Your earwax can tell you about your sweat. Some people produce wet earwax, while others stay dry. The white, flaky type probably means that you also lack a certain chemical in your sweat that leads to body odor. Dark and sticky earwax, however, means you'll want to keep deodorant handy.
Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) is a medical code set that is used to report medical, surgical, and diagnostic procedures and services to entities such as physicians, health insurance companies and accreditation organizations.
1 Category I CPTÂ® codes illustrate a procedure or service corresponding with a five-digit CPTÂ® code and descriptor classification. 2  Category II CPTÂ® codes are additional tracking alphanumeric codes used for execution measurement.3  Using Category II CPTÂ® codes is often optional.PTÂ® codes fall into three categories: 1  Category I CPTÂ® codes illustrate a procedure or service corresponding with a five-digit CPTÂ® code and descriptor classification. 2  Category II CPTÂ® codes are additional tracking alphanumeric codes used for execution measurement.