Primary Contributor | Sandy Boyer Consultant |
Vocabulary Co-Chair | Christopher Chute Mayo Clinic/Foundation |
Vocabulary Co-Chair | James Cimino, M.D. Columbia University |
Vocabulary Co-Chair | W Ed Hammond, PhD. Duke University Medical Center |
Vocabulary Co-Chair | Stanley Huff, M.D. Intermountain Health Care |
HL7 Version 3 Standard, Copyright © 2001. All Rights Reserved.
The HL7-defined vocabulary domain tables that have been developed for coded class attributes are stored in the HL7 repository, from which a number of views have been extracted to produce the HL7 Vocabulary Domain Listings for the HL7 Reference Information Model (RIM). The views are presented in table format and include the HL7 Vocabulary Domain Values, the HL7 Domain Tables and Coded Attributes Cross-reference. HL7-recognized external vocabulary domains are described in the External Domains list.
The vocabulary domain name and the associated extensibility qualifier for each coded attribute in the RIM are specified in the RIM narrative. This specification occurs as the first line of the attribute's description in the following format:
Vocabulary Domain: "MyVocabularyDomain" (CWE)
There is a link between the vocabulary domain name in the RIM listing and its entry in the HL7 Vocabulary Domain Values table in this listing.
For those domains that are not yet developed, a domain name has been assigned, but the table contains no values and therefore is not listed here.
Tables included in this representation include:
AcknowledgementType | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
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1 | L: (AL) | 10126 | AL | Always | Always send an acknowledgement. |
1 | L: (ER) | 10128 | ER | Error/reject only | Send an acknowledgement for error/reject conditions only. |
1 | L: (NE) | 10127 | NE | Never | Never send an acknowledgement. |
1 | L: (SU) | 10129 | SU | Successful only | Send an acknowledgement for successful completions only. |
ActClass | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
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1 | S: ActRootClass (ACT) | 13856 | ACT | Act | Corresponds to the Act class |
2 | S: ActConfirmationClass (CONF) | 13999 | CONF | Confirmation | A notification used to indicate whether a request or inquiry has been confirmed. |
3 | L: (AUTH) | 14001 | AUTH | Authorization | A notification used to indicate whether an intent to perform a billable act has been approved for coverage under the terms of an insurance plan or policy. |
3 | L: (ELIG) | 14000 | ELIG | Eligibility | A notification used to indicate whether a beneficiary is eligible for coverage under the terms of an insurance plan or policy. |
2 | S: ActContextClass (CTXT) | 11533 | CTXT | ActContext | |
3 | A: ActDocumentStructureClass | 13945 | Provides the root for a series of class codes that represent the elements of the Clinical Document Architecture standards. | ||
4 | S: ActClinicalDocument (DOCCLIN) | 13948 | DOCCLIN | Clinical document | |
5 | L: (CDALVLONE) | 14795 | CDALVLONE | CDA Level One clinical document | |
4 | S: DocumentList (DOCLIST) | 14787 | DOCLIST | Document list | |
5 | A: ListType | 10978 | Specifies whether a list is "ordered" or "unordered". Use an ordered list when the ordering of list items is meaningful. | ||
6 | L: (ordered) | 10979 | ordered | ordered | |
6 | L: (unordered) | 10980 | unordered | unordered | |
4 | A: DocumentTableStructure | 14773 | |||
5 | A: DocumentTableCell | 14774 | |||
6 | L: (TBLDATA) | 14776 | TBLDATA | Document table data cell | |
6 | L: (TBLHDR) | 14775 | TBLHDR | Document table header cell | |
5 | A: DocumentTableColumnStructure | 14781 | |||
6 | L: (TBLCOL) | 14782 | TBLCOL | Document table column | |
6 | L: (TBLCOLGP) | 14783 | TBLCOLGP | Document table column group | |
5 | A: DocumentTableRowStructure | 14777 | |||
6 | A: DocumentTableRowGroup | 14779 | |||
7 | A: TableRowGroupType | 11008 | Segment types specify table header, table footer, or table body, as defined within the XHTML 4.0 Table Model | ||
8 | L: (tbody) | 11009 | tbody | tbody | |
8 | L: (tfoot) | 11010 | tfoot | tfoot | |
8 | L: (thead) | 11011 | thead | thead | |
6 | L: (TBLROW) | 14778 | TBLROW | Document table row | |
4 | L: (DOCBODY) | 13947 | DOCBODY | Document body | Represents the body of a document on the Clinical Document Architecture standards. |
4 | L: (DOCCNTNT) | 14785 | DOCCNTNT | Document content | |
4 | L: (DOCLSTITM) | 14789 | DOCLSTITM | Document list item | |
4 | L: (DOCPARA) | 14786 | DOCPARA | Document paragraph | |
4 | L: (DOCSECT) | 13946 | DOCSECT | Document section | Represents a section in a document on the Clinical Document Architecture standards. |
4 | L: (DOCTBL) | 14784 | DOCTBL | Document table | |
3 | S: ActMessageInteractionClass (MSGE) | 11534 | MSGE | Message interaction | |
4 | L: (QMSG) | 13920 | QMSG | ActQueryMessageInteraction | Corresponds to the Query_message_interaction class |
2 | S: ActContractClass (CNTRCT) | 14002 | CNTRCT | Contract | An agreement of obligation between two or more parties that is subject to contractual law and enforcement. |
3 | S: ActFinancialContract (FCNTRCT) | 14003 | FCNTRCT | Financial contract | A contract whose value is measured in monetary terms. |
4 | L: (COV) | 14004 | COV | Coverage | A health care insurance policy or plan that is contractually binding between two or more parties. |
2 | S: ActEncounterClass (ENC) | 11542 | ENC | ActEncounter | |
3 | L: (EME) | 13944 | EME | Emergency encounter | An encounter that takes place in the context of an emergency trauma unit of the facility. |
3 | L: (INP) | 11543 | INP | Inpatient encounter | An encounter that involves the patient remaining in the facility overnight to receive care. |
3 | L: (OUTP) | 13942 | OUTP | Outpatient encounter | An encounter that does not involve the patient staying in the facility for care. |
2 | S: ActFinancialClass (FIN) | 11544 | FIN | ActFinancial | |
3 | S: ActHCBenefitCoverage (INS) | 11548 | INS | Healthcare benefit coverage | This type covers both the healthcare benefit product policy, and the coverage item, until such time as the mapping is complete. |
4 | L: (CHMP) | 11549 | CHMP | Champus coverage | |
3 | S: ActInvoiceElementClass (INVE) | 13992 | INVE | Invoice element | Represents concepts related to invoice processing in health care |
4 | L: (INFINVE) | 14022 | INFINVE | Informational invoice element | A piece of supporting information or detail that does not alter the financial total of an invoice. |
3 | S: ActUnmappedClasses (UNMAP) | 11550 | UNMAP | Unmapped financial classes | This value set includes the classes that still must be mapped to the Act hierarchy. The type should be retired when mapping is completed. |
4 | L: (UAUTH) | 11554 | UAUTH | Preauthorization | |
4 | L: (UCERT) | 11553 | UCERT | Insurance certification | |
4 | L: (UGUAR) | 11552 | UGUAR | Guarantor contract | |
4 | L: (UITEM) | 11551 | UITEM | Billing information item | |
3 | L: (ACCT) | 13991 | ACCT | Account | A financial account established to track the net result of financial acts. |
3 | L: (BILL) | 11546 | BILL | Patient billing account | |
3 | L: (DRG) | 11547 | DRG | Diagnostic Related Group | This type covers both DRG definition, and Encounter DRG, until such time as the mapping is complete. |
3 | L: (XACT) | 11545 | XACT | Financial transaction | |
2 | S: ActIncidentClass (INC) | 13989 | INC | Incident | An event that occurred outside of the control of one or more of the parties involved. Includes the concept of an accident. |
3 | L: (JOBINC) | 13990 | JOBINC | Job related incident | An incident that occurred at the individual's place of employment. |
2 | S: ActObservationClass (OBS) | 11529 | OBS | ActObservation | |
3 | A: ActLabObsClass | 13949 | Provides an abstract root class for laboratory observations | ||
4 | L: (ARTBLD) | 14038 | ARTBLD | Artificial Blood | Describes the artificial blood identifier that is associated with the specimen. |
4 | L: (CNTM) | 14037 | CNTM | Contaminants | Describes the specimen contaminant identifier that is associated with the specimen |
4 | L: (DILUTION) | 13950 | DILUTION | Dilution | An observation that reports the dilution of a sample. |
4 | L: (ENVFCTS) | 14039 | ENVFCTS | Environmental Factors | Describes other environmental factors that are associated with the specimen, e.g., atmospheric exposure |
4 | L: (INTFRIDX) | 14036 | INTFRIDX | Interference Index | A class of observations that relate to factors that may potentially cause interference with the observation |
4 | L: (TEMP) | 14035 | TEMP | Temperature | The specimen temperature in degrees Celsius [oC] at the time of the observation |
4 | L: (VOLUME) | 13951 | VOLUME | Volume | An observation that reports the volume of a sample. |
3 | S: ActPublicHealthCaseClass (CASE) | 11530 | CASE | ActPublicHealthCase | |
4 | L: (OUTB) | 11531 | OUTB | ActOutbreak | |
3 | L: (DGIMG) | 13921 | DGIMG | ActDiagnosticImage | Corresponds to the Diagnostic_image class |
2 | S: ActSupplyClass (SPLY) | 11535 | SPLY | ActSupply | |
3 | S: ActDietClass (DIET) | 10376 | DIET | ActDiet | |
4 | L: (BR) | 10379 | BR | breikost (GE) | A diet exclusively composed of oatmeal, semolina, or rice, to be extremely easy to eat and digest. |
4 | L: (DM) | 10383 | DM | diabetes mellitus diet | A diet that uses carbohydrates sparingly. Typically with a restriction in daily energy content (e.g. 1600o2000 kcal.) |
4 | L: (FAST) | 10382 | FAST | fasting | No enteral intake of foot or liquids whatsoever, no smoking. Typically 6 to 8 hours before anesthesia. |
4 | L: (GF) | 10390 | GF | gluten free | Gluten free diet for celiac disease. |
4 | L: (LF) | 10386 | LF | low fat | A diet low in fat, particularly to patients with hepatic diseases. |
4 | L: (LP) | 10389 | LP | low protein | A low protein diet for patients with renal failure. |
4 | L: (LQ) | 10380 | LQ | liquid | A strictly liquid diet, that can be fully absorbed in the intestine, and therefore may not contain fiber. Used before enteral surgeries. |
4 | L: (LS) | 10388 | LS | low sodium | A diet low in sodium for patients with congestive heart failure and/or renal failure. |
4 | L: (N) | 10377 | N | normal diet | A normal diet, i.e. no special preparations or restrictions for medical reasons. This is notwithstanding any preferences the patient might have regarding special foods, such as vegetarian, kosher, etc. |
4 | L: (NF) | 10387 | NF | no fat | A no fat diet for acute hepatic diseases. |
4 | L: (PAF) | 10391 | PAF | phenylalanine free | Phenylketonuria diet. |
4 | L: (PAR) | 10385 | PAR | parenteral | Patient is supplied with parenteral nutrition, typically described in terms of i.v. medications. |
4 | L: (RD) | 10384 | RD | reduction diet | A diet that seeks to reduce body fat, typically low energy content (800o1600 kcal.) |
4 | L: (SCH) | 10378 | SCH | schonkost (GE) | A diet that avoids ingredients that might cause digestion problems, e.g., avoid excessive fat, avoid too much fiber (cabbage, peas, beans.) |
4 | L: (T) | 10381 | T | tea only | This is not really a diet, since it contains little nutritional value, but is essentially just water. Used before coloscopy examinations. |
4 | L: (VLI) | 10392 | VLI | low valine, leucine, isoleucine | Diet with low content of the amino-acids valin, leucin, and isoleucin, for "maple syrup disease." |
2 | S: ActWorkingListClass (LIST) | 11541 | LIST | ActWorkingList | |
3 | A: ActServiceListClass | 10569 | |||
4 | S: ActServiceListIssuesClass (ISS) | 10572 | ISS | ActServiceListIssues | A collections of any kinds of services as issues that need to be resolved. |
5 | L: (GOL) | 10574 | GOL | goal list | A patient's goal list as seen by a particular provider. |
5 | L: (PRB) | 10573 | PRB | problem list | A patient's problem list as seen by a particular provider. |
4 | L: (LOG) | 10571 | LOG | logbook | A diary of past services. |
4 | L: (SCH) | 10570 | SCH | schedule | A work-list, a schedule, or a personal to-do list of items intended to be done. |
2 | L: (APPT) | 14030 | APPT | Appointment action | Actions taken to request, report or modify an appointment. |
2 | L: (CONS) | 11537 | CONS | ActConsent | |
2 | L: (CONTREG) | 14005 | CONTREG | Container registration | An Act where a container is registered either via an automated sensor, such as a barcode reader, or by manual receipt |
2 | L: (PROC) | 11532 | PROC | ActProcedure | |
2 | L: (REFR) | 11538 | REFR | ActReferral | |
2 | L: (REG) | 15932 | REG | Registry actions | Class represents acts needed to define, manage and operate a registry. The class is most general, designed to support a variety of registries for persons, patients, practitioners, equipment, etc. If required, specific registry operations will be treated as a specialization of this class. |
2 | L: (SBADM) | 11528 | SBADM | ActSubstanceAdministration | Corresponds to the Substance_administration class |
2 | L: (SPCTRT) | 14023 | SPCTRT | Specimen treatment | A procedure or treatment performed on a specimen to prepare it for analysis |
2 | L: (TRNS) | 11539 | TRNS | ActTransportation |
ActCode | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
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1 | A: HL7DefinedActCodes | 13954 | Domain provides the root for HL7-defined detailed or rich codes for the Act classes. | ||
2 | A: AccountType | 14809 | |||
3 | A: CreditCard | 14811 | |||
4 | L: (AE) | 14814 | AE | American Express | |
4 | L: (DN) | 14815 | DN | Diner's Club | |
4 | L: (DV) | 14816 | DV | Discover Card | |
4 | L: (MC) | 14813 | MC | Master Card | |
4 | L: (V) | 14812 | V | Visa | |
3 | L: (Cash) | 14810 | Cash | Cash | |
2 | A: ActContainerRegistrationCode | 14058 | Constrains the ActCode to the domain of Container Registration | ||
3 | L: (I) | 14059 | I | Identified | used by one system to inform another that it has received a container |
3 | L: (L) | 14063 | L | Left Equipment | used by one system to inform another that the container has been released from that system. |
3 | L: (M) | 14064 | M | Missing | used by one system to inform another that the container did not arrive at its next expected location. |
3 | L: (O) | 14061 | O | In Process | used by one system to inform another that the specific container is being processed by the equipment. It is useful as a response to a query about Container Status, when the specific step of the process is not relevant. |
3 | L: (P) | 14060 | P | In Position | used by one system to inform another that the container is in position for specimen transfer (e.g., container removal from track, pipetting, etc.). |
3 | L: (R) | 14062 | R | Process Completed | status is used by one system to inform another that the processing has been completed, but the container has not been released from that system. |
3 | L: (X) | 14065 | X | Container Unavailable | used by one system to inform another that the container is no longer available within the scope of the system (e.g., tube broken or discarded). |
2 | A: ActEncounterCode | 13955 | Domain provides codes that qualify the ActEncounterClass (ENC) | ||
3 | L: (ACUTE) | 13956 | ACUTE | acute | Identifies an acute encounter. |
2 | A: ActLabObsCode | 13957 | Provides an abstract root class for laboratory observations | ||
3 | A: ActLabObsArtBldCode | 14387 | Domain provides codes that qualify the ActLabObsArtBldCode domain. (Artificial Blood) | ||
4 | L: (FLUR) | 14389 | FLUR | Fluorocarbons | Refines Artificial Blood |
4 | L: (SFHB) | 14388 | SFHB | Stromal free hemoglobin preparations | Refines Artificial Blood |
3 | A: ActLabObsDilutionCode | 14352 | Domain provides codes that qualify the ActLabObsDilutionCode domain. | ||
4 | L: (AUTO-HIGH) | 13958 | AUTO-HIGH | Auto-High Dilution | Refines dilution |
4 | L: (AUTO-LOW) | 13959 | AUTO-LOW | Auto-Low Dilution | Refines dilution |
4 | L: (PRE) | 13961 | PRE | Pre-Dilution | Refines dilution |
4 | L: (RERUN) | 13960 | RERUN | Rerun Dilution | Refines dilution |
3 | A: ActLabObsEvnfctsCode | 14390 | Domain provides codes that qualify the ActLabObsEnvfctsCode domain. (Environmental Factors) | ||
4 | L: (A60) | 14392 | A60 | Opened container, indoor atmosphere, 60 minutes du | Refines Environmental Factors |
4 | L: (ATM) | 14391 | ATM | Opened container, atmosphere/duration unspecified | Refines Environmental Factors |
3 | A: ActLabObsInterferenceCode | 14382 | Domain provides codes that qualify the ActLabObsInterferenceCode domain. | ||
4 | L: (FIBRIN) | 14386 | FIBRIN | Fibrin | Refines Interference |
4 | L: (HEMOLYSIS) | 14383 | HEMOLYSIS | Hemolysis | Refines Interference |
4 | L: (ICTERUS) | 14385 | ICTERUS | Icterus | Refines Interference |
4 | L: (LIPEMIA) | 14384 | LIPEMIA | Lipemia | Refines Interference |
3 | A: ActLabObsVolumeCode | 14369 | Domain provides codes that qualify the ActLabObsVolumeCode domain. | ||
4 | L: (AVAILABLE) | 13963 | AVAILABLE | Available Volume | Refines VOLUME |
4 | L: (CONSUMPTION) | 13965 | CONSUMPTION | Consumption Volume | Refines VOLUME |
4 | L: (CURRENT) | 13962 | CURRENT | Current Volume | Refines VOLUME |
4 | L: (INITIAL) | 13964 | INITIAL | Initial Volume | Refines VOLUME |
2 | A: ActSpecimenTreatmentCode | 14040 | Set of codes related to specimen treatments | ||
3 | L: (ACID) | 14044 | ACID | Acidification | The lowering of specimen pH through the addition of an acid |
3 | L: (ALK) | 14046 | ALK | Alkalization | The act rendering alkaline by impregnating with an alkali; a conferring of alkaline qualities. |
3 | L: (DEFB) | 14043 | DEFB | Defibrination | The removal of fibrin from whole blood or plasma through physical or chemical means |
3 | L: (FILT) | 14047 | FILT | Filtration | The passage of a liquid through a filter, accomplished by gravity, pressure or vacuum (suction). |
3 | L: (LDLP) | 14041 | LDLP | LDL Precipitation | |
3 | L: (NEUT) | 14045 | NEUT | Neutralization | The act or process by which an acid and a base are combined in such proportions that the resulting compound is neutral. |
3 | L: (RECA) | 14042 | RECA | Recalcification | The addition of calcium back to a specimen after it was removed by chelating agents |
3 | L: (UFIL) | 14048 | UFIL | Ultrafiltration | The filtration of a colloidal substance through a semipermeable medium that allows only the passage of small molecules. |
2 | A: FinancialTransactionType | 14804 | |||
3 | L: (Chrg) | 14805 | Chrg | Standard Charge | |
3 | L: (Rev) | 14806 | Rev | Standard Transaction Reversal |
ActMood | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
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1 | A: ActMoodCompletionTrack | 10197 | These are moods describing activities as they progress in the business cycle, from defined, through planned and ordered to completed. | ||
2 | S: ActMoodIntent (INT) | 10199 | INT | intent | An intention or plan to perform a service. Historical note: in previous RIM versions, the intent mood was captured as a separate class hierarchy, called Service_intent_or_order. |
3 | L: (APT) | 11626 | APT | Appointment | A planned Act for a specific time and place. |
3 | L: (ARQ) | 11625 | ARQ | Appointment Request | A request for the booking of an appointment. |
3 | L: (ORD) | 10200 | ORD | order | An order for a service is an intent directed from a placer (intent author) to a filler (service performer.) -- Historical note: in previous RIM versions, the order mood was captured as a separate class hierarchy, called Patient_service_order, and later Service_intent_or_order. |
3 | L: (PRP) | 13967 | PRP | proposed | A non-mandated intent to perform an act. Used to record intents that are explicitly not Orders. Professional responsibility for the 'proposal' may or may not be present. |
3 | L: (RMD) | 13968 | RMD | recommended | A non-mandated intent to perform an act where a level of professional responsibility is being accepted by making the proposal. |
2 | L: (DEF) | 10198 | DEF | definition | A definition of a service ( master .) Historical note: in previous RIM versions, the definition mood was captured as a separate class hierarchy, called Master_service. |
2 | L: (EVN) | 10201 | EVN | event (occurrence) | A service that actually happens, may be an ongoing service or a documentation of a past service. Historical note: in previous RIM versions, the event mood was captured as a separate class hierarchy, called Patient_service_event, and later Service_event. |
1 | A: ActMoodPredicate | 10202 | Any of the above service moods (e.g., event, intent, or goal) can be turned into a predicate used as a criterion to express conditionals (or queries.) However, currently we allow only criteria on service events. | ||
2 | L: (EVN.CRT) | 10203 | EVN.CRT | event criterion | A criterion or condition over service events that must apply for an associated service to be considered. |
2 | L: (OPT) | 10204 | OPT | option | An option is an alternative set of property-value bindings. Options specify alternative sets of values, typically used in definitions or orders to describe alternatives. An option can only be used as a group, that is, all assigned values must be used together. |
ActReason | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
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1 | A: SchedulingActReason | 14879 | Reasons for cancelling or rescheduling an Appointment | ||
2 | L: (BLK) | 14885 | BLK | Unexpected Block (of Schedule) | The time slots previously allocated are now blocked and no longer available for booking Appointments |
2 | L: (DEC) | 14884 | DEC | Patient Deceased | The Patient is deceased |
2 | L: (FIN) | 14882 | FIN | No Financial Backing | Patient unable to pay and not covered by insurance |
2 | L: (MED) | 14883 | MED | Medical Status Altered | The medical condition of the Patient has changed |
2 | L: (MTG) | 14886 | MTG | In an outside meeting | The Physician is in a meeting. For example, he/she may request administrative time to talk to family after appointment |
2 | L: (PAT) | 14880 | PAT | Patient request | The Patient requested the action |
2 | L: (PHY) | 14881 | PHY | Physician request | The Physician requested the action |
ActRelationship | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
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1 | S: ActRelationshipOutcome (OUTC) | 10324 | OUTC | has outcome | An observation that should follow or does actually follow as a result or consequence of a condition or action (sometimes called "post-condition".) Target must be an observation as a goal, risk or any criterion. For complex outcomes a conjunction attribute |
2 | L: (GOAL) | 10325 | GOAL | has goal | A goal that one defines given a patient's health condition. Subsequently planned actions aim to meet that goal. Source is an observation or condition node, target must be an observation in goal mood. |
2 | L: (OBJC) | 10327 | OBJC | has continuing objective | A desired state that a service action aims to maintain. E.g., keep systolic blood pressure between 90 and 110 mm Hg. Source is an intervention service. Target must be an observation in criterion mood. |
2 | L: (OBJF) | 10326 | OBJF | has final objective | A desired outcome that a service action aims to meet finally. Source is any service (typically an intervention.) Target must be an observation in criterion mood. |
2 | L: (RISK) | 10328 | RISK | has risk | A noteworthy undesired outcome of a patient's condition that is either likely enough to become an issue or is less likely but dangerous enough to be addressed. |
1 | S: ActRelationshipPertains (PERT) | 10329 | PERT | has pertinent information | This is a very unspecific relationship from one item of clinical information to another. It does not judge about the role the pertinent information plays. |
2 | L: (AUTH) | 14019 | AUTH | Authorized by | A relationship in which the target act authorizes or certifies the source act. |
2 | L: (COVBY) | 14894 | COVBY | Covered By | A relationship in which the source act is covered by or is under the authority of a target act. A financial instrument such as an Invoice Element is covered by one or more specific instances of an Insurance Policy. |
2 | L: (EXPL) | 10331 | EXPL | has explanation | This is the inversion of support. Used to indicate that a given observation is explained by another observation or condition. |
2 | L: (LIMIT) | 14896 | LIMIT | Limited by | A relationship that limits or restricts the source act by the elements of the target act. For example, an authorization may be limited by a financial amount (up to $500). Target Act must be in EVN.CRIT mood. |
2 | L: (MFST) | 10333 | MFST | is manifestation of | An assertion that a new observation may be the manifestation of another existing observation or action. This assumption is attributed to the same actor who asserts the manifestation. This is stronger and more specific than an inverted support link. For example, an agitated appearance can be asserted to be the manifestation (effect) of a known hyperthyroxia. This expresses that one might not have realized a symptom if it would not be a common manifestation of a known condition. The target (cause) may be any service, while the source (manifestation) must be an observation. |
2 | L: (NAME) | 10336 | NAME | assigns name | Used to assign a "name" to a condition thread. Source is a condition node, target can be any service. |
2 | L: (PREV) | 14018 | PREV | Previous instance | A relationship in which the target act is a predecessor instance to the source act. Generally each of these instances is similar, but no identical. In healthcare coverage it is used to link a claim item to a previous claim item that might have claimed for the same set of services. |
2 | L: (REFR) | 14020 | REFR | Refers to | A relationship in which the target act is referred to by the source act. This permits a simple reference relationship that distinguishes between the referent and the referee. |
2 | L: (REFV) | 10335 | REFV | has reference values | Reference ranges are essentially descriptors of a class of result values assumed to be "normal", "abnormal", or "critical." Those can vary by sex, age, or any other criterion. Source and target are observations, the target is in criterion mood. This link type can act as a trigger in case of alarms being triggered by critical results. |
2 | L: (SPRT) | 10330 | SPRT | has support | Used to indicate that an existing service is suggesting evidence for a new observation. The assumption of support is attributed to the same actor who asserts the observation. Source must be an observation, target may be any service (e.g., to indicate a status post.) |
1 | A: ActRelationshipPosts | 14900 | Codes that describe the relationship between an Act and a financial instrument such as a financial transaction, account or invoice element. | ||
2 | L: (CHRG) | 14904 | CHRG | Charge | A relationship that provides an ability to associate a financial transaction (target) as a charge to a clinical act (source). A clinical act may have a charge associated with the execution or delivery of the service. The financial transaction will defin |
2 | L: (CREDIT) | 14902 | CREDIT | Credit | A credit relationship ties a financial transaction to an account. A credit, once applied (posted), may have either a positive or negative effect on the account balance, depending on the type of account. An asset account credit will decrease the account |
2 | L: (CST) | 14903 | CST | Cost | A relationship that provides an ability to associate a financial transaction (target) as a cost to a clinical act (source). A clinical act may have an inherit cost associated with the execution or delivery of the service. The financial transaction will |
2 | L: (DEBIT) | 14901 | DEBIT | Debit | A debit relationship ties a financial transaction to an account. A debit, once applied (posted), may have either a positive or negative effect on the account balance, depending on the type of account. An asset account debit will increase the account bal |
1 | S: ActRelationshipPrecondition (PRCN) | 10319 | PRCN | has pre-condition | A requirement to be true before a service is performed. The target can be any service in criterion mood. For multiple pre-conditions a conjunction attribute (AND, OR, XOR) is applicable. |
2 | L: (CIND) | 10323 | CIND | has contra-indication | A contraindication is just a negation of a reason, i.e. it gives a condition under which the action is not to be done. Both, source and target can be any kind of service, target service is in criterion mood. How the strength of a contraindication is expressed (e.g., relative, absolute) is left as an open issue. The priority_nmb attribute could be used. |
2 | L: (RACT) | 14892 | RACT | Required | A required act for a service or financial instrument such as an insurance plan or policy. The required act will typically be triggered by an event criterion Act. In other words, if a specific condition occurs (e.g. coverage limits are exceeded), then |
2 | L: (RSON) | 10321 | RSON | has reason | The reason or rationale for a service. A reason link is weaker than a trigger, it only suggests that some service may be or might have been a reason for some action, but not that this reason requires/required the action to be taken. Also, as opposed to the trigger, there is no strong timely relation between the reason and the action. |
2 | L: (SUGG) | 10322 | SUGG | suggests | This is an inversion of the reason link, used to express recommendations or suggestions or recommendations, for example, recommendations given by a specialist at the end of a diagnostic report. |
2 | L: (TRIG) | 10320 | TRIG | has trigger | A pre-condition that if true would permit, suggest, or demand the source service (action) to be executed. The target is in criterion mood. A delay between the trigger and the triggered action can be specified. |
1 | S: ActRelationshipReplacement (RPLC) | 10338 | RPLC | replaces | |
2 | L: (SUCC) | 11616 | SUCC | Succeeds | A new order that adds to, but does not completely replace its predecessor. |
1 | S: ActRelationshipRevision (RVSN) | 10337 | RVSN | is revision of | A service description that is a modification of another service description. This includes revisions of protocols and orders. |
2 | S: ActRelationshipFulfills (FLFS) | 10342 | FLFS | fulfills (order) | A service that was done in fulfillment of an ordered service description. A fulfilled service may differ from an ordered (or planned) service description. |
3 | L: (DISP) | 10343 | DISP | dispensing for (ordrer) | Links a medication service (order) with a supply service, representing the dispensing of the drug (as order or event.) |
3 | L: (OREF) | 11628 | OREF | references order | Relates either an appointment request or an appointment to the order for the service being scheduled. |
3 | L: (SCH) | 11627 | SCH | schedules request | Relates an apointment to an appointment request. There may be many appointment requests that either create or modify an appointment, but a request only applies to one appointment. |
3 | L: (SCHE) | 11629 | SCHE | schedules encounter | Relates an encounter to an appointment. There may be an appointment without an encounter or an encounter without an appointment. |
2 | L: (APND) | 10339 | APND | Appends | An addendum to an existing service object, containing supplemental information. The addendum is itself an original service object linked to the supplemented service object. The supplemented service object remains in place and its content and status are unaltered. |
2 | L: (GEN) | 10348 | GEN | has generalization | The generalization relationship can be used to express categorical knowledge about services (e.g., amilorid, triamterene, and spironolactone have the common generalization potassium sparing diuretic.) |
2 | L: (GEVL) | 10346 | GEVL | evaluates (goal) | A goal-evaluation links an observation (intent or actual) to a goal to indicate that the observation evaluates the goal. Given the goal and the observation, a "goal distance" (e.g., goal o observation) can be "calculated" and need not be sent explicitly. |
2 | L: (INST) | 10341 | INST | instantiates (master) | Used to capture the link between a potential service ("master" or plan) and an actual service, where the actual service instantiates the potential service. The instantiation may override the master's defaults. |
2 | L: (ITGT) | 13971 | ITGT | has interaction target | Relates a Message_interaction to the Act (or acts) it relates to. May be used both when triggering the interaction, as well as to show previously triggered events. (e.g. list of previous events modifying the Act.) |
2 | L: (MTCH) | 10345 | MTCH | matches (trigger) | A trigger-match links an actual service (e.g., an observation or procedure that took place) with a service in criterion mood. For example if the trigger is "observation of pain" and pain is actually observed, and if that pain-observation caused the trigger to fire, that pain-observation can be linked with the trigger. |
2 | L: (REV) | 14898 | REV | Reverses | A relationship between two financial transactions that is used when a posted transaction is reversed and must be referenced by the subsequent reversal transaction. The source financial transaction is the transaction to be reversed and the target financia |
2 | L: (SBST) | 10344 | SBST | substitutes (brand product) | A special link between medications indicating that the source is a generic for the target. |
2 | L: (UPDT) | 10340 | UPDT | updates (condition) | A condition thread relationship specifically links condition nodes together to form a condition thread. The source is the new condition node and the target links to the most recent node of the existing condition thread. |
1 | A: DocumentRelationship | 11610 | |||
2 | S: ActRelationshipReplacement (RPLC) | 10338 | RPLC | replaces | |
3 | L: (SUCC) | 11616 | SUCC | Succeeds | A new order that adds to, but does not completely replace its predecessor. |
