior chamber) NOSNyphema (anterior chamher) , traumaticHyphema (anterior chamher), following sur~eryFlat anterior chamber NOS (with cornea/ir~s apposition or touch)Narrow anterioz chamber ROSShallou an~erior chamber NOS (uith cornea/iris apposition or touch) ,

,.

Shallow anterior chamber, due to cataractFlat anterior chamber following surgery (with cornea/iris apposition o’r touch)Shallow anterior chamber, following surgery (with cornea/iris apposition or touch)HypOtCnyIiypotension, ocularGlaucoma HOSGlaucoma, associated with systemic disease ROS

*surgery, glaucomaGlaucoma, ~rimary flOSGlaucoma, open anqle (chronic] (primary)GlaUCOma, wide angle (chronic) (primary)Glaucoma, simple or simplex (chronic) (primary)Glaucoma, narrow angle (primary)Glaucoma, angle closure (primary)Glaucoma, closed angle [primary)Glaucoma, closed angle, secondaryGlaucoma, wide anfllc, secondaryGlaucoma, narrow anqle, secondaryGlaucoma, secondary PECGlaucoma, open anqle, secondaryGlaucoma, secondary NOSGlaucoma, angle rr.cess. /Code also Recession, an@e/Gliiucnma, traumatic [seconilarvl—.,Glaucoma, tiruq-induc;dGlaucoma, aphakic (secondary) . ExcludeG: Glaucoma, ●alignant, 69 79 115Glaucona, sccol}dary, piamentaryGlaucoma. secondary to uveitis, chronic. /coae etiology of uveitis if known/Glaucoma, luetic (secondary)Glaucoma, sscondary to uveitis, chronic, associate with rheumatoid arthrit~Glaucoma, phacclyticGlaucoma, phacoanuphylacticGlaucomar rul)coticGlaucoma, hemorrhagicGlaucoma, hemorrhagic, associated with diabetesClal)l-.-imal-,, 1,.>fi+ + e-----—- “ . - - --., .-” , a-s:~~.~a.~=~ .“.~>c~

Glaucoma,ti4a-bEl*~~

malignantPosner–Schlossu.an glaucomatocyclitic crisisGlaucoma, mbsolute

Glaucoma, juvenile

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G]auromilr pi{lmcntary ROSGlaucoma suspect, open or wide angle (prixary]Glducn~a sucl,cct, simple (primary)GldUCOMa suspect, narrow angleGlaucc,ma su:vcct, angle closurettarrou angle, qrade O, I, or II, or occlodableShallow anqle, grade 0, I, or 11~levdtion, int~ancular tension--code only in historyGlaucoma cuspect NOSIncrease, intraocular tension-–Code only in historyTensiom, intraocular, elevated or increased-Code only in historyCells, anterior chamber (pigment)Eisease, anterior chamber, type s~cified WCFlare, anterior chamber

70. UVEAL TRACT IMFLAHHkTIOH

Chorc,iditis, other than NOS--See Inflammation, uveal, of type reportedUveitis--Sce Inflammation, uvealinflammation,Inflammation,Inflammation,Inflammation,Inflammation,Inflammation,Inilamnatiou,Inflammation,Inflammation,Inflammation,Inflammation,lnflammatinn,Inflammation,Inflammation,Inflammation,lnfldmmdtion,Inflammation,Inflammiition,

Uveal, traumatic. /See type of nveitis rmported for ●&t3BilIgdig%tS/uveal NOSuvca 1,uveal,Uvcal,uveal,uveal,nveal,uveal,Uv(+dl,uveal,uvL?al,uveal,uveal,uveal,uveal,uveal,uvcal,

activetraumatic, activeinactivetraumatic, inactivegranulomatonstraumatic, orannlomatousactive, granulomdtoustraumatic, active, grdnulomatonsindctiue, granulonatoustraumatic, inactive, granulomntoncnongranulomatoustraumdtic, nongranulomatousactive, nongranulomat.onsttdumatic, dctive, nongranulomatonsinactive, nongranulomatoustraumatic, inactive, nongranulomatous

1:

. .Chorioretinitis. congenital––See Inflammation, uveal. congenitalCyclltis, comqenital ‘-See Inflammation, uveal; congenital-]ri(locyclitis, congenital-–~ee Inflammation. uveal, congenitalIritis, congenital--S=e Inflammation, uveal, congenitalI{etinocl.ocaiditi:., congenital--See Inflammation, uveal, congenitalinflammation.Inflammation,inflammation.InflanmdtiOnrInflammation,Inflanmiition,InflammationrInilammdtinn,Inf_lammi)tiOn,Inflammation,Inilammatinn,In<ldmndtiOn,Inflammation,Inflammation,inflammation,InflammiltiOn,Inflammation,

uveal, congenital NOSuv~al,uv~:al,wveal,Uvti.11.uveal,Uv%ll,uvea 1,uveal.uvedl,Uveal,uveal,uveal,uveal,uveal,uveal,riveal,

congenital,conqvnital ,congenital,congtinital,conpcnital,congenital,congenital,congenital,congenital,congenital,congenital,congenital ,congenital,congenital,congenital,congenital,

activeinactivegranulornotousdue to syphilis (granulomatous)due to cytomeqalic inclusion disease (grannlomatoua)flue to toxoplasmosis [granulomatous]active, qranulomatollsdue to syphilis, active (qranulomatous)due to cytomeqalic inclusion disease, active (granulomatons)due to toxoplasmosis, active (qranulomatous)inactive, granulomatousdue to Syphilis, inactive (granulomatous)due to Cytomeqalic inclusion disease, inacttve [granulomatous)due to toxoplasmosis, inactive (granulomatous)nongranulomatousdne to rubella [nongranulomatous)

-/() 2U 5270 25 007LI 25 4070 -25 4070 25 4’)

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InflAmr:ldtiOn, uveal, con(,renital, due to rubella, inactive (nongranulornatous)lrliiarrmation, rrveal, lens-ir,duced (qranulomatous)ln:l~rrm~tion, uveal, lens-induced, following surqery for traumatic cataract (granulomatous)lnflamration, uveal, lens-induced, traumatic [granulnmatous)Inflamm~;tiOn, uveal, lens–induced, following surqery for cataract (granulornatous).E)rrlud(.s: Errllowing surf~cry for traumatic cataract

I:]:lammi:t.ionr uveal, lens-induceil, due to hyperrnature cataract (granulomatous)Inzlarr.mfitic)n, uveal, lens–induced , active (granulcmatous)Inflfimm?tion, uveal, lens–induced, following surqery for traumatic cataract, active (granttlomatous)ir,fl;Jlll~!\lti~)n#uveal, lens-ihduced, traumatic, active (qranulomatous)Inflal[,r.dtion, uvlaal, lens-induced, following surqery for cataract, active (granulomatous).f:xc-lu{:l?.s: Following strrgery for traumatic cataract

Inflar,mation, uveal, lens–induced, due to hypermature cataract, active (granulomatous)Inflammation, uveal, lens–induced,

4,

inactive (granulomatous)Inflamm,,tion, uveal, lens-induced, traumatic, inactive (granulomatous]Inflamll,,ltion, uv?al, lens--induced, following surqery for traumatic cataractIntl~wmation, uveal, lens-induced, following surgery for cataract,

, inactive [granulornatou6)inactive (granulomatous) .

