Within ICD-9-CM, you may select codes Home Â» Coding Â» ICD-9-CM: NOS vs. NEC. ICD-9-CM: NOS vs. NEC. By John Verhovshek In Coding. NOS codes are never favored, and claims submitted with such diagnoses may be rejected for lack of medical necessity and/or specificity.
The muscle diagram on InnerBody.com shows the entire human body with a number of specific muscles marked by green dots. The two-dimensional interactive map is divided into a number of muscle areas for closer examination. Areas include the head and neck, chest and upper back, leg and foot, and arm and hand.
Muscles. In almost every case, fetal pigs have the same muscles as humans, with some small variations in the size and location of some muscles related to the fact that pigs are quadrupedal and humans are bipedal. For example, the major chest and abdominal muscles found in humans are present in the pig. There are some differences in the location of chest muscles that attach to the shoulder girdle. In the hind limb, the pig has the same muscles as humans in the major thigh muscle groups: quadriceps femoris and the hamstrings; see p. 35 of the FPDG (Fetal Pig Dissection Guide). In the hip, however, there are some differences in the gluteal muscles.