2 | L: (APND) | 10339 | APND | Appends | An addendum to an existing service object, containing supplemental information. The addendum is itself an original service object linked to the supplemented service object. The supplemented service object remains in place and its content and status are unaltered. |
2 | L: (XFRM) | 11613 | XFRM | Transformation | |
1 | L: (COMP) | 10318 | COMP | has component | A collection of sub-services as steps or subtasks performed for the source service. Services may be performed sequentially or concurrently. See Section 1 below for detail. |
1 | L: (DOC) | 11609 | DOC | Documentation | |
1 | L: (OPTN) | 10347 | OPTN | has option | Multiple alternative options for an order, routing, or scheduling options and preferences may be specified for a planned (or ordered) service. The source (plan) is in either of the moods definition, intent, or order. The Service.priority_nmb attribute is used to weigh options as preferred over other options. |
1 | L: (XFRM) | 11624 | XFRM | Transformation | Used when the target Act is a transformation of the source Act. (For instance, used to show that a CDA document is a transformation of a DICOM SR document.) |
ActRelationshipCheckpoint | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
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1 | L: (B) | 10351 | B | beginning | Condition is tested every time before execution of the service (WHILE condition DO service.) |
1 | L: (E) | 10352 | E | end | Condition is tested at the end of a repeated service execution. The service is repeated only if the condition is true (DO service WHILE condition.) |
1 | L: (S) | 10350 | S | entry | Condition is tested once before the service is executed (IF condition THEN service). |
1 | L: (T) | 10353 | T | through | Condition must be true throughout the execution and the service is interrupted (asynchronously) as soon as the condition turns false (asynchronous WHILE loop.) The service must be interruptible. |
1 | L: (X) | 10354 | X | exit | Condition is a loop checkpoint, i.e. it is a step of an activity plan and, if negative causes the containing loop to exit. |
ActRelationshipJoin | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
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1 | L: (D) | 10364 | D | detached | Detach this branch from the other branches so it will not be resynchronized with the other branches. |
1 | L: (K) | 10362 | K | kill | When all other concurrent branches are terminated, interrupt and discontinue this branch. |
1 | L: (W) | 10361 | W | wait | Wait for this branch to terminate. |
1 | L: (X) | 10363 | X | exclusive wait | Wait for any one of the branches in the set of exclusive wait branches to terminate, then discontinue all the other exclusive wait branches. |
ActRelationshipSplit | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
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1 | L: (E1) | 10356 | E1 | exclusive try once | The pre-condition associated with the branch is evaluated once and if true the branch may be entered. All other exclusive branches compete with each other and only one will be selected. This implements a COND, IF and CASE conditionals, or "XOR-split." The order in which the branches are considered may be specified in the Service_relationship.priority_nmb. |
1 | L: (EW) | 10357 | EW | exclusive wait | A branch is selected as soon as the pre-condition associated with the branch evaluates to true. If the condition is false, the branch may be entered later, when the condition turns true. All other exclusive branches compete with each other and only one will be selected. Each waiting branch executes in parallel with the default join code wait (see below.) The order in which the branches are considered may be specified in the Service_relationship.priority_nmb. |
1 | L: (I1) | 10358 | I1 | inclusive try once | A branch is executed if its associated preconditions permit. If associated preconditions do not permit, the branch is dropped. Inclusive branches are not suppressed and do not suppress other branches. |
1 | L: (IW) | 10359 | IW | inclusive wait | A branch is executed as soon as its associated conditions permit. If the condition is false, the branch may be entered later, when the condition turns true. Inclusive branches are not suppressed and do not suppress other branches. Each waiting branch executes in parallel with the default join code wait (see below.) |
ActStatus | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
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1 | S: ActStatusNormal (normal) | 15936 | normal | normal | Encompasses the expected states of a service object, but excludes "nullified" and "obsolete" which represent unusual terminal states for the life-cycle. |
2 | L: (aborted) | 15941 | aborted | aborted | Active service object is exceptionally terminated. |
2 | L: (active) | 15942 | active | active | Service object is active. |
2 | L: (cancelled) | 15938 | cancelled | cancelled | Service object has been abandoned before activation. |
2 | L: (completed) | 15940 | completed | completed | Service object is completed. |
2 | L: (held) | 15937 | held | held | Service object is on hold so it can not be activated before it is released. |
2 | L: (new) | 15943 | new | new | Service object is in preparation awaiting to be activated. |
2 | L: (suspended) | 15939 | suspended | suspended | Active service object is temporarily suspended. |
1 | L: (nullified) | 15934 | nullified | nullified | Service object should not have been instantiated, and is therefore nullified. |
1 | L: (obsolete) | 15935 | obsolete | obsolete | Service object has been superceded by a new service object. |
AddressPartType | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
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1 | L: (ADL) | 10651 | ADL | additional locator | This can be a unit designator, such as apartment number, suite number, or floor. There may be several unit designators in an address (e.g., "3rd floor, Appt. 342".) This can also be a designator pointing away from the location, rather than specifying a s |
1 | L: (CNT) | 10644 | CNT | country | Country |
1 | L: (CPA) | 12210 | CPA | County or Parish | A sub-unit of a state or province. (49 of the United States of America use the term "county;" Louisiana uses the term "parish"). |
1 | L: (CTY) | 10646 | CTY | city | City |
1 | L: (DEL) | 10643 | DEL | delimiter | Delimiters are printed without framing white space. If no value component is provided, the delimiter appears as a line break. |
1 | L: (DIR) | 10650 | DIR | direction | direction (e.g., N, S, W, E) |
1 | L: (HNR) | 10649 | HNR | house number | The number of a house or lot alongside the street. Also known as "primary street number", but does not number the street but the house. |
1 | L: (POB) | 10652 | POB | post box | A numbered box located in a post station. |
1 | L: (SAL) | 14822 | SAL | Street Address Line | A street address line is often used instead of separately distinguishing street name and house number. The street address line can repeat to represent "street address line 1" and "street address line 2". |
1 | L: (STA) | 10645 | STA | state or province | A sub-unit of a country with limited sovereignty in a federally organized country. |
1 | L: (STR) | 10648 | STR | street name | Street name or number. |
1 | L: (ZIP) | 10647 | ZIP | postal code | A postal code designating a region defined by the postal service. |
AddressUse | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | S: HomeAddressUse (H) | 10628 | H | A communication address at a home, attempted contacts for business purposes might intrude privacy and chances are one will contact family or other household members instead of the person one wishes to call. Typically used with urgent cases, or if no othe | |
2 | L: (HP) | 10629 | HP | primary home | The primary home, to reach a person after business hours. |
2 | L: (HV) | 10630 | HV | vacation home | A vacation home, to reach a person while on vacation. |
1 | L: (BIR) | 12211 | BIR | birthplace | |
1 | L: (WP) | 10631 | WP | work place | An office address. First choice for business related contacts during business hours. |
AdministrativeGender | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A: MaritalStatusUB92 | 15929 | The marital status of the patient at date of admission, outpatient service or start of care. Values such as: single married, Life Partner, Legally Separated, Divorced, Widowed, Unknown. Form Locator 16 in the NUBC document. This is to be used only in situations where regulations require the use of NUBC marital status codes. | ||
1 | L: (F) | 10174 | F | Female | Female |
1 | L: (M) | 10173 | M | Male | Male |
CalendarCycle | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A: CalendarCycleOneLetter | 10701 | |||
2 | L: (CD) | 10692 | CD | day (continuous) | |
2 | L: (CH) | 10696 | CH | hour (continuous) | |
2 | L: (CM) | 10688 | CM | month (continuous) | |
2 | L: (CN) | 10698 | CN | minute (continuous) | |
2 | L: (DY) | 10693 | DY | day of the year | |
2 | L: (WY) | 10690 | WY | week of the year | |
1 | A: CalendarCycleTwoLetter | 10685 | |||
2 | A: GregorianCalendarCycle | 10758 | |||
2 | L: (CD) | 10692 | CD | day (continuous) | |
2 | L: (CH) | 10696 | CH | hour (continuous) | |
2 | L: (CM) | 10688 | CM | month (continuous) | |
2 | L: (CN) | 10698 | CN | minute (continuous) | |
2 | L: (CS) | 10700 | CS | second (continuous) | |
2 | L: (CY) | 10686 | CY | year | |
2 | L: (D) | 10691 | D | day of the month | |
2 | L: (DW) | 10694 | DW | day of the week (begins with Monday) | |
2 | L: (DY) | 10693 | DY | day of the year | |
2 | L: (H) | 10695 | H | hour of the day | |
2 | L: (M) | 10687 | M | month of the year | |
2 | L: (N) | 10697 | N | minute of the hour | |
2 | L: (S) | 10699 | S | second of the minute | |
2 | L: (CW) | 10689 | CW | week (continuous) | |
2 | L: (WY) | 10690 | WY | week of the year | |
2 | L: (Y) | 10686-1 | Y | year | |
2 | L: (DM) | 10691-1 | DM | day of the month | |
2 | L: (J) | 10694-1 | J | day of the week (begins with Monday) | |
2 | L: (HD) | 10695-1 | HD | hour of the day | |
2 | L: (MY) | 10687-1 | MY | month of the year | |
2 | L: (NH) | 10697-1 | NH | minute of the hour | |
2 | L: (SN) | 10699-1 | SN | second of the minute | |
2 | L: (W) | 10689-1 | W | week (continuous) |
Charset | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (EBCDIC) | 14863 | EBCDIC | EBCDIC | HL7 is indifferent to the use of this Charset. |
1 | L: (ISO-10646-UCS-2) | 14856 | ISO-10646-UCS-2 | ISO-10646-UCS-2 | Deprecated for HL7 use. |
1 | L: (ISO-10646-UCS-4) | 14857 | ISO-10646-UCS-4 | ISO-10646-UCS-4 | Deprecated for HL7 use. |
1 | L: (ISO-8859-1) | 14859 | ISO-8859-1 | ISO-8859-1 | HL7 is indifferent to the use of this Charset. |
1 | L: (ISO-8859-2) | 14860 | ISO-8859-2 | ISO-8859-2 | HL7 is indifferent to the use of this Charset. |
1 | L: (ISO-8859-5) | 14861 | ISO-8859-5 | ISO-8859-5 | HL7 is indifferent to the use of this Charset. |
1 | L: (JIS-2022-JP) | 14862 | JIS-2022-JP | JIS-2022-JP | HL7 is indifferent to the use of this Charset. |
1 | L: (US-ASCII) | 14854 | US-ASCII | US-ASCII | Required for HL7 use. |
1 | L: (UTF-7) | 14858 | UTF-7 | UTF-7 | HL7 is indifferent to the use of this Charset. |
1 | L: (UTF-8) | 14855 | UTF-8 | UTF-8 | Required for Unicode support. |
CodeSystem | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (ACR) | 11058 | ACR | American College of Radiology finding codes | Index for Radiological Diagnosis Revised, 3rd Edition 1986, American College of Radiology, Reston, VA. |
1 | L: (ART) | 11122 | ART | WHO Adverse Reaction Terms | WHO Collaborating Centre for International Drug Monitoring, Box 26, S-751 03, Uppsala, Sweden. |
1 | L: (AS4) | 11057 | AS4 | ASTM E1238/ E1467 Universal | American Society for Testing & Materials and CPT4 (see Appendix X1 of Specification E1238 and Appendix X2 of Specification E1467). |
1 | L: (AS4E) | 11060 | AS4E | AS4 Neurophysiology Codes | ASTM's diagnostic codes and test result coding/grading systems for clinical neurophysiology. See ASTM Specification E1467, Appendix 2. |
1 | L: (ATC) | 11059 | ATC | American Type Culture Collection | Reference cultures (microorganisms, tissue cultures, etc.), related biological materials and associated data. American Type Culture Collection, 12301 Parklawn Dr, Rockville MD, 20852. (301) 881-2600. http://www.atcc.org |
1 | L: (C4) | 11065 | C4 | CPT-4 | American Medical Association, P.O. Box 10946, Chicago IL 60610. |
1 | L: (C5) | 11066 | C5 | CPT-5 | American Medical Association, P.O. Box 10946, Chicago IL 60610. |
1 | L: (CAS) | 11109 | CAS | Chemical abstract codes | These include unique codes for each unique chemical, including all generic drugs. The codes do not distinguish among different dosing forms. When multiple equivalent CAS numbers exist, use the first one listed in USAN. USAN 1990 and the USP dictionary o |
1 | L: (CD2) | 11062 | CD2 | CDT-2 Codes | American Dental Association's Current Dental Terminology (CDT-2) code. American Dental Association, 211 E. Chicago Avenue,. Chicago, Illinois 60611. |
1 | L: (CDCA) | 11105 | CDCA | CDC Analyte Codes | Public Health Practice Program Office, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 4770 Buford Highway, Atlanta, GA, 30421. Also available via FTP: ftp.cdc.gov/pub/laboratory _info/CLIA and Gopher: gopher.cdc.gov:70/11/laboratory_info/CLIA |
1 | L: (CDCM) | 11106 | CDCM | CDC Methods/Instruments Codes | Public Health Practice Program Office, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 4770 Buford Highway, Atlanta, GA, 30421. Also available via FTP: ftp.cdc.gov/pub/laboratory _info/CLIA and Gopher: gopher.cdc.gov:70/11/laboratory_info/CLIA |
1 | L: (CDS) | 11061 | CDS | CDC Surveillance | CDC Surveillance Codes. For data unique to specific public health surveillance requirements. Epidemiology Program Office, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1600 Clifton Rd, Atlanta, GA, 30333. (404) 639-3661. |
1 | L: (CE) | 11063 | CE | CEN ECG diagnostic codes | CEN PT007. A quite comprehensive set of ECG diagnostic codes (abbreviations) and descriptions published as a pre-standard by CEN TC251. Available from CEN TC251 secretariat, c/o Georges DeMoor, State University Hospital Gent, De Pintelaan 185-5K3, 9000 Ge |
1 | L: (CLP) | 11064 | CLP | CLIP | Simon Leeming, Beth Israel Hospital, Boston MA. Codes for radiology reports. |
1 | L: (CST) | 11110 | CST | COSTART | International coding system for adverse drug reactions. In the USA, maintained by the FDA, Rockville, MD. |
1 | L: (CVX) | 11107 | CVX | CDC Vaccine Codes | National Immunization Program, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1660 Clifton Road, Atlanta, GA, 30333 |
1 | L: (DCL) | 11067 | DCL | DICOM Class Label | From the Message Standards Classes table of the SNOMED-DICOM-Microglossary. College of American Pathologists, Skokie, IL, 60077-1034 |
1 | L: (DCM) | 11068 | DCM | DICOM modality codes | Dean Bidgood, MD; Duke University Medical Center, Durham NC. Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM). From NEMA Publications PS-3.1 - PS 3.12: The ACR-NEMA DICOM Standard. National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA). Rosslyn, VA, |
1 | L: (DQL) | 11069 | DQL | DICOM Query Label | HL7 Image Management Special Interest Group, Health Level Seven, Ann Arbor, MI. |
1 | L: (E) | 11071 | E | EUCLIDES | Available from Euclides Foundation International nv, Excelsiorlaan 4A, B-1930 Zaventem, Belgium; Phone: 32 2 720 90 60. |
1 | L: (E5) | 11072 | E5 | Euclides quantity codes | Available from Euclides Foundation International nv (see above) |
1 | L: (E6) | 11073 | E6 | Euclides Lab method codes | Available from Euclides Foundation International nv, Excelsiorlaan 4A, B-1930 Zaventem, Belgium; Phone: 32 2 720 90 60. |
1 | L: (E7) | 11074 | E7 | Euclides Lab equipment codes | Available from Euclides Foundation International nv (see above) |
1 | L: (ENZC) | 11070 | ENZC | Enzyme Codes | Enzyme Committee of the International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Enzyme Nomenclature: Recommendations on the Nomenclature and Classification of Enzyme-Catalysed Reactions. London: Academic Press, 1992. |
1 | L: (FDDC) | 11112 | FDDC | First DataBank Drug Codes | National Drug Data File. Proprietary product of First DataBank, Inc. (800) 633-3453, or http://www.firstdatabank.com. |
1 | L: (FDDX) | 11111 | FDDX | First DataBank Diagnostic Codes | Used for drug-diagnosis interaction checking. Proprietary product of First DataBank, Inc. As above for FDDC. |
1 | L: (FDK) | 11075 | FDK | FDA K10 | Dept. of Health & Human Services, Food & Drug Administration, Rockville, MD 20857. (device & analyte process codes). |
1 | L: (HB) | 11078 | HB | HIBCC | Health Industry Business Communications Council, 5110 N. 40th St., Ste 120, Phoenix, AZ 85018. |
1 | L: (HHC) | 11079 | HHC | Home Health Care | Home Health Care Classification System; Virginia Saba, EdD, RN; Georgetown University School of Nursing; Washington, DC. |
1 | L: (HI) | 11077 | HI | Health Outcomes | Health Outcomes Institute codes for outcome variables available (with responses) from Stratis Health (formerly Foundation for Health Care Evaluation and Health Outcomes Institute), 2901 Metro Drive, Suite 400, Bloomington, MN, 55425-1525; (612) 854-3306 ( |
1 | L: (HPC) | 11076 | HPC | HCFA Procedure Codes (HCPCS) | Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA) Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) modifiers. |
1 | L: (I10) | 11084 | I10 | ICD-10 | World Health Publications, Albany, NY. |
1 | L: (I10P) | 11083 | I10P | ICD-10 Procedure Codes | Procedure Coding System (ICD-10-PCS.) See http://www/hcfa.gov/stats/icd10.icd10.htm for more information. |
1 | L: (I9) | 11082 | I9 | ICD9 | World Health Publications, Albany, NY. |
1 | L: (I9C) | 11081 | I9C | ICD-9CM | Commission on Professional and Hospital Activities, 1968 Green Road, Ann Arbor, MI 48105 (includes all procedures and diagnostic tests). |
1 | L: (IBT) | 11088 | IBT | ISBT | International Society of Blood Transfusion. Blood Group Terminology 1990. VOX Sanquines 1990 58(2):152-169. |
1 | L: (IC2) | 11086 | IC2 | ICHPPC-2 | International Classification of Health Problems in Primary Care, Classification Committee of World Organization of National Colleges, Academies and Academic Associations of General Practitioners (WONCA), 3rd edition. An adaptation of ICD9 intended for us |
1 | L: (ICDO) | 11085 | ICDO | International Classification of Diseases for Oncol | International Classification of Diseases for Oncology, 2nd Edition. World Health Organization: Geneva, Switzerland, 1990. Order from: College of American Pathologists, 325 Waukegan Road, Northfield, IL, 60093-2750. (847) 446-8800. |
1 | L: (ICS) | 11080 | ICS | ICCS | Commission on Professional and Hospital Activities, 1968 Green Road, Ann Arbor, MI 48105. |
1 | L: (ICSD) | 11087 | ICSD | International Classification of Sleep Disorders | International Classification of Sleep Disorders Diagnostic and Coding Manual, 1990, available from American Sleep Disorders Association, 604 Second Street SW, Rochester, MN 55902 |
1 | L: (IUPC) | 11090 | IUPC | IUPAC/IFCC Component Codes | Codes used by IUPAC/IFF to identify the component (analyte) measured. Contact Henrik Olesen, as above for IUPP. |
1 | L: (IUPP) | 11089 | IUPP | IUPAC/IFCC Property Codes | International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry/International Federation of Clinical Chemistry. The Silver Book: Compendium of terminology and nomenclature of properties in clinical laboratory sciences. Oxford: Blackwell Scientific Publishers, 1995. Hen |
1 | L: (JC8) | 11091 | JC8 | Japanese Chemistry | Clinical examination classification code. Japan Association of Clinical Pathology. Version 8, 1990. A multiaxial code including a subject code (e.g., Rubella = 5f395, identification code (e.g., virus ab IGG), a specimen code (e.g., serum =023) and a m |
1 | L: (LN) | 11092 | LN | Logical Observation Identifier Names and Codes (LO | Regenstrief Institute, c/o LOINC, 1050 Wishard Blvd., 5th floor, Indianapolis, IN 46202. 317/630-7433. Available from the Regenstrief Institute server at http://www.regenstrief.org/loinc/loinc.htm. Also available via HL7 file server: FTP/Gopher (www. |
1 | L: (MDDX) | 11113 | MDDX | Medispan Diagnostic Codes | Codes Used for drug-diagnosis interaction checking. Proprietary product. Hierarchical drug codes for identifying drugs down to manufacturer and pill size. MediSpan, Inc., 8425 Woodfield Crossing Boulevard, Indianapolis, IN 46240. Tel: (800) 428-4495. WWW |
1 | L: (MEDC) | 11115 | MEDC | Medical Economics Drug Codes | Proprietary Codes for identifying drugs. Proprietary product of Medical Economics Data, Inc. (800) 223-0581. |
1 | L: (MEDR) | 11118 | MEDR | Medical Dictionary for Drug Regulatory Affairs (ME | Dr. Louise Wood, Medicines Control Agency, Market Towers, 1 Nine Elms Lane, London SW85NQ, UK Tel: (44)0 171-273-0000 WWW: http://www.open.gov.uk/mca/mcahome.htm |
1 | L: (MEDX) | 11114 | MEDX | Medical Economics Diagnostic Codes | Used for drug-diagnosis interaction checking. Proprietary product of Medical Economics Data, Inc. (800) 223-0581. |
1 | L: (MGPI) | 11116 | MGPI | Medispan GPI | Medispan hierarchical drug codes for identifying drugs down to manufacturer and pill size. Proprietary product of MediSpan, Inc., 8425 Woodfield Crossing Boulevard, Indianapolis, IN 46240. Tel: (800) 428-4495. |
1 | L: (MVX) | 11108 | MVX | CDC Vaccine Manufacturer Codes | National Immunization Program, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1660 Clifton Road, Atlanta, GA, 30333 |
1 | L: (NDA) | 11095 | NDA | NANDA | North American Nursing Diagnosis Association, Philadelphia, PA. |
1 | L: (NDC) | 11117 | NDC | National drug codes | These provide unique codes for each distinct drug, dosing form, manufacturer, and packaging. (Available from the National Drug Code Directory, FDA, Rockville, MD, and other sources.) |
1 | L: (NIC) | 11093 | NIC | Nursing Intervention Classification | Iowa Intervention Project, College of Nursing, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa |
1 | L: (NUBC-UB92) | 15926 | NUBC-UB92 | National Uniform Billing Council, UB 92 | The UB-92 data element specifications are developed and maintained by the NUBC. The data element specifications are for use in EDI billing and payment transactions and related business applications. There is a proprietary fee. Available from the National Uniform Billing Committee of the American Hospital Association, One North Franklin, Chicago, IL 60606. "UB-92 National Uniform Billing Data Element Specifications as developed by the National Uniform Billing Committee as of August 13, 1999". url: http://www.nubc.org |
1 | L: (OHA) | 11094 | OHA | Omaha System | Omaha Visiting Nurse Association, Omaha, NB. |
1 | L: (POS) | 11096 | POS | POS Codes | HCFA Place of Service Codes for Professional Claims (see http://www.hcfa.gov/medicare/poscode.htm). |
1 | L: (RC) | 11097 | RC | Read Classification | The Read Clinical Classification of Medicine, Park View Surgery, 26 Leicester Rd., Loughborough LE11 2AG (includes drug procedure and other codes, as well as diagnostic codes). |
1 | L: (SDM) | 11101 | SDM | SNOMED- DICOM Microglossary | College of American Pathologists, Skokie, IL, 60077-1034. (formerly designated as 99SDM). |
1 | L: (SNM) | 11098 | SNM | Systemized Nomenclature of Medicine (SNOMED) | Systemized Nomenclature of Medicine, 2nd Edition 1984 Vols 1, 2, College of American Pathologists, Skokie, IL. |
1 | L: (SNM3) | 11099 | SNM3 | SNOMED International | SNOMED International, 1993 Vols 1-4, College of American Pathologists, Skokie, IL, 60077-1034.. |
1 | L: (SNT) | 11100 | SNT | SNOMED topology codes (anatomic sites) | College of American Pathologists, 5202 Old Orchard Road, Skokie, IL 60077-1034. |
1 | L: (UC) | 11102 | UC | UCDS | Uniform Clinical Data Systems. Ms. Michael McMullan, Office of Peer Review Health Care Finance Administration, The Meadows East Bldg., 6325 Security Blvd., Baltimore, MD 21207; (301) 966 6851. |
1 | L: (UMD) | 11123 | UMD | MDNS | Universal Medical Device Nomenclature System. ECRI, 5200 Butler Pike, Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 USA. Phone: 215-825-6000, Fax: 215-834-1275. |
1 | L: (UML) | 11104 | UML | Unified Medical Language | National Library of Medicine, 8600 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, MD 20894. |
1 | L: (UPC) | 11103 | UPC | Universal Product Code | The Uniform Code Council. 8163 Old Yankee Road, Suite J, Dayton, OH 45458; (513) 435 3070 |
1 | L: (W1, W2) | 11119 | W1, W2 | WHO rec# drug codes | World Health organization record number code. A unique sequential number is assigned to each unique single component drug and to each multi-component drug. Eight digits are allotted to each such code, six to identify the active agent, and 2 to identify t |
1 | L: (W4) | 11120 | W4 | WHO rec# code with ASTM extension | With ASTM extensions (see Implementation Guide), the WHO codes can be used to report serum (and other) levels, patient compliance with drug usage instructions, average daily doses and more (see Appendix X1 the Implementation Guide). |
1 | L: (WC) | 11121 | WC | WHO ATC | WHO's ATC codes provide a hierarchical classification of drugs by therapeutic class. They are linked to the record number codes listed above. |
CompressionAlgorithm | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (DF) | 10621 | DF | deflate | The deflate compressed data format as specified in RFC 1951 [ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc1951.txt]. |
1 | L: (GZ) | 10622 | GZ | gzip | A compressed data format that is compatible with the widely used GZIP utility as specified in RFC 1952 [ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc1952.txt] (uses the deflate algorithm.) |
1 | L: (Z) | 10624 | Z | compress | Original UNIX compress algorithm and file format using the LZC algorithm (a variant of LZW). Patent encumbered and less efficient than deflate. |
1 | L: (ZL) | 10623 | ZL | zlib | A compressed data format that also uses the deflate algorithm. Specified as RFC 1950 [ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc1950.txt] |
ConceptGenerality | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (A) | 11034 | A | Abstract | Include only the descendents of this concept in the domain or value set, not the concept itself. |
1 | L: (L) | 11036 | L | Leaf | Include only the concept itself in the domain or value set. Do not include descendents of the concept. |
1 | L: (S) | 11035 | S | Specializable | Include both the concept and its descendents as possible values in the domain or value set. |
Confidentiality | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A: ConfidentialityByAccessKind | 10229 | By accessing subject / role and relationship based rights (These concepts are mutually exclusive, one and only one is required for a valid confidentiality coding.) | ||
2 | L: (B) | 10235 | B | business | Since the service class can represent knowledge structures that may be considered a trade or business secret, there is sometimes (though rarely) the need to flag those items as of business level confidentiality. However, no patient related information may ever be of this confidentiality level. |
2 | L: (D) | 10231 | D | clinician | only clinicians may see this item, billing and administration persons can not access this item without special permission. |
2 | L: (I) | 10233 | I | individual | Access only to individual persons who are mentioned explicitly as actors of this service and whose actor type warrants that access (cf. to actor type code.) |
2 | L: (L) | 10234 | L | low | No patient record item can be of low confidentiality. However, some service objects are not patient related and therefore may have low confidentiality. |
2 | L: (N) | 10230 | N | normal | Normal confidentiality rules (according to good health care practice) apply, that is, only authorized individuals with a legitimate medical or business need may access this item. |
2 | L: (R) | 10232 | R | restricted | Restricted access, e.g. only to providers having a current care relationship to the patient. |
2 | L: (V) | 14799 | V | Very restricted | |
1 | A: ConfidentialityByInfoType | 10240 | By information type, only for service catalog entries (multiples allowed) Not to be used with actual patient data! | ||
2 | L: (ETH) | 10243 | ETH | substance abuse related | Alcohol/drug-abuse related item |
2 | L: (HIV) | 10241 | HIV | HIV related | HIV and AIDS related item |
2 | L: (PSY) | 10242 | PSY | psychiatry relate | Psychiatry related item |
2 | L: (SDV) | 10244 | SDV | sexual and domestic violence related | Sexual assault / domestic violence related item |
1 | A: ConfidentialityModifiers | 10236 | Modifiers of role based access rights (multiple allowed) | ||
2 | L: (C) | 10239 | C | celebrity | Celebrities are people of public interest (VIP) including employees, whose information require special protection. |
2 | L: (S) | 10237 | S | sensitive | Information for which the patient seeks heightened confidentiality. Sensitive information is not to be shared with family members. Information reported by the patient about family members is sensitive by default. Flag can be set or cleared on patient's request. |
2 | L: (T) | 10238 | T | taboo | Information not to be disclosed or discussed with patient except through physician assigned to patient in this case. This is usually a temporary constraint only, example use is a new fatal diagnosis or finding, such as malignancy or HIV. |
ContainerCap | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (FILM) | 14053 | FILM | Film | A non-reactive plastic film covering over the opening of a container. |
1 | L: (FOIL) | 14052 | FOIL | Foil | A foil covering (type of foil not specified) over the opening of a container |
1 | L: (PUSH) | 14051 | PUSH | Push Cap | A non-threaded cap that forms a tight-fitting closure on a container by pushing the fitted end into the conatiner opening |
1 | L: (SCR) | 14050 | SCR | Screw Cap | A threaded cap that is screwed onto the opening of a container |
ContainerSeparator | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (GEL) | 14055 | GEL | Gel | A gelatinous type of separator material. |
1 | L: (NONE) | 14056 | NONE | None | No separator material is present in the container. |
Country | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (ABW) | 11267 | ABW | ARUBA | ARUBA |
1 | L: (AFG) | 11268 | AFG | AFGHANISTAN | AFGHANISTAN |
1 | L: (AGO) | 11269 | AGO | ANGOLA | ANGOLA |
1 | L: (AIA) | 11270 | AIA | ANGUILLA | ANGUILLA |
1 | L: (ALB) | 11271 | ALB | ALBANIA | ALBANIA |
1 | L: (AND) | 11272 | AND | ANDORRA | ANDORRA |
1 | L: (ANT) | 11273 | ANT | NETHERLANDS ANTILLES | NETHERLANDS ANTILLES |
1 | L: (ARE) | 11274 | ARE | UNITED ARAB EMIRATES | UNITED ARAB EMIRATES |
1 | L: (ARG) | 11275 | ARG | ARGENTINA | ARGENTINA |
1 | L: (ARM) | 11276 | ARM | ARMENIA | ARMENIA |
1 | L: (ASM) | 11277 | ASM | AMERICAN SOMOA | AMERICAN SOMOA |
1 | L: (ATA) | 11278 | ATA | ANTARCTICA | ANTARCTICA |
1 | L: (ATF) | 11279 | ATF | FRENCH SOUTHERN TERRITORIES | FRENCH SOUTHERN TERRITORIES |
1 | L: (ATG) | 11280 | ATG | ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA | ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA |
1 | L: (AUS) | 11281 | AUS | AUSTRALIA | AUSTRALIA |
1 | L: (AUT) | 11282 | AUT | AUSTRIA | AUSTRIA |
1 | L: (AZE) | 11283 | AZE | AZERBAIJAN | AZERBAIJAN |
1 | L: (BDI) | 11284 | BDI | BURUNDI | BURUNDI |
1 | L: (BEL) | 11285 | BEL | BELGIUM | BELGIUM |
1 | L: (BEN) | 11286 | BEN | BENIN | BENIN |
1 | L: (BFA) | 11287 | BFA | BURKINA FASO | BURKINA FASO |
1 | L: (BGD) | 11288 | BGD | BANGLADESH | BANGLADESH |
1 | L: (BGR) | 11289 | BGR | BULGARIA | BULGARIA |
1 | L: (BHR) | 11290 | BHR | BAHRAIN | BAHRAIN |
1 | L: (BHS) | 11291 | BHS | BAHAMAS | BAHAMAS |
1 | L: (BIH) | 11292 | BIH | BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA | BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA |
1 | L: (BLR) | 11293 | BLR | BELARUS | BELARUS |
1 | L: (BLZ) | 11294 | BLZ | BELIZE | BELIZE |
1 | L: (BMU) | 11295 | BMU | BERMUDA | BERMUDA |
1 | L: (BOL) | 11296 | BOL | BOLIVIA | BOLIVIA |
1 | L: (BRB) | 11297 | BRB | BARBADOS | BARBADOS |
1 | L: (BRN) | 11298 | BRN | BRUNEI DARUSSALAM | BRUNEI DARUSSALAM |
1 | L: (BTN) | 11299 | BTN | BHUTAN | BHUTAN |
1 | L: (BVT) | 11300 | BVT | BOUVET ISLAND | BOUVET ISLAND |
1 | L: (BWA) | 11301 | BWA | BOTSWANA | BOTSWANA |
1 | L: (CAF) | 11302 | CAF | CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC | CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC |
1 | L: (CAN) | 11303 | CAN | CANADA | CANADA |
1 | L: (CCK) | 11304 | CCK | COCOS (KEELING) ISLANDS | COCOS (KEELING) ISLANDS |
1 | L: (CHE) | 11305 | CHE | SWITZERLAND | SWITZERLAND |
1 | L: (CHL) | 11306 | CHL | CHILE | CHILE |
1 | L: (CHN) | 11307 | CHN | CHINA | CHINA |
1 | L: (CIV) | 11308 | CIV | COTE D ' IVOIRE | COTE D ' IVOIRE |
1 | L: (CMR) | 11309 | CMR | CAMEROON | CAMEROON |
1 | L: (COG) | 11310 | COG | CONGO | CONGO |
1 | L: (COK) | 11311 | COK | COOK ISLANDS | COOK ISLANDS |
1 | L: (COL) | 11312 | COL | COLOMBIA | COLOMBIA |
1 | L: (COM) | 11313 | COM | COMOROS | COMOROS |
1 | L: (CPV) | 11314 | CPV | CAPE VERDE | CAPE VERDE |
1 | L: (CRI) | 11315 | CRI | COSTA RICA | COSTA RICA |
1 | L: (CUB) | 11344 | CUB | CUBA | CUBA |
1 | L: (CXR) | 11316 | CXR | CHRISTMAS ISLAND | CHRISTMAS ISLAND |
1 | L: (CYM) | 11317 | CYM | CAYMAN ISLANDS | CAYMAN ISLANDS |
1 | L: (CYP) | 11318 | CYP | CYPRUS | CYPRUS |
1 | L: (CZE) | 11319 | CZE | CZECH REPUBLIC | CZECH REPUBLIC |
1 | L: (DEU) | 11320 | DEU | GERMANY | GERMANY |
1 | L: (DJI) | 11321 | DJI | DJIBOUTI | DJIBOUTI |
1 | L: (DMA) | 11322 | DMA | DOMINICA | DOMINICA |
1 | L: (DNK) | 11323 | DNK | DENMARK | DENMARK |
1 | L: (DOM) | 11324 | DOM | DOMINICAN REPUBLIC | DOMINICAN REPUBLIC |
1 | L: (DZA) | 11325 | DZA | ALGERIA | ALGERIA |