L1’(;lutltis: Following surgery for traumatic cataract

Inflamrniition, uveal, lens–induced, due to hypermature cataract, inactive (granulomatotrs)Ophthalmia, sympathetic–-See Inflammation, uveal, sympathetic.Opllthalmitis, sympathetic--S(?e Inflammation, uveal, sympatheticInflzmmationr uveal, sympathetic (gzanulomatous)Intlammdtion, riveal, sympathetic, trau~atic (qranulomatous)l:.flammationr uveal, sympathetic, following operation (qranulomatous)

I:l:ldmmtition, uveal, sympathetic, active (qranulomatous)Infiam!,,ation, uveal, sympathetic, traumdtic, active (granulomatous)Inflamr-rirtion, uv~>al, sympathetic, follouing operation, active (granulomatous)inflammation, uvcal, sympathetic, inactive (granulomatnus)

lnfl~lmrr’ation, uvk?al, sympathetic, traumatic, inactive (qranulomatous)Irlj”l.~lllll,;\tio]l,uveal, sympathetic, following operation, inactive (granulomatous)

Cycliti:., other than congenital-–See lriflanmation, uveal, anteriorIlitis, nthor than conqeriital––See Inflammation, uveal, anteriorIL idocvditis, other than ccrnaenital––See Inflammation, uveal, anteriorInflammation, uvcal, anteriorIll:larm,ltion, uveal, anteri~,r, activeInfldm71i2tinn, uveal, anterior, traumatic, activelnfiarr,m(!tion, uveal, anterior, inactiveInlldmrr.~tion, uveal, anterior, granulomatousInllammdtion, uveal, anterior, active, granulomatousIIllld:r,,u.:tion,nveal, antericr. inactive, granulomatouslnjlammation, uveal, anterior, notrrjranulomatousII;fl.lmrildtion, uv6al, anterior, active, nongranrrlomatousIn21amm?tion, uveal, anterio~, inactive, nongranulornatousChorior(,tinitisr other than congenital (central) (macular) --See Inflammation, uveal, posterior ~,CholoiL?itis NOS--See Inflammationr uveal, posteriorRoti.nccl.oroiditis , other than congenital––See Inflammation, uveal, posterior

Piqm,,riL, Fi(lmentary changes, retina, due to syphilis (bone spicule) --See Inflammation~ uveal~ Po~terior,du.: to :;ypllilis

lrlflrinlfif(]tion,uveal, po::teriorInllarrm,,tion, uvf.al, posterior, due to syphilisInilamwationr uveal, posterior, due to histoplasmosislnflammutiorrr uvf?al, posterior, activelnl.a:~mation, uveal, posterior, due to syphilis, activelnflummationr uv~,al, posterior, due to histoplasr,osis, activeInflammation, uveal= posterior, inactiveInflammationr uveal, posterior, due to syphilis, inactive },

lnEldmmtition, uveal, po~+.-.~rior, due to histoplasmosis, inactiveInfldrr,rnation, uveal, posterior, traumatic, inactive

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due tu toxo~lasrnosir (aranulomatous)

active, CLrdJJUIOIOJtOLLS

due to toxopl=snnsis, active (granulomatous’

inactive, qrdnulorrratous

JW to toxoplasmosis, inactive (granulomatol

V(J~lc-K(,ydnd[;L- ~:lllrudd ‘s) disease, inactivel’llls fill-liti:+ItiLs rlldliti:;, dctive

l’,i15 [!]dnitis, i;jfiCtiVe

FdI.< l,!dnitis, flIanulcmirtOu:;Fllru pl({flitis, fictiv,:, ,Irdnulumatous[,,::! H!.i:l.itis, ‘indctiv[:r qr;, nuloma tousIllL:: Ijldnjti::, JIllJIIJ7d IIU10MdiOUS

Pdr: pi,, nitis, active, nongrdnulonatousPiirv [Illjnitis, indctive, rronqrdnulonatousI’+lllUV~:~tis--~ue Inflanmatian , uveal, otherlrl!~:tr,m~ti(,n, UVC,I1, other specified typeln!lllm:ldtio]l, UVUdl, LJtllGi specified type,Irl?lJ:llrdtirlri, uvf~al, other sr,,lcifiwi Lyueplrl:lr,=:l~cloo, uvedl, other speci~ied type,Ihtldrnlmatlon, nvual, other specified type,Inlljtmm[!tionr uvual, other specified type,IntldllmL~tiOn, uveal, other specified type,In:l,lmation, uveal, other specified type,Inrl.(j,lmtitiorl, uvcdl, other specified type,

71. IRIS AND PUPIL

(granulomatous)

active

inactivegranulomatousactive, granulomatousinactive, granulomatousnongranulomirtousactive, nongranulorrratousinactive, nongranulomatous

T-l. :.l ,,Lt, iri:;, embryologic-/1 111 (1(, : >.!,LV{(.L(,X<>!L, P[>stk,ri(>l, antuzior chamhcr or iris/\ ]1 1(, ,7.:, r.ily, c(~n,;,.:,itd 1, iris ,Irrd pupil, type specified NEC

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71 53 0071 53 0(771 53 0071 5U 0071 56 0071 60 0071 61 0071 152 01

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gq ~~-7:71 99 0071 99 0071 99 0071 99 0071 99 00

3rushfield spotsHarcus–Gunn pupilTunics vasculosa lentis, irisForeiqn body. iris NOS (metallic)Forciqn- body, iris, retained (metallic)Foreiqn body, iris, removed (metallic)Atronhy, iris, traumaticIncarceration, iris, traumaticProlapse, iris, traumaticInca~ceration, iris, following operation. Exclude: Incarceration done as treatment for glamcomaIrisp adherent to or drawn to uound. following operationProlapse, iris, iollowing surgery. /Use instead of DOS if person has aphakia, history of cataract surgexy,and NO history of trauma/Frolapse, iris NoSPigmentation, iris (sector)Tumor, iris HOSEphelis, irisFreckle, irisflnlanoma, iris, heniqnNevus, iris [benign)Tumor, iris, benign. Excludes: UeurofibronaNeurofibroma, irisTumor, iris, malignantYeterochromia (iridis)Atrophy, iris Ros (marginal) (partial) (segnental) (sphincter) (stromal)htrophy, iris, secrmdary. /Cole also precipitating disease/Atrophy, iris, essentialIridcdonesisColnboma NOSCol!-)bofrla, iris, traumaticColoboma, iris, tmrgicalIridectomy (sector) [peripheral)Iris bombeSynechia N(3SPASSyncchia, anterior (peripheral)Synechia, ~lost~riorSeclusion, puDilNonvasculclrization, irisIluheosis (iridis)oval p\lpil--Sce AnisocoriaF’caked pupil (in certain dixection~--See AnisocoriRhnisocoria NOS (surgical)Dilation, dilatation, pupil, unilateralJlnisocoria, traumaticDilation, Dilatation, pupil, unilateral, traumaticMydriasis, traumatic, unilateralhnisocoria due to central nervous system diseaseAnisocoria, duc to intracranial aneurysmIridoplsqiaIridcplegia, traumaticConstriction, pupil--See tliosisnic}sisfliosis, due to methadoneCyst, irisCorectOpiaDisease, pupil, type specified NECDisease, iris, type specified UECEct~opion uveae (with pigment layer protrusion into pupil)Entropion uveaeIridoschisis

f+‘ . 71 b!l00 Nodule, iris

71 99 00 I?upillary mnmbrane71 99 70 Ar:yll-Robertson pupil71 99 70 Disassociation, light-near, pupil

