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Class steward is Patient Care
A container is a thing that is used to hold other things for some purpose of transportation or to protect its contents from loss or damage. Especially with amorphic substances (liquids, gases) the content can not be had without some container. However, the content of a container is always distinguishable and relatively easyly separable from the container, unlike the content (ingredient) of a mixture.
A container is related to a content material through a Material_relationship of type content.
From NCCLS, a geometric property of the container.
OpenIssue: How do we know that we do not need to describe other arbitrary properties of containers? If we do, how do we do that?
From NCCLS, a geometric property of the container.
OpenIssue: How do we know that we do not need to describe other arbitrary properties of containers? If we do, how do we do that?
From NCCLS, te kind of cover cap.
OpenIssue: Code appears to be undefined. This attribute will be dropped if we do not get in a half-way complete concept repertoire by September 2000.
From NCCLS, a geometric property of the container.
OpenIssue: How do we know that we do not need to describe other arbitrary properties of containers? If we do, how do we do that?
From NCCLS, a geometric property of the container.
OpenIssue: How do we know that we do not need to describe other arbitrary properties of containers? If we do, how do we do that?
From NCCLS, a geometric property of the contained.
OpenIssue: How do we know that we do not need to describe other arbitrary properties of containers? If we do, how do we do that?
From NCCLS, the kind of separator material.
OpenIssue: How do we know that we do not need to describe other arbitrary properties of containers? If we do, how do we do that?
OpenIssue: Should this be a subtype instead of a role relationship?