1 | L: (ECU) | 11326 | ECU | ECUADOR | ECUADOR |
1 | L: (EGY) | 11327 | EGY | EGYPT | EGYPT |
1 | L: (ERI) | 11328 | ERI | ERITREA | ERITREA |
1 | L: (ESH) | 11329 | ESH | WESTERN SAHARA | WESTERN SAHARA |
1 | L: (ESP) | 11330 | ESP | SPAIN | SPAIN |
1 | L: (EST) | 11331 | EST | ESTONIA | ESTONIA |
1 | L: (ETH) | 11332 | ETH | ETHIOPIA | ETHIOPIA |
1 | L: (FIN) | 11333 | FIN | FINLAND | FINLAND |
1 | L: (FJI) | 11334 | FJI | FIJI | FIJI |
1 | L: (FLK) | 11335 | FLK | FALKLAND ISLANDS (MALVINAS) | FALKLAND ISLANDS (MALVINAS) |
1 | L: (FRA) | 11336 | FRA | FRANCE | FRANCE |
1 | L: (FRO) | 11337 | FRO | FAROE ISLANDS | FAROE ISLANDS |
1 | L: (FSM) | 11338 | FSM | MICRONESIA, FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA | MICRONESIA, FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA |
1 | L: (FXX) | 11339 | FXX | FRANCE, METROPOLITAN | FRANCE, METROPOLITAN |
1 | L: (GAB) | 11340 | GAB | GABON | GABON |
1 | L: (GBR) | 11341 | GBR | UNITED KINGDOM | UNITED KINGDOM |
1 | L: (GEO) | 11342 | GEO | GEORGIA | GEORGIA |
1 | L: (GHA) | 11343 | GHA | GHANA | GHANA |
1 | L: (GIB) | 11345 | GIB | GIBRALTER | GIBRALTER |
1 | L: (GIN) | 11346 | GIN | GUINEA | GUINEA |
1 | L: (GLP) | 11347 | GLP | GUADELOUPE | GUADELOUPE |
1 | L: (GMB) | 11348 | GMB | GAMBIA | GAMBIA |
1 | L: (GNB) | 11349 | GNB | GUINEA-BISSAU | GUINEA-BISSAU |
1 | L: (GNQ) | 11350 | GNQ | EQUATORIAL GUINEA | EQUATORIAL GUINEA |
1 | L: (GRC) | 11351 | GRC | GREECE | GREECE |
1 | L: (GRD) | 11352 | GRD | GRENADA | GRENADA |
1 | L: (GRL) | 11353 | GRL | GREENLAND | GREENLAND |
1 | L: (GTM) | 11354 | GTM | GUATEMALA | GUATEMALA |
1 | L: (GUF) | 11355 | GUF | FRENCH GUIANA | FRENCH GUIANA |
1 | L: (GUM) | 11356 | GUM | GUAM | GUAM |
1 | L: (GUY) | 11357 | GUY | GUYANA | GUYANA |
1 | L: (HKG) | 11358 | HKG | HONG KONG | HONG KONG |
1 | L: (HMD) | 11359 | HMD | HEARD ISLAND AND MCDONALD ISLANDS | HEARD ISLAND AND MCDONALD ISLANDS |
1 | L: (HND) | 11360 | HND | HONDURAS | HONDURAS |
1 | L: (HRV) | 11361 | HRV | CROATIA | CROATIA |
1 | L: (HTI) | 11362 | HTI | HAITI | HAITI |
1 | L: (HUN) | 11363 | HUN | HUNGARY | HUNGARY |
1 | L: (IDN) | 11364 | IDN | INDONESIA | INDONESIA |
1 | L: (IND) | 11365 | IND | INDIA | INDIA |
1 | L: (IOT) | 11366 | IOT | BRITISH INDIAN OCEAN TERRITORY | BRITISH INDIAN OCEAN TERRITORY |
1 | L: (IRL) | 11367 | IRL | IRELAND | IRELAND |
1 | L: (IRN) | 11368 | IRN | IRAN | IRAN |
1 | L: (IRQ) | 11369 | IRQ | IRAQ | IRAQ |
1 | L: (ISL) | 11370 | ISL | ICELAND | ICELAND |
1 | L: (ISR) | 11371 | ISR | ISREAEL | ISREAEL |
1 | L: (ITA) | 11372 | ITA | ITALY | ITALY |
1 | L: (JAM) | 11373 | JAM | JAMAICA | JAMAICA |
1 | L: (JOR) | 11374 | JOR | JORDAN | JORDAN |
1 | L: (JPN) | 11375 | JPN | JAPAN | JAPAN |
1 | L: (KAZ) | 11376 | KAZ | KAZAKHSTAN | KAZAKHSTAN |
1 | L: (KEN) | 11377 | KEN | KENYA | KENYA |
1 | L: (KGZ) | 11378 | KGZ | KYRGYZSTAN | KYRGYZSTAN |
1 | L: (KHM) | 11379 | KHM | CAMBODIA | CAMBODIA |
1 | L: (KIR) | 11380 | KIR | KIRIBATI | KIRIBATI |
1 | L: (KNA) | 11381 | KNA | SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS | SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS |
1 | L: (KOR) | 11382 | KOR | KOREA, REPUBLIC OF KOREA | KOREA, REPUBLIC OF KOREA |
1 | L: (KWT) | 11383 | KWT | KUWAIT | KUWAIT |
1 | L: (LAO) | 11384 | LAO | LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC | LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC |
1 | L: (LBN) | 11385 | LBN | LEBANON | LEBANON |
1 | L: (LBR) | 11386 | LBR | LIBERIA | LIBERIA |
1 | L: (LBY) | 11387 | LBY | LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA | LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA |
1 | L: (LCA) | 11388 | LCA | SAINT LUCIA | SAINT LUCIA |
1 | L: (LIE) | 11389 | LIE | LIECHTENSTEIN | LIECHTENSTEIN |
1 | L: (LKA) | 11390 | LKA | SRI LANKA | SRI LANKA |
1 | L: (LSO) | 11391 | LSO | LESOTHO | LESOTHO |
1 | L: (LTU) | 11392 | LTU | LITHUANIA | LITHUANIA |
1 | L: (LUX) | 11393 | LUX | LUXEMBOURG | LUXEMBOURG |
1 | L: (LVA) | 11394 | LVA | LATVIA | LATVIA |
1 | L: (MAC) | 11395 | MAC | MACAU | MACAU |
1 | L: (MAR) | 11396 | MAR | MOROCCO | MOROCCO |
1 | L: (MCO) | 11397 | MCO | MONACO | MONACO |
1 | L: (MDA) | 11398 | MDA | MOLDOVA, REPUBLIC OF | MOLDOVA, REPUBLIC OF |
1 | L: (MDG) | 11399 | MDG | MADAGASCAR | MADAGASCAR |
1 | L: (MDV) | 11400 | MDV | MALDIVES | MALDIVES |
1 | L: (MEX) | 11401 | MEX | MEXICO | MEXICO |
1 | L: (MHL) | 11402 | MHL | MARSHALL ISLANDS | MARSHALL ISLANDS |
1 | L: (MKD) | 11403 | MKD | MACEDONIA | MACEDONIA |
1 | L: (MLI) | 11404 | MLI | MALI | MALI |
1 | L: (MLT) | 11405 | MLT | MALTA | MALTA |
1 | L: (MMR) | 11406 | MMR | MYANMAR, UNION OF MYANMAR | MYANMAR, UNION OF MYANMAR |
1 | L: (MNG) | 11407 | MNG | MONGOLIA | MONGOLIA |
1 | L: (MNP) | 11408 | MNP | NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS | NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS |
1 | L: (MOZ) | 11409 | MOZ | MOZAMBIQUE | MOZAMBIQUE |
1 | L: (MRT) | 11410 | MRT | MAURITANIA | MAURITANIA |
1 | L: (MSR) | 11411 | MSR | MONTSERRAT | MONTSERRAT |
1 | L: (MTQ) | 11412 | MTQ | MARTINIQUE | MARTINIQUE |
1 | L: (MUS) | 11413 | MUS | MAURITIUS | MAURITIUS |
1 | L: (MWI) | 11414 | MWI | MALAWI | MALAWI |
1 | L: (MYS) | 11415 | MYS | MALAYSIA | MALAYSIA |
1 | L: (MYT) | 11416 | MYT | MAYOTTE | MAYOTTE |
1 | L: (NAM) | 11417 | NAM | NAMIBIA | NAMIBIA |
1 | L: (NCL) | 11418 | NCL | NEW CALEDONIA | NEW CALEDONIA |
1 | L: (NER) | 11419 | NER | NIGER | NIGER |
1 | L: (NFK) | 11420 | NFK | NORFOLK ISLAND | NORFOLK ISLAND |
1 | L: (NGA) | 11421 | NGA | NIGERIA | NIGERIA |
1 | L: (NIC) | 11422 | NIC | NICARAGUA | NICARAGUA |
1 | L: (NIU) | 11423 | NIU | NIUE | NIUE |
1 | L: (NLD) | 11424 | NLD | NETHERLANDS | NETHERLANDS |
1 | L: (NOR) | 11425 | NOR | NORWAY | NORWAY |
1 | L: (NPL) | 11426 | NPL | NEPAL | NEPAL |
1 | L: (NRU) | 11427 | NRU | NAURU | NAURU |
1 | L: (NZL) | 11428 | NZL | NEW ZEALAND | NEW ZEALAND |
1 | L: (OMN) | 11429 | OMN | OMAN | OMAN |
1 | L: (PAK) | 11430 | PAK | PAKISTAN | PAKISTAN |
1 | L: (PAN) | 11431 | PAN | PANAMA | PANAMA |
1 | L: (PCN) | 11432 | PCN | PITCAIRN | PITCAIRN |
1 | L: (PER) | 11433 | PER | PERU | PERU |
1 | L: (PHL) | 11434 | PHL | PHILIPPINES | PHILIPPINES |
1 | L: (PLW) | 11435 | PLW | PALAU | PALAU |
1 | L: (PNG) | 11436 | PNG | PAPUA NEW GUINEA | PAPUA NEW GUINEA |
1 | L: (POL) | 11437 | POL | POLAND | POLAND |
1 | L: (PRI) | 11438 | PRI | PUERTO RICO | PUERTO RICO |
1 | L: (PRK) | 11439 | PRK | KOREA, DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF | KOREA, DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF |
1 | L: (PRT) | 11440 | PRT | PORTUGAL | PORTUGAL |
1 | L: (PRY) | 11441 | PRY | PARAGUAY | PARAGUAY |
1 | L: (PYF) | 11442 | PYF | FRENCH POLYNESIA | FRENCH POLYNESIA |
1 | L: (QAT) | 11443 | QAT | QATAR | QATAR |
1 | L: (REU) | 11444 | REU | REUNION | REUNION |
1 | L: (ROM) | 11445 | ROM | ROMANIA | ROMANIA |
1 | L: (RUS) | 11446 | RUS | RUSSIAN FEDERATION | RUSSIAN FEDERATION |
1 | L: (RWA) | 11447 | RWA | RWANDA | RWANDA |
1 | L: (SAU) | 11448 | SAU | SAUDI ARABIA | SAUDI ARABIA |
1 | L: (SDN) | 11449 | SDN | SUDAN | SUDAN |
1 | L: (SEN) | 11450 | SEN | SENEGAL | SENEGAL |
1 | L: (SGP) | 11451 | SGP | SINGAPORE | SINGAPORE |
1 | L: (SGS) | 11452 | SGS | SOUTH GEORGIA AND THE SOUTH SANDWICH | SOUTH GEORGIA AND THE SOUTH SANDWICH |
1 | L: (SHN) | 11453 | SHN | SAINT HELENA | SAINT HELENA |
1 | L: (SJM) | 11454 | SJM | SVALBARD AND JAN MAYEN | SVALBARD AND JAN MAYEN |
1 | L: (SLB) | 11455 | SLB | SOLOMON ISLANDS | SOLOMON ISLANDS |
1 | L: (SLE) | 11456 | SLE | SIERRA LEONE | SIERRA LEONE |
1 | L: (SLV) | 11457 | SLV | EL SALVADOR | EL SALVADOR |
1 | L: (SMR) | 11458 | SMR | SAN MARINO | SAN MARINO |
1 | L: (SOM) | 11459 | SOM | SOMALIA | SOMALIA |
1 | L: (SPM) | 11460 | SPM | SAINT PIERRE AND MIQUELON | SAINT PIERRE AND MIQUELON |
1 | L: (STP) | 11461 | STP | SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE | SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE |
1 | L: (SUR) | 11462 | SUR | SURINAME | SURINAME |
1 | L: (SVK) | 11463 | SVK | SLOVAKIA | SLOVAKIA |
1 | L: (SVN) | 11464 | SVN | SLOVENIA | SLOVENIA |
1 | L: (SWE) | 11465 | SWE | SWEDEN | SWEDEN |
1 | L: (SWZ) | 11466 | SWZ | SWAZILAND | SWAZILAND |
1 | L: (SYC) | 11467 | SYC | SEYCHELLES | SEYCHELLES |
1 | L: (SYR) | 11468 | SYR | SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC | SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC |
1 | L: (TCA) | 11469 | TCA | TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS | TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS |
1 | L: (TCD) | 11470 | TCD | CHAD | CHAD |
1 | L: (TGO) | 11471 | TGO | TOGO | TOGO |
1 | L: (THA) | 11472 | THA | THAILAND | THAILAND |
1 | L: (TJK) | 11473 | TJK | TAJIKISTAN | TAJIKISTAN |
1 | L: (TKL) | 11474 | TKL | TOKELAU | TOKELAU |
1 | L: (TKM) | 11475 | TKM | TURKMENISTAN | TURKMENISTAN |
1 | L: (TMP) | 11476 | TMP | EAST TIMOR | EAST TIMOR |
1 | L: (TON) | 11477 | TON | TONGA | TONGA |
1 | L: (TTO) | 11478 | TTO | TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO | TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO |
1 | L: (TUN) | 11479 | TUN | TUNISIA | TUNISIA |
1 | L: (TUR) | 11480 | TUR | TURKEY | TURKEY |
1 | L: (TUV) | 11481 | TUV | TUVALU | TUVALU |
1 | L: (TWN) | 11482 | TWN | TAIWAN, PROVINCE OF CHINA | TAIWAN, PROVINCE OF CHINA |
1 | L: (TZA) | 11483 | TZA | TANZANIA, UNITED REPUBLIC OF | TANZANIA, UNITED REPUBLIC OF |
1 | L: (UGA) | 11484 | UGA | UGANDA | UGANDA |
1 | L: (UKR) | 11485 | UKR | UKRAINE | UKRAINE |
1 | L: (UMI) | 11486 | UMI | UNITED STATES MINOR OUTLYING ISLANDS | UNITED STATES MINOR OUTLYING ISLANDS |
1 | L: (URY) | 11487 | URY | URUGUAY | URUGUAY |
1 | L: (USA) | 11488 | USA | UNITED STATES | UNITED STATES |
1 | L: (UZB) | 11489 | UZB | UZBEKISTAN | UZBEKISTAN |
1 | L: (VAT) | 11490 | VAT | VATICAN CITY STATE (HOLY SEE) | VATICAN CITY STATE (HOLY SEE) |
1 | L: (VCT) | 11491 | VCT | SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES | SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES |
1 | L: (VEN) | 11492 | VEN | VENEZUELA | VENEZUELA |
1 | L: (VGB) | 11493 | VGB | VIRGIN ISLANDS (BRITISH) | VIRGIN ISLANDS (BRITISH) |
1 | L: (VIR) | 11494 | VIR | VIRGIN ISLANDS (U.S.) | VIRGIN ISLANDS (U.S.) |
1 | L: (VNM) | 11495 | VNM | VIETNAM | VIETNAM |
1 | L: (VUT) | 11496 | VUT | VANUATU | VANUATU |
1 | L: (WLF) | 11497 | WLF | WALLIS AND FUTUNA ISLANDS | WALLIS AND FUTUNA ISLANDS |
1 | L: (WSM) | 11498 | WSM | SAMOA | SAMOA |
1 | L: (YEM) | 11499 | YEM | YEMEN | YEMEN |
1 | L: (YUG) | 11500 | YUG | YUGOSLAVIA, FEDERATION REPUBLIC OF YUGOSLAVIA | YUGOSLAVIA, FEDERATION REPUBLIC OF YUGOSLAVIA |
1 | L: (ZAF) | 11501 | ZAF | SOUTH AFRICA | SOUTH AFRICA |
1 | L: (ZAR) | 11502 | ZAR | ZAIRE | ZAIRE |
1 | L: (ZMB) | 11503 | ZMB | ZAMBIA | ZAMBIA |
1 | L: (ZWE) | 11504 | ZWE | ZIMBABWE | ZIMBABWE |
DataType | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A: DataTypeDataValue | 10775 | |||
2 | S: DataTypeAnnotated (ANT<ANY>) | 10845 | ANT<ANY> | Annotated | |
3 | S: DataTypeAnnotatedConceptDescriptor (ANT<CD>) | 10846 | ANT<CD> | Annotated Concept Descriptor | |
3 | S: DataTypeAnnotatedPhysicalQuantity (ANT<PQ>) | 10848 | ANT<PQ> | Annotated Physical Quantity | |
2 | S: DataTypeBag (BAG<ANY>) | 10831 | BAG<ANY> | Bag | |
3 | S: DataTypeBagOfConceptDescriptors (BAG<CD>) | 10832 | BAG<CD> | Bag Of Concept Descriptors | |
3 | S: DataTypeBagOfPhysicalQuantities (BAG<PQ>) | 10833 | BAG<PQ> | Bag Of Physical Quantities | |
2 | S: DataTypeBoolean (BL) | 10776 | BL | Boolean | |
2 | S: DataTypeConceptDescriptor (CD) | 10780 | CD | Concept Descriptor | |
3 | S: DataTypeCodedSimpleValue (CS) | 10782 | CS | Coded Simple Value | |
3 | S: DataTypeCodedValue (CV) | 10783 | CV | Coded Value | |
3 | S: DataTypeCodedWithEquivalents (CE) | 10784 | CE | Coded With Equivalents | |
2 | S: DataTypeConceptRole (CR) | 10781 | CR | Concept Role | |
2 | S: DataTypeHistorical (HXIT<ANY>) | 10850 | HXIT<ANY> | Historical | |
3 | S: DataTypeHistoricalAddress (HXIT<AD>) | 10851 | HXIT<AD> | Historical Address | |
2 | S: DataTypeInstanceIdentifier (II) | 10785 | II | Instance Identifier | |
2 | S: DataTypeObjectIdentifier (OID) | 10786 | OID | Object Identifier | |
2 | A: DataTypeQuantity | 10794 | |||
3 | S: DataTypeIntegerNumber (INT) | 10795 | INT | Integer Number | |
3 | S: DataTypeMonetaryAmount (MO) | 10798 | MO | Monetary Amount | |
3 | S: DataTypeParametricProbabilityDistribution (PPD<QTY>) | 10864 | PPD<QTY> | Parametric Probability Distribution | |
3 | S: DataTypePhysicalQuantity (PQ) | 10797 | PQ | Physical Quantity | |
4 | S: DataTypeParametricProbabilityDistributionOfPhysicalQuantities (PPD<PQ>) | 10866 | PPD<PQ> | Parametric Probability Distribution Of Physical Qu | |
3 | S: DataTypePointInTime (TS) | 10799 | TS | Point In Time | |
3 | S: DataTypeRatio (RTO) | 10800 | RTO | Ratio | |
3 | S: DataTypeRealNumber (REAL) | 10796 | REAL | Real Number | |
4 | S: DataTypeParametricProbabilityDistributionOfRealNumbers (PPD<REAL>) | 10865 | PPD<REAL> | Parametric Probability Distribution Of Real Number | |
2 | S: DataTypeSequence (LIST<ANY>) | 10821 | LIST<ANY> | Sequence | |
3 | S: DataTypeSequenceOfBooleans (LIST<BL>) | 10822 | LIST<BL> | Sequence Of Booleans | |
4 | S: DataTypeBinaryData (BIN) | 10777 | BIN | Binary Data | |
5 | S: DataTypeEncodedData (ED) | 10778 | ED | Encoded Data | |
6 | S: DataTypeCharacterString (ST) | 10779 | ST | Character String | |
7 | S: DataTypeAddressPart (ADXP) | 10792 | ADXP | Address Part | |
7 | S: DataTypeOrganizationName (ON) | 10793 | ON | Organization Name | |
7 | S: DataTypePersonNamePart (PNXP) | 10790 | PNXP | Person Name Part | |
3 | S: DataTypeSequenceOfSequencesOfDataValues (LIST<LIST<ANY>>) | 10823 | LIST<LIST<ANY>> | Sequence Of Sequences Of Data Values | |
4 | S: DataTypeSequenceOfSequenceOfBooleans (LIST<LIST<BL>>) | 10824 | LIST<LIST<BL>> | Sequence Of Sequence Of Booleans | |
5 | S: DataTypeSequenceOfBinaryData (LIST<BIN>) | 10825 | LIST<BIN> | Sequence Of Binary Data | |
6 | S: DataTypeSequenceOfEncodedData (LIST<ED>) | 10826 | LIST<ED> | Sequence Of Encoded Data | |
7 | S: DataTypeSequenceOfCharacterStrings (LIST<ST>) | 10827 | LIST<ST> | Sequence Of Character Strings | |
8 | S: DataTypeSequenceOfPersonNameParts (LIST<PNXP>) | 10828 | LIST<PNXP> | Sequence Of Person Name Parts | |
9 | S: DataTypePersonNameType (PN) | 10789 | PN | Person Name Type | |
8 | S: DataTypeSequenceOfPostalAddressParts (LIST<ADXP>) | 10829 | LIST<ADXP> | Sequence Of Postal Address Parts | |
9 | S: DataTypePostalAndResidentialAddress (AD) | 10791 | AD | Postal And Residential Address | |
2 | S: DataTypeSet (SET<ANY>) | 10801 | SET<ANY> | Set | |
3 | S: DataTypeSetOfCharacterStrings (SET<ST>) | 10809 | SET<ST> | Set Of Character Strings | |
3 | S: DataTypeSetOfConceptDescriptors (SET<CD>) | 10802 | SET<CD> | Set Of Concept Descriptors | |
4 | S: DataTypeSetOfCodedSimpleValue (SET<CS>) | 10803 | SET<CS> | Set Of Coded Simple Value | |
4 | S: DataTypeSetOfCodedValue (SET<CV>) | 10804 | SET<CV> | Set Of Coded Value | |
4 | S: DataTypeSetOfCodedWithEquivalents (SET<CE>) | 10805 | SET<CE> | Set Of Coded With Equivalents | |
4 | L: (SET<UVP<CD>>) | 10816 | SET<UVP<CD>> | Set Of Uncertain Probabilistic Concept Descriptor | |
3 | S: DataTypeSetOfIntervalsOfPhysicalQuantitiy (SET<IVL<PQ>>) | 10869 | SET<IVL<PQ>> | Set Of Intervals Of Physical Quantitiy | |
4 | L: (SET<UVP<IVL<PQ>>>) | 10819 | SET<UVP<IVL<PQ>>> | Set Of Uncertain Probabilistic Interval Of Physica | |
3 | S: DataTypeSetOfPhysicalQuantities (SET<PQ>) | 10818 | SET<PQ> | Set Of Physical Quantities | |
3 | S: DataTypeSetOfSequencesOfCharacterStrings (SET<LIST<ST>>) | 10810 | SET<LIST<ST>> | Set Of Sequences Of Character Strings | |
4 | S: DataTypeSetOfAddresses (SET<AD>) | 10811 | SET<AD> | Set Of Addresses | |
5 | S: DataTypeSetOfHistoricalAddresses (SET<HXIT<AD>>) | 10812 | SET<HXIT<AD>> | Set Of Historical Addresses | |
6 | S: DataTypeHistoryOfAddress (HIST<AD>) | 10813 | HIST<AD> | History Of Address | |
3 | S: DataTypeSetOfUncertainProbabilisticConceptDescriptor (SET<UVP<CD>>) | 10816 | SET<UVP<CD>> | Set Of Uncertain Probabilistic Concept Descriptor | |
4 | S: DataTypeNonParametricProbabilityDistributionOfConceptDescriptor (NPPD<CD>) | 10862 | NPPD<CD> | Non Parametric Probability Distribution Of Concept | |
3 | S: DataTypeSetOfUncertainProbabilisticIntervalOfPhysicalQuantities (SET<UVP<IVL<PQ>>>) | 10819 | SET<UVP<IVL<PQ>>> | Set Of Uncertain Probabilistic Interval Of Physica | |
4 | S: DataTypeNonParametricProbabilityDistributionOfIntervalOfPhysicalQuantities (NPPD<IVL<PQ>>) | 10863 | NPPD<IVL<PQ>> | Non Parametric Probability Distribution Of Interva | |
3 | S: DataTypeSetOfUncertainValueProbabilistic (SET<UVP<ANY>>) | 10814 | SET<UVP<ANY>> | Set Of Uncertain Value Probabilistic | |
4 | S: DataTypeNonParametricProbabilityDistribution (NPPD<ANY>) | 10861 | NPPD<ANY> | Non Parametric Probability Distribution | |
4 | S: DataTypeNonParametricProbabilityDistribution (NPPD<ANY>) | 10815 | NPPD<ANY> | Non Parametric Probability Distribution | |
2 | S: DataTypeUncertainValueNarrative (UVN<ANY>) | 10853 | UVN<ANY> | Uncertain Value Narrative | |
3 | S: DataTypeUncertainNarrativeConceptDescriptor (UVN<CD>) | 10854 | UVN<CD> | Uncertain Narrative Concept Descriptor | |
2 | S: DataTypeUncertainValueProbabilistic (UVP<ANY>) | 10856 | UVP<ANY> | Uncertain Value Probabilistic | |
3 | S: DataTypeUncertainProbabilisticConceptDescriptor (UVP<CD>) | 10857 | UVP<CD> | Uncertain Probabilistic Concept Descriptor | |
3 | S: DataTypeUncertainProbabilisticIntervalOfPhysicalQuantities (UVP<IVL<PQ>>) | 10859 | UVP<IVL<PQ>> | Uncertain Probabilistic Interval Of Physical Quant | |
2 | S: DataTypeUniversalResourceLocator (URL) | 10788 | URL | Universal Resource Locator | |
3 | S: DataTypeTelecommunicationAddress (TEL) | 10787 | TEL | Telecommunication Address |
Determiner | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | S: DeterminedDeterminer (KIND) | 10879 | KIND | described | The described determiner is used to indicate that the given Entity is taken as a general description of a kind of thing that can be taken in whole, in part, or in multiples. |
2 | L: (QUANTIFIED KIND) | 10880 | QUANTIFIED KIND | described quantified | The described quantified determiner indicates that the given Entity is taken as a general description of a specific amount of a thing. For example, QUANTIFIED KIND of syringe (qty = 3,) stands for exactly three syringes. |
1 | L: (INSTANCE) | 10881 | INSTANCE | specific | The specific determiner indicates that the given Entity is taken as one specific thing instance. For example, a human INSTANCE (qty = 1,) stands for exactly one human being. |
DeviceAlertLevel | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (C) | 14070 | C | Critical | Shut Down, Fix Problem and Re-initialize |
1 | L: (N) | 14067 | N | Normal | No Corrective Action Needed |
1 | L: (S) | 14069 | S | Serious | Corrective Action Required |
1 | L: (W) | 14068 | W | Warning | Corrective Action Anticipated |
DocumentCompletion | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (AU) | 10581 | AU | authenticated | A completion status in which a document has been signed manually or electronically by one or more individuals who attest to its accuracy. No explicit determination is made that the assigned individual has performed the authentication. While the standard allows multiple instances of authentication, it would be typical to have a single instance of authentication, usually by the assigned individual. |
1 | L: (DI) | 10576 | DI | dictated | A completion status in which information has been orally recorded but not yet transcribed. |
1 | L: (DO) | 10577 | DO | documented | A completion status in which document content, other than dictation, has been received but has not been translated into the final electronic format. Examples include paper documents, whether hand-written or typewritten, and intermediate electronic forms, such as voice to text. |
1 | L: (IN) | 10579 | IN | incomplete | A completion status in which information is known to be missing from a transcribed document. |
1 | L: (IP) | 10578 | IP | in progress | A workflow status where the material has been assigned to personnel to perform the task of transcription. The document remains in this state until the document is transcribed. |
1 | L: (LA) | 10582 | LA | legally authenticated | A completion status in which a document has been signed manually or electronically by the individual who is legally responsible for that document. This is the most mature state in the workflow progression. |
1 | L: (PA) | 10580 | PA | pre-authenticated | A completion status in which a document is transcribed but not authenticated. |
DocumentStorage | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | S: DocumentStorageActive (AC) | 10584 | AC | active | A storage status in which a document is available on-line. |
2 | L: (AA) | 10585 | AA | active and archived | A storage status in which a document is available on-line and is also stored off-line for long-term access. |
1 | L: (AR) | 10586 | AR | archived (not active) | A storage status in which a document has been stored off-line for long-term access. |
1 | L: (PU) | 10587 | PU | purged | A storage status in which a document is no longer available in this system. |
EditStatus | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | S: ActiveEditStatus (A) | 11042 | A | Active | The item has been reviewed and approved and is now valid for use in HL7 standards and messages. |
1 | S: InactiveEditStatus (I) | 11044 | I | Inactive | A previously active item has been retired from use. The item may exist as previously stored data in a database, but no current or new HL7 standards or messges should use this item. The code for an inactive item will not be reused by HL7. |
1 | S: ObsoleteEditStatus (O) | 11045 | O | Obsolete | A previously active item that is scheduled to be retired from use, but for practical reasons can not be immediately inactivated. It is still legal to use an obsolete item in HL7 standards or messages, but those creating new messages should make every eff |
1 | S: RejectedEditStatus (R) | 11043 | R | Rejected | The item has been reviewed and rejected. The item is not legal for use in HL7 standards and messages. |
1 | L: (P) | 11041 | P | Proposed | The item has been suggested for incorporation but has not been officially approved. The item is not yet legal for use in HL7 standards and messages. |
EncounterAccident | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (MVA) | 12232 | MVA | motor vehicle accident | |
1 | L: (WPA) | 12233 | WPA | workplace accident |
EncounterAdmissionSource | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (E) | 12235 | E | emergency | |
1 | L: (LD) | 12236 | LD | labor and delivery | |
1 | L: (NB) | 12237 | NB | newborn |
EncounterAdmissionUrgency | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (EL) | 12239 | EL | elective | |
1 | L: (EM) | 12241 | EM | emergency | |
1 | L: (UR) | 12240 | UR | urgent |
EncounterReferralSource | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (CREF) | 12225 | CREF | clinical referral | |
1 | L: (ER) | 12230 | ER | emergency room | |
1 | L: (HREF) | 12226 | HREF | HMO referral | |
1 | L: (LENF) | 12223 | LENF | court/law enforcement organization | |
1 | L: (PREF) | 12222 | PREF | physician referral | |
1 | L: (THSP) | 12227 | THSP | transfer from hospital | |
1 | L: (TOHCF) | 12229 | TOHCF | transfer from another healthcare facility | |
1 | L: (TSNF) | 12228 | TSNF | transfer from skilled nursing facility | |
1 | L: (WI) | 12224 | WI | walk-in |
EncounterSpecialCourtesy | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (EXT) | 12244 | EXT | extended courtesy | |
1 | L: (NRM) | 12243 | NRM | normal courtesy | |
1 | L: (PRF) | 12245 | PRF | professional courtesy | |
1 | L: (STF) | 12247 | STF | staff | courtesies extended to the staff of the entity providing service. |
1 | L: (VIP) | 12246 | VIP | very important person |
EntityClass | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | S: EntityRootClass (ENT) | 13922 | ENT | Entity | Corresponds to the Entity class |
2 | S: LivingSubjectEntityClass (LIV) | 10884 | LIV | LivingSubjectEntity | Anything that essentially has the property of life, independent of current state (a dead human corpse is still essentially a living subject.) |
3 | S: NonPersonLivingSubjectEntityClass (NLIV) | 11621 | NLIV | NonPersonLivingSubjectEntity | |
4 | L: (ANM) | 10885 | ANM | animal | A living subject from the animal kingdom. |
4 | L: (MIC) | 14028 | MIC | Microorganism | All single celled living organisms including protozoa, bacteria, yeast, viruses, etc. |
4 | L: (PLNT) | 10886 | PLNT | plant | A living subject from the order of plants. |
3 | L: (PSN) | 10887 | PSN | PersonEntity | A living subject of the species homo sapiens. |
2 | S: MaterialEntityClass (MAT) | 10883 | MAT | MaterialEntity | Any thing that has extension in space and mass, may be of living or non-living origin. |
3 | S: ManufacturedMaterialEntityClass (MMAT) | 13934 | MMAT | ManufacturedMaterialEntity | Corresponds to the Manufactured_material class |
4 | S: ContainerEntityClass (CONT) | 11622 | CONT | ContainerEntity | A container of other entities. |
5 | L: (HOLD) | 14029 | HOLD | Holder | A type of container that can hold other containers or other holders. |
4 | S: DeviceEntityClass (DEV) | 11623 | DEV | DeviceEntity | |
5 | L: (MODDV) | 13939 | MODDV | ModalityDeviceEntity | Corresponds to the Imaging_modality class |
3 | L: (CHEM) | 10888 | CHEM | chemical substance | An substance that is fully defined by an organic or anorganic chemical formula, includes mixtures of other chemical substances. Refine using, e.g., IUPAC codes. |
3 | L: (FOOD) | 14027 | FOOD | Food | Naturally occurring, processed or manufactured entities that are primarily used as food for humans and animals. |
2 | S: OrganizationEntityClass (ORG) | 10889 | ORG | OrganizationEntity | A social or legal structure formed by human beings. |
3 | L: (PUB) | 10891 | PUB | public institution | An agency of the people of a state often assuming some authority over a certain matter. Includes government, governmental agencies, associations. |
3 | L: (STATE) | 10890 | STATE | state | A politically organized body of people bonded by territory, culture, or ethnicity, having sovereignty (to a certain extent) granted by other states (enclosing or neighboring states). This includes countries (nations), provinces (e.g., one of the United States of America or a French departement), counties or municipalities. Refine using, e.g., ISO country codes, FIPS-PUB state codes, etc. |
2 | L: (PLC) | 10892 | PLC | PlaceEntity | A physicial place or site with its containing structure. May be natural or man-made. The geographic position of a place may or may not be constant. |
2 | L: (RGRP) | 11630 | RGRP | group | A grouping of resources (personnel, material, or places) to be used for scheduling purposes. May be a pool of like-type resources, a team, or combination of personnel, material and places. |
EntityHandling | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (AMB) | 10394 | AMB | Ambient Temperature | Keep at ambient temperature, 22 +/- 2C |
1 | L: (C37) | 10395 | C37 | Body Temperature | Critical to keep at body temperature 36-38C |
1 | L: (CAMB) | 14405 | CAMB | Critical Ambient temperature | Critical ambient - must not be refridgerated or frozen. |
1 | L: (CATM) | 14409 | CATM | Protect from Air | Critical. Do not expose to atmosphere. Do not uncap. |
1 | L: (CFRZ) | 14407 | CFRZ | Critical frozen | Critical frozen. Specimen must not be allowed to thaw until immediately prior to testing. |
1 | L: (CREF) | 14406 | CREF | Critical refridgerated temperature | Critical refridgerated - must not be allowed to freeze or warm until imediately prior to testing. |
1 | L: (DFRZ) | 10398 | DFRZ | Deep Frozen | Deep Frozen -16 to -20C. |
1 | L: (DRY) | 10400 | DRY | dry | Keep in a dry environment |
1 | L: (FRZ) | 10397 | FRZ | frozen | Keep frozen below 0 ?C |
1 | L: (MTLF) | 14410 | MTLF | Metal Free | Container is free of heavy metals, including lead. |
1 | L: (NTR) | 10399 | NTR | nitrogen | Keep in liquid nitrogen |
1 | L: (PRTL) | 10401 | PRTL | Protect from Light | Protect from light (eg. Wrap in aluminum foil.) |
1 | L: (PSA) | 10404 | PSA | do not shake | Do not shake |
1 | L: (PSO) | 10402 | PSO | no shock | Protect against shock |
1 | L: (REF) | 10396 | REF | Refridgerated temperature | Keep at refridgerated temperature:4-8C Accidental warming or freezing is of little consequence. |
1 | L: (SBU) | 14393 | SBU | Shake before use | Shake thoroughly before using |
1 | L: (UFRZ) | 14408 | UFRZ | Ultra frozen | Ultra cold frozen -75 to -85C. Ultra cold freezer is typically at temperature of dry ice. |
1 | L: (UPR) | 10403 | UPR | upright | Keep upright, do not turn upside down |
EntityNamePartQualifier | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A: OrganizationNamePartQualifier | 15889 | |||
2 | L: (LS) | 15890 | LS | Legal status | For organizations a suffix indicating the legal status, e.g., "Inc.", "Co.", "AG", "GmbH", "B.V." "S.A.", "Ltd." etc. |
1 | A: PersonNamePartQualifier | 10659 | |||
2 | A: PersonNamePartAffixTypes | 10666 | |||
3 | L: (AC) | 10668 | AC | academic | Indicates that a prefix like "Dr." or a suffix like "M.D." or "Ph.D." is an academic title. |
3 | L: (NB) | 10670 | NB | nobility | In Europe and Asia, there are still people with nobility titles (aristocrats.) German "von" is generally a nobility title, not a mere voorvoegsel. Others are "Earl of" or "His Majesty King of..." etc. Rarely used nowadays, but some systems do keep trac |
3 | L: (PR) | 10669 | PR | professional | Primarily in the British Imperial culture people tend to have an abbreviation of their professional organization as part of their credential suffices. |
3 | L: (VV) | 10667 | VV | voorvoegsel | A Dutch "voorvoegsel" is something like "van" or "de" that might have indicated nobility in the past but no longer so. Similar prefixes exist in other languages such es Spanish, French or Portugese. |
2 | A: PersonNamePartChangeQualifier | 10660 | |||
3 | L: (BR) | 10661 | BR | birth | A name that a person had shortly after being born. Usually for family names but may be used to mark given names at birth that may have changed later. |
3 | L: (SP) | 10665 | SP | spouse | The name assumed from the partner in a marital relationship (hence the "M"). Usually the spouse's family name. Note that no inference about gender can be made from the existence of spouse names. |
2 | A: PersonNamePartMiscQualifier | 10671 | |||
3 | L: (CL) | 10673 | CL | callme | A callme name is (usually a given name) that is preferred when a person is directly addressed. |
EntityNamePartType | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A: OrganizationNamePartType | 15881 | A name for an organization, such as "Health Level Seven, Inc." An organization name consists only of untyped name parts, prefixes, suffixes, and delimiters. | ||
2 | L: (DEL) | 10656 | DEL | delimiter | A delimiter has no meaning other than being literally printed in this name representation. A delimiter has no implicit leading and trailing white space. |
2 | L: (PFX) | 10657 | PFX | prefix | A prefix has a strong association to the immediately following name part. A prefix has no implicit trailing white space (it has implicit leading white space though). Note that prefixes can be inverted. |
2 | L: (SFX) | 10658 | SFX | suffix | A suffix has a strong association to the immediately preceding name part. A prefix has no implicit leading white space (it has implicit trailing white space though). Suffices can not be inverted. |
1 | A: PersonNamePartType | 10653 | |||
2 | L: (DEL) | 10656 | DEL | delimiter | A delimiter has no meaning other than being literally printed in this name representation. A delimiter has no implicit leading and trailing white space. |
2 | L: (FAM) | 10654 | FAM | family | Family name, this is the name that links to the genealogy. In some cultures (e.g. Eritrea) the family name of a son is the first name of his father. |
2 | L: (GIV) | 10655 | GIV | given | Given name (don't call it "first name" since this given names do not always come first) |
2 | L: (PFX) | 10657 | PFX | prefix | A prefix has a strong association to the immediately following name part. A prefix has no implicit trailing white space (it has implicit leading white space though). Note that prefixes can be inverted. |
2 | L: (SFX) | 10658 | SFX | suffix | A suffix has a strong association to the immediately preceding name part. A prefix has no implicit leading white space (it has implicit trailing white space though). Suffices can not be inverted. |
EntityNameUse | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
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1 | A: OrganizationNameUse | 15914 | |||
2 | L: (ABC) | 15917 | ABC | Alphabetic | Alphabetic transcription of name (Japanese: romaji) |
2 | L: (IDE) | 15919 | IDE | Ideographic | Ideographic representation of name (e.g., Japanese kanji, Chinese characters) |
2 | L: (L) | 10176 | L | Legal | known as/conventional/the one you use |
2 | L: (SYL) | 15918 | SYL | Syllabic | Syllabic transcription of name (e.g., Japanese kana, Korean hangul) |
1 | A: PersonNameUse | 200 | A code indicating the type of name (e.g. nickname, alias, maiden name, legal, adopted) | ||
2 | L: (A) | 10178 | A | Artist/Stage | Includes writer's pseudonym, stage name, etc |
2 | L: (C) | 10177 | C | License | As recorded on a license, record, certificate, etc. (only if different from legal name) |
2 | L: (I) | 10179 | I | Indigenous/Tribal | e.g. Chief Red Cloud |
2 | L: (L) | 10176 | L | Legal | known as/conventional/the one you use |
2 | L: (R) | 10180 | R | Religious | e.g. Sister Mary Francis, Brother John |
1 | L: (C) | 10177 | C | License | As recorded on a license, record, certificate, etc. (only if different from legal name) |