72. CILIAEIT BODY

72 00 00 Disease, ciliary body HIM72 00 UO Trauma, ciliary body NEC or NGS72 00 97 ●Surq~ry, ciliary hndr72 00 !ib Postoperative state, cyclocryotherapy IIOS72 00 913 Postoperative state, cyclodialysis NOS72 00 99 Postoperative state, cyclodiathermy HOS72 00 913 E’ostoperative statt., ciliary body NOS72 10 00 Anomaly, congenital, ciliary body IIOS72 19 00 Anomaly, congenital, ciliary body, type specified KEC72 U2 UO Foreign body, ciliaty body HOS (metallic)72 q? 49 Forciqn body, ciliary body, retained (~etallic)72’U2 98 Forciqn body, ciliary body, removed [metallic)72 50 00 !Yumor, ciliary body NOS72 53 00 Tumor, ciliary body, benign72 56 00 Tumor, ciliary body, malignant72 60 00 Detachment, ciliary body72 99 00 Disease, ciliary body, type specified HEC

LFFI 73. C’HOFIOID

73 00 00 Di~ease, choroid llOS73 00 UO Tear, choroid (traumatic)73 00 UO Trauma, chormid NEC or NOS73 OC 97 *Surqerv, choroid uos73 00 91373 10 0073 11 0073 19 0073 02 40

. . 73 42 0973 42 9073 44 407J 50 0073 53 0073 53 0073 56 no73 60 (.)073 61’ @l

.. 73 61 8273 62 0073 62 0073 63 0073 63 0073 63 0073 63 0073 6U 0073 G9 0073 70 0073 99 0073 99 00

. . .Postoperative s,tatc.,choroid NOShnomaly, congenital, choroid HOSColohoina, choroid (congenital)Enomaly, congenital, choroid, type specified HECForeiqn body, choroid NOS (metallic)Foreign body, choroid, retained (metallic)Foreiqn body, choroid, removed (metallic)Mupture, choroidTumor, choroid !JOSNevus, cboroid (benign)Tumor, choroid, benignTumor, choroicl, malignantDetachment, choroidChornideremia, hereditary origin establishedChnroidwcmia NOSAtrophv, choroid, gyratehtrophia qyrataDrusen, choroidDrusen, retinaKmusen, maculallyaloid excrescence, maculaSclerosis, choroidal (central areolar) (peripapillary)Atrophy, choroid NoS (:ocal] (pigment))Hemorrhage, choroidDisease, choroid, type specified NECPigment, Piqmentary changes, choroidal (irregularity) (peripapillary)

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70. CRYSTRLLIRE LENS

70 . . . . changes, lens, punctate--See opacity, lens74 . . . . Ectopia lentis ‘-see Dislocation, lens74 Luxation, lens (crystalline) --See Dislocation, lens (crystalline)7U :: :: Subluxation, lens [crystalline) --see Dislocation, lens (crystalline)7U ,. ~5 After-cataract–-See Cataract for nissinq digits70 .. 45 Cataract, scconilary, following catcract extraction-–See Cataract for ❑issing digits74 .. 05 I?emains, Remnants, lens (anterior) (capsule) [crystalline) (posterior) --See Cataract for hissing digits74 .. U5 Remains, Remnants, cataract--See Cataract for ❑issing digits70 .. U5 Secondary membr,hne—See Cataract for missing digits7U .. 98 APhakia follouinq removal of dislocated lens [crystalline) --See Dislocationv lens for missing dtgits744 .. 9B Aphakia following cataract extraction--See Cataract for ❑issing digits

“lb . . 98 Postoperative state, dislocated lens remored --See Dislocation, len6, for ■issing digit87U .. 90 Postoperative state, cataract extraction--See Cataract for mhsing digits7U 00 00 Aberration, lenticular74 O(J 00 Ilisea5r, lens (crystalline) NoS7U O(JOfj i$ntherm chucked, not described, lens74 00 97 *Surqery, lens (crystalline) NOS70 10 0074 11 00

74 11 23

k 7U 12 00y 74 13 9B

7(1 15 007U 15 0074 16 0074 18 007U lfl 00

7U 113 0074 Ill00711 19 0074 U(I 407U 42 Uo74 42 4!37U 42 9874 U3 06

74 UU 46

7U 115 U4

74 47 9fl7U UEI 407U 60 00

7U 60 50

7U 60 5671160 513

70 60 611

hnornaly, cwyel~it;l, lens “(crystalline) tlOSCataract, congenital (anterior) [cortical) (hypermature) (immature) (intumescent) (mature) (nuclear) (polar)(Dosterior) (snhcapsular)

Cataract, congenital, due to rubella (anterior) (cortical) (hypermature) (immature) (intumescent] (mature] (nuclear)(polar) (posterior) (subcapsular)

Cataract, morgaqnian, congenital [hypermature)Cai-zract, congenital, incompletely or partly absorbed following 6urgerylliCrOphdkiiI

Spherophakia

Dislocation, lens (crystalline), conqcnital (anterior) (posterior)Hittendorf dot or spot [congenital) (lens)opacity, lens, conqcnital [anterior) (coromry) (cortical) [crystalline) (embryonal nucleus) (fetal nucleus) (nuclear)(polar] (post. or posterior) (punct.ate) (scattered) (sclerosis~ (subcapsular) (smtmre)

Opacity, lens, Y suture (anterior)Opacity, lens, suturalAnomaly, congenital. lens (crystalline), type s~ecified WECTrauma, lens [crystalline) NrC or NOSForeign body, lens (crystalline) NOS (metallic)Foreign body, lens (crystalline), retained (metallic)Foreign body, lens (crystalline), removed (metallic)Cataract, due to infrared (anterior) (cortical) (hypermature) (immature) (intumescent) (matnre] (nuclear)(polar) (posterior) (subcapsular)

Cataract, dlle to ~–ray (anterior~ (cortical) (hypermature) (immature) [intUmesCent) (mature] [nuclear) (Polar]

(posterior) [subcapsular)Cataract, due to drug (anterior) (cortical) (hypermature) (immature) (intumescent) (mature) (nuclear) (polar](posterior) (subcapsular)

Cataract, traumatic NOS (anterior) (cortical) [foreign body) (hypermature) (immature] fintumescent) (matnre)(nuclear) (polar) (posterior) (subcapsular)

Aphakia, traumaticDislocation, lens (crystalline), traumatic (anterior) (posterior)Cataract NOS (anterior) (cortical) (hypermature) (immature) (intumescent] (mature) {nuclear) (polar)(posterior) (snowflake) (stellate) (subcapsular)

