ICD-10 Codes are a set of alphanumeric codes used by healthcare providers to classify and document diseases, conditions, and other health-related issues. Developed by the World Health Organization, these codes help standardize medical records and facilitate communication among healthcare professionals. Each code corresponds to a specific diagnosis, allowing for accurate billing and statistical analysis. The ICD-10 system includes a wide range of codes, covering everything from infectious diseases to injuries, ensuring comprehensive tracking of health trends and outcomes across different populations.