EntityRisk | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | S: MaterialDangerInfectious (INF) | 10407 | INF | infectious | Material known to be infectious with human pathogenic microorganisms. Those who handle this material must take precautions for their protection. |
2 | L: (BHZ) | 10408 | BHZ | biohazard | Material contains microorganisms that is an environmental hazard. Must be handled with special care. |
1 | S: MaterialDangerInflammable (IFL) | 10412 | IFL | inflammable | Material is highly inflammable and in certain mixtures (with air) may lead to explosions. Keep away from fire, sparks and excessive heat. |
2 | L: (EXP) | 10413 | EXP | explosive | Material is an explosive mixture. Keep away from fire, sparks, and heat. |
1 | L: (AGG) | 10415 | AGG | aggressive | A danger that can be associated with certain living subjects, including humans |
1 | L: (BIO) | 14074 | BIO | Biological | The dangers associated with normal biological materials. I.e. potential risk of unknown infections. Routine biological materials from living subjects. |
1 | L: (COR) | 14076 | COR | Corrosive | Material is corrosive and may cause severe injury to skin, mucous membranes and eyes. Avoid any unprotected contact. |
1 | L: (ESC) | 14077 | ESC | Escape Risk | The entity is at risk for escaping from containment or control. |
1 | L: (INJ) | 10414 | INJ | injury hazard | Material is solid and sharp (e.g., cannulas.) Dispose in hard container. |
1 | L: (POI) | 10410 | POI | poison | Material is poisonous to humans and/or animals. Special care must be taken to avoid incorporation, even of small amounts. |
1 | L: (RAD) | 10409 | RAD | radioactive | Material is a source for ionizing radiation and must be handled with special care to avoid injury of those who handle it and to avoid environmental hazards. |
EquipmentAlertLevel | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (C) | 10900 | C | Critical | Shut Down, Fix Problem and Re-init |
1 | L: (N) | 10897 | N | Normal | No Corrective Action Needed |
1 | L: (S) | 10899 | S | Serious | Corrective Action Required |
1 | L: (W) | 10898 | W | Warning | Corrective Action Anticipated |
Ethnicity | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | S: EthnicityHispanic (2135-2) | 15837 | 2135-2 | Hispanic or Latino | |
2 | S: EthnicityHispanicCentralAmerican (2155-0) | 15854 | 2155-0 | Central American | |
3 | L: (2156-8) | 15855 | 2156-8 | Costa Rican | |
3 | L: (2157-6) | 15856 | 2157-6 | Guatemalan | |
3 | L: (2158-4) | 15857 | 2158-4 | Honduran | |
3 | L: (2159-2) | 15858 | 2159-2 | Nicaraguan | |
3 | L: (2160-0) | 15859 | 2160-0 | Panamanian | |
3 | L: (2161-8) | 15860 | 2161-8 | Salvadoran | |
3 | L: (2162-6) | 15861 | 2162-6 | Central American Indian | |
3 | L: (2163-4) | 15862 | 2163-4 | Canal Zone | |
2 | S: EthnicityHispanicMexican (2148-5) | 15848 | 2148-5 | Mexican | |
3 | L: (2149-3) | 15849 | 2149-3 | Mexican American | |
3 | L: (2150-1) | 15850 | 2150-1 | Mexicano | |
3 | L: (2151-9) | 15851 | 2151-9 | Chicano | |
3 | L: (2152-7) | 15852 | 2152-7 | La Raza | |
3 | L: (2153-5) | 15853 | 2153-5 | Mexican American Indian | |
2 | S: EthnicityHispanicSouthAmerican (2165-9) | 15863 | 2165-9 | South American | |
3 | L: (2166-7) | 15864 | 2166-7 | Argentinean | |
3 | L: (2167-5) | 15865 | 2167-5 | Bolivian | |
3 | L: (2168-3) | 15866 | 2168-3 | Chilean | |
3 | L: (2169-1) | 15867 | 2169-1 | Colombian | |
3 | L: (2170-9) | 15868 | 2170-9 | Ecuadorian | |
3 | L: (2171-7) | 15869 | 2171-7 | Paraguayan | |
3 | L: (2172-5) | 15870 | 2172-5 | Peruvian | |
3 | L: (2173-3) | 15871 | 2173-3 | Uruguayan | |
3 | L: (2174-1) | 15872 | 2174-1 | Venezuelan | |
3 | L: (2175-8) | 15873 | 2175-8 | South American Indian | |
3 | L: (2176-6) | 15874 | 2176-6 | Criollo | |
2 | S: EthnicityHispanicSpaniard (2137-8) | 15838 | 2137-8 | Spaniard | |
3 | L: (2138-6) | 15839 | 2138-6 | Andalusian | |
3 | L: (2139-4) | 15840 | 2139-4 | Asturian | |
3 | L: (2140-2) | 15841 | 2140-2 | Castillian | |
3 | L: (2141-0) | 15842 | 2141-0 | Catalonian | |
3 | L: (2142-8) | 15843 | 2142-8 | Belearic Islander | |
3 | L: (2143-6) | 15844 | 2143-6 | Gallego | |
3 | L: (2144-4) | 15845 | 2144-4 | Valencian | |
3 | L: (2145-1) | 15846 | 2145-1 | Canarian | |
3 | L: (2146-9) | 15847 | 2146-9 | Spanish Basque | |
2 | L: (2178-2) | 15875 | 2178-2 | Latin American | |
2 | L: (2180-8) | 15876 | 2180-8 | Puerto Rican | |
2 | L: (2182-4) | 15877 | 2182-4 | Cuban | |
2 | L: (2184-0) | 15878 | 2184-0 | Dominican | |
1 | L: (2186-5) | 15879 | 2186-5 | Not Hispanic or Latino | Note that this term remains in the table for completeness, even though within HL7, the notion of "not otherwise coded" term is deprecated. |
GenderStatus | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (I) | 11525 | I | Intact | Reproductively intact |
1 | L: (N) | 11524 | N | Neutered | Reproductively neutered |
GTSAbbreviation | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | S: GTSAbbreviationHolidays (JH) | 10725 | JH | Holidays | |
2 | A: GTSAbbreviatioHolidaysChristianRoman | 10726 | Christian Holidays (Roman/Gregorian "Western" Tradition.) | ||
3 | L: (JHCHREAS) | 10730 | JHCHREAS | Easter Sunday. The Easter date is a rather complex calculation based on Astronomical tables describing full moon dates. Details can be found at [http://www.assa.org.au/edm.html, and http://aa.usno.navy.mil/AA/faq/docs/easter.html]. Note that the Christ | |
3 | L: (JHCHRGFR) | 10731 | JHCHRGFR | Good Friday, is the Friday right before Easter Sunday. | |
3 | L: (JHCHRNEW) | 10729 | JHCHRNEW | New Year's Day (January 1) | |
3 | L: (JHCHRPEN) | 10732 | JHCHRPEN | Pentecost Sunday, is seven weeks after Easter (the 50th day of Easter.) | |
3 | L: (JHCHRXME) | 10727 | JHCHRXME | Christmas Eve (December 24) | |
3 | L: (JHCHRXMS) | 10728 | JHCHRXMS | Christmas Day (December 25) | |
2 | S: GTSAbbreviationHolidaysUSNational (JHNUS) | 10733 | JHNUS | GTSAbbreviationHolidaysUSNational | United States National Holidays (public holidays for federal employees established by U.S. Federal law 5 U.S.C. 6103.) |
3 | L: (JHNUSCLM) | 10743 | JHNUSCLM | Columbus Day, the second Monday in October. | |
3 | L: (JHNUSIND) | 10739 | JHNUSIND | Independence Day (4th of July) | |
3 | L: (JHNUSIND1) | 10741 | JHNUSIND1 | Alternative Monday after 4th of July Weekend [5 U.S.C. 6103(b)]. | |
3 | L: (JHNUSIND5) | 10740 | JHNUSIND5 | Alternative Friday before 4th of July Weekend [5 U.S.C. 6103(b)]. | |
3 | L: (JHNUSLBR) | 10742 | JHNUSLBR | Labor Day, the first Monday in September. | |
3 | L: (JHNUSMEM) | 10736 | JHNUSMEM | Memorial Day, the last Monday in May. | |
3 | L: (JHNUSMEM5) | 10737 | JHNUSMEM5 | Friday before Memorial Day Weekend | |
3 | L: (JHNUSMEM6) | 10738 | JHNUSMEM6 | Saturday of Memorial Day Weekend | |
3 | L: (JHNUSMLK) | 10734 | JHNUSMLK | Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, the third Monday in January. | |
3 | L: (JHNUSPRE) | 10735 | JHNUSPRE | Washington's Birthday (Presidential Day) the third Monday in February. | |
3 | L: (JHNUSTKS) | 10745 | JHNUSTKS | Thanksgiving Day, the fourth Thursday in November. | |
3 | L: (JHNUSTKS5) | 10746 | JHNUSTKS5 | Friday after Thanksgiving. | |
3 | L: (JHNUSVET) | 10744 | JHNUSVET | Veteran's Day, November 11. | |
1 | L: (AM) | 10721 | AM | Every morning at institution specified times. | |
1 | L: (JB) | 10723 | JB | Regular business days (Monday to Friday excluding holidays) | |
1 | L: (JE) | 10724 | JE | Regular weekends (Saturday and Sunday excluding holidays) | |
1 | L: (PM) | 10722 | PM | Every afternoon at institution specified times. |
HealthcareProviderTaxonomyHIPAA | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A: IndividualHealthcareProviderHIPAA | 13130 | Broad classification aggregating providers who are individual people rather than an organization. | ||
2 | A: AbstractChiropractersHIPAA | 13174 | |||
3 | S: ChiropractersHIPAA (111N00000N) | 13175 | 111N00000N | Chiropracters; Chiropractor | A provider qualified by a Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.), licensed by the State and who practices chiropractic medicine -that discipline within the healing arts which deals with the nervous system and its relationship to the spinal column and its interrelationship with other body systems. |
4 | L: (111NI0900N) | 13176 | 111NI0900N | Chiropracters; Chiropractor; Internist | |
4 | L: (111NN0400N) | 13177 | 111NN0400N | Chiropracters; Chiropractor; Neurology | |
4 | L: (111NN1001N) | 13178 | 111NN1001N | Chiropracters; Chiropractor; Nutrition | |
4 | L: (111NR0200N) | 13181 | 111NR0200N | Chiropracters; Chiropractor; Radiology | |
4 | L: (111NS0005N) | 13182 | 111NS0005N | Chiropracters; Chiropractor; Sports Physician | |
4 | L: (111NT0100N) | 13183 | 111NT0100N | Chiropracters; Chiropractor; Thermography | |
4 | L: (111NX0100N) | 13179 | 111NX0100N | Chiropracters; Chiropractor; Occupational Medicine | |
4 | L: (111NX0800N) | 13180 | 111NX0800N | Chiropracters; Chiropractor; Orthopedic | |
2 | A: BehavioralHealthAndOrSocialServiceProviderHIPAA | 13131 | Broad classification aggregating providers who are trained and educated to perform services related to behavioral health, mental health, and counseling and may be licensed or practice within the scope or licensure or training. | ||
3 | S: BehavioralHealthAndOrSocial ServiceCounselorHIPAA (101Y00000N) | 13132 | 101Y00000N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Counselor | A provider who is trained and educated in the performance of behavior health services through interpersonal communications and analysis. Training and education at the specialty level usually requires a master's degree and clinical experience and supervision for licensure or certification. |
4 | L: (101YA0400N) | 13141 | 101YA0400N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Counselor; Add | |
4 | L: (101YM0800N) | 13142 | 101YM0800N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Counselor; Men | |
4 | L: (101YP1600N) | 13143 | 101YP1600N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Counselor; Pas | |
4 | L: (101YP2500N) | 13144 | 101YP2500N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Counselor; Pro | |
4 | L: (101YS0200N) | 13145 | 101YS0200N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Counselor; Sch | |
3 | A: NeuropsychologistHIPAA | 13147 | An individual with a doctorate degree, licensure in clinical psychology and specialized training or board certification in neuropsychology who practices or adheres to the principles of neuropsychology; a specialty within the field of psychology focusing primarily on neurobehavioral functioning. | ||
4 | L: (103GC0700N) | 13148 | 103GC0700N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Neuropsycholog | |
3 | S: PsychoanalystHIPAA (103S00000N) | 13149 | 103S00000N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychoanalyst | (1) A practitioner of psychoanalysis: methods of eliciting from patients their past emotional experiences and their role in influencing their current mental life, in order to discover the conflicts and mechanisms by which their pathologic mental state has been produced and to furnish hints for psychotherapeutic procedures, the method employs free association, recall and interpretation of dreams and interpretation of transference and resistance phenomena; (2) An individual who is educated with a doctor's degree in psychoanalysis or psychology, trained at an established psychoanalytic institute, and practices or adheres to the principles of psychoanalysis. Psychoanalysis is a form of psychotherapy and a system of investigation for determining and understanding mental processes, which was originally conceived by Sigmund Freud. Psychoanalysis involves the analysis and interpretation of dreams, resistances, and transferences, and uses free association and catharsis. Clinical practice requires licensure. |
4 | L: (103SA1400N) | 13151 | 103SA1400N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychoanalyst; | |
4 | L: (103SA1800N) | 13150 | 103SA1800N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychoanalyst; | |
3 | S: PsychologistHIPAA (103T00000N) | 13152 | 103T00000N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychologist | An individual who specializes in psychological research, testing, and/or therapy. Psychology is the branch of science that deals with mental processes and behavior, composed of the following major fields: abnormal, clinical, comparative, counseling, developmental, educational, engineering, experimental, industrial, learning, motivation, perception, personality, physiological, psychometrics, school, and social psychology. |
4 | L: (103TA0400N) | 13153 | 103TA0400N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychologist; | |
4 | L: (103TA0700N) | 13154 | 103TA0700N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychologist; | |
4 | L: (103TB0200N) | 13155 | 103TB0200N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychologist; | |
4 | L: (103TC0700N) | 13157 | 103TC0700N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychologist; | |
4 | L: (103TC1900N) | 13158 | 103TC1900N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychologist; | |
4 | L: (103TC2200N) | 13156 | 103TC2200N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychologist; | |
4 | L: (103TE1000N) | 13159 | 103TE1000N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychologist; | |
4 | L: (103TE1100N) | 13160 | 103TE1100N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychologist; | |
4 | L: (103TF0000N) | 13161 | 103TF0000N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychologist; | |
4 | L: (103TF0200N) | 13162 | 103TF0200N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychologist; | |
4 | L: (103TH0100N) | 13163 | 103TH0100N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychologist; | |
4 | L: (103TM1700N) | 13164 | 103TM1700N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychologist; | |
4 | L: (103TM1800N) | 13165 | 103TM1800N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychologist; | |
4 | L: (103TP2700N) | 13166 | 103TP2700N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychologist; | |
4 | L: (103TP2701N) | 13167 | 103TP2701N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychologist; | |
4 | L: (103TR0400N) | 13168 | 103TR0400N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychologist; | |
4 | L: (103TS0200N) | 13169 | 103TS0200N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychologist; | |
4 | L: (103TW0100N) | 13170 | 103TW0100N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Psychologist; | |
3 | S: SocialWorkerHIPAA (104100000N) | 13171 | 104100000N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Social Worker | A clinical social worker is a person who is qualified by a master of Social Work (M.S.W.) degree, licensed, certified or registered by the state as a social worker and practicing within the scope of that license. A social worker provides assistance and counseling to patients and their families and dealing with social, emotional and environmental problems. |
4 | L: (1041C0700N) | 13172 | 1041C0700N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Social Worker; | |
4 | L: (1041S0200N) | 13173 | 1041S0200N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Social Worker; | |
3 | L: (106H00000N) | 13146 | 106H00000N | Behavioral Health & Social Service; Marriage & Fam | A mental health provider, e.g. social worker, psychologist, etc. who concentrates his/her practice on the social, emotional and psychological treatment of married couples and families. |
3 | L: (225CA2500N) | 13627 | 225CA2500N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Rehabil | |
2 | A: DietaryAndOrNutritionalServiceProviderHIPAA | 13197 | Broad category defining practitioners who help prevent and treat illness by promoting healthy eating habits, scientifically evaluating diets and suggesting modifications. They may also assess the nutritional needs of patients, develop and implement nutritional care plans. | ||
3 | A: DietaryManagerHIPAA | 13198 | A dietary manager is a trained food services professional who is charged with maintaining cost/profit objectives, purchasing foods and services for the department and supervising staff. Dietary managers are trained to understand the basic nutritional needs of clients and work in partnership with dietitians, who offer specialized nutritional expertise. The CDM certified dietary manager designation is an advanced professional credential awarded to dietary managers who have completed specific course work, have passed the national credentialing exams (including a sanitation and safety exam) and have applied for certification. | ||
3 | S: NutritionistHIPAA (133N00000N) | 13205 | 133N00000N | Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers; Nutrition | A specialist in adapting and applying food and nutrient knowledge to the solution of food and nutritional problems, the control of disease, and the promotion of health. Nutritionists perform research, instruct groups and individuals about nutritional requirements, and assist people in developing meal patterns that meet their nutritional needs; (2) A nutritionist is someone who has completed undergraduate and/or graduate training in the discipline of nutrition without necessarily meeting the academic and experience requirements to qualify for the Registered Dietitian designation. |
4 | L: (133NN1002N) | 13206 | 133NN1002N | Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers; Nutrition | |
3 | S: RegisteredDieticianHIPAA (133V00000N) | 13201 | 133V00000N | Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers; Dietician | A registered dietician (RD) is a food and nutrition expert who has successfully completed a minimum of a bachelor's degree at a US regionally accredited university or college and course work approved by The American Dietetic Association (ADA); an ADA-accredited or approved, supervised practice program, typically 6 to 12 months in length; a national examination administered by the Commission on Dietetic Registration; and continuing professional educational requirements to maintain registration. |
4 | L: (133VN1004N) | 13203 | 133VN1004N | Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers; Dietician | |
4 | L: (133VN1005N) | 13204 | 133VN1005N | Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers; Dietician | |
4 | L: (133VN1006N) | 13202 | 133VN1006N | Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers; Dietician | |
3 | L: (136A00000N) | 13200 | 136A00000N | Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers; Dietetic | A person trained in food and nutrition who is an integral part of health care and foodservice management teams. A dietetic technician, registered (DTR) has successfully completed at least a two-year associate's degree at a US regionally accredited college or university; a dietetic technician program approved by The American Dietetic Association, including 450 hours of supervised practice experience; a national examination administered by the Commission on Dietetic Registration; and continuing professional educational requirements to maintain registration. |
2 | A: EmergencyMedicalServiceProviderHIPAA | 13207 | Broad category for individuals who complete additional training and education in the area of pre-hospital emergency services and are licensed and/or practice within the scope of that training. | ||
3 | L: (146L00000N) | 13210 | 146L00000N | Emergency Medical Service Providers; Emergency Med | An EMT, Paramedic is an individual trained and certified to perform advanced life support (ALS) in medical emergencies based on individual state boards. |
3 | L: (146M00000N) | 13209 | 146M00000N | Emergency Medical Service Providers; Emergency Med | An Intermediate EMT is an individual trained and certified to perform intermediate life support treatment in medical emergencies based on individual state boards. |
3 | L: (146N00000N) | 13208 | 146N00000N | Emergency Medical Service Providers; Emergency Med | A Basic EMT is an individual trained and certified to perform basic life support treatment in medical emergencies based on individual state boards. |
2 | A: EyeAndVisionServiceProviderHIPAA | 13211 | Broad category grouping individuals who render services related to the human eye and visual systems, but are not an allopathic or osteopathic physicians. | ||
3 | A: EyeAndVisionServiceProviderTechnicianAndOrTechnologistHIPAA | 13219 | A broad category grouping different kinds of technologists and technicians. See individual definitions. | ||
4 | L: (156FC0800N) | 13220 | 156FC0800N | Eye and Vision Service Providers; Technician/Techn | |
4 | L: (156FC0801N) | 13221 | 156FC0801N | Eye and Vision Service Providers; Technician/Techn | |
4 | L: (156FX1100N) | 13223 | 156FX1100N | Eye and Vision Service Providers; Technician/Techn | |
4 | L: (156FX1101N) | 13224 | 156FX1101N | Eye and Vision Service Providers; Technician/Techn | |
4 | L: (156FX1201N) | 13226 | 156FX1201N | Eye and Vision Service Providers; Technician/Techn | |
4 | L: (156FX1202N) | 13227 | 156FX1202N | Eye and Vision Service Providers; Technician/Techn | |
4 | L: (156FX1700N) | 13222 | 156FX1700N | Eye and Vision Service Providers; Technician/Techn | |
4 | L: (156FX1800N) | 13225 | 156FX1800N | Eye and Vision Service Providers; Technician/Techn | |
4 | L: (156FX1900N) | 13228 | 156FX1900N | Eye and Vision Service Providers; Technician/Techn | |
3 | S: OptometristHIPAA (152W00000N) | 13212 | 152W00000N | Eye and Vision Service Providers; Optometrist | An optometrist is a person qualified by a Doctor of Optometry (O.D. ) degree, licensed by the state and practicing within the scope of that license. Optometrists examine the eyes and related structures to determine the presence of any abnormality and prescribe and adapt lenses or optical aids. They use drugs for diagnosis in all states and for treatment in some states. They do not perform surgery. |
4 | L: (152WC0800N) | 13213 | 152WC0800N | Eye and Vision Service Providers; Optometrist; Con | |
4 | L: (152WL0500N) | 13214 | 152WL0500N | Eye and Vision Service Providers; Optometrist; Low | |
4 | L: (152WP0200N) | 13216 | 152WP0200N | Eye and Vision Service Providers; Optometrist; Ped | |
4 | L: (152WS0006N) | 13217 | 152WS0006N | Eye and Vision Service Providers; Optometrist; Spo | |
4 | L: (152WV0400N) | 13218 | 152WV0400N | Eye and Vision Service Providers; Optometrist; Vis | |
4 | L: (152WX0102N) | 13215 | 152WX0102N | Eye and Vision Service Providers; Optometrist; Occ | |
2 | A: NursingServiceProviderHIPAA | 13229 | Providers who are trained and educated to perform services in health promotion, disease prevention, acute and chronic care, and restoration of health, and health maintenance across the life span. | ||
3 | S: RegisteredNurseHIPAA (163W00000N) | 13232 | 163W00000N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse | (1) A registered nurse is a person qualified by graduation from an accredited nursing school (depending upon schooling, a registered nurse may receive either a diploma from a hospital program, an associate degree in nursing (A.D.N.) or a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing (B.S.N.), who is licensed or certified by the state, and is practicing within the scope of that license or certification. R.N.'s assist patient in recovering and maintaining their physical or mental health. They assist physicians during treatments and examinations and administer medications. (2) A provider who is trained and educated in a formal nursing education program at an accredited school of nursing, passes a national certification examination, and is licensed by the state to practice nursing. The individual provides nursing services to patients or clients in areas such as health promotion, disease prevention, acute and chronic care and restoration and maintenance of health across the life span. |
4 | L: (163WA0400N) | 13233 | 163WA0400N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Addic | |
4 | L: (163WA2000N) | 13234 | 163WA2000N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Admin | |
4 | L: (163WC0200N) | 13241 | 163WC0200N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Criti | |
4 | L: (163WC0400N) | 13236 | 163WC0400N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Case | |
4 | L: (163WC1400N) | 13237 | 163WC1400N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Colle | |
4 | L: (163WC1500N) | 13238 | 163WC1500N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Commu | |
4 | L: (163WC1600N) | 13240 | 163WC1600N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Conti | |
4 | L: (163WC2100N) | 13239 | 163WC2100N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Conti | |
4 | L: (163WC3500N) | 13235 | 163WC3500N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Cardi | |
4 | L: (163WD0400N) | 13242 | 163WD0400N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Diabe | |
4 | L: (163WD1100N) | 13243 | 163WD1100N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Dialy | |
4 | L: (163WE0003N) | 13244 | 163WE0003N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Emerg | |
4 | L: (163WE0900N) | 13245 | 163WE0900N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Enter | |
4 | L: (163WF0300N) | 13246 | 163WF0300N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Fligh | |
4 | L: (163WG0000N) | 13248 | 163WG0000N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Gener | |
4 | L: (163WG0100N) | 13247 | 163WG0100N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Gastr | |
4 | L: (163WG0600N) | 13249 | 163WG0600N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Geron | |
4 | L: (163WH0200N) | 13251 | 163WH0200N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Home | |
4 | L: (163WH0500N) | 13250 | 163WH0500N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Hemod | |
4 | L: (163WH1000N) | 13252 | 163WH1000N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Hospi | |
4 | L: (163WI0500N) | 13254 | 163WI0500N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Infus | |
4 | L: (163WI0600N) | 13253 | 163WI0600N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Infec | |
4 | L: (163WL0100N) | 13255 | 163WL0100N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Lacta | |
4 | L: (163WM0102N) | 13257 | 163WM0102N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Mater | |
4 | L: (163WM0705N) | 13258 | 163WM0705N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Medic | |
4 | L: (163WM1400N) | 13256 | 163WM1400N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Massa | |
4 | L: (163WN0002N) | 13259 | 163WN0002N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Neona | |
4 | L: (163WN0003N) | 13260 | 163WN0003N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Neona | |
4 | L: (163WN0300N) | 13261 | 163WN0300N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Nephr | |
4 | L: (163WN0800N) | 13262 | 163WN0800N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Neuro | |
4 | L: (163WN1003N) | 13263 | 163WN1003N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Nutri | |
4 | L: (163WP0000N) | 13273 | 163WP0000N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Pain | |
4 | L: (163WP0200N) | 13275 | 163WP0200N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Pedia | |
4 | L: (163WP0218N) | 13274 | 163WP0218N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Pedia | |
4 | L: (163WP0807N) | 13281 | 163WP0807N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Psych | |
4 | L: (163WP0808N) | 13279 | 163WP0808N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Psych | |
4 | L: (163WP0809N) | 13280 | 163WP0809N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Psych | |
4 | L: (163WP1700N) | 13276 | 163WP1700N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Perin | |
4 | L: (163WP2200N) | 13277 | 163WP2200N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Post- | |
4 | L: (163WP2201N) | 13278 | 163WP2201N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Post- | |
4 | L: (163WR0400N) | 13282 | 163WR0400N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Rehab | |
4 | L: (163WR1000N) | 13283 | 163WR1000N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Repro | |
4 | L: (163WS0121N) | 13285 | 163WS0121N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Surge | |
4 | L: (163WS0200N) | 13284 | 163WS0200N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Schoo | |
4 | L: (163WU0100N) | 13286 | 163WU0100N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Urolo | |
4 | L: (163WW0000N) | 13288 | 163WW0000N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Wound | |
4 | L: (163WW0101N) | 13287 | 163WW0101N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Women | |
4 | L: (163WX0002N) | 13264 | 163WX0002N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Obste | |
4 | L: (163WX0003N) | 13265 | 163WX0003N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Obste | |
4 | L: (163WX0106N) | 13266 | 163WX0106N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Occup | |
4 | L: (163WX0200N) | 13267 | 163WX0200N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Oncol | |
4 | L: (163WX0601N) | 13272 | 163WX0601N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Otorh | |
4 | L: (163WX0800N) | 13270 | 163WX0800N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Ortho | |
4 | L: (163WX1000N) | 13268 | 163WX1000N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Opera | |
4 | L: (163WX1100N) | 13269 | 163WX1100N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Ophth | |
4 | L: (163WX1500N) | 13271 | 163WX1500N | Nursing Service Providers; Registered Nurse; Ostom | |
3 | L: (164W00000N) | 13230 | 164W00000N | Nursing Service Providers; Licensed Practical Nurs | An individual with post-high school vocational training and practical experience in the provision of nursing care at a level less than that required for certification as a Registered Nurse. Requirements for education, experience, licensure, and job responsibilities vary among the states. |
3 | L: (164X00000N) | 13231 | 164X00000N | Nursing Service Providers; Licensed Vocational Nur | An individual with post-high school vocational training and practical experience in the provision of nursing care at a level less than that required for certification as a Registered Nurse. [An alternate term for licensed practical nurse arising from difference in occupational titles between states and post-high school training programs and institutions.] Requirements for education, experience, licensure, and job responsibilities vary among the states. |
2 | S: NursingServiceRelatedProviderHIPAA (374T00000N) | 13289 | 374T00000N | Nursing Service Related Providers | Providers who are trained and educated to perform and administer services related to health promotion, disease prevention, acute and chronic care, spiritual guidance and comfort for healing and health, restoration of health and health maintenance across the life span. |
3 | A: NursingServiceRelatedProviderTechnicianHIPAA | 13134 | (1) A person with specialized training in a narrow field of expertise whose occupation requires training and is skilled in specific technical processes and procedures. (2) An individual having special skill or practical knowledge in an area, such as operation and maintenance of equipment or performance of laboratory procedures involving biochemical analyses. Special technical qualifications are normally required, though an increasing number or technicians also possess university degrees in science, and occasionally doctorate degrees. The distinction between technician and technologist in the health care field is not always clear. | ||
4 | L: (3747P1801N) | 13135 | 3747P1801N | Nursing Service Related Providers; Technician; Per | |
3 | L: (374T00000N) | 13290 | 374T00000N | Nursing Service Related Providers; Christian Scien | A practitioner listed and certified by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Massachusetts. |
3 | L: (374U00000N) | 13291 | 374U00000N | Nursing Service Related Providers; Home Health Aid | A person trained to assist public health nurses, home health nurses, and other health professionals in the bedside care of patients in their homes. |
3 | L: (376G00000N) | 13133 | 376G00000N | Nursing Service Related Providers; Nursing Home Ad | An individual, often licensed by the state, who is responsible for the management of a nursing home. |
3 | L: (376J00000N) | 13292 | 376J00000N | Nursing Service Related Providers; Homemaker | A person who, under the supervision of a home health or welfare agency, assists elderly, ill, and disabled persons by providing services intended to preserve independent living and normal family life; frequently, household chores such as cooking and cleaning. |
3 | L: (376K00000N) | 13293 | 376K00000N | Nursing Service Related Providers; Nurse's Aide | (1) An unlicensed individual who is trained to function in an assistive role to the licensed nurse in the provision of patient/client activities as delegated by the nurse; (2) An individual trained (either on-the-job or through a formal course generally of less than one year) and experienced in performing patient or client-care nursing tasks that do not require the skills of a specialist, technician, or professional. Examples of tasks performed by nurses aides include changing clothes, diapers, and beds; assisting patients to perform exercises or personal hygiene tasks, and supporting communication or social interaction. Specific education and credentials are not required for this work. |
2 | A: OtherPhysicianProviderHIPAA | 13578 | A State licensed provider in allopathic or osteopathic medicine who performs services in a role defined independently of the scope of medical practice. | ||