Cataract, associated uith systemic disease NOS (anterior] (cortical! {hyperna+.r-~~niiciearj [poiar] (posterior) (subcapsular)

- .-.-, @==at~=@ iifitm=scentl (aature)

Cataract, diabetic (snowflake)cataract, metabolic (anterior) [cortical) (hypermature) (immature) (intumescent) (mature) (nuclear) (polar) (posterior(zubcapsular)

Cataract, senile (anterior) (cortical) (hypermature) (immature) (intumescent) (mature) (nuclear] (polar] (posterior)(suhcapsular)

7U 62 007U 63 007U bq 01

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7U 64 0174 70 007U 71 el-kU 71 t127U 72 B37U 75 or)7Q 76 007U 77 007U es 00

7U U5 0071J ~q 00

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7U 99 00, 7Q 99 110P

uI

75 . .75 00 ;;75 00 0075 00 0075 00 0075 00 0075 00 OB75 00 4075 00 ’3775 00 9075 10 0075 19 00

75 19 0075 19 00

., 75 20 0075 41 4075 Ill’u%

75 41 4975 qz qo

75 u? 11975 42 91315 04 . .75 40 . .75 UU75 4U 6;75 II”(1 11075 04 Uo75 Ilq IJ5

Catal,lct, due to myotonic dystrophyhphaki,~ NOSCatar~ct, rnorqaanian (hypermature)cata~flct, SPCOll~dry

C,ltOractllcnmplicatr~ (anterior) (cortical) (hyparmature] (immature) (intumesccnt) (mature) (nuclear) (polar)[pcwturior) (subcapsular)

Catarfict, st?conddry Lo othj?r cye tiisease (anterior) (cortical) (hypermaturc) (immature) (intramescent) [matare)[nuclc,lr).(pol~r) [posterior) (subcansular) /Coile also precipitating disease/

CdtdEdCt, Complicateddislocation, l.-ns (crystalline) NOS (anterior) (posterior)Dir.location, ions (crystalline), in flarfan~s, hereditary oriqin established (anterior) [posterior)Dj:-lmcatiorl, lehs (crystalline), in narfan’s NW (anterior) (poSteriOr)Dislocation, lens (crystalline), in homocystinuria (anterior) (posterior)Dislocation, lens (crystalline) , other spccifi~flNECExfoliation, lens (crystalline) (true)Pseucloexfoliation, lens (capsule) (crystalline)F’resenile lens c],anqe. Exclude: OrracityHater cleft, lens -Opacity, lens (adult nucleus) (anterior) (cortical] (crystalline) [embryonal nucleus) [fetal{Dolar) (post. or posterior) (Punctate) (scattered) (sclerosis) (snowflake) (subcapsular)

Sp;lking, lens (anteiior) ““Sclerosis, nuclearOpacity, lens, secondary to other eye disease. /Code also precipitating disease/Opacity, lens, diabetic (snowflake)Disease, lens (crystalline), type specified NECPiqment, lens surface (capsule) (epitheliums) (dust) (granules) (iris) (spicnl~)Pigment, lens surface, traumatic [capsule) (granules) (iris)

75. VITREOUS

nucleus) (nuclear)

Separation, vitreous (posterior) --See Detachment, vitreousnisease, vitreous mm

Grarlular vitrcuus

Liquefaction, Liquid vitreous

Pigment, vitreous [oranu]es)Synerwis (vitr~ous)l~~therllchpcke!l, not described, vitreous

Trdumll, vitreous J!EC or Nos*Suraery, vitreous N05Postoperative+ state, vitreous NO.5Anomaly, congenital, vitreous NOSAnomaly, congenital, vitreous, type specified HECopacity, viLrenu~, congenital (remnant)Hemnant, vitreous, congenital (opacity)].nflammation, vitrcwus HosLoss of vitreous, traumaticLoss nf viircousr due to surgi:ry. /Use instead of ROS if person bas aphakia, history of cataract surgery,and NO history O: trau~a/

Loss of vitreous NoSForeign body, vitrcwus NOS (metallic)Foreign body, vitreous, retained (metallic)Foreign body, vitreous, removed (metallic)Herniation, vitreous--See Prolapser vitreousRupture, hyaloid face, vitreous-–See Prolmpse, vitreollsVitreous touch --see vitreous adherent to or against corneaProlapse, vitreous, traumaticvitreous in anterior chamber or pupil, traumatic (band]Vitreous adherent to or against cornea, traumatic (band)Prolapse, Vltrt30{lS, follOwtig surgery. /Use instead of ~oS if patient has aphak~a, history of cataract

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~“’ ‘75 Ilq q5

75 U4 45-.

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. 75 bU 0075 60 0075 !)9 0075 99 00

76 . . 9B76 . . 9G

~ 76 C!(J 00

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76 CO 0076 00 0076 00 0076 (IO 0076 00 0076 00 0076 00 (JO76 00 0076 00 0076 00 0076 00 0076 00 007(I 00 0076 00 0076 00 0076 OJ 0076 05 0076 00 0076 00 0076 013 0076 00 0076 00 0076 00 0076 GO 0076 00 0076 00 Oil76 00 0076 00 0076 bO 0076 00 0076 00 Oli

sorgt~ryVitrvousaphakia,Vitreoushistory

and N(7history of trauma/in anterior chamber or pupil, due to surgery (band) (degenerated) . /Use instead o: llOS if person hashistory of cataract surgery, and NO hi~tory of trauma/

adherent to or against cornea, due to surgery (band) . /OSQ instead of ?loSif person has aphakia,of catarati surqerv, and MO history of trauma/

Prolapse, vitreous NOS - -..

Vitreous adhereni to or against cornea [band)Vitreous in anterior chamber or pupil [band] [degenerated)vitreous in, or adherent, or attached to cataract incision or wound (band)Nyalitis, asteroidopacity, asteroid, vitreousSynchysis scintillansDetachment, vitreous (base) (posterior)Blood , vitreous (old)Hemorrhage, vitreousFloater (vitreous)/luscae volitantesopacity, vitreous (glass-like) (hemorrhage, due to) (myopic) (retrolentalj [ritreous degeneration, due to)Disease, vitreous, type specified NEC!lembrane, preretinal, vitreous

