Difference between a diagnosis of comorbidity and complication :-
Comorbidity :- it is a pre-existing conditions that affact the treatment received and prolonged length of stay.
- comorbidity is a conditions that is present admissions but is not inherent to the principle diagnosis.
Complication :- Complication is a condition that arise during the hospital that prolonged time stay. however as conditions as you are in the hospital.
Examples :-
| PROCEDURE | CIMPLICATION | COMORCOMORBIDITDI | ||||||
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Cesarean section Transuretheralprostactctomy |
-Hemorrhage -Infection - Renal complications -Hemorrhage -Infection |
-Diabetes -Chronic asthma -Ventricular tachycardia -Arteriosclerotic heart disease -Emphysema -Diabetic |
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