3 | A: OtherPhysicianOsteopathHIPAA | 13579 | A physician is a person qualified by a doctorate in medicine (M.D.) or osteopathy (D.O.), licensed by the state, and practicing within the scope of that license. A physician generally has primary responsibility for the health care of the patient. While M.D.s and D.O.s may use all accepted methods of treatment, including drugs and surgery, D.O.s place special emphasis on the body's musculoskeletal systems. | ||
4 | L: (353BL0002N) | 13580 | 353BL0002N | Physicians (Other Roles); Physician/Osteopath; Lab | |
4 | L: (353BS0900N) | 13581 | 353BS0900N | Physicians (Other Roles); Physician/Osteopath; Sup | |
2 | A: OtherServiceProviderHIPAA | 13136 | Providers not otherwise classified, who perform or administer services in or related to the delivery or research of health care services, disease, and restoration of health. An individual provider who is not represented in one of the identified categories but whose data may be needed for clinical, operational or administrative processes. | ||
3 | A: OtherServiceProviderContractorHIPAA | 13139 | A person who contracts to supply certain materials or do certain work for a stipulated sum; esp., one whose business is contracting work in any of the building trades. For purposes of the taxonomy, a person who contracts to complete home repairs or modifications to accommodate a health condition (e.g. wheelchair ramp, kitchen counter lowering). | ||
4 | L: (171WH0202N) | 13140 | 171WH0202N | Other Service Providers; Contractor; Home Modifica | |
3 | A: OtherServiceProviderSpecialistHIPAA | 13347 | An individual educated and trained in an applied knowledge discipline used in the performance of work at a level requiring knowledge and skills beyond or apart from that provided by a general education or liberal arts degree. | ||
4 | L: (1744G0900N) | 13348 | 1744G0900N | Other Service Providers; Specialist; Graphics Desi | |
4 | L: (1744P3200N) | 13349 | 1744P3200N | Other Service Providers; Specialist; Prosthetics C | |
4 | L: (1744R1102N) | 13351 | 1744R1102N | Other Service Providers; Specialist; Research Stud | |
4 | L: (1744R1103N) | 13350 | 1744R1103N | Other Service Providers; Specialist; Research Data | |
3 | A: VeterinarianHIPAA | 13352 | A doctor of veterinary medicine, trained and authorized to practice veterinarian medicine and surgery. | ||
4 | L: (174MM1900N) | 13353 | 174MM1900N | Other Service Providers; Veterinarian; Medical Res | |
3 | L: (171100000N) | 13137 | 171100000N | Other Service Providers; Acupuncturist | An acupuncturist is a person who performs ancient therapy for alleviation of pain, anesthesia and treatment of some diseases. Acupuncturists use long, fine needles inserted into specific points in order to treat painful conditions or produce anesthesia. |
3 | L: (171100000N) | 13138 | 171100000N | Other Service Providers; Acupuncturist | An acupuncturist is a person who performs ancient therapy for alleviation of pain, anesthesia and treatment of some diseases. Acupuncturists use long, fine needles inserted into specific points in order to treat painful conditions or produce anesthesia. |
3 | L: (172A00000N) | 13341 | 172A00000N | Other Service Providers; Driver | A person employed to operate a motor vehicle as a carrier of persons or property. |
3 | L: (173000000N) | 13344 | 173000000N | Other Service Providers; Legal Medicine | The specialty areas of medicine concerned with matters of, and relations with, substantive law and legal institutions; such as the conduct of medical examinations at crime scenes, performance of autopsies, giving of expert medical testimony in judicial proceedings, medical treatment of inmates of penal institutions, the practice of trauma medicine in law enforcement settings, and other clinical practice and medical science applications in the fields of law, law enforcement, and corrections. |
3 | L: (175F00000N) | 13346 | 175F00000N | Other Service Providers; Naturopath | An individual who practices naturopathy, a system of therapeutics in which neither surgical nor medicinal agents are used, dependence being placed only on natural (nonmedicinal) forces. |
3 | L: (175L00000N) | 13343 | 175L00000N | Other Service Providers; Homeopath | A provider who is educated and trained in a system of therapeutics in which diseases are treated by drugs which are capable of producing in healthy persons symptoms like those of the disease to be treated. Treatment requires administering a drug in minute doses. |
3 | L: (175M00000N) | 13345 | 175M00000N | Other Service Providers; Midwife, Lay (Non-nurse) | A person qualified by experience and limited specialized training to provide obstetric and neo-natal care in the management of women having normal pregnancy, labor and childbirth. The lay midwife is licensed in some states. |
3 | L: (176P00000N) | 13342 | 176P00000N | Other Service Providers; Funeral Director | A person, usually an embalmer, whose business is to arrange for the burial or cremation of the dead and to assist at the funeral rites. |
2 | A: OtherTechnologistAndOrTechnicianHIPAA | 13644 | A broad category grouping providers who apply scientific knowledge in solving practical or theoretical problems or applies technical procedures in accordance with their training and experience. | ||
3 | A: CardiologySpecialistOrTechnologistHIPAA | 13660 | An allied health professional who performs diagnostic examinations at the request or direction of a physician in one or more of the following three areas: invasive cardiology, noninvasive cardiology, and noninvasive peripheral vascular study. Cardiovascular technologists are one type of allied health professional for which the Committee on Allied Health Education and Accreditation has accredited education programs. | ||
4 | L: (246VC0100N) | 13661 | 246VC0100N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246VC2400N) | 13662 | 246VC2400N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246VC2901N) | 13663 | 246VC2901N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246VC2902N) | 13664 | 246VC2902N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246VC2903N) | 13665 | 246VC2903N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246VP3600N) | 13666 | 246VP3600N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246VS1301N) | 13667 | 246VS1301N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246VV0100N) | 13668 | 246VV0100N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
3 | A: Health InformationSpecialistOrTechnologistHIPAA | 13669 | An individual with a high school diploma, on-the-job experience and coding education from seminars or college classes who passes a national certification examination in either inpatient and outpatient facility services coding, or physician services coding. | ||
4 | L: (246YC3301N) | 13670 | 246YC3301N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246YC3302N) | 13671 | 246YC3302N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246YR1600N) | 13672 | 246YR1600N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
3 | A: HealthInformationTechnicianHIPAA | 13703 | Preferred term for an Accredited Record Technician who is an individual with an associate's degree from an accredited college or independent study program who is skilled in analyzing health information and in examination of medical records for accuracy, reporting of patient data for reimbursement, and creation of disease registries for researchers. | ||
4 | L: (2470A2800N) | 13704 | 2470A2800N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Technician, He | |
3 | A: OtherTechnologistOrTechnicianHIPAA | 13673 | General classification identifying individuals trained on specific equipment and technical procedures in one of a collection of miscellaneous healthcare disciplines. | ||
4 | L: (246ZA2600N) | 13674 | 246ZA2600N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246ZB0301N) | 13676 | 246ZB0301N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246ZB0302N) | 13677 | 246ZB0302N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246ZB0500N) | 13675 | 246ZB0500N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246ZB0600N) | 13678 | 246ZB0600N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246ZE0500N) | 13679 | 246ZE0500N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246ZE0600N) | 13680 | 246ZE0600N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246ZF0200N) | 13681 | 246ZF0200N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246ZG0701N) | 13683 | 246ZG0701N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246ZG1000N) | 13682 | 246ZG1000N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246ZI1000N) | 13684 | 246ZI1000N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246ZN0300N) | 13685 | 246ZN0300N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246ZS0400N) | 13686 | 246ZS0400N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246ZV0500N) | 13687 | 246ZV0500N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
3 | A: OtherTechnologistOrTechnicianProviderHIPAA | 13705 | A collective term for persons with specialized training in various narrow fields of expertise whose occupations require training and skills in specific technical processes and procedures; and where further classification is deemed unnecessary by the user. | ||
4 | L: (2472B0301N) | 13706 | 2472B0301N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Technician, Ot | |
4 | L: (2472D0500N) | 13707 | 2472D0500N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Technician, Ot | |
4 | L: (2472E0500N) | 13708 | 2472E0500N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Technician, Ot | |
4 | L: (2472R0900N) | 13709 | 2472R0900N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Technician, Ot | |
4 | L: (2472V0600N) | 13710 | 2472V0600N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Technician, Ot | |
3 | A: PathologySpecialistOrTechnologistHIPAA | 13688 | (1) An individual educated and trained in clinical chemistry, microbiology or other biological sciences; and in gathering data on the blood, tissues, and fluids in the human body. Tests and procedures performed or supervised center on major areas of hematology, microbiology, immunohematology, immunology, clinical chemistry and urinalysis. Education and certification requires the equivalent of an associate degree and alternative combinations of accredited training and experience. (2) A specially trained individual who works under the direction of a pathologist, other physician, or scientist, and performs specialized chemical, microscopic, and bacteriological tests of human blood, tissue, and fluids. Also known as medical technologists, they perform and supervise tests and procedures in clinical chemistry, immunology, serology, bacteriology, hematology, parasitology, mycology, urinalysis, and blood banking. | ||
4 | L: (246QB0000N) | 13689 | 246QB0000N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246QC1000N) | 13690 | 246QC1000N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246QC2700N) | 13691 | 246QC2700N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246QH0000N) | 13693 | 246QH0000N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246QH0401N) | 13692 | 246QH0401N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246QH0600N) | 13694 | 246QH0600N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246QI0000N) | 13695 | 246QI0000N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246QL0900N) | 13696 | 246QL0900N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246QL0901N) | 13697 | 246QL0901N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246QM0706N) | 13698 | 246QM0706N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
4 | L: (246QM0900N) | 13699 | 246QM0900N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Specialist/Tec | |
3 | A: PathologyTechnicianHIPAA | 13711 | An individual with knowledge of specific techniques and instruments who performs all of the routine tests in a medical laboratory and who has the ability to discriminate between similar factors that directly affect procedures and results. | ||
4 | L: (246RH0600N) | 13712 | 246RH0600N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Technician, Pa | |
4 | L: (246RM2200N) | 13713 | 246RM2200N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Technician, Pa | |
4 | L: (246RP1900N) | 13714 | 246RP1900N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Technician, Pa | |
3 | A: RadiologicTechnologistHIPAA | 13645 | An individual who is trained and qualified in the [art and science of] use of both ionizing and non-ionizing radiation for the purposes of diagnostic medical imaging, interventional procedures and therapeutic treatment. | ||
4 | L: (2471C1101N) | 13646 | 2471C1101N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Radiologic Tec | |
4 | L: (2471C3401N) | 13647 | 2471C3401N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Radiologic Tec | |
4 | L: (2471C3402N) | 13648 | 2471C3402N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Radiologic Tec | |
4 | L: (2471D1300N) | 13649 | 2471D1300N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Radiologic Tec | |
4 | L: (2471M1201N) | 13650 | 2471M1201N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Radiologic Tec | |
4 | L: (2471M1202N) | 13651 | 2471M1202N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Radiologic Tec | |
4 | L: (2471M2300N) | 13652 | 2471M2300N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Radiologic Tec | |
4 | L: (2471N0900N) | 13653 | 2471N0900N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Radiologic Tec | |
4 | L: (2471Q0001N) | 13654 | 2471Q0001N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Radiologic Tec | |
4 | L: (2471Q0002N) | 13655 | 2471Q0002N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Radiologic Tec | |
4 | L: (2471R0002N) | 13657 | 2471R0002N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Radiologic Tec | |
4 | L: (2471R0003N) | 13656 | 2471R0003N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Radiologic Tec | |
4 | L: (2471R1500N) | 13658 | 2471R1500N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Radiologic Tec | |
4 | L: (2471S1302N) | 13659 | 2471S1302N | Technologists, Technicians & Other; Radiologic Tec | |
2 | A: PharmacyServiceProviderHIPAA | 13354 | A broad category grouping providers who render services relating to the preparation and dispensing of drugs. | ||
3 | S: PharmacistHIPAA (183500000N) | 13355 | 183500000N | Pharmacy Service Providers; Pharmacist | An individual who is licensed to prepare and sell or dispense drugs and compounds and to make up prescriptions. |
4 | L: (1835G0000N) | 13356 | 1835G0000N | Pharmacy Service Providers; Pharmacist; General Pr | |
4 | L: (1835N0905N) | 13357 | 1835N0905N | Pharmacy Service Providers; Pharmacist; Nuclear Ph | |
4 | L: (1835N1003N) | 13358 | 1835N1003N | Pharmacy Service Providers; Pharmacist; Nutrition | |
4 | L: (1835P1200N) | 13359 | 1835P1200N | Pharmacy Service Providers; Pharmacist; Pharmacoth | |
4 | L: (1835P1300N) | 13360 | 1835P1300N | Pharmacy Service Providers; Pharmacist; Psychophar | |
3 | A: PharmacyServiceProviderTechnicianHIPAA | 13361 | (1) A person with specialized training in a narrow field of expertise whose occupation requires training and is skilled in specific technical processes and procedures. (2) An individual having special skill or practical knowledge in an area, such as operation and maintenance of equipment or performance of laboratory procedures involving biochemical analyses. Special technical qualifications are normally required, though an increasing number or technicians also possess university degrees in science, and occasionally doctorate degrees. The distinction between technician and technologist in the health care field is not always clear. | ||
4 | L: (1847P3400N) | 13362 | 1847P3400N | Pharmacy Service Providers; Technician; Pharmacy | |
2 | A: PhysicianAssistantsAndOrAdvancedPracticeNursingProviderHIPAA | 13363 | A broad grouping of providers who are: 1) trained, educated, and certified to perform basic medical and minor surgical services (or to assist the physician in performance of more complex services) under general physician supervision; and 2) trained, educated at a post-graduate level, and certified to perform autonomous and specialized roles as nurse practitioners, midwives, nurse anesthetists, or clinical nurse specialists. | ||
3 | S: ClinicalNurseSpecialistHIPAA (364S00000N) | 13364 | 364S00000N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | A registered nurse who, through a graduate degree program in nursing, or through a formal post-basic education program or continuing education courses and clinical experience, is expert in a specialty area of nursing practice within one or more of the components of direct patient/client care, consultation, education, research and administration. |
4 | L: (364SA2100N) | 13365 | 364SA2100N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SA2200N) | 13366 | 364SA2200N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SC0200N) | 13369 | 364SC0200N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SC1501N) | 13368 | 364SC1501N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SC2300N) | 13367 | 364SC2300N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SE0003N) | 13370 | 364SE0003N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SE1400N) | 13371 | 364SE1400N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SF0001N) | 13372 | 364SF0001N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SG0600N) | 13373 | 364SG0600N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SH0200N) | 13375 | 364SH0200N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SH1100N) | 13374 | 364SH1100N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SI0800N) | 13376 | 364SI0800N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SL0600N) | 13377 | 364SL0600N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SM0705N) | 13378 | 364SM0705N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SN0000N) | 13379 | 364SN0000N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SN0004N) | 13380 | 364SN0004N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SN0800N) | 13381 | 364SN0800N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SP0200N) | 13385 | 364SP0200N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SP0807N) | 13390 | 364SP0807N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SP0808N) | 13388 | 364SP0808N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SP0809N) | 13389 | 364SP0809N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SP0810N) | 13391 | 364SP0810N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SP0811N) | 13392 | 364SP0811N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SP0812N) | 13393 | 364SP0812N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SP0813N) | 13394 | 364SP0813N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SP1700N) | 13386 | 364SP1700N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SP2800N) | 13387 | 364SP2800N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SR0400N) | 13395 | 364SR0400N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SR1300N) | 13396 | 364SR1300N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SS0200N) | 13397 | 364SS0200N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364ST0500N) | 13398 | 364ST0500N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SW0102N) | 13399 | 364SW0102N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SX0106N) | 13382 | 364SX0106N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SX0200N) | 13383 | 364SX0200N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (364SX0204N) | 13384 | 364SX0204N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
3 | S: NursePractitionerHIPAA (363L00000N) | 13402 | 363L00000N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | (1)A registered nurse provider with a graduate degree in nursing prepared for advanced practice involving independent and interdependent decision making and direct accountability for clinical judgment across the health care continuum or in a certified specialty. (2) A registered nurse who has completed additional training beyond basic nursing education and who provides primary health care services in accordance with state nurse practice laws or statutes. Tasks performed by nurse practitioners vary with practice requirements mandated by geographic, political, economic, and social factors. Nurse practitioner specialists include, but are not limited to, family nurse practitioners, gerontological nurse practitioners, pediatric nurse practitioners, obstetric-gynecologic nurse practitioners, and school nurse practitioners. |
4 | L: (363LA2100N) | 13403 | 363LA2100N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (363LA2200N) | 13404 | 363LA2200N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (363LC0200N) | 13406 | 363LC0200N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (363LC1500N) | 13405 | 363LC1500N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (363LF0000N) | 13407 | 363LF0000N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (363LG0600N) | 13408 | 363LG0600N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (363LN0000N) | 13409 | 363LN0000N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (363LN0005N) | 13410 | 363LN0005N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (363LP0200N) | 13413 | 363LP0200N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (363LP0222N) | 13415 | 363LP0222N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (363LP0223N) | 13414 | 363LP0223N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (363LP0808N) | 13419 | 363LP0808N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (363LP1700N) | 13416 | 363LP1700N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (363LP2300N) | 13417 | 363LP2300N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (363LS0200N) | 13420 | 363LS0200N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (363LW0102N) | 13421 | 363LW0102N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (363LX0001N) | 13411 | 363LX0001N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (363LX0106N) | 13412 | 363LX0106N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
3 | S: PhysicianAssistantHIPAA (363A00000N) | 13422 | 363A00000N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | A physician assistant is a person who has successfully completed an accredited education program for physician assistant, is licensed by the state and is practicing within the scope of that license. Physician assistants are formally trained to perform many of the routine, time-consuming tasks a physician can do. In some states, they may prescribe medications. They take medical histories, perform physical exams, order lab tests and x-rays, and give inoculations. Most states require that they work under the supervision of a physician. |
4 | L: (363AM0700N) | 13423 | 363AM0700N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
4 | L: (363AS0400N) | 13424 | 363AS0400N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | |
3 | L: (366B00000N) | 13400 | 366B00000N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | A provider educated in the independent management of women's health and focusing particularly on pregnancy, childbirth, the post-partum period, care of the newborn, family planning and gynecological needs of women and primary care of women. Certification requires education at the post-secondary level in midwifery and health services. |
3 | L: (367500000N) | 13401 | 367500000N | Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P | (1)A licensed registered nurse with advanced specialty education in anesthesia who, in collaboration with appropriate health care professionals, provides preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative care to patients and assists in management and resuscitation of critical patients in intensive care, coronary care, and emergency situations. Nurse anesthetists are certified following successful completion of credentials and state licensure review and a national examination directed by the Council on Certification of Nurse Anesthetists. (2) A registered nurse who is qualified by special training to administer anesthesia in collaboration with a physician or dentist and who can assist in the care of patients who are in critical condition. |
2 | A: PhysicianHIPAA | 13425 | A broad category grouping state licensed providers in allopathic or osteopathic medicine whose scope of practice is determined by education. | ||
3 | S: PhysicianAndOrOsteopathHIPAA (203B00000N) | 13426 | 203B00000N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath | A physician is a person qualified by a doctorate in medicine (M.D.) or osteopathy (D.O.), licensed by the state, and practicing within the scope of that license. A physician generally has primary responsibility for the health care of the patient. While M.D.s and D.O.s may use all accepted methods of treatment, including drugs and surgery, D.O.s place special emphasis on the body's musculoskeletal systems. |
4 | L: (203BA0000Y) | 13428 | 203BA0000Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Adolescent Medici | |
4 | L: (203BA0001N) | 13429 | 203BA0001N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Adolescent Medici | |
4 | L: (203BA0002Y) | 13430 | 203BA0002Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Adolescent Medici | |
4 | L: (203BA0003Y) | 13431 | 203BA0003Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Adolescent Medici | |
4 | L: (203BA0100Y) | 13434 | 203BA0100Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Aerospace Medicin | |
4 | L: (203BA0101Y) | 13435 | 203BA0101Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Aerospace Medicin | |
4 | L: (203BA0200N) | 13438 | 203BA0200N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Allergy | |
4 | L: (203BA0201Y) | 13439 | 203BA0201Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Allergy & Immunol | |
4 | L: (203BA0202N) | 13440 | 203BA0202N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Allergy & Immunol | |
4 | L: (203BA0300Y) | 13441 | 203BA0300Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Anesthesiology | |
4 | L: (203BA0401N) | 13427 | 203BA0401N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Addiction Medicin | |
4 | L: (203BA0501N) | 13432 | 203BA0501N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Adolescent Only, | |
4 | L: (203BA0502N) | 13433 | 203BA0502N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Adolescent Only, | |
4 | L: (203BA0503N) | 13436 | 203BA0503N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Age Specific, Gre | |
4 | L: (203BA0504N) | 13437 | 203BA0504N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Age Specific, New | |
4 | L: (203BB0000N) | 13442 | 203BB0000N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Blood Banking | |
4 | L: (203BB0001Y) | 13443 | 203BB0001Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Blood Banking & T | |
4 | L: (203BB0100Y) | 13444 | 203BB0100Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Body Imaging | |
4 | L: (203BC0000Y) | 13445 | 203BC0000Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Cardiac Electroph | |
4 | L: (203BC0001Y) | 13446 | 203BC0001Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Cardiac Electroph | |
4 | L: (203BC0100Y) | 13447 | 203BC0100Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Cardiology | |
4 | L: (203BC0200Y) | 13449 | 203BC0200Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Critical Care Med | |
4 | L: (203BC0201Y) | 13450 | 203BC0201Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Critical Care Med | |
4 | L: (203BC0202Y) | 13451 | 203BC0202Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Critical Care Med | |
4 | L: (203BC0203Y) | 13452 | 203BC0203Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Critical Care Med | |
4 | L: (203BC0300Y) | 13453 | 203BC0300Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Cytogenetics, Cli | |
4 | L: (203BC0500Y) | 13454 | 203BC0500Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Cytopathology | |
4 | L: (203BC2500Y) | 13448 | 203BC2500Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Cardiovascular Di | |
4 | L: (203BD0100Y) | 13455 | 203BD0100Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Dermatology | |
4 | L: (203BD0101Y) | 13456 | 203BD0101Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Dermatology Micro | |
4 | L: (203BD0300N) | 13459 | 203BD0300N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Diabetes | |
4 | L: (203BD0900Y) | 13457 | 203BD0900Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Dermatopathology | |
4 | L: (203BD0901N) | 13458 | 203BD0901N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Dermatopathology: | |
4 | L: (203BE0004Y) | 13460 | 203BE0004Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Emergency Medicin | |
4 | L: (203BE0100Y) | 13461 | 203BE0100Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Endocrinology | |
4 | L: (203BE0101Y) | 13462 | 203BE0101Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Endocrinology, Di | |
4 | L: (203BE0102Y) | 13463 | 203BE0102Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Endocrinology, Re | |
4 | L: (203BF0100Y) | 13464 | 203BF0100Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Family Practice | |
4 | L: (203BF0201Y) | 13465 | 203BF0201Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Forensic Patholog | |
4 | L: (203BF0202N) | 13466 | 203BF0202N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Forensic Psychiat | |
4 | L: (203BG0000Y) | 13468 | 203BG0000Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; General Practice | |
4 | L: (203BG0100Y) | 13467 | 203BG0100Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Gastroenterology | |
4 | L: (203BG0200Y) | 13473 | 203BG0200Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Genetics, Medical | |
4 | L: (203BG0201Y) | 13469 | 203BG0201Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Genetics, Clinica | |
4 | L: (203BG0202Y) | 13470 | 203BG0202Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Genetics, Clinica | |
4 | L: (203BG0203Y) | 13472 | 203BG0203Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Genetics, Clinica | |
4 | L: (203BG0204Y) | 13471 | 203BG0204Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Genetics, Clinica | |
4 | L: (203BG0300N) | 13474 | 203BG0300N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Geriatric Medicin | |
4 | L: (203BG0301Y) | 13475 | 203BG0301Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Geriatric Medicin | |
4 | L: (203BG0302Y) | 13476 | 203BG0302Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Geriatric Medicin | |
4 | L: (203BG0303Y) | 13477 | 203BG0303Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Geriatric Medicin | |
4 | L: (203BG0400N) | 13478 | 203BG0400N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Gynecology | |
4 | L: (203BH0000Y) | 13479 | 203BH0000Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Hematology | |
4 | L: (203BH0001Y) | 13481 | 203BH0001Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Hematology: Inter | |
4 | L: (203BH0002Y) | 13482 | 203BH0002Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Hematology: Patho | |
4 | L: (203BH0003Y) | 13480 | 203BH0003Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Hematology & Onco | |
4 | L: (203BI0001N) | 13483 | 203BI0001N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Immunology, Clini | |
4 | L: (203BI0002N) | 13484 | 203BI0002N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Immunology, Clini | |
4 | L: (203BI0003Y) | 13488 | 203BI0003Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Immunology, Derma | |
4 | L: (203BI0004Y) | 13489 | 203BI0004Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Immunology: Labor | |
4 | L: (203BI0005N) | 13485 | 203BI0005N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Immunology, Clini | |
4 | L: (203BI0006N) | 13486 | 203BI0006N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Immunology, Clini | |
4 | L: (203BI0007N) | 13487 | 203BI0007N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Immunology, Clini | |
4 | L: (203BI0100Y) | 13490 | 203BI0100Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Immunopathology | |
4 | L: (203BI0200Y) | 13491 | 203BI0200Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Infectious Diseas | |
4 | L: (203BI0300Y) | 13493 | 203BI0300Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Internal Medicine | |
4 | L: (203BI0400N) | 13492 | 203BI0400N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Infertility | |
4 | L: (203BL0000Y) | 13494 | 203BL0000Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Laboratory Medici | |
4 | L: (203BM0101Y) | 13495 | 203BM0101Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Maternal & Fetal | |
4 | L: (203BM0200Y) | 13496 | 203BM0200Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Medical Diseases | |
4 | L: (203BM0300Y) | 13497 | 203BM0300Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Medical Microbiol | |
4 | L: (203BN0001Y) | 13498 | 203BN0001Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Neonatal-Perinata | |
4 | L: (203BN0100Y) | 13499 | 203BN0100Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Neonatology | |
4 | L: (203BN0200N) | 13500 | 203BN0200N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Neopathology | |
4 | L: (203BN0300Y) | 13501 | 203BN0300Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Nephrology | |
4 | L: (203BN0400Y) | 13502 | 203BN0400Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Neurology | |
4 | L: (203BN0402Y) | 13503 | 203BN0402Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Neurology, Child | |
4 | L: (203BN0500Y) | 13504 | 203BN0500Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Neuropathology | |
4 | L: (203BN0600Y) | 13505 | 203BN0600Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Neurophysiology, | |