Drtachmcnt, retina, postoperative!? state --See Detachment, retina, for mifising digitsPostopcr,ltivo ::tatc, dctachmcnt, retina--Sco Oetuchmcnt, retina, for missing digitsIrterial sclerosis, retina (grade 1, 2, 3, or 4) (vessel)Arteriosclerotic vascular disease, retinaArterioxlorolic rctinopathv (qrnde 1,2,3, or 4)Arteriosclerotic chanqcs, retina (grade 1, 2, 3, or U) (vessel)Arteriosclezo?is, retina (grade 1, 2, 3, or 4) (vessel)Arteriolosclerotic retinopathy (grade 1,2,3, or 4)Arteriolosclcrotic changes, retina (grade 1, 2. 3, or U) (vessel)!irteriolosclerosis, retina (qrade 1, 2, 3, or 4) (vessel)Arteriolar sclerosis, retina (grade 1, 2, 3, or U) (vessel)cholesterol plague, retinal vesselsChanaes, retinal vessels (grade 1, 2, 3, or 4)changes, paramacularDilation, Dilatation, retinal veinsDilation, Dilatation, retinal capillaryOisease, retina NOSEdema, retinat’xudatec+,retina (cotton wool) (clrusen-like) (hard) (waxy)(generalized narrowing, retinal arteriesHemorrhage, retina (blot) (deep) (flame-shaped) (preretinal) (superficial)Lesion, paramaculartlicroaneurysms, retina MS (macula)Narrowing, arterial, arteriolar, retina (general)I!eovascularization, retina NOSParamacular changesr lesionRetina, disease NGSIfetinopathy, arteriosclerotic (grade 1, 2, 3, or 0]Hetinopathy, arteriolosclerotic [grade 1, 2, 3, or Q]Sclerosis, retinal vesselsSausaqinq, veins, retinaSclerosis, retinal arteriesTortuosity, retinal vessels [arteries) (reins)Vitreoretinal interface changeVenous engorqement, retina‘Otherti checked, not described, exudates, retina

t-.’ ,76 tltr

76 00lb 0!37LI 007LI 0076 00

7b 0076 Olt76 O(r76 no

Ofr ‘Othf,rl~ch~!ckad,08

not dwscrihed, vessels, retina‘Clthe~m checked, nnt described, retina

OH ‘Otherlt checked, not described, maculaOrt ‘Othtirm checked, not described, hemorrhage, retina40 Lesion, retinal, traumatic (refractive)4(1 TE,luma, Ietind NRC or tlOS41 TrdUmd, retina, Chemical or poison, nontheraperlt%c or aOSUu !Irtlun.i,r~~tina, chumical or poison, therapeutic (drug)06 lrduma, retina, x-ray97 ●Surqcry, retina uOS

76 11119tI76 1[1007’6 10 0076 10 0076 11 0076 12 007tJ 1? 007ti 13 tr37(1 14 007b lU 0076 15 007(I 19 00

76 Iw 0076 19 0076 l!r 0076 20 0076 20 no

~ 76 ?1 00y 7b 22 00

76 23 00

76 27 0076 27 O(J76 7H 1)076 2t! 0076 30 007b 30 0176 3U 5076 31 0076 31 5076 32 0076 32 0076 32 507b 3!I@O76 35 5376 35 567b 35 5b76 35 6U76 35 bU76 35’bu76 35 61176 35 6U76 42 4076 u? 4976 112 glj76 U4 40

. 76 Uu 4076 us Uo76 Of) qO

76 47 UO76 up Lro76 50 00

Fostq&r~tive state, retina IJOSPnomaly, congenital, retina MOSI’icrmentation,rtitinar congenitalSpot, retina, congrwitalColoboma, rcLina (congenital)medullated nerve fibersIlyelinaled nervu fibershlbini:m (ocular)Dialysis, retina, congenitalDisinsertion, retina, congenitalColor blindness, concrenitalhnomaly, congenital, retina, typt? specified ltl!Chear track, retinal pigment epithelial hyperpla~ia (congenital)Pic;ment ebitheli,il hyperplasia, retina, bear track [corrqenital)Tortuosity, retinal vessels, congenital (arterie6) (Teins)ltetinitis, activity nnknounSheathinq, retinal veins or Vessehhetinitis, active!ietinitir, inactiscVasculitis, retinal {acti~e) (inactire)Cnats~ diseaseDisease, Crrats~Disea:e, tales~l!~lesl diseaseRetinopdthy, central serous NOSiietinop~thy, central seraus NOS, tutror underlying. /Code also Tumor of choroid, orbit, or site not specified/lletinop~tlry,crntral serous NOS, associated with systemic disease, type not specifiedIletinnpathy, central serous, neuroepithelial detachmenthetinctpathy, central serous, neuroepithelial detachment, asfiociated with mystemic disease UOSDetachment, pigment epithelial (macula) (retina)Itetinopathyc central serous, retinal pigment epithelial detachmentRctin@pathy, central serous, retinal pigment epithelial detachment, associated with r?ry6temlcdisease BOSRctinnpathy RCZltetinOpathg, du? to blood dyr?crasiasDiabetic involverrent, maculaI!etinopathy, diabetichrteriol,~r sclctosis, hypertensiveCh~nges, hypertensive (retina)lnvolvcm,snt, hypertensive, oraculaNirkinq, arteriovenous, retina, hypertensiveF~tinopathy, hypertensivePoreiqn body, retina !IOS (metallic)Foreign body, retina, retained (metallic)FoIeign body. retina, removed [metallic)Commotio r~tinaeEdema, rirmcular,traumaticPole, maculd, traumatic (retina)Detachment, retina, traumaticDetachment, retina, rheqmatoqenous, traumaticDetachment, retina, nonrhegmatogenoa8, traumaticTumor, retina NOS

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76’53 0076 53 0076 56 0076 fO 0076 61 0076 62 0076 (I3 0076 60 0076 65 0076 66 0076 67 0076 68 0076 6FI 0076 6(I 0076 6B 0076 6EI 0076 69 0076 70 0076 70 0076 70 0076 70 0076 7G 0176 70 UQ76 70 E!276 71 0076 72 0076 74 O@76 75 0076 7S 6176 7h 0076 76 0076 79 0076 00 O(I76 H1 0076 h? 0076 @2 4076 H) 0076 HQ 0076 R!i 0076 13tI 0076 t17 U476 137 UU76 Eli 0076 RI! 0076 E!) 007b 89 GO76 90 0076 91 0076 92’0076 93 0076 93 0076 93 4076 93 UO76 94 0076 94 0076 ~ti ~G

76 94 0076 94 0076 94 00

76 94 00

Tuherms sclerosis (mtilberry lesion]Tumor, retina, benignTumorr retina, malignantAtroPhy, retina (peripapillary)Anqioid streaksDegeneration, retina, peripheral NOSDegeneration , retina, peripheral, cystic, cystoidDegeneration, reti~a, peripheral, retinoschisis, senileDegeneration, retina, peripheral, latticeDegeneration, retina, peripheral. paving stoneDegeneration. retina, peripheral, other specified (senile]I)eqeneration, retina, myopic!Iyopia, degenerativeRyopia, pathologicHyopia, malignantflyopia, progressive

Degeneration, retina NOS (Peripapillary)Cyst, maculaDegeneration, macular (retina) (circinate) (disciform) (piguentary)Hole, marula ltt3S(retina)Degeneration, macolar (retina) traumatic (pigmentary)Lleqeneration, macular (retina) due to chemical, nontherapeutic or HOS (pigmentary)Degeneration, macular [retina) due to dru~ (pigmentary)Degeneration, ❑acular, hereditary [retina]

(peripapillary] (pigment,-ary)

