A patient presented to the emergency department complaining of excessive hair all over the body. The emergency

A patient presented to the emergency department complaining of excessive hair all over the body. The emergency room doctor takes the patient’s medical history and performs an examination. Using the electronic medical record system, the doctor enters orders for a urinalysis and a complete blood count. Following the doctor’s orders, the nurse takes urine and blood samples and submits them to the lab for processing. In addition to the lab orders, the doctor takes a biopsy of the skin on the patient’s right arm. The doctor sends the biopsy specimen off to the pathology department for review. Two hours later, the doctor electronically receives the results of the labs and biopsy. The labs and biopsy come back normal. Based on the results, the doctor diagnosed the patient with Hypertrichosis aka Werewolf Syndrome. After discharge from the emergency room, the medical coder assigned diagnosis code L68.9 to describe the patient’s condition for billing to the insurance company. Excessive hair, Hypertrichosis, and Werewolf Syndrome are examples of ____________ terminology.