4 | L: (203BN0700Y) | 13506 | 203BN0700Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Neuroradiology | |
4 | L: (203BN0900Y) | 13509 | 203BN0900Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Nuclear Medicine | |
4 | L: (203BN0901Y) | 13507 | 203BN0901Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Nuclear Cardiolog | |
4 | L: (203BN0902Y) | 13508 | 203BN0902Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Nuclear Imaging & | |
4 | L: (203BN0903Y) | 13510 | 203BN0903Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Nuclear Medicine, | |
4 | L: (203BN0904Y) | 13511 | 203BN0904Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Nuclear Radiology | |
4 | L: (203BP0001Y) | 13307 | 203BP0001Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pain Management - | |
4 | L: (203BP0100Y) | 13309 | 203BP0100Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pathology | |
4 | L: (203BP0101Y) | 13310 | 203BP0101Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pathology, Anatom | |
4 | L: (203BP0102Y) | 13311 | 203BP0102Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pathology, Anatom | |
4 | L: (203BP0103Y) | 13312 | 203BP0103Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pathology, Anatom | |
4 | L: (203BP0104Y) | 13313 | 203BP0104Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pathology, Chemic | |
4 | L: (203BP0105Y) | 13314 | 203BP0105Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pathology, Clinic | |
4 | L: (203BP0107N) | 13315 | 203BP0107N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pathology, Radioi | |
4 | L: (203BP0200Y) | 13333 | 203BP0200Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pediatrics | |
4 | L: (203BP0201Y) | 13316 | 203BP0201Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pediatric Allergy | |
4 | L: (203BP0202Y) | 13317 | 203BP0202Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pediatric Cardiol | |
4 | L: (203BP0203Y) | 13318 | 203BP0203Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pediatric Critica | |
4 | L: (203BP0204Y) | 13319 | 203BP0204Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pediatric Emergen | |
4 | L: (203BP0205Y) | 13320 | 203BP0205Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pediatric Endocri | |
4 | L: (203BP0206Y) | 13321 | 203BP0206Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pediatric Gastroe | |
4 | L: (203BP0207Y) | 13322 | 203BP0207Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pediatric Hematol | |
4 | L: (203BP0208Y) | 13323 | 203BP0208Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pediatric Infecti | |
4 | L: (203BP0209Y) | 13324 | 203BP0209Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pediatric Intensi | |
4 | L: (203BP0210Y) | 13326 | 203BP0210Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pediatric Nephrol | |
4 | L: (203BP0211Y) | 13327 | 203BP0211Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pediatric Neurolo | |
4 | L: (203BP0212Y) | 13328 | 203BP0212Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pediatric Otolary | |
4 | L: (203BP0213Y) | 13329 | 203BP0213Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pediatric Patholo | |
4 | L: (203BP0214Y) | 13330 | 203BP0214Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pediatric Pulmono | |
4 | L: (203BP0215N) | 13331 | 203BP0215N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pediatric Radiolo | |
4 | L: (203BP0216Y) | 13332 | 203BP0216Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pediatric Rheumat | |
4 | L: (203BP0220N) | 13325 | 203BP0220N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pediatric Medical | |
4 | L: (203BP0400Y) | 13336 | 203BP0400Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Physical Medicine | |
4 | L: (203BP0500Y) | 13337 | 203BP0500Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Preventive Medici | |
4 | L: (203BP0600Y) | 13338 | 203BP0600Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Proctology | |
4 | L: (203BP0800Y) | 13339 | 203BP0800Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Psychiatry | |
4 | L: (203BP0801Y) | 13340 | 203BP0801Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Psychiatry & Neur | |
4 | L: (203BP0802Y) | 13515 | 203BP0802Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Psychiatry, Addic | |
4 | L: (203BP0803Y) | 13516 | 203BP0803Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Psychiatry, Child | |
4 | L: (203BP0804Y) | 13517 | 203BP0804Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Psychiatry, Child | |
4 | L: (203BP0805Y) | 13518 | 203BP0805Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Psychiatry, Geria | |
4 | L: (203BP0806N) | 13519 | 203BP0806N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Psychiatry, Pedia | |
4 | L: (203BP0901N) | 13521 | 203BP0901N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Public Health & G | |
4 | L: (203BP0903Y) | 13522 | 203BP0903Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Public Health: Pr | |
4 | L: (203BP1001Y) | 13523 | 203BP1001Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pulmonary Disease | |
4 | L: (203BP1003Y) | 13524 | 203BP1003Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pulmonary Medicin | |
4 | L: (203BP1200N) | 13335 | 203BP1200N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pharmacotherapy | |
4 | L: (203BP1300N) | 13520 | 203BP1300N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Psychopharmacy | |
4 | L: (203BP2600N) | 13334 | 203BP2600N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pharmacology, Cli | |
4 | L: (203BP2900N) | 13308 | 203BP2900N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Pain Medicine | |
4 | L: (203BR0001Y) | 13525 | 203BR0001Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Radiation Oncolog | |
4 | L: (203BR0002Y) | 13526 | 203BR0002Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Radiation Therapy | |
4 | L: (203BR0200Y) | 13528 | 203BR0200Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Radiology | |
4 | L: (203BR0201Y) | 13529 | 203BR0201Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Radiology, Angiog | |
4 | L: (203BR0202Y) | 13530 | 203BR0202Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Radiology, Diagno | |
4 | L: (203BR0203N) | 13531 | 203BR0203N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Radiology, Therap | |
4 | L: (203BR0204N) | 13532 | 203BR0204N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Radiology, Vascul | |
4 | L: (203BR0205N) | 13527 | 203BR0205N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Radiological Phys | |
4 | L: (203BR0300N) | 13533 | 203BR0300N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Radium Therapy | |
4 | L: (203BR0402Y) | 13534 | 203BR0402Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Rehabilitation Me | |
4 | L: (203BR0500Y) | 13535 | 203BR0500Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Rheumatology | |
4 | L: (203BR0600N) | 13536 | 203BR0600N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Rhinology | |
4 | L: (203BR0700Y) | 13537 | 203BR0700Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Roentgenology | |
4 | L: (203BR0701Y) | 13538 | 203BR0701Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Roentgenology, Di | |
4 | L: (203BS0000Y) | 13539 | 203BS0000Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Sports Medicine | |
4 | L: (203BS0001Y) | 13540 | 203BS0001Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Sports Medicine: | |
4 | L: (203BS0002Y) | 13541 | 203BS0002Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Sports Medicine: | |
4 | L: (203BS0003Y) | 13542 | 203BS0003Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Sports Medicine: | |
4 | L: (203BS0004Y) | 13543 | 203BS0004Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Sports Medicine: | |
4 | L: (203BS0100Y) | 13548 | 203BS0100Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, General | |
4 | L: (203BS0101Y) | 13546 | 203BS0101Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Colon & | |
4 | L: (203BS0102Y) | 13570 | 203BS0102Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgical Critical | |
4 | L: (203BS0104N) | 13544 | 203BS0104N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Abdomina | |
4 | L: (203BS0105Y) | 13550 | 203BS0105Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Hand | |
4 | L: (203BS0106Y) | 13551 | 203BS0106Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Hand: Or | |
4 | L: (203BS0107Y) | 13552 | 203BS0107Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Hand: Pl | |
4 | L: (203BS0108N) | 13553 | 203BS0108N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Head & N | |
4 | L: (203BS0110Y) | 13554 | 203BS0110Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Neurolog | |
4 | L: (203BS0111Y) | 13555 | 203BS0111Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Obstetri | |
4 | L: (203BS0113Y) | 13556 | 203BS0113Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Orthoped | |
4 | L: (203BS0114N) | 13557 | 203BS0114N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Orthoped | |
4 | L: (203BS0115N) | 13558 | 203BS0115N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Orthoped | |
4 | L: (203BS0116N) | 13559 | 203BS0116N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Orthoped | |
4 | L: (203BS0117N) | 13560 | 203BS0117N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Orthoped | |
4 | L: (203BS0119N) | 13561 | 203BS0119N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Orthoped | |
4 | L: (203BS0120Y) | 13563 | 203BS0120Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Pediatri | |
4 | L: (203BS0121Y) | 13564 | 203BS0121Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Plastic | |
4 | L: (203BS0122Y) | 13565 | 203BS0122Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Plastic | |
4 | L: (203BS0123Y) | 13547 | 203BS0123Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Facial P | |
4 | L: (203BS0125Y) | 13566 | 203BS0125Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Thoracic | |
4 | L: (203BS0126Y) | 13567 | 203BS0126Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Thoracic | |
4 | L: (203BS0127N) | 13568 | 203BS0127N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Traumati | |
4 | L: (203BS0128Y) | 13569 | 203BS0128Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Urologic | |
4 | L: (203BS0129Y) | 13549 | 203BS0129Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, General | |
4 | L: (203BS0130Y) | 13562 | 203BS0130Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Otorhino | |
4 | L: (203BS0133N) | 13545 | 203BS0133N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Surgery, Cardiova | |
4 | L: (203BT0000Y) | 13572 | 203BT0000Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Toxicology, Medic | |
4 | L: (203BT0001Y) | 13574 | 203BT0001Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Toxicology, Medic | |
4 | L: (203BT0002Y) | 13573 | 203BT0002Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Toxicology, Medic | |
4 | L: (203BT0100N) | 13571 | 203BT0100N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Thermography | |
4 | L: (203BU0001Y) | 13575 | 203BU0001Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Ultrasound, Diagn | |
4 | L: (203BU0100Y) | 13577 | 203BU0100Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Urology | |
4 | L: (203BU0300Y) | 13576 | 203BU0300Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Underseas Medicin | |
4 | L: (203BX0000N) | 13512 | 203BX0000N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Obstetrics | |
4 | L: (203BX0001Y) | 13513 | 203BX0001Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Obstetrics & Gyne | |
4 | L: (203BX0100Y) | 13514 | 203BX0100Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Occupational Medi | |
4 | L: (203BX0104Y) | 13294 | 203BX0104Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Occupational Medi | |
4 | L: (203BX0105Y) | 13295 | 203BX0105Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Occupational-Envi | |
4 | L: (203BX0200Y) | 13296 | 203BX0200Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Oncology | |
4 | L: (203BX0201Y) | 13297 | 203BX0201Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Oncology, Gynecol | |
4 | L: (203BX0202Y) | 13298 | 203BX0202Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Oncology, Medical | |
4 | L: (203BX0300Y) | 13299 | 203BX0300Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Ophthalmology | |
4 | L: (203BX0500Y) | 13302 | 203BX0500Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Otolaryngology | |
4 | L: (203BX0600Y) | 13305 | 203BX0600Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Otorhinolaryngolo | |
4 | L: (203BX0601N) | 13306 | 203BX0601N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Otorhinolaryngolo | |
4 | L: (203BX0800N) | 13300 | 203BX0800N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Orthopedic | |
4 | L: (203BX0900N) | 13303 | 203BX0900N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Otology | |
4 | L: (203BX0901N) | 13304 | 203BX0901N | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Otology & Neuroto | |
4 | L: (203BX2100Y) | 13301 | 203BX2100Y | Physicians; Physician/Osteopath; Osteopathic Manip | |
2 | A: PodiatricMedicineAndOrSurgeryServiceProviderHIPAA | 13582 | Broad category grouping licensed providers who renders services related to the human foot. | ||
3 | S: PodiatristHIPAA (213E00000N) | 13584 | 213E00000N | Podiatric Medicine & Surgery Service; Podiatrist | A podiatrist is a person qualified by a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (D.P.M.) degree, licensed by the state, and practicing within the scope of that license. Podiatrists diagnose and treat foot diseases and deformities. They perform medical, surgical and other operative procedures, prescribe corrective devices and prescribe and administer drugs and physical therapy. |
4 | L: (213EG0000N) | 13585 | 213EG0000N | Podiatric Medicine & Surgery Service; Podiatrist; | |
4 | L: (213EP0504N) | 13586 | 213EP0504N | Podiatric Medicine & Surgery Service; Podiatrist; | |
4 | L: (213EP1101N) | 13587 | 213EP1101N | Podiatric Medicine & Surgery Service; Podiatrist; | |
4 | L: (213ER0200N) | 13588 | 213ER0200N | Podiatric Medicine & Surgery Service; Podiatrist; | |
4 | L: (213ES0000N) | 13589 | 213ES0000N | Podiatric Medicine & Surgery Service; Podiatrist; | |
4 | L: (213ES0103N) | 13591 | 213ES0103N | Podiatric Medicine & Surgery Service; Podiatrist; | |
4 | L: (213ES0131N) | 13590 | 213ES0131N | Podiatric Medicine & Surgery Service; Podiatrist; | |
3 | L: (211D00000N) | 13583 | 211D00000N | Podiatric Medicine & Surgery Service; Assistant, P | An individual who assists a podiatrist in tasks, such as exposing and developing x-rays; taking and recording patient histories; assisting in biomechanical evaluations and negative castings; preparing and sterilizing instruments and equipment; providing the patient with postoperative instructions; applying surgical dressings; preparing the patient for treatment, padding, and strapping; and performing routine office procedures. |
2 | A: RespiratoryAndOrRehabilitativeAndOrRestorativeProviderHIPAA | 13592 | A provider who is trained and educated to perform services related to respiratory care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, rehabilitation and restorative services and may be licensed, certified or practice within the scope the scope of training. | ||
3 | S: OccupationalTherapistHIPAA (225X00000N) | 13598 | 225X00000N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Occupat | An occupational therapist is a person qualified by completion of an approved program in occupational therapy, licensed by the state and practicing within the scope of that license, or where licensure does not exist, certified by the American Occupational Therapy Certification Board. An occupational therapist evaluates the self-care, work and leisure performance skills of well and disabled clients and plans and implements programs to restore, develop or maintain the task performance skills necessary for daily living and for the client's particular occupational role. |
4 | L: (225XC0400N) | 13599 | 225XC0400N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Occupat | |
4 | L: (225XE1200N) | 13600 | 225XE1200N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Occupat | |
4 | L: (225XH1200N) | 13601 | 225XH1200N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Occupat | |
4 | L: (225XH1300N) | 13602 | 225XH1300N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Occupat | |
4 | L: (225XN1300N) | 13603 | 225XN1300N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Occupat | |
4 | L: (225XP0200N) | 13604 | 225XP0200N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Occupat | |
4 | L: (225XR0403N) | 13605 | 225XR0403N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Occupat | |
3 | S: PhysicalTherapistHIPAA (225100000N) | 13609 | 225100000N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Physica | (1) Physical therapists are health care professionals who evaluate and treat people with health problems resulting from injury or disease. PT's assess joint motion, muscle strength and endurance, function of heart and lungs, and performance of activities required in daily living, among other responsibilities. Treatment includes therapeutic exercises, cardiovascular endurance training, and training in activities of daily living. (2) A physical therapist is a person qualified by an accredited program in physical therapy, licensed by the state, and practicing within the scope of that license. Physical therapists treat disease, injury, or loss of a bodily part by physical means, such as the application of light, heat, cold, water, electricity, massage and exercise. They develop treatment plans based upon each patient's strengths, weaknesses, range of motion and ability to function. (3) A health professional who specializes in physical therapy- the health care field concerned primarily with the treatment of disorders with physical agents and methods, such as massage, manipulation, therapeutic exercises, cold, heat (including short-wave, microwave, and ultrasonic diathermy), hydrotherapy, electric stimulation and light to assist in rehabilitating patients and in restoring normal function after an illness or injury. |
4 | L: (2251C0400N) | 13611 | 2251C0400N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Physica | |
4 | L: (2251C2600N) | 13610 | 2251C2600N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Physica | |
4 | L: (2251E1200N) | 13613 | 2251E1200N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Physica | |
4 | L: (2251E1300N) | 13612 | 2251E1300N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Physica | |
4 | L: (2251G0304N) | 13614 | 2251G0304N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Physica | |
4 | L: (2251H1200N) | 13615 | 2251H1200N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Physica | |
4 | L: (2251H1300N) | 13616 | 2251H1300N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Physica | |
4 | L: (2251N0400N) | 13617 | 2251N0400N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Physica | |
4 | L: (2251P0200N) | 13619 | 2251P0200N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Physica | |
4 | L: (2251S0007N) | 13620 | 2251S0007N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Physica | |
4 | L: (2251X0800N) | 13618 | 2251X0800N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Physica | |
3 | S: RehabilitationCounselorHIPAA (225C00000N) | 13625 | 225C00000N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Rehabil | An individual trained and educated in a systematic process of assisting persons with physical, mental, developmental, cognitive, and emotional disabilities to achieve their personal, career, and independent living goals assessment and appraisal, diagnosis and treatment planning, career (vocational) counseling, individual and group counseling interventions for adjustments to the medical and psychosocial impact of disability, case management, program evaluation and research, job analysis and placement counseling, and consultation on rehabilitation resources and technology. Certification generally requires a Master's degree with specialized courses in rehabilitation processes and technology. |
4 | L: (225CA2400N) | 13626 | 225CA2400N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Rehabil | |
3 | A: RespiratoryAndOrRehabilitativeAndOrRestorativeSpecialistOrTechnologistHIPAA | 13631 | General classification identifying individuals who are trained on a specific piece of equipment or technical procedure. | ||
4 | L: (2255A2300N) | 13632 | 2255A2300N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Special | |
4 | L: (2255R0406N) | 13633 | 2255R0406N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Special | |
3 | S: RespiratoryTherapistHIPAA (225900000N) | 13629 | 225900000N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Respira | A respiratory therapist is a person who has graduated from a respiratory therapy program accredited by the Committee on Allied Health Education and Accreditation, and where applicable, is licensed by the state and is practicing within the scope of that license. A respiratory therapist administers oxygen and other gases and provides assistance with equipment to patients with either acute or chronic breathing difficulties, often within the home. |
4 | L: (2259P1700N) | 13630 | 2259P1700N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Respira | |
3 | L: (221700000N) | 13593 | 221700000N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Art The | (1) An individual who uses art to achieve the therapeutic goals of symptom relief, emotional integration, and recovery from or adjustment to illness or disability. (2) An art therapist uses a form of treatment that enables patients with mental or physical disabilities to use art as a way of expressing and dealing with feelings and inner conflicts. (3) An individual who uses arts modalities and creative processes during intentional intervention in therapeutic, rehabilitative, community, or educational settings to foster health, communication, and expression; promote the integration of physical, emotional, cognitive, and social functioning; enhance self-awareness; and facilitate change. |
3 | L: (222Z00000N) | 13608 | 222Z00000N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Orthoti | An individual skilled in the practice, making, use and application to individual cases of an orthopedic appliance or apparatus used to support, align, prevent or correct deformities or to improve the function of movable parts of the body. |
3 | L: (224P00000N) | 13622 | 224P00000N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Prosthe | An individual skilled in the practice, making, use, and application to individual cases of an artificial substitute for a missing body part, such as an arm or leg, eye or tooth, used for functional or cosmetic reasons, or both. |
3 | L: (224Z00000N) | 13606 | 224Z00000N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Occupat | An Occupational Therapy assistant: provides medically prescribed occupational therapy services under the supervision of a registered occupational therapist to promote rehabilitation of patients in the hospital, home, schools and other settings; has completed a 2-year associate degree or one of the limited number of certificate programs; has met the qualifications as determined by the representative assembly and thus is entitled to use the term Certified occupational therapy assistant. |
3 | L: (225000000N) | 13607 | 225000000N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Orthoti | An individual skilled in the practice, making, use and application to individual cases of an orthopedic appliance or apparatus used to support, align, prevent or correct deformities or to improve the function of movable parts of the body. |
3 | L: (225200000N) | 13621 | 225200000N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Physica | (1)Physical therapist assistants are skilled health care providers who are graduates of a physical therapist assistant associate degree program accredited by an agency recognized by the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Education or Council on Postsecondary Accreditation, who assists the physical therapist in providing physical therapy. The supervising physical therapist is directly responsible for the actions of the physical therapist assistant. The PTA performs physical therapy procedures and related tasks that have been selected and delegated by the supervising physical therapist. Duties of the PTA include assisting the physical therapist in implementing treatment programs, training patients in exercised and activities of daily living, conducting treatments, and reporting to the physical therapist on the patient's responses. In addition to direct patient care, the PTA may also perform such functions as patient transport, and clinic or equipment preparation and maintenance. Currently more than half of all states require PTAs to be licensed, registered or certified. (2) An individual who works under the supervision of a physical therapist to assist him or her in providing physical therapy services. A physical therapy assistant may, for instance, help patients follow an appropriate exercise program that will increase their strength, endurance, coordination, and range of motion and train patients to perform activities of daily life. |
3 | L: (225400000N) | 13628 | 225400000N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Rehabil | A health care practitioner who trains or retrains individuals disabled by disease or injury to help them attain their maximum functional capacity. |
3 | L: (225600000N) | 13594 | 225600000N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Dance T | The dance therapist, sometimes called a movement therapist, focuses on rhythmic body movements as a medium of physical and psychological change. Dance therapy is practiced more often with mental health patients than with physically disabled patients. A master's degree is required by the American Dance Therapy Association to award the credentials Dance Therapist Registered (DTR). |
3 | L: (225700000N) | 13596 | 225700000N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Massage | An individual trained in the manipulation of tissues (as by rubbing, stroking, kneading, or tapping) with the hand or an instrument for remedial or hygienic purposes. |
3 | L: (225800000N) | 13624 | 225800000N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Recreat | A recreation therapist uses recreational activities for intervention in some physical, social or emotional behavior to bring about a desired change in that behavior and promote the growth and development of the patient. |
3 | L: (225A00000N) | 13597 | 225A00000N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Music T | The music therapist works with patients with a broad variety of diagnoses and therapeutic goals. The interventions may involve musical performance with instruments, voice or body movements; listening to music; or attending musical events. |
3 | L: (225B00000N) | 13623 | 225B00000N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Pulmona | An individual who is trained and qualified in the techniques and procedures for assessment and treatment of diseases of the lungs and airways such as pneumonia, cancer, pleurisy, asthma, bronchitis, emphysema, and other disorders. Therapy involves assessment of lung functions, assisting the patient in therapeutic exercise and monitoring mechanical assistance to ventilation. |
3 | L: (226300000N) | 13595 | 226300000N | Respiratory, Rehabilitative & Restorative; Kinesio | A provider trained and educated in the applied science of medically prescribed therapeutic exercise, education and adapted physical activities designed to improve the quality of line and health of adults and children by developing physical fitness, increasing mobility and independence, and improving psychosocial behavior. The kinesiotherapist seeks a coach-player relationship in which he/she helps the patient/client reach the goal of becoming an independent, self-sustaining person. Kinesiotherapists, as compared with physical therapists, put more emphasis on geriatric care, reconditioning and fitness, and psychiatric care. A large percentage of kinesiotherapists practice in Veterans Administration hospitals. |
2 | A: SpeechAndOrLanguageAndOrHearingServiceProviderHIPAA | 13634 | A provider who renders services to improve communicative skills of people with language, speech and hearing impairments. | ||
3 | S: AudiologistHIPAA (231H00000N) | 13635 | 231H00000N | Speech, Language and Hearing Service; Audiologist | (1) A specialist in evaluation, habilitation and rehabilitation of those whose communication disorders center in whole or in part in hearing function. Audiologists are autonomous professionals who identify, assess, and manage disorders of the auditory, balance and other neural systems. Audiologists provide audiological (aural) rehabilitation to children and adults across the entire age span. Audiologists select, fit and dispense amplification systems such as hearing aids and related devices. (2) An audiologist is a person qualified by a master's degree in audiology, licensed by the state, where applicable, and practicing within the scope of that license. Audiologists evaluate and treat patients with impaired hearing. They plan, direct and conduct rehabilitative programs with audiotry substitutional devises (hearing aids) and other therapy. |
4 | L: (231HA2400N) | 13636 | 231HA2400N | Speech, Language and Hearing Service; Audiologist; | |
4 | L: (231HA2500N) | 13637 | 231HA2500N | Speech, Language and Hearing Service; Audiologist; | |
3 | A: SpeechAndOrLanguageAndOrHearingServiceSpecialistOrTechnologistHIPAA | 13640 | General classification identifying individuals who are trained on a specific piece of equipment or technical procedure. | ||
4 | L: (2355A2700N) | 13641 | 2355A2700N | Speech, Language and Hearing Service; Specialist/T | |
4 | L: (2355S0801N) | 13642 | 2355S0801N | Speech, Language and Hearing Service; Specialist/T | |
3 | L: (235Z00000N) | 13643 | 235Z00000N | Speech, Language and Hearing Service; Speech-Langu | A speech pathologist is a person qualified by a master's degree in speech-language pathology, and where applicable, licensed by the state and practicing within the scope of the license. Also, known as speech therapist, a speech pathologist evaluates patients with language and speech impairments or disorders, whether arising from physiological and neurological disturbances, defective articulation or foreign dialects, and conducts remedial programs designed to restore or improve their communication efficacy. Speech pathologists assess and treat persons with speech, language, voice, and fluency disorders. |
3 | L: (237600000N) | 13638 | 237600000N | Speech, Language and Hearing Service; Audiologist- | An audiologist/hearing aid fitter is the professional who specializes in evaluating and treating people with hearing loss, conducts a wide variety of tests to determine the exact nature of an individual's hearing problem, presents a variety of treatment options to patients, dispenses and fits hearing aids, administers tests of balance to evaluate dizziness and provides hearing rehabilitation training. This classification should be used where individuals are licensed as "audiologist-hearing aid fitters" as opposed to states that license individuals as "audiologists". |
3 | L: (237700000N) | 13639 | 237700000N | Speech, Language and Hearing Service; Hearing Inst | Individuals who test hearing for the selection, adaptation, fitting, adjusting, servicing, and sale of hearing aids. Hearing Instrument Specialist is a designation provided individuals who qualify by the National Hearing Aid Society. |
1 | A: OrganizationalHealthcareProviderHIPAA | 13715 | |||
2 | A: AbstractHealthcareProviderAgencyHIPAA | 13716 | A non-facility provider that renders outpatient outreach services that are not provided at a specific location. The licensure or registration is assigned to the agency rather than to the individual practitioners as would be the case in a group practice. | ||
3 | A: HealthcareProviderAgencyHIPAA | 13717 | A non-facility provider that renders outpatient outreach services that are not provided at a specific location. The licensure or registration is assigned to the agency rather than to the individual practitioners as would be the case in a group practice. | ||
4 | L: (2514C0400N) | 13718 | 2514C0400N | Agencies; Agency; Case Management | |
4 | L: (2514H0200N) | 13719 | 2514H0200N | Agencies; Agency; Home Health | |
4 | L: (2514H0201N) | 13720 | 2514H0201N | Agencies; Agency; Home Infusion | |
4 | L: (2514H0300N) | 13721 | 2514H0300N | Agencies; Agency; Hospice Care, Community Based | |
4 | L: (2514N1101N) | 13722 | 2514N1101N | Agencies; Agency; Nursing Care | |
4 | L: (2514P0906N) | 13723 | 2514P0906N | Agencies; Agency; Public Health or Welfare | |
4 | L: (2514V0001N) | 13724 | 2514V0001N | Agencies; Agency; Voluntary or Charitable | |
2 | A: AmbulatoryHealthCareFacilityHIPAA | 13725 | |||
3 | A: AmbulatoryClinicOrCenterHIPAA | 13726 | A facility or distinct part of one used for the diagnosis and treatment of outpatients. "Clinic/center" is irregularly defined, either including or excluding physician's offices and allied health professionals, sometimes being limited to organizations serving specialized treatment requirements or distinct patient/client groups (e.g., radiology, poor, public health). | ||