Degeneration , Inacalac (retina) j;winile (pigmenta~)Degeneration, macnlar [retina) senile (choroidal) (circinata) [disciform) (pigeentaq]Flemorrhaoe, ❑acula NOSRetinitis pigmento.sa NOSRatinitis pigmentosa, hereditary origin establifihedAtrophy, peripapillary [disc)Conus, disc, atrophic (chorioretinal) [choroidal)Hole , retina

Occlusion, retinal vessel NOSOcclusion, retinal artery NOSOcclusion, retinal artery, centralOcclusion, retinal artery, central, traumaticOcclusion, retinal artery, branchOcclusion, retinal vein ROSOcclusion, retinal vein, centralOcclusion, retinal vein, branchFibroplasia, retrolentalRetrolental fihroplasiacolor blindness, acguiredColor blindness NOSnight blindnessNiaht vision, decreased or poorDetachment, retina HOSDetachment, retina, rhegmatogenousD~tachment , retina , nonrhegmatogenousDisinserticn, retina (IOS

Dialysis, retina Ro.sI!isinsertion, retina, traumaticDialysis, retina, traumaticALrophy, piqment epithelial (retina)Freckle, retinaiiyperpiasia, pigment epitheliai (retina)Ilypopigmentationr retinaPigment, Pigmentation, adjacent to disc (areas)Pigment, Pigmentary changes, retina (atrophy) (clumping) (depiqmentation) (epithelial)(hyperplasia) (hypopigmentation) (lesion) (mottling) (peripapillary) (spot)

Salt and pepper fundus

.

‘“ 76 h OBF“ 76 9U 40

76 YU 0076 95 CIO76 95 00% 95 co76 9=, 0076 ’45 00

76 95 0076 Q5 Qo76 95 40

76 95 8276 96 0076 96 0076 97 oo

76 97 0076 97 UO76 99 0076 99 0076 99 0076 9’3 0076 99 0076 99 0076 99 45

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77 00 6071 00 0077 00 0077 00 0077 00 0077 00 0077 00 0077 00 0077 00 0077 co 0077 0(1 0077 00 OEI77 00 Uo77 00 0177 on 0477 00’7277 00 7777 00 7677 00 9777 00 9077 10 0077 19 0077 19 0077 19 0077 1(I 0077 1“9 0077 19 0077 lY 00

‘Othurm checked, not described, pigment changes, retinaAtrophyr piqment epithelial, traumatic (retina]Hyperplagia, piqment epithelial, traumatic (retina)Atrophy, piqmcnt epithelial, maculaDrl,iqruntation, i’noculdrGranularity, mac.ula, mottledliypopigwntr~tion, maculapiqment, P.iqm~ntary chanqcs, nacula (accumulation] (atrophy) [clumpinq) (clump~) (depiqmentation) (derangement)(dispersion) (disturbance) (epithelial) (fine) (hyperpiqmentation) (irregularity) (mottling) (scattered] {stippling”

Stipplinq, ❑acul~r (piqment) (piqmentary)ht]ophy, pinment epithelial, macular traumaticF’iqment, PinmL~nt,l~~chang~s, m,icula, trau-atic (accumulation] (atrophy] (Clumping) (clumps) (derangement)(disturbance) (tine) (irregularity) (mottling] (scattered) (stipplinq)

Figment, Pigmentacy changes, macula, hereditary (mottling)Inflammatory lesion, macular, oldScar, maculaScar, chorioretinal or choroid (inactive) (pigment-ary, -cd)Scar, retina (inactive) (peripaplllary) (pigmentary, -cdlScar, chorioretinal or choroid, traumaticIleaten silver appearance, ❑aculaOisease, ❑acula NEC or NOSDisease, retina, type specified MECEdema, macular NOSHollenhorst plaque, retinaRefractive body or lesion, maculaEdema, macular, following surgery (cataract

77. OPTIC nERVE

Saucerization, disc or nerve head--See cup,Blurred disc margins

extraction) (cystoid) (retinal detachment surgery)

cupping, di6c

cup, Cuppinq, disc or nerve head (asymmetric) (one eye ●oreIh2pigmentation, disc marginI),?terioration, optic nerveDisease, optic nerve NOSElevntion, optic disc or nerve headFihrnsis, edge of disc (optic)Irreqular discPscuilopapille(lemm

than other) (sancerization)

I’iqment,”clisc (qranules) (inferior) (irregularities) [nasal) (sPot) (snPerior) (temporal)railer, disc (temporal)Scar, discIlother- checked, not described, disc‘Iraumd, optic nerve HEC or NOS!l’rauma,optic nerve, chemical cr poison, nontherapeutic or NOS

Traumd, ODtiC nerve, chemical or poison, therapeutic (drug)Dise,lze, optic nerve, Lype not specified, associated uith demyelinating diseaseOisedse, optic nerve, type not specified, associated with multiple 6clerofiisLiseiise, optic nerve, type not specified, due to intracranial neoplasm (pressure]

*suroeIy, optic nerve NOSPostoperative state, optic nerve NOSAnnmaly, congenital, optic disc or nerve NOSAnomaly, congenital, optic disc or nerve, vascular or vesselr,nomaly, congenital, optic disc or nerve, type specifieil nECherqmeistera~ papillaColoboma, disc (congenital) (optic)Cup, Cupping, disc or nerve head, congenitalElliptical disc, congenitalClial membrane, in front of aisc

77 19 0077 19 0077 19 0077 19 0077 19 00

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77 19 0077 19 0077 20 0077 20 fll77 20 4477 21 0077 22 0077 22 4177 22 4U77 22 7277 22 7277 U2 Uo77 U2 4977 42 9tl77 50 0077 53 0077 53 0077 5b 00

: 77 60 00& 77 60 70~ 7“1 60 76

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.,. -,, . .. ...,, -. . .;

Hy(310id vcs~el, disc (remnant)Hyaloid artery, persistence of, discLoop , viiscular, disc [congenita~] (inferior temporal artery) (optic)Loop, venous, disc, congenitalMembrane, cpipapillaryOblique insertion. discPit, disc (congenital) [optic]Papilla, DergmeisterCsnemnant, hyaloid, disc (fibrotic) (vessel) (SySteM)Situs invcrsus, optis nerveVertically elongated shaped disc (congenital)Neuritis, optic NO!iReuritis, optic, due to chemical or poison, nontherapeutic or NOSNeuritis, optic, due to chemical or poison, therapeutic {druq)PaPillitis NOSNeuritis, retrobulbar NOSNeuritis, retrohulbar, due to cheviical or poison (nontherapeutic]Neuritis, retrobulkr, clueto chemical or poison, therapeutic [drug)Meuritis, retrobulbar, associated with multiple sclerosis3Jeuritis, rctrohulbar, associated with demyelinating diseaseForeiqn body, optic nerve N~S (metallic)Foreiqn body, optic nerve, retained (metallic)Foreiqn body, optic nerve, removed (metallic)Tumor, optic nerve NOSMelanocytoma, optic disc (benign)Tumor, oDtic nerve, benignTumor, outic nerve, ❑alignantPapilledv-mapapilledernti,due to pseudotumor cerebriPapilledema, due <o intracranial neoplasmAtrophy, optic (nerve) NfJS (teulporal)Atrophyr nptic (nerve), traumaticAtrophy, optic (nerve) , due to chemical or poison, nontheraeenticAtrophy, optic (nerve), due to chemical or poisoo UOSAtrophy, optic (nerve), due to chemical or poison, therapeutic (drug)htrophy, optic (nerve), primary N(3SAtrophy, optic (neruc) , traumatic. primaryAtrophy, optic (nerve), associated with multiple sclerosis (PrimarY)Ktrophy, optic (nerve), associated uith demyelinatinq di~ease (primary)htrophy, optic (nerve], secondary IIOS (ischemic)Atrophy, optic (nerve) , traumaLic, secondaryAtrophy, optic (nerve) , Leher*s, hereditary origin establishedAtrophy, optic (nerve), Leberns NOSColloid bodies, discOrusen, disc (c6110id bcdies) (hyalin bodie~)Drusen. ODtiC nerve [colloid bodies) [hYalin bdies)

. . .

