World Health Organization · 2026-01 · English
XM19R2 Gas, fumes or vapour
Official WHO ICD-11 MMS tabulation. This international classification is separate from US ICD-10-CM. For complete instructions and postcoordination, consult the WHO browser.
More specific codes
XM0G86Sternutator gas, not elsewhere classifiedXM0GT6ChlorineXM0JJ6HeliumXM0TV9FormaldehydeXM0YQ4Ethidium chlorideXM1418Nonchlorofluorocarbon refrigerant gasXM1663PolytetrafluoroethyleneXM16X6Mustard gasXM1947EthyleneXM1D37Firedamp, not elsewhere classifiedXM1EM9Sewer gas, not elsewhere classifiedXM1X11Carbon monoxideXM2598Sulfur oxidesXM29D2Methyl chlorideXM2JX3Lacrimogenic gasXM3D40Polyester fumesXM3GS6Bromine vaporXM3KE4Cyanic acidXM3NH9Aerosol spray, not elsewhere classifiedXM4FU5Methyl mercaptanXM54H2OzoneXM5EU1FerrovanadiumXM5LN6Hydrocarbon gasXM60X6Oil fumes, not elsewhere classifiedXM61G0Nerve gas, not elsewhere classifiedXM69M3Nitrogen oxideXM6QK6Smog, not elsewhere classifiedXM6UG7Dichloroethyl sulfideXM70H1DiboraneXM74J0Iodine vaporXM7FL0Hydrogen sulfideXM8242PropyleneXM8XZ6Carbon dioxideXM8Z33DiazomethaneXM8ZY7HydrogenXM91W5PhosgeneXM9N00Smoke, not elsewhere classifiedXM9SB2Fluorine© World Health Organization · CC BY-ND 3.0 IGO