4 | L: (261QA0600N) | 13727 | 261QA0600N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QA1903N) | 13728 | 261QA1903N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QB0400N) | 13729 | 261QB0400N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QC1500N) | 13730 | 261QC1500N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QC1800N) | 13731 | 261QC1800N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QD0000N) | 13732 | 261QD0000N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QE0002N) | 13733 | 261QE0002N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QE0700N) | 13734 | 261QE0700N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QE0800N) | 10907 | 261QE0800N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | (X12N 261QD0000N) |
4 | L: (261QF0400N) | 13737 | 261QF0400N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QH0100N) | 13738 | 261QH0100N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QI0500N) | 13739 | 261QI0500N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QL0400N) | 13740 | 261QL0400N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QM0801N) | 13742 | 261QM0801N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QM1000N) | 13743 | 261QM1000N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QM1100N) | 13744 | 261QM1100N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QM1101N) | 13745 | 261QM1101N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QM1102N) | 13746 | 261QM1102N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QM1200N) | 13741 | 261QM1200N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QM1300N) | 13747 | 261QM1300N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QP0904N) | 13759 | 261QP0904N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QP0905N) | 13760 | 261QP0905N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QP2000N) | 13753 | 261QP2000N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QP2400N) | 13758 | 261QP2400N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QP3300N) | 10951 | 261QP3300N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | (X12N 261QP3300N) |
4 | L: (261QR0206N) | 13763 | 261QR0206N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QR0207N) | 13765 | 261QR0207N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QR0208N) | 13764 | 261QR0208N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QR0400N) | 13767 | 261QR0400N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QR0401N) | 13768 | 261QR0401N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QR0404N) | 10590 | 261QR0404N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QR0405N) | 13769 | 261QR0405N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QR0800N) | 13766 | 261QR0800N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QR1100N) | 13772 | 261QR1100N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QR1300N) | 13773 | 261QR1300N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QS0132N) | 13776 | 261QS0132N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QS1000N) | 13775 | 261QS1000N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QS1200N) | 13774 | 261QS1200N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QU0200N) | 13779 | 261QU0200N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QV0200N) | 13780 | 261QV0200N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QX0100N) | 13748 | 261QX0100N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QS0112N) | 10946 | 261QS0112N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | |
4 | L: (261QP2300N) | 10952 | 261QP2300N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | (X12N 261QP2300N) |
4 | L: (261QP1100N) | 10962 | 261QP1100N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | (X12N 261QP1100N) |
4 | L: (261QR0200N) | 10908 | 261QR0200N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | A practice setting where radiology services (diagnostic or therapeutic) are provided (X12N 261QR0200N) |
4 | L: (261QX0203N) | 10909 | 261QX0203N | Ambulatory Health Care Facilities; Clinic/Center; | (X12N 261QX0203N) |
2 | A: HospitalPracticeSetting | 10602 | |||
3 | S: (282N00000N) | 10603 | 282N00000N | Hospitals; General Acute Care Hospital | (X12N 282N00000N) |
4 | L: (282NC2000N) | 13796 | 282NC2000N | Hospitals; General Acute Care Hospital; Children | |
4 | L: (282NR1301N) | 13797 | 282NR1301N | Hospitals; General Acute Care Hospital; Rural | |
4 | L: (282NW0100N) | 13798 | 282NW0100N | Hospitals; General Acute Care Hospital; Women | |
3 | S: (283X00000N) | 10604 | 283X00000N | Hospitals; Rehabilitation Hospital | (X12N 283X00000N) |
4 | L: (283XC2000N) | 13806 | 283XC2000N | Hospitals; Rehabilitation Hospital; Children | |
3 | S: ChronicDiseaseHospitalHIPAA (281P00000N) | 13792 | 281P00000N | Hospitals; Chronic Disease Hospital | (1) A hospital including a physical plant and personnel that provides multidisciplinary diagnosis and treatment for diseases that have one or more of the following characteristics: is permanent; leaves residual disability; is caused by nonreversible pathological alteration; requires special training of the patient for rehabilitation; and/or may be expected to require a long period of supervision or care. In addition, patients require the safety, security, and shelter of these specialized inpatient or partial hospitalization settings. (2) A hospital that provides medical and skilled nursing services to patients with long-term illnesses who are not in an acute phase but who require an intensity of services not available in nursing homes. |
4 | L: (281PC2000N) | 13793 | 281PC2000N | Hospitals; Chronic Disease Hospital; Children | |
3 | A: MilitaryHospitalHIPAA | 13799 | A health care facility operated by the Department of Defense. | ||
3 | L: (283Q00000N) | 13803 | 283Q00000N | Hospitals; Psychiatric Hospital | An organization including a physical plant and personnel that provides multidisciplinary diagnostic and treatment mental health services to patients requiring the safety, security, and shelter of the inpatient or partial hospitalization settings. |
3 | L: (284300000N) | 13807 | 284300000N | Hospitals; Special Hospital | A designation by the AHA of a hospital whose primary function of the institution is to provide diagnostic and treatment services for patients who have specified medical conditions, both surgical and nonsurgical. |
3 | L: (287300000N) | 13791 | 287300000N | Hospitals; Christian Science Sanitorium | A Christian Science sanitarium operated, or listed and certified, by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Massachusetts, furnishing inpatient hospital care services. |
2 | A: HospitalUnitPracticeSetting | 10596 | |||
3 | S: ERPracticeSetting () | 10598 | |||
3 | S: ICUPracticeSetting () | 10599 | |||
4 | S: PedsICUPracticeSetting () | 10916 | |||
3 | S: PedsPracticeSetting () | 10920 | |||
4 | S: PedsICUPracticeSetting () | 10916 | |||
3 | L: (273R00000N) | 10600 | 273R00000N | Hospital Units; Psychiatric Unit | (X12N 273R00000N) |
3 | L: (275N00000N) | 13783 | 275N00000N | Hospital Units; Medicare Defined Swing Bed Unit | A unit of a hospital that has a Medicare provider agreement and has been granted approval from HCFA to provide post-hospital extended care services and be reimbursed as a swing-bed unit. |
3 | L: (276400000N) | 13788 | 276400000N | Hospital Units; Rehabilitation, Substance Use Diso | A distinct part of a hospital that provides medically monitored, interdisciplinary addiction-focused treatment to patients/clients who have psychoactive substance use disorders (commonly referred to as alcohol and drug abuse or substance abuse.) |
3 | L: (273Y00000N) | 10601 | 273Y00000N | Hospital Units; Rehabilitation Unit | |
2 | A: LaboratoryHIPAA | 13808 | A room or building equipped for scientific experimentation, research, testing, or clinical studies of materials, fluids, or tissues obtained from patients. | ||
3 | L: (291U00000N) | 13809 | 291U00000N | Laboratories; Clinical Medical Laboratory | (1) A clinical laboratory is a facility for the biological, microbiological, serological, chemical, immunohematological, hematological, biophysical, cytological, pathological, or other examination of materials derived from the human body for the purpose of providing information for the diagnosis, prevention, or treatment of any disease or impairment of, human beings. These examinations also include procedures to determine, measure, or otherwise describe the presence or absence of various substances or organisms in the body. Facilities only collecting or preparing specimens (or both) or only serving as a mailing service and not performing testing are not considered clinical laboratories. (2) Any facility that examines materials from the human body for purposes of providing information for the diagnosis, prevention, or treatment of any disease or impairment of, or the assessment of, the health of human beings. Typical divisions of a clinical laboratory include hematology, cytology, bacteriology, histology, biochemistry, medical toxicology, and serology. |
3 | L: (292200000N) | 13810 | 292200000N | Laboratories; Dental Laboratory | A commercial laboratory specializing in the construction of dental appliances that conform to a dentist's specifications including the construction of dentures (complete or partial), orthodontic appliances, bridgework, crowns, and inlays. |
3 | L: (293D00000N) | 13811 | 293D00000N | Laboratories; Physiological Laboratory | A laboratory that operates independently of a hospital and physician's office to furnish physiological diagnostic services (e.g. EEG's , EKG's, scans, etc.). Facilities offering ONLY physiological services are not certified as independent laboratories. If an independent laboratory offers physiological services IN ADDITION to clinical laboratory services, they are surveyed only for compliance with the clinical laboratory regulations because there are no health and safety regulations for physiological services. |
2 | A: ManagedCareOrganizationHIPAA | 13812 | |||
3 | L: (302F00000N) | 13813 | 302F00000N | Managed Care Organizations; Exclusive Provider Org | (1) An EPO is a form of PPO, in which patients must visit a caregiver that is specified on its panel of providers (is a participating provider). If a visit to an outside(not participating) provider is made the EPO offers very limited or no coverage for the medical service; (2) While similar to a PPO in that an EPO allows patients to go outside the network for care, if they do so in an EPO, they are required to pay the entire cost of care. An EPO differs from an HMO in that EPO physicians do not receive capitation but instead are reimbursed only for actual services provided; (3) An organization identical to a preferred provider organization except that persons enrolled in the plan are eligible to receive benefits only when they use the services of the contracting providers. No benefits are available when non-contracting providers are used, except in certain emergency situations. |
3 | L: (302R00000N) | 13814 | 302R00000N | Managed Care Organizations; Health Maintenance Org | (1) A form of health insurance in which its members prepay a premium for the HMO's health services which generally include inpatient and ambulatory care. For the patient, an HMO means reduced out-of-pocket costs (i.e. no deductible), no paperwork (i.e. insurance forms), and only a small copayment for each office visit to cover the paperwork handled by the HMO; (2) A organization of health care personnel and facilities that provides a comprehensive range of health services to an enrolled population for a fixed sum of money paid in advance for a specified period of time. These health services include a wide variety of medical treatments and consults, inpatient and outpatient hospitalization, home health service, ambulance service, and sometimes dental and pharmacy services. The HMO may be organized as a group model, an individual practice association (IPA), a network model or a staff model. |
3 | L: (305R00000N) | 13816 | 305R00000N | Managed Care Organizations; Preferred Provider Org | A group of physicians and/or hospitals who contract with an employer to provide services to their employees. In a PPO, the patient may got to the physician of his/her choice, even if that physician does not participate in the PPO, but the patient receives care at a lower benefit level. |
3 | L: (305S00000N) | 13815 | 305S00000N | Managed Care Organizations; Point of Service | This product may also be called an open-ended HMO and offers a transition product incorporating features of both HMOs and PPOs. Beneficiaries are enrolled in an HMO but have the option to go outside the networks for an additional cost. |
2 | A: NursingOrCustodialCarePracticeSetting | 10605 | |||
3 | L: (311500000N) | 13819 | 311500000N | Nursing & Custodial Care Facilities; Alzheimer Cen | A freestanding facility or special care unit of a long term care facility focusing on patient care of individuals diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer's Disease or their related diseases. Six elements of the facility/unit set it apart from other (the rest of the) facilities(y): (1) Admission of residents with dementia (including those with Alzheimer's disease); (2) Staff who are specially selected, trained, and supervised; (3) Activities that are specifically designed for the cognitively impaired; (4) A marketing of a special care unit in brochures; (5) A high level of family involvement; and (6) A physical environment designed to keep residents safe and segregated from other populations. |
3 | L: (311Z00000N) | 13821 | 311Z00000N | Nursing & Custodial Care Facilities; Custodial Car | A facility providing care that serves to assist an individual in the activities of daily living, such as assistance in walking, getting in and out of bed, bathing, dressing, feeding, and using the toilet, preparation of special diets, and supervision of medication that usually can be self-administered. Custodial care essentially is personal care that does not require the continuing attention of trained medical or paramedical personnel. |
3 | L: (313M00000N) | 13824 | 313M00000N | Nursing & Custodial Care Facilities; Nursing Facil | An institution (or a distinct part of an institution) which- (1) is primarily engaged in providing to residents- (A) skilled nursing care and related services for residents who require medical or nursing care, (B) rehabilitation services for the rehabilitation of injured, disabled, or sick persons, or, on a regular basis, health-related care and services to individuals who because of their mental or physical condition require care and services (above the level of room and board) which can be made available to them only through institutional facilities, and is not primarily for the care and treatment of mental diseases; (2) has in effect a transfer agreement with one or more hospitals. |
3 | L: (314000000N) | 10606 | 314000000N | Nursing & Custodial Care Facilities; Skilled Nursi | (X12N 314000000N) |
3 | L: (315D00000N) | 13822 | 315D00000N | Nursing & Custodial Care Facilities; Hospice, Inpa | A provider organization, or distinct part of the organization, which renders an interdisciplinary program providing palliative care, chiefly medical relief of pain and supporting services, which addresses the emotional, social, financial, and legal needs of terminally ill patients and their families where an institutional care environment is required for the patient. |
3 | L: (315P00000N) | 13823 | 315P00000N | Nursing & Custodial Care Facilities; Intermediate | (1) A public institution for care of the mentally retarded or people with related conditions. (2) An institution giving active treatment to mentally retarded or developmentally disabled persons or persons with related conditions. The primary purpose of the institution is to provide health or rehabilitative services to such individuals. |
3 | L: (317400000N) | 13820 | 317400000N | Nursing & Custodial Care Facilities; Christian Sci | A Christian Science sanitarium operated, or listed and certified, by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Massachusetts, furnishing extended care services. |
2 | A: ResidentialTreatmentPracticeSetting | 10607 | |||
3 | L: (322D00000N) | 13830 | 322D00000N | Residential Treatment Facilities; Residential Trea | A provider facility or distinct part of the organization which renders an interdisciplinary program of mental health treatment to individuals under 21 years of age who have persistent dysfunction in major life areas. The dysfunction is of an extent and pervasiveness that requires a protected and highly structured therapeutic environment. These organizations, or distinct part of organizations, exclude those that provide acute psychiatric care, partial hospitalization, group living, therapeutic schooling, primary diagnosis substance abuse disorder treatment, or primary diagnosis mental retardation or developmental disability treatment. |
3 | L: (323P00000N) | 13829 | 323P00000N | Residential Treatment Facilities; Psychiatric Resi | A residential treatment center (RTC) is a facility or distinct part of a facility that providers, to children and adolescents, a total, twenty-four hour, therapeutically planned group living and learning situation where distinct and individualized psychotherapeutic interventions can take place. residential treatment is a specific level of care to e differentiated from acute, intermediate, and long-term hospital care, when the least restrictive environment is maintained to allow for normalization of the patient's surroundings. The RTC must be both physically and programmatically distinct if it is a part or subunit of a larger treatment program. A RTC is organized and professionally staffed to provide residential treatment of mental disorders to children and adolescents who have sufficient intellectual potential to respond to active treatment (that is , for whom it can reasonably be assumed that treatment of the mental disorder will result in an improved ability to function outside the RTC) for whom outpatient treatment, partial hospitalization or protected and structured environment is medically or psychologically necessary. |
3 | L: (324500000N) | 10608 | 324500000N | Residential Treatment Facilities; Substance Use Re | (X12N 324500000N) |
2 | A: SupplierHIPAA | 13833 | A provider, other than a pharmacy, who supplies healthcare related products. The term supplier also includes pharmacies. | ||
3 | S: DurableMedicalEquipmentAndOrMedicalSupplySupplierHIPAA (332B00000N) | 13835 | 332B00000N | Suppliers; Durable Medical Equipment & Medical Sup | A supplier of medical equipment such as respirators, wheelchairs, home dialysis systems, or monitoring systems, that are prescribed by a physician for a patient's use in the home and that are usable for an extended period of time. |
4 | L: (332BC3200N) | 13836 | 332BC3200N | Suppliers; Durable Medical Equipment & Medical Sup | |
4 | L: (332BD1200N) | 13837 | 332BD1200N | Suppliers; Durable Medical Equipment & Medical Sup | |
4 | L: (332BN1400N) | 13838 | 332BN1400N | Suppliers; Durable Medical Equipment & Medical Sup | |
4 | L: (332BP3500N) | 13840 | 332BP3500N | Suppliers; Durable Medical Equipment & Medical Sup | |
4 | L: (332BX2000N) | 13839 | 332BX2000N | Suppliers; Durable Medical Equipment & Medical Sup | |
3 | L: (331L00000N) | 13834 | 331L00000N | Suppliers; Blood Bank | An institution (organization or distinct part thereof) that performs, or is responsible for the performance of, the collection, processing, storage and/or issuance of human blood and blood components, intended for transfusion. The institution may also collect, process, and/or distribute human tissue, including bone marrow and peripheral blood progenitor cells, intended for transplantation. |
3 | L: (332G00000N) | 13841 | 332G00000N | Suppliers; Eye Bank | An eye bank procures and distributes eyes for transplant, education and research. To promote patient safety, donated eyes and donor medial histories are evaluated based on strict Eye Bank Association of America Medical Standards. |
3 | L: (332H00000N) | 13842 | 332H00000N | Suppliers; Eyewear Supplier (Equipment, not the se | An organization that provides spectacles, contact lenses, and other vision enhancement devices prescribed by an optometrist or ophthalmologist. |
3 | L: (332S00000N) | 13843 | 332S00000N | Suppliers; Hearing Aid Equipment | The manufacture and/or sale of electronic hearing aids, their component parts, and related products and services on a national basis. |
3 | L: (332U00000N) | 13844 | 332U00000N | Suppliers; Home Delivered Meals | Home-delivered meals are those services or activities designed to prepare and deliver one or more meals a day to an individual's residence in order to prevent institutionalization, malnutrition, and feelings of isolation. Component services or activities may include the cost of personnel, equipment, and food; assessment of nutritional and dietary needs; nutritional education and counseling; socialization services; and information and referral. |
3 | L: (333600000N) | 13846 | 333600000N | Suppliers; Pharmacy | A facility used by pharmacists for the compounding and dispensing of medicinal preparations (drug store). A pharmacy is a facility whose primary function is to store, prepare and legally dispense prescription drugs through a licensed pharmacist. It meets any licensing or certification standards set forth by the jurisdiction where it is located. |
3 | L: (335E00000N) | 13848 | 335E00000N | Suppliers; Prosthetic/Orthotic Supplier | An organization which supplies or vends orthopedic appliances or apparatuses and artificial body parts used to support, align, prevent, or correct deformities or to replace or improve function of body parts. |
3 | L: (335U00000N) | 13845 | 335U00000N | Suppliers; Organ Procurement Organization | A federally designated organization that works with hospital personnel in retrieval of organs for transplantation. The federal government designates an OPO's service area and the hospitals with which an OPO is to establish working relationships. |
3 | L: (335V00000N) | 13847 | 335V00000N | Suppliers; Portable X-Ray Supplier | A supplier of diagnostic x-ray services furnished in a place or residence used as the patient's home or, in certain circumstances, in an institution, where the institution cannot bill for the services. Portable x-ray services include: (1) skeletal films involving arms and legs, pelvis, vertebral column, and skull; (2) chest films which do not involve the use of contrast media (except routine screening procedures and tests in connection with routine physical examinations); and (3) abdominal films which do not involve the use of contrast media. Procedures and examinations which are excluded from portable x-ray services include the following: (1) procedures involving fluoroscopy;(2) procedures involving the use of contrast media; (3) procedures requiring the administration of a substance to the patient or injection of a substance into the patient and/or special manipulation of the patient; (4) procedures which require special medical skill or knowledge possessed by a doctor of medicine or doctor of osteopathy or which require that medical judgment be exercised; (5) procedures requiring special technical competency and/or special equipment or materials; (6) routine screening procedures; and (7) procedures which are not of a diagnostic nature. |
2 | A: TransportationServiceHIPAA | 13849 | A provider who moves a patient, tissue specimen or equipment from one location to another. | ||
3 | A: AmbulanceHIPAA | 13850 | An emergency vehicle used for transporting patients to a health care facility after injury or illness. Types of ambulances used in the United States include ground (surface) ambulance, rotor-wing (helicopter), and fixed-wing aircraft (airplane). | ||
4 | L: (3416A0800N) | 13851 | 3416A0800N | Transportation Services; Ambulance; Air | |
4 | L: (3416L0300N) | 13852 | 3416L0300N | Transportation Services; Ambulance; Land | |
4 | L: (3416S0300N) | 13853 | 3416S0300N | Transportation Services; Ambulance; Sea | |
3 | L: (343900000N) | 13854 | 343900000N | Transportation Services; Medical Transport (Van) | A land vehicle with a capacity to meet special height, clearance, access, and seating, for the conveyance of persons in non-emergency situations. The vehicle may or may not be required to meet local county or state regulations. |
3 | L: (344600000N) | 13855 | 344600000N | Transportation Services; Taxi | A land commercial vehicle used for the transporting of persons in non-emergency situations. The vehicle meets local, county or state regulations set forth by the jurisdictions where it is located. |
HL7CommitteeIDInRIM | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
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1 | L: (C00) | 10035 | C00 | Modeling and Methodology | Modeling and Methodology |
1 | L: (C01) | 10036 | C01 | Technical Steering Committee | Technical Steering Committee |
1 | L: (C02) | 10037 | C02 | Control/Query/MasterFiles | Control/Query/MasterFiles |
1 | L: (C03) | 10038 | C03 | Patient Administration | Patient Administration |
1 | L: (C04) | 10039 | C04 | Orders/Observation | Orders/Observation |
1 | L: (C06) | 10040 | C06 | Financial Management | Financial Management |
1 | L: (C09) | 10041 | C09 | Medical records | Information Management (Medical Records) |
1 | L: (C10) | 10042 | C10 | Scheduling | Scheduling & Referral |
1 | L: (C12) | 10043 | C12 | Patient Care | Patient Care |
1 | L: (C20) | 10044 | C20 | Structured Document Committee | PRA Technical Committee |
1 | L: (C21) | 10757 | C21 | Vocabulary Committee | PRA Technical Committee |
HL7ConformanceInclusion | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
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1 | A: InclusionNotMandatory | 10012 | The message element is not mandatory, but its appearance may be constrained by one of the non-mandatory concepts. | ||
2 | S: InclusionNotRequired (NR) | 10015 | NR | Not required | The message element may be populated or used by one system sponsor (or profile), but not by another. Each system sponsor or profile is required to state the ability to accept or send the message element as part of a conformance claim. |
3 | L: (RE) | 10016 | RE | Required may be empty | Pursuant to a profile or vendor conformance claim, the message element must appear every time the message is communicated, but the value may be communicated as null. |
3 | L: (X) | 10017 | X | Excluded | Pursuant to a profile or vendor conformance claim, this message element may not appear when the message is communicated. |
2 | L: (NP) | 10014 | NP | Not permitted | This message element may not appear when the message is communicated. |
2 | L: (RQ) | 10013 | RQ | Required | The message element must appear every time the message is communicated, but the value may be communicated as null. |
1 | L: (M) | 10011 | M | Mandatory | The message element must appear every time the message is communicated and its value must not be null. This condition is subject to the rules of multiplicity and conditionality. If a non-null default value is defined for the element, a null value may be communicated. |
1 | L: (R) | 10011-1 | R | Required - V2.x | The message element must appear every time the message is communicated and its value must not be null. This condition is subject to the rules of multiplicity and conditionality. If a non-null default value is defined for the element, a null value may be communicated. |
HL7DefinedRoseProperty | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
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1 | L: (ApplicationRoleI) | 10085 | ApplicationRoleI | Application Role | Holds the unique identifier of an Application Role (stereotype of class). |
1 | L: (Cardinality) | 10086 | Cardinality | Attribute Cardinality | Records the constraints on the cardinality of attributes as documented in the RIM and in MIMs. |
1 | L: (DeleteFromMIM) | 10087 | DeleteFromMIM | MIM Delete | Used in constructing a Message Information Model to indicate which attributes to omit from the MIM. |
1 | L: (DevelopingCommit) | 10103 | DevelopingCommit | Developing committee | Holds the id of the HL7 committee developing the model like "C00." |
1 | L: (DTsymbol) | 10096 | DTsymbol | Data type symbol | Holds the symbol for a defined data type (stereotype of class). |
1 | L: (EndState) | 10112 | EndState | End state | The HL7 MDF says that leaf level use cases should be connected to a state transition of the subject class. The use case diagram provides the link to the subject class. The modeler must use three properties to identify the state transition -- this property and the two following ones named StartState and StateTransition. The first two are, as their names imply, the names of the starting state and ending state of the transition, and the third is the name of the transition. |
1 | L: (HMD) | 10100 | HMD | HMD identifier | The identifier of the HMD from which the message structure for the message transferred by an interaction is drawn. |
1 | L: (ID) | 10115 | ID | Identifier | Holds the unique identifier of a use cases, interactions and storyboards. |
1 | L: (InstancedDTsymbo) | 10097 | InstancedDTsymbo | Data type instantiated | Holds the data type assigned to the generic type parameter when an instantiation of generic type is recorded. |
1 | L: (IsPrimitiveDT) | 10098 | IsPrimitiveDT | Primitive data type | Indicates that a data type definition is for a primitive data type (stereotype of class). |
1 | L: (IsReferenceDT) | 10099 | IsReferenceDT | Reference data type | Indicates that the type for a data type component (attribute of a data type stereotype of class) is found by reference. |
1 | L: (IsSubjectClass) | 10094 | IsSubjectClass | Subject class | Set true for classes that are subject classes. |
1 | L: (MandatoryInclusi) | 10088 | MandatoryInclusi | Mandatory | Indicates with a value of "True" whether the inclusion of an attribute in an HMD and in the messages derived from that HMD is mandatory. The default is not mandatory, and use of mandatory inclusion in the RIM is deprecated. |
1 | L: (MayRepeat) | 10089 | MayRepeat | Attribute may repeat | Indicates with values of "True" or "False" whether an attribute may repeat in an HMD. The default is non-repeating. |
1 | L: (MIM_id) | 10110 | MIM_id | MIM Identifier | Used in a subject area category that holds a MIM. It provides the unique identifier for the MIM. The first portion of this identifier should be the ModelID of the RIM from which the MIM is derived. |
1 | L: (ModelDate) | 10104 | ModelDate | Model date | A text version of the last modified date formatted like "19970606" |
1 | L: (ModelDescription) | 10105 | ModelDescription | Model description | Contains the textual description of the model. |
1 | L: (ModelID) | 10106 | ModelID | Model identifier | Holds the unique identifier assigned to this model. |
1 | L: (ModelName) | 10107 | ModelName | Model name | Holds the formal name for the model |
1 | L: (ModelVersion) | 10108 | ModelVersion | Model version | A text version of the version number like "V 30-08" |
1 | L: (MsgID) | 10101 | MsgID | Message type identifier | The identifier of the message structure within the HMD (above) that defines the message transferred by an interaction. |
1 | L: (Organization) | 10109 | Organization | Developing organization | This is the organization defining the model, "Health_Level_Seven" |
1 | L: (RcvResp) | 10102 | RcvResp | Receiver responsibility | This property holds the identifier of the follow-on interaction, when the receiving application role for an interaction has the responsibility to initiate a follow-on interaction. |
1 | L: (RespComm_id) | 10111 | RespComm_id | Responsible committee ID | Captures the identifier of the responsible committee for all subject areas and categories. |
1 | L: (StartState) | 10113 | StartState | Start state | (See description of EndState above.) |
1 | L: (StateAttribute) | 10095 | StateAttribute | State attribute | For classes that are subject classes, this component provides the name of the state attribute for the class. Only one state attribute component may appear for a given class. |
1 | L: (StateTransition) | 10114 | StateTransition | State transition | (See description of EndState above.) |
1 | L: (V23_Datatype) | 10092 | V23_Datatype | Version 2 data type | This component can document the Version 2.3 datatype for an attribute that is related to or derived from data fields in HL7 Version 2.3. |
1 | L: (V23_Fields) | 10093 | V23_Fields | Version 2 Field reference | This component provides a reference to the source Version 2.x field for an attribute that is related to or derived from data fields in HL7 Version 2.3 standard. Concatenate multiple values with commas, if multiple references to Version 2.x exist for an attribute. |
1 | L: (Vocab_domain) | 10090 | Vocab_domain | Vocabulary domain | Captures the identifier (name) of the vocabulary domain that constrains the values of coded attributes. This property is captured both for RIM attributes and in MIMs. |
1 | L: (Vocab_strength) | 10091 | Vocab_strength | Vocabulary strength | Captures the strength of encoding for the elements of a coded attribute. This property is captured both for RIM attributes and in MIMs. |
1 | L: (zhxID) | 10084 | zhxID | History identifier | This component tracks the version history of each element of the model. It contains the unique element identifier assigned to each model element. The repository assigns values for this element. Modelers should not change these values or assign new ones, but they may copy them to indicate an element's historic predecessor. |
HL7UpdateMode | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
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1 | A: SetUpdateMode | 10024 | These concepts apply when the element and/or message is updating a set of items. | ||
2 | L: (ESA) | 10025 | ESA | Set Add | Add the message element to the collection of items on the receiving system that correspond to the message element. |