Ilyalin bobies, disc -conus, disc (chnroidal) (chorioretinal) (peripapillary) (pigment~ ‘arY)Cresent, disc H05--Refernisease, optic nerve, type specified HECNeovascularization, disc (optic)Pigment clump, disc (nasal)

78. NEUl10H33SCOLIlR

[retinal) (temporal]

7e .. .. OypOtrOpia--5ee Hypertropia70 :. . . paralysis, paresis, extraocular (inferior) (lateral) (left) (medial) (muscle] (oblique) (rectw)

[right) (superior)--See Esotropia, erotropia, hypertropia, or strabismus78 .. .- Falsy -–See Paralysis

u

8‘:78.’.!. . . Pax-alysi5, Paremk, nerve, ahdncens, factal, ozulabc?or,

--See Pdralysis, Paresis, cranial nerve

70 . . . . Strabismus, &xternal–-Sce-Exotl-opia7[1 .. .. Strabismus, intvrndl--Sec kotropia7tr .. .. H(!~kness, cranial nerve--See Paralysir3,7fj .. 97 *yllL-q(,ry, ptosi5-- zee Ptosis for missing7U .. 9tl Po,itoperdtivc stdte, pt05is--See Ptosis

.. 711 00 no rlti.-ri.,istil or diminished light xefler70 00 t-)rJ Iri:-pd::p , neuromuscular HOS70 (ILI 00 I!uscl k+., u(+ik7U 00 Uo Urth(lpti=7B 00 00 ~lu,]ili::h li(lht reflex7H Lo 40 hlu,jli:,li liqht retlcx, traumatic7P [,0 40 T1Ju7,d, I]t?uxt,muscula[ REC or IIOS

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Pareais, cranialdiaitB

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El(Isis, conqcnikal “E>~,tropia, concr~nit~l (comitant) (incomitant) (intermittent] [alternating) (uith’oreraction or underaction Of oblique)

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ro:tupurdtive sldte, esotropia, congenital i~x,,trouia, congcnit.al (comitant) (incomitant) (intetsittent) (alternating) (with oreraction or trnderaction of oblique) ‘

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}il:-tol,e~ative stfite, exotropia, congenitaltly]jerttopia, congenital (alternating) (comitant] (incomitant)’ (intermittent) (in left or right lateral gaze] rticttl)

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(vurticdl)P(wtopurative ~tate, hypertropia, congenital

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StrJl,i:.mus, con~lehitalP,l:ltoputativl~ stdte, strabismus, congenital

. . . . . . . . . .. ... .. ...

Pdrdlysis, t’d~cuis, Crdnial nerve, congenital (abrlu~ns] (facial) (oculomotor). (trocblear) (third) (fourth) [sixth) .------ ---(-cvu]lth)

Anumaly, congenital, neuromuscular, type specified NEC .— . . . .LIUdIIQ:tS syndromG

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Iriplopidl due to concussionIliplul,ifi, Lraumat.tc

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F{,l,:iqn budy, neuromuscular NOS (metallic]F[~L-ui:jn bndy, neuromuscular, retained (metallic)

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Foreign bndy, neuromuscular, removed (metallic)E:(JLropii, traumatic (incomitant) (intermittent) (alternating) (with overactiorr or underaction of obliqrxe)

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Exotropia, tr~umitic (incomitant} (intermittent) (alternating] (with overaction or underact.ion of ohliqua) .—----- —-.——Ilyp,:rtropia, tr,tummtic (alternating) (incomftant] (intermittent) (in left or right lateral gaze) (rertical)HV!:lIIULUUS N05 (fiXd~iOIIiIl) (gaze) (horizontal) (jark) (pendular).. [rotary). (vertical) .. .- -. ,.______ .. ... .. .. . —., .—

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Str,~l,ismus HOS,.

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E’osttipvr,ltive state, strabismus NOSE: {,trapi.~ (~ccnmmod~tive) ~acquired) (alternating) (comitmnt) (hyperopic] (inc’omitant] (interslttexrt) . “--- -

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Postoperative state, hypertropiapostoperative state, vertical muscles squintHyp~rphoriaBellts palsy, causing ptosisPtosis, due to Bell~s palsy (acauired)Ptcsis, senileP:osis, due to cranial nerve paralysisPtosis, acqui~(,dPtosis, due l-o cerebrovascular accidentPtosis, traumatic, due to cranial nerveI?tosis, seco~dary to surgerypt,>sis, due to cranial nerve paralvhr

Ptosis NOSAmblyopia, strabismicRmblyopia, refractiveAmblyopia, due to anisometropiahmhlyonid e% anopsiaLazy eyeOphthalmopleqia, totalOphthalmopluqia, internuclearHornur’s syndromeSyndrome, t!ornor[sRaederOs syndromeSyndrome, Racder”sDyskinesis, lidCerebellum and eyeimovementsHovements, eye, and cerebellumLabyrint? .ind nystti:musNystaqmus and labyrlnthEcllts palsy

(stroke)paralysis

due to aneurysm

p,’;701;4 00 Exotropia (acquired] (alte.rntiting)(comitant) (fever, due to] (incomitant) (intermittent)

(with overaction or underaction of obligue)70 6U 00 Turning nut of eyes70 6U U5 Exotropia, secondary to surg~ry70 64 97 +Surqezy, exotropia70 60 98 Pcstopeuative state, exotropia78 65 00 ExOphoria71166 00 Flypertropia (alternating) (comitant) (incomitant) (intermittent) (in left or right78 66 05 Hypertropia, due to surgery (in left or right lateral gaze] (secondary) (vertical)7tl66 5El Hypertropia, dne to thyroid disease (in le:t or right lateral gaze) (vertical)7B 66 74 Hypertronia , due to cranial nerve paralysis, due to aneurysm78 6b 97 *Surgery, vertical muscles squint78 66 9e70 b6 9EI78 67 0078 b(l0070 6tl00‘/5 6U 0070 bb 007EI613007EI6[1 0070 611U@78 15134570 60 7470 69 0078 79 0078 79 00

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Paralysis, Faresis, cranial nerve (abducens)Eaialysis, Paresis, cranial nerve, traumatic(seventh)

Absent li9ht reflex (consensual) (direct)Disease, neuromuscular, type specified MEGDiplopia, due to multiple sclerosisDiplopia, due to cerebrovascular accidentDiplopia, due to intracranial aneurysmPostoperative state, tic douloureuxPostoperative state, trigeminal neuralgta

(facial) (oculomotor) (trochlear)(abducens) (facial) foculonotor)

99. SITE MOT SPECIFIED

lateral gaze) (rertical)

(third) (fourth) (sixth] (seventh)[trochlear] (third) [fonrth) (sixth)

99 00 00 Amaurosis99 0~ 00 Amblyopia !IOS99 00 00 Blindness NOS99 00 00 cyst, site and type not specified (excretory) (obstructed)

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Cjrculation, impaired, poor, sito not specifiedDischarge from eyes. /Code only if causative condition is onknoun/Diplopia. /Code ouly if causativa condition is unknown/Dry I?yc.Disease, eye, site and type not specifiedFilm , eye (AH) (in) (morning) (00) (Orer)Foreign body sensationItching, eyeIrritationLight, sensitivity toHLP (no light perception) . /Coda only if cause of vis~on loss iE unknown/PhotophobiaPain, eye, site not specifiedrredncss, eye (with tearing)Skim over eyeSwelling, eyeVeil, eye (transient)Vision blurred. cloudy, decreased, impaired, nil or poor (associated with heart attack or pregnancy). /Code

only if cause-of impaired vision iS unknown/Heak eyeInlection, eye, site not speciiied, bacterial, organism not specifiedStaphylococcal inf~tion, eye, site not specifiedScdrlet fever, affecting eye NOSInfection, eye, site not specified, viral, virus not specifiedIIerpes zoster, site not specified (infection)German measles, site and type not specified (noncongenital)Infection, eye, site not specified, organism not specified (abscess) (acnte)Infection, eye, site not specified, iungalInfection, eye, site not specified, organism specified ilEC (acute) (chronic)Olack eyeEn, eye, site n&t specifiedbln!i , Gyc?Grease sDlash

(chronic) (external) (snbacute)

[snbacute)

-..Scratch,’r?yeTrauma, eye, site and type not specified (bullet]Ulcer, traumaticLiquid plumber, eye, site not specifiedTrauma, eye, site not specified, chemical, nonmedtcinall?irth injuryDiabetes, site not specifiedLlurninq eyes, due to poor dietEclampsia with vision disturbance HOSPIoud vessel broken, burst, or ruptnred behind eyeDlooil clot behind the e~eAmblyopia, due to fever (from infection)DyslexiaPseudotumor cerebriScotoma, due to miqrainc headache (scintillating)

Uator tumor, brainStroke. causina ocular symptomsVision’impairei, due to cerebrovascular accident. /lf CTA iB reported in Section A, assnme ocular impa%rmant

unless examiner specifically states there was none/Disease, eye, site and type not specified, familial or hereditaryFamilial eye diseaseHereditary eye diseasePostoperative state, cyst, site and type not specifiedPostoperative state, eye, site and type not specifiedAnomaly, congenital, eye, site and type not specffiedhmblgopia, congenitalBlindness since birthDisease, eye, site and type not specified, congenital

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m. . 91)’:‘to 00

99 10 1299 10 2399 10 23

99 10 3099 20 00!)9 20 0099 20 51

99 20 5299 20 5299 30 00

99 Uo Uo\ 9!3 40 40

99 U1 Uo99 42 Uo9’3 42 Uo99 U2 U9

99 42 969!3 43 llo99 U3U199 U3 fJ299 43 U399 ~3 46

99 U3 4699 43 46

1 99 U3 46

Z 99 U3 Ufl.t’d 9~ 03 U9

199 5rl 0099 50 0099 53 0099 53 0099 55 0099 56 0099 bb 0099 59 00gq 59 00

!)9 59 0099 65 0099 6S 009’3 65 0099 65 009’J 65 4099 65 fiU99 66 0099 70 . .99 70 0099 “)0 0099 70 0099 70 7499 70 7699 99 0099 99 0099 99 7U

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tiision hlurr(~il,cloudy, decreased, impaired, nil or poor, since birthSyphilis, congenital, site not specifiedAnomaly, cong~nital, eye, site and type not specified, due to rubell~ I

RuLwlla syndrome, site and type of eye anomaly not specified (congenital)Infection, eye, site not specified, congenital Or intrauterine, Organism not SpecifidInflammation, eye, site and type not specified [acute) (chronic) (subacute)Pusr eye, site not ‘specifiedAllergy, $ite not specified. due to medicinal drops or ointment (atropine) (carbachol) (epinephrine) (eye) (lidocai:(neosporin) (penicillin) (phospholine iodide) (pilocarpine) (xylocaine) (acute) (chronic) (6nbacute]

Allerqy, site not specified; other or NOS (acute) (chronic) (subacute) (ve~nal)}ay Zcvcr, site not specified (acute) (chronic) (subacute) (vernal]Ulcer, eye, site nnt specified (perforated)nbrasion, eye, site not specifiedTrauma, eye, site not specified, nonpenetrating. Includes: Abrasion, blunt trauma, concussion, erosionTrauma, eye, site not specified, cutting, lacerating, penetrating, or perforatingCinder, eye, site not specified, not specified if retained or removed (intraocular)Foreign body, eye, site not specified, not specified if retained or removed (intraocular) (metallic) ,Foreiqn body, eye, site not specified, retained [intraocular) {metallic)Foreign body, eyr?, site not specified, removed (intraocular] (metallic)llU1n. Site nOt sDecified NOSJ3urn,Burn,Burn ,Burn,Burn,Burn,13urn,Furn,Burn.

site not specified,site not specified,site not speciiied,site not specified,site not zpecified,site not specified,site not specified,site not specified,site not specified.

chemical HOSalkali (chemical)acid (chemical)radiationphysicalwelder’s [arc) (flash]thermalstcampowder (due to firecracker)

Growth, ey~, site not specifiedTumor, eye, site not. specified NOSNevus, site not specilied (benign)‘rumor, eye, site not specified, benignIlcningioma, sphcnoid ridgeEelanorna, site not specifiedTumor, &ye, site not specified, malignantTumor, eye, site not specified, metaGtaticlumor, eye, site r,ot specified, secondaryUlcer, rodent, secondary in eye [maxillary) (sinus) (skin)tllood vessel broken, burst, or ruptured in eyeHemorrhage, intraocularHemorrhage, ey~, sits not specifiedRupture, blood vcs:.el, eye, site not specifiedHemorrhage, eye, site not specified, traumaticllemorrhaqe, intraocular, due to hypertensionThrombosis, eye, site not specified (artery) (Sein) (Vefisel)Visudl field defect-–See Defect, fieldDetect, field (visual)Uemianopia, HemianopsiaDefect, field, traumatic [visual)Defect, field, due to cerebrovascular accident (visual)De5ect, field, due to meningioma, sphenoid ridge (visual)Disease, eye, site not specified, type specified UECDrusen, site not specifiedIschenic episodes, transient, affectinq vision

*codes for surgical and nonsurgical therapy were not nseil for HARES. Wistory of surgical procedure was codedto postoperative state.