2 | L: (ESAC) | 10028 | ESAC | Set Add or Change | Change the item on the receiving system that corresponds to this message element; if a matching element does not exist, add a new one created with the values in the message. |
2 | L: (ESC) | 10027 | ESC | Set Change | Change the item on the receiving system that corresponds to this message element; do not process if a matching element does not exist. |
2 | L: (ESD) | 10026 | ESD | Set Delete | Delete the item on the receiving system that corresponds to this message element. |
1 | L: (D) | 10020 | D | Delete | Delete the previously received value. |
1 | L: (I) | 10021 | I | Ignore | Ignore this role, it is not relevant to the update. |
1 | L: (K) | 10022 | K | Key | Key - this message element is used as a key to set or collection of message elements |
1 | L: (R) | 10019 | R | Replace | Replace the value previously received. |
1 | L: (V) | 10023 | V | Verify | Verify - this message element must match a value already in the receiving systems database in order to process the message. |
HtmlLinkType | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (alternate) | 11018 | alternate | alternate | Designates substitute versions for the document in which the link occurs. When used together with the lang attribute, it implies a translated version of the document. When used together with the media attribute, it implies a version designed for a differe |
1 | L: (appendix) | 11030 | appendix | appendix | Refers to a document serving as an appendix in a collection of documents. |
1 | L: (bookmark) | 11032 | bookmark | bookmark | Refers to a bookmark. A bookmark is a link to a key entry point within an extended document. The title attribute may be used, for example, to label the bookmark. Note that several bookmarks may be defined in each document. |
1 | L: (chapter) | 11027 | chapter | chapter | Refers to a document serving as a chapter in a collection of documents. |
1 | L: (contents) | 11023 | contents | contents | Refers to a document serving as a table of contents. Some user agents also support the synonym ToC (from "Table of Contents"). |
1 | L: (copyright) | 11026 | copyright | copyright | Refers to a copyright statement for the current document. |
1 | L: (glossary) | 11025 | glossary | glossary | Refers to a document providing a glossary of terms that pertain to the current document. |
1 | L: (help) | 11031 | help | help | Refers to a document offering help (more information, links to other sources of information, etc.) |
1 | L: (index) | 11024 | index | index | Refers to a document providing an index for the current document. |
1 | L: (next) | 11021 | next | next | Refers to the next document in a linear sequence of documents. User agents may choose to preload the "next" document, to reduce the perceived load time. |
1 | L: (prev) | 11022 | prev | prev | Refers to the previous document in an ordered series of documents. Some user agents also support the synonym "Previous". |
1 | L: (section) | 11028 | section | section | Refers to a document serving as a section in a collection of documents. |
1 | L: (start) | 11020 | start | start | Refers to the first document in a collection of documents. This link type tells search engines which document is considered by the author to be the starting point of the collection. |
1 | L: (stylesheet) | 11019 | stylesheet | stylesheet | Refers to an external style sheet. See the section on external style sheets for details. This is used together with the link type "Alternate" for user-selectable alternate style sheets. |
1 | L: (subsection) | 11029 | subsection | subsection | Refers to a document serving as a subsection in a collection of documents. |
LanguageAbilityMode | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (ESGN) | 12252 | ESGN | Expressed signed | |
1 | L: (ESP) | 12250 | ESP | Expressed spoken | |
1 | L: (EWR) | 12251 | EWR | Expressed written | |
1 | L: (RSP) | 12253 | RSP | Received spoken | |
1 | L: (RWR) | 12254 | RWR | Received written |
LanguageAbilityProficiency | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (E) | 12200 | E | Excellent | |
1 | L: (F) | 12202 | F | Fair | |
1 | L: (G) | 12201 | G | Good | |
1 | L: (P) | 12203 | P | Poor |
LivingArrangement | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | S: Institution (I) | 10189 | I | Institution | Institution |
2 | L: (G) | 10193 | G | Group Home | Group Home |
2 | L: (N) | 10190 | N | Nursing Home | Nursing Home |
2 | L: (R) | 10192 | R | Retirement Community | Retirement Community |
2 | L: (X) | 10191 | X | Extended care facility | Extended care facility |
1 | L: (H) | 10188 | H | Independent Household | Independent Household |
1 | L: (M) | 10195 | M | Nomadic | Nomadic |
1 | L: (T) | 10194 | T | Transient | Transient |
LivingSubjectProductionClass | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (BF) | 11506 | BF | Beef | Cattle used for meat production |
1 | L: (BL) | 11508 | BL | Broiler | Chickens raised for meat |
1 | L: (BR) | 11507 | BR | Breeder | Breeding/genetic stock |
1 | L: (CO) | 11509 | CO | Companion | Companion animals |
1 | L: (DA) | 11510 | DA | Dairy | Milk production |
1 | L: (DR) | 11511 | DR | Draft | Draft animals |
1 | L: (DU) | 11512 | DU | Dual | Dual purpose. Defined purposes based on species and breed |
1 | L: (FI) | 11513 | FI | Fiber | Animals raised for their fur, hair or skins |
1 | L: (LY) | 11514 | LY | Layer | Chickens raised for egg production |
1 | L: (MT) | 11515 | MT | Meat | Animals raised for meat production |
1 | L: (MU) | 11516 | MU | Multiplier | Poultry flocks used for chick/poult production |
1 | L: (PL) | 11517 | PL | Pleasure | Animals rasied for recreation |
1 | L: (RC) | 11518 | RC | Racing | Animals raised for racing perfomance |
1 | L: (SH) | 11519 | SH | Show | Animals raised for shows |
1 | L: (VL) | 11520 | VL | Veal | Cattle raised for veal meat production. Implicit is the husbandry method. |
1 | L: (WL) | 11521 | WL | Wool | Sheep, goats and other mammals raised for their fiber |
1 | L: (WO) | 11522 | WO | Working | Animals used to perform work |
LocalMarkupIgnore | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (all) | 10976 | all | all | |
1 | L: (markup) | 10977 | markup | markup |
LocalRemoteControlState | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (L) | 10894 | L | Local | An equipment can either work autonomously ('Local' control state). |
1 | L: (R) | 10895 | R | Remote | An equipment can be controlled by another system, e.g., LAS computer ('Remote' control state). |
MapRelationship | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (BT) | 11054 | BT | Broader Than | The first concept is at a more abstract level than the second concept. For example, Hepatitis is broader than Hepatitis A, and endocrine disease is broader than Diabetes Mellitus. Broader than is the opposite of the narrower than relationship. |
1 | L: (E) | 11053 | E | Exact | The two concepts have identical meaning. |
1 | L: (NT) | 11055 | NT | Narrower Than | The first concept is at a more detailed level than the second concept. For example, Pennicillin G is narrower than Pennicillin, and vellus hair is narrower than hair. Narrower than is the opposite of broader than. |
MaritalStatus | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A: MaritalStatusUB92 | 15927 | Marital status for use where UB92 reporting is required. | ||
1 | L: (A) | 12213 | A | Annulled | Marriage contract has been declared null and to not have existed |
1 | L: (D) | 12214 | D | Divorced | Marriage contract has been declared dissolved and inactive |
1 | L: (I) | 12215 | I | Interlocutory | Subject to an Interlocutory Decree. |
1 | L: (L) | 12216 | L | Legally Separated | |
1 | L: (M) | 12217 | M | Married | A current marriage contract is active |
1 | L: (P) | 12220 | P | Polygamous | More than 1 current spouse |
1 | L: (S) | 12218 | S | Never Married | No marriage contract has ever been entered |
1 | L: (W) | 12219 | W | Widowed | The spouse has died |
MDFAttributeType | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (ADDR) | 10046 | ADDR | Address | For attributes representing the location at which an organization,person, or item may be found or reached. |
1 | L: (CD) | 10047 | CD | Code | For attributes representing some concept. Note that names of individual things are not considered concepts. |
1 | L: (COM) | 10048 | COM | Communication Address | For attributes representing communication addresses, such as telephones, fax, pagers, e-mail, Web-sites and other devices and their respective protocols. See also PHON. |
1 | L: (DESC) | 10049 | DESC | Description | For attributes representing a statement used to describe something. |
1 | L: (DTTM) | 10050 | DTTM | Date and Time | For attributes representing a point in time at which an event happened or will happen. Levels of precision and variation are part of this concept and should usually not be specified in separate attributes. |
1 | L: (EXPR) | 10051 | EXPR | Formal Expression | For attributes representing formalized text that is to be evaluated primarily by computes. An attribute named "constraint_txt" is most likely such a formal expression and should be renamed to "constraint_expr". |
1 | L: (FRC) | 10052 | FRC | Fraction | For attributes that represent a fraction or proportion. The former attribute type PCT for "percentage" is superceded by FRC and is no longer permitted. See also QTY. |
1 | L: (ID) | 10053 | ID | Identifier | For attributes that serve to identify some instance of an information model class. Note that real world Identifiers (e.g., SSN) exist not as attributes but as an association to a special information model class. The attribute type "id" without a prefix is reserved to be the main instance identifier of the class. |
1 | L: (IND) | 10054 | IND | Indicator | For attributes representing a specific condition as true or false. |
1 | L: (NBR) | 10055 | NBR | Number | For attributes representing dimensionless numbers. Note that there is a big conceptual difference between integer numbers and floating point numbers. See also QTY. |
1 | L: (NM) | 10056 | NM | Name | For attributes that represent a name by which an instance of the class is known. |
1 | L: (PHON) | 10057 | PHON | Phone | For attributes representing telephone number of a telecommunication device. See also COM. |
1 | L: (QTY) | 10058 | QTY | Quantity | For attributes representing a quantity. The nature of the quantity must be further specified through the choice of data type and through additional constraints. For physical quantities (including elapsed time) the PQ data type must be used. For monetary amounts the MO data type must be used. Parallel unit attributes are not permitted in these cases. Counted objects are not physical quantities and the count nouns are not units of measure. |
1 | L: (TIME) | 10060 | TIME | General Timing | A range of time between a start and an end time having a duration. The range may be infinite or undefined on either side. |
1 | L: (TMR) | 10059 | TMR | Time Range | A range of time between a start and an end time having a duration. The range may be infinite or undefined on either side. |
1 | L: (TXT) | 10061 | TXT | Text | For attributes representing non-descriptive, non-naming text not targeted to human interpretation. Formal expressions evaluated by computers should use the EXPR attribute type instead. |
1 | L: (VALUE) | 10062 | VALUE | Value | For an attribute (e.g., Observation.value) that represents a value whose data type is determined dynamically and is not predefined by the static class diagram. |
MdfHmdMetSourceType | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (C) | 10079 | C | Common MET | This message element type is an HL7 common message element type. |
1 | L: (D) | 10078 | D | Data type | This message element type is an HL7 data type. |
1 | L: (I) | 10082 | I | Reference | This row represents a reference to a previously defined type. Such a reference means that, in a given message, the message element instance for the current row is identical to the message element instance that instantiates the referred row. |
1 | L: (N) | 10077 | N | New type | New type. This row starts the definition of a new message element type. The subordinate rows beneath it compose the definition of the type. Each of these subordinate rows has the name of the message element type being defined in the In Message Element Type column. That name will be the same one that is in the Of Message Element Type of this row. |
1 | L: (R) | 10081 | R | Recursive | This row represents the recursive reuse of the message element type within which is appears. See 10.3.3.3. |
1 | L: (U) | 10080 | U | Re-used MET | This message element type was previously defined in this HMD and is being reused |
MdfHmdRowType | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (assoc) | 10072 | assoc | Association Row | Identifies an association leading from the "class" (or association) that is most directly above this row |
1 | L: (attr) | 10073 | attr | Attribute Row | Identifies an attribute of the "class" (or association) that is most directly above this row. |
1 | L: (class) | 10071 | class | HMD root class | Identifies "class" in the HMD. There is only one class entry in a Hierarchical Message Definition. This is the root class for the message. |
1 | L: (hmd) | 10070 | hmd | HMD identifier | Always the first row of the table, identifies the particular Hierarchical Message Definition in the nomenclature of the HL7 Repository. |
1 | L: (item) | 10074 | item | Collection Item Row | Identifies a message element that represents one of whatever is repeated in a collection |
1 | L: (stc) | 10075 | stc | Subtype constraint | This row corresponds to a subcomponent of the row above; it would not normally be included in an HMD, but it is included in order to be able to state a constraint on the subtype. This is explained in 10.2.2.4. |
MdfRmimRowType | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (assoc) | 10067 | assoc | Association row | Identifies an association leading from the class that is most directly above this row |
1 | L: (attr) | 10066 | attr | Attribute row | Identifies an attribute of the "class" that is most directly above this row |
1 | L: (class) | 10065 | class | Class row | Identifies a "class" in the Refined Message Information Model |
1 | L: (rmim) | 10064 | rmim | RMIM identifier | Always the first row of the table, identifies the particular Refined Message Information Model in the nomenclature of the HL7 Repository |
1 | L: (stc) | 10068 | stc | Subtype constraint | This row corresponds to a subcomponent of the row above; it would not normally be included in an Refined Message Information Model, but it is included in order to be able to state a constraint on the subtype. This is explained in 10.2.2.4. |
MDFSubjectAreaPrefix | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (COI) | 10031 | COI | Class of Interest | Holds classes that are of interest to the committee identified by the rest of the Subject Area Name. |
1 | L: (DIM) | 10032 | DIM | Domain model | Holds a sub-set of the RIM that is the domain information model for the committee identified by the rest of the Subject Area name. |
1 | L: (RIM) | 10033 | RIM | RIM content | Is one of a set of subject areas that hold the classes defined in the Reference Information Model (RIM). |
1 | L: (STW) | 10030 | STW | Stewardship | Holds classes whose steward is the committee identified by the remaining portions of the Subject Area Name. |
MediaType | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A: ApplicationMediaType | 14832 | Application specific media type. | ||
2 | L: (application/msword) | 14834 | application/msword | MSWORD | This format is very prone to compatibility problems. If sharing of edit-able text is required, text/plain, text/html or text/rtf should be used instead. |
2 | L: (application/pdf) | 14833 | application/pdf | The Portable Document Format is recommended for written text that is completely laid out and read-only. PDF is a platform independent, widely deployed, and open specification with freely available creation and rendering tools. | |
1 | A: AudioMediaType | 14835 | Audio media type. | ||
2 | L: (audio/basic) | 14836 | audio/basic | Basic Audio | This is a format for single channel audio, encoded using 8bit ISDN mu-law [PCM] at a sample rate of 8000 Hz. This format is standardized by: CCITT, Fascicle III.4 oRecommendation G.711. Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) of Voice Frequencies. Geneva, 1972. |
2 | L: (audio/k32adpcm) | 14838 | audio/k32adpcm | K32ADPCM Audio | ADPCM allows compressing audio data. It is defined in the Internet specification RFC 2421 [ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc2421.txt]. Its implementation base is unclear. |
2 | L: (audio/mp3) | 14837 | audio/mp3 | MP3 Audio | MPEG-1 Audio layer-3 is an audio compression algorithm and file format defined in ISO 11172-3 and ISO 13818-3. MP3 has an adjustable sampling frequency for highly compressed telephone to CD quality audio. |
1 | A: ImageMediaType | 14839 | Image media type. | ||
2 | L: (image/g3fax) | 14843 | image/g3fax | G3Fax Image | This is recommended only for fax applications. |
2 | L: (image/gif) | 14841 | image/gif | GIF Image | GIF is a popular format that is universally well supported. However GIF is patent encumbered and should therefore be used with caution. |
2 | L: (image/jpeg) | 14842 | image/jpeg | JPEG Image | This format is required for high compression of high color photographs. It is a "lossy" compression, but the difference to lossless compression is almost unnoticeable to the human vision. |
2 | L: (image/png) | 14840 | image/png | PNG Image | Portable Network Graphics (PNG) [http://www.cdrom.com/pub/png] is a widely supported lossless image compression standard with open source code available. |
2 | L: (image/tiff) | 14844 | image/tiff | TIFF Image | Although TIFF (Tag Image File Format) is an international standard it has many interoperability problems in practice. Too many different versions that are not handled by all software alike. |
1 | A: ModelMediaType | 14848 | Model media type. | ||
2 | L: (model/vrml) | 14849 | model/vrml | VRML Model | This is an openly standardized format for 3D models that can be useful for virtual reality applications such as anatomy or biochemical research (visualization of the steric structure of macromolecules) |
1 | A: MultipartMediaType | 14850 | Multipart Media Type | ||
2 | L: (multipart/x-hl7-cda-level1) | 14851 | multipart/x-hl7-cda-level1 | CDA Level 1 Multipart | The HL7 clinical document Architecture, Level 1 MIME package. |
1 | A: TextMediaType | 14825 | For any text | ||
2 | L: (text/html) | 14828 | text/html | HTML Text | For marked-up text according to the Hypertext Mark-up Language. HTML markup is sufficient for typographically marking-up most written-text documents. HTML is platform independent and widely deployed. |
2 | L: (text/plain) | 14826 | text/plain | Plain Text | For any plain text. This is the default and is equivalent to a character string (ST) data type. |
2 | L: (text/rtf) | 14831 | text/rtf | RTF Text | The Rich Text Format is widely used to share word-processor documents. However, RTF does have compatibility problems, as it is quite dependent on the word processor. May be useful if word processor edit-able text should be shared. |
2 | L: (text/sgml) | 14829 | text/sgml | SGML Text | For structured character based data. There is a risk that general SGML/XML is too powerful to allow a sharing of general SGML/XML documents between different applications. |
2 | L: (text/x-hl7-ft) | 14827 | text/x-hl7-ft | HL7 Text | For compatibility, this represents the HL7 v2.x FT data type. Its use is recommended only for backward compatibility with HL7 v2.x systems. |
2 | L: (text/xml) | 14830 | text/xml | XML Text | For structured character based data. There is a risk that general SGML/XML is too powerful to allow a sharing of general SGML/XML documents between different applications. |
1 | A: VideoMediaType | 14845 | Video media type. | ||
2 | L: (video/mpeg) | 14846 | video/mpeg | MPEG Video | MPEG is an international standard, widely deployed, highly efficient for high color video; open source code exists; highly interoperable. |
2 | L: (video/x-avi) | 14847 | video/x-avi | X-AVI Video | The AVI file format is just a wrapper for many different codecs; it is a source of many interoperability problems. |
MessageCondition | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (0) | 10131 | 0 | Message accepted | Success. Optional, as in version 2.x the AA conveys success. Used for systems that must always return a status code. |
1 | L: (100) | 10132 | 100 | Sequence error | The message elements were not in the proper order, or required elements are missing. |
1 | L: (101) | 10133 | 101 | Missing required element. | A required message element is missing. |
1 | L: (102) | 10134 | 102 | Data type error | An element is represented by a data type that is not compatible with that which is allowable. |
1 | L: (103) | 10135 | 103 | Table value not found | The value received for a common HL7 or user defined table was not found to match allowable table values. |
1 | L: (200) | 10136 | 200 | Unsupported message type | The message type is not supported. |
1 | L: (201) | 10137 | 201 | Unsupported interaction | The identified interaction is not supported. |
1 | L: (202) | 10138 | 202 | Unsupported ProcessingID | The ProcessingID is not supported. |
1 | L: (203) | 10139 | 203 | Unsupported VersionID | The VersionID is not supported. |
1 | L: (204) | 10140 | 204 | Unknown key identifier | The identifier for a patient, order, etc. was not found. Occurs for transactions other than additions. |
1 | L: (205) | 10141 | 205 | Duplicate key identifier | The identifier for a patient, order, etc. already exists. Occurs in response to addition transactions (e.g. new Admit, new Order, etc.). |
1 | L: (206) | 10142 | 206 | Application record locked | The transaction could not be performed at the application storage level, e.g. database locked. |
1 | L: (207) | 10143 | 207 | Application internal error | A catchall for interal errors not explicitly covered by other error codes. |
ModifyIndicator | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (M) | 10149 | M | Modified subscription | Modified subscription to a query server. |
1 | L: (N) | 10148 | N | New subscription | New subscription to a query server. |
NullFlavor | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | S: NoInformation (NI) | 10610 | NI | NoInformation | No information whatsoever can be inferred from this exceptional value. This is the most general exceptional value. It is also the default exceptional value. |
2 | L: (ASKU) | 10614 | ASKU | asked but unknown | Information was sought but not found (e.g., patient was asked but didn't know) |
2 | L: (NA) | 10611 | NA | not applicable | No proper value is applicable in this context (e.g., last menstrual period for a male.) |
2 | L: (NASK) | 10613 | NASK | not asked | This information has not been sought (e.g., patient was not asked) |
2 | L: (NAV) | 10615 | NAV | temporarily unavailable | Information is not available at this time but it is expected that it will be available later. |
2 | L: (NINF) | 10618 | NINF | negative infinity | Negative infinity of numbers. |
2 | L: (NP) | 10619 | NP | not present | Value is not present in a message. This is only defined in messages, never in application data! All values not present in the message must be replaced by the applicable default, or no-information (NI) as the default of all defaults. |
2 | L: (OTH) | 10616 | OTH | other | The actual value is not an element in the value domain of a variable. (e.g., concept not provided by required code system.) |
2 | L: (PINF) | 10617 | PINF | positive infinity | Positive infinity of numbers. |
2 | L: (UNK) | 10612 | UNK | unknown | A proper value is applicable, but not known. |
ObservationInterpretation | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A: ObservationInterpretationChange | 10214 | Change of quantity and/or severity. At most one of B or W and one of U or D allowed. | ||
2 | L: (B) | 10215 | B | better | Better (of severity or nominal observations) |
2 | L: (D) | 10218 | D | decreased | Significant change down (quantitative observations, does not imply B or W) |
2 | L: (U) | 10217 | U | increased | Significant change up (quantitative observations, does not imply B or W) |
2 | L: (W) | 10216 | W | worse | Worse (of severity or nominal observations) |
1 | A: ObservationInterpretationExceptions | 10225 | Technical exceptions. At most one allowed. Does not imply normality or severity. | ||
2 | L: (<) | 10226 | < | low off scale | Below absolute low-off instrument scale. This is statement depending on the instrument, logically does not imply LL or L (e.g., if the instrument is inadequate.) If an off-scale value is also low or critically low one must also report L and LL respectively. |
2 | L: (>) | 10227 | > | high off scale | Above absolute high-off instrument scale. This is statement depending on the instrument, logically does not imply LL or L (e.g., if the instrument is inadequate.) If an off-scale value is also high or critically high one must also report H and HH respectively. |
1 | A: ObservationInterpretationNormality | 10206 | Normality, Abnormality, Alert. Concepts in this category are mutually exclusive, i.e., at most one is allowed. | ||
2 | S: ObservationInterpretationNormalityAbnormal (A) | 10208 | A | Abnormal | Abnormal (for nominal observations, all service types) |
3 | S: ObservationInterpretationNormalityAlert (AA) | 10211 | AA | Abnormal alert | Abnormal alert (for nominal observations and all service types) |
4 | L: (HH) | 10213 | HH | High alert | Above upper alert threshold (for quantitative observations) |
4 | L: (LL) | 10212 | LL | Low alert | Below lower alert threshold (for quantitative observations) |
3 | S: ObservationInterpretationNormalityHigh (H) | 10210 | H | High | Above high normal (for quantitative observations) |
4 | L: (HH) | 10213 | HH | High alert | Above upper alert threshold (for quantitative observations) |
3 | S: ObservationInterpretationNormalityLow (L) | 10209 | L | Low | Below low normal (for quantitative observations) |
4 | L: (LL) | 10212 | LL | Low alert | Below lower alert threshold (for quantitative observations) |
2 | L: (N) | 10207 | N | Normal | Normal (for all service types) |
1 | A: ObservationInterpretationSusceptibility | 10219 | Microbiology: interpretations of minimal inhibitory concentration (MIC) values. At most one allowed. | ||
2 | L: (I) | 10221 | I | intermediate | Intermediate |
2 | L: (MS) | 10222 | MS | moderately susceptible | Moderately susceptible |
2 | L: (R) | 10220 | R | resistent | Resistent |
2 | L: (S) | 10223 | S | susceptible | Susceptible |
2 | L: (VS) | 10224 | VS | very susceptible | Very susceptible |
ObservationMethod | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (0001) | 14080 | 0001 | Complement fixation | Complement fixation |
1 | L: (0002) | 14081 | 0002 | Computed axial tomography | Computed axial tomography |
1 | L: (0003) | 14082 | 0003 | HLAR agar test | Susceptibility, High Level Aminoglycoside Resistance agar test |
1 | L: (0004) | 14083 | 0004 | Macroscopic observation | Visual, Macroscopic observation |
1 | L: (0005) | 14084 | 0005 | Magnetic resonance | Computed, Magnetic resonance |
1 | L: (0006) | 14085 | 0006 | Morphometry | Computed, Morphometry |
1 | L: (0007) | 14086 | 0007 | Positron emission tomography | Computed, Positron emission tomography |
1 | L: (0008) | 14087 | 0008 | SAMHSA confirmation | SAMHSA drug assay confirmation |
1 | L: (0009) | 14088 | 0009 | SAMHSA screening | SAMHSA drug assay screening |
1 | L: (0010) | 14089 | 0010 | Serum Neutralization | Serum Neutralization |
1 | L: (0011) | 14090 | 0011 | Titration | Titration |
1 | L: (0012) | 14091 | 0012 | Ultrasound | Ultrasound |
1 | L: (0013) | 14092 | 0013 | X-ray crystallography | X-ray crystallography |
1 | L: (0014) | 14093 | 0014 | Agglutination | Agglutination |
1 | L: (0015) | 14094 | 0015 | Buffered acidified plate agglutination | Agglutination, Buffered acidified plate |
1 | L: (0016) | 14095 | 0016 | Card agglutination | Agglutination, Card |
1 | L: (0017) | 14096 | 0017 | Hemagglutination | Agglutination, Hemagglutination |
1 | L: (0018) | 14097 | 0018 | Hemagglutination inhibition | Agglutination, Hemagglutination inhibition |
1 | L: (0019) | 14098 | 0019 | Latex agglutination | Agglutination, Latex |
1 | L: (0020) | 14099 | 0020 | Plate agglutination | Agglutination, Plate |
1 | L: (0021) | 14100 | 0021 | Rapid agglutination | Agglutination, Rapid Plate |
1 | L: (0022) | 14101 | 0022 | RBC agglutination | Agglutination, RBC |
1 | L: (0023) | 14102 | 0023 | Rivanol agglutination | Agglutination, Rivanol |
1 | L: (0024) | 14103 | 0024 | Tube agglutination | Agglutination, Tube |
1 | L: (0025) | 14104 | 0025 | Bioassay | Bioassay |
1 | L: (0026) | 14105 | 0026 | Animal Inoculation | Bioassay, Animal Inoculation |
1 | L: (0027) | 14106 | 0027 | Cytotoxicity | Bioassay, Cytotoxicity |
1 | L: (0028) | 14107 | 0028 | Embryo infective dose 50 | Bioassay, Embryo Infective Dose 50 |
1 | L: (0029) | 14108 | 0029 | Embryo lethal dose 50 | Bioassay, Embryo Lethal Dose 50 |
1 | L: (0030) | 14109 | 0030 | Mouse intercerebral inoculation | Bioassay, Mouse intercerebral inoculation |
1 | L: (0031) | 14110 | 0031 | Bioassay, qualitative | Bioassay, qualitative |
1 | L: (0032) | 14111 | 0032 | Bioassay, quantitative | Bioassay, quantitative |
1 | L: (0033) | 14112 | 0033 | Chemical method | Chemical |
1 | L: (0034) | 14113 | 0034 | Differential light absorption chemical test | Chemical, Differential light absorption |
1 | L: (0035) | 14114 | 0035 | Dipstick | Chemical, Dipstick |
1 | L: (0036) | 14115 | 0036 | Dipstick colorimetric laboratory test | Chemical, Dipstick colorimetric laboratory test |
1 | L: (0037) | 14116 | 0037 | Test strip | Chemical, Test strip |
1 | L: (0038) | 14117 | 0038 | Chromatography | Chromatography |
1 | L: (0039) | 14118 | 0039 | Affinity chromatography | Chromatography, Affinity |
1 | L: (0040) | 14119 | 0040 | Gas liquid chromatography | Chromatography, Gas liquid |
1 | L: (0041) | 14120 | 0041 | High performance liquid chromatography | Chromatography, High performance liquid |
1 | L: (0042) | 14121 | 0042 | Liquid Chromatography | Chromatography, Liquid |
1 | L: (0043) | 14122 | 0043 | Protein A affinity chromatography | Chromatography, Protein A affinity |
1 | L: (0044) | 14123 | 0044 | Coagulation | Coagulation |
1 | L: (0045) | 14124 | 0045 | Tilt tube coagulation time | Coagulation, Tilt tube |
1 | L: (0046) | 14125 | 0046 | Tilt tube reptilase induced coagulation | Coagulation, Tilt tube reptilase induced |
1 | L: (0047) | 14126 | 0047 | Automated count | Count, Automated |
1 | L: (0048) | 14127 | 0048 | Manual cell count | Count, Manual |
1 | L: (0049) | 14128 | 0049 | Platelet count, Rees-Ecker | Count, Platelet, Rees-Ecker |
1 | L: (0050) | 14129 | 0050 | Aerobic Culture | Culture, Aerobic |
1 | L: (0051) | 14130 | 0051 | Anaerobic Culture | Culture, Anaerobic |
1 | L: (0052) | 14131 | 0052 | Chicken embryo culture | Culture, Chicken Embryo |
1 | L: (0053) | 14132 | 0053 | Delayed secondary enrichment | Culture, Delayed secondary enrichment |
1 | L: (0054) | 14133 | 0054 | Microaerophilic Culture | Culture, Microaerophilic |
1 | L: (0055) | 14134 | 0055 | Quantitative microbial culture, cup | Culture, Quantitative microbial, cup |
1 | L: (0056) | 14135 | 0056 | Quantitative microbial culture, droplet | Culture, Quantitative microbial, droplet |
1 | L: (0057) | 14136 | 0057 | Quantitative microbial culture, filter paper | Culture, Quantitative microbial, filter paper |
1 | L: (0058) | 14137 | 0058 | Quantitative microbial culture, pad culture | Culture, Quantitative microbial, pad |
1 | L: (0059) | 14138 | 0059 | Quantitative microbial culture, pour plate | Culture, Quantitative microbial, pour plate |
1 | L: (0060) | 14139 | 0060 | Quantitative microbial culture, surface streak | Culture, Quantitative microbial, surface streak |
1 | L: (0061) | 14140 | 0061 | Somatic Cell culture | Culture, Somatic Cell |
1 | L: (0062) | 14141 | 0062 | Agar diffusion | Diffusion, Agar |
1 | L: (0063) | 14142 | 0063 | Agar Gel Immunodiffusion | Diffusion, Agar Gel Immunodiffusion |
1 | L: (0064) | 14143 | 0064 | Electrophoresis | Electrophoresis |
1 | L: (0065) | 14144 | 0065 | Agaorse gel electrophoresis | Electrophoresis, Agaorse gel |
1 | L: (0066) | 14145 | 0066 | Electrophoresis, citrate agar | Electrophoresis, citrate agar |
1 | L: (0067) | 14146 | 0067 | Immunoelectrophoresis | Electrophoresis, Immuno |
1 | L: (0068) | 14147 | 0068 | Polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis | Electrophoresis, Polyacrylamide gel |
1 | L: (0069) | 14148 | 0069 | Starch gel electrophoresis | Electrophoresis, Starch gel |
1 | L: (0070) | 14149 | 0070 | ELISA | ELISA |
1 | L: (0071) | 14150 | 0071 | ELISA, antigen capture | ELISA, antigen capture |
1 | L: (0072) | 14151 | 0072 | ELISA, avidin biotin peroxidase complex | ELISA, avidin biotin peroxidase complex |
1 | L: (0073) | 14152 | 0073 | Kinetic ELISA | ELISA, Kinetic |
1 | L: (0074) | 14153 | 0074 | ELISA, peroxidase-antiperoxidase | ELISA, peroxidase-antiperoxidase |
1 | L: (0075) | 14154 | 0075 | API 20 Strep | Identification, API 20 Strep |
1 | L: (0076) | 14155 | 0076 | API 20A | Identification, API 20A |
1 | L: (0077) | 14156 | 0077 | API 20C AUX | Identification, API 20C AUX |
1 | L: (0078) | 14157 | 0078 | API 20E | Identification, API 20E |
1 | L: (0079) | 14158 | 0079 | API 20NE | Identification, API 20NE |
1 | L: (0080) | 14159 | 0080 | API 50 CH | Identification, API 50 CH |
1 | L: (0081) | 14160 | 0081 | API An-IDENT | Identification, API An-IDENT |
1 | L: (0082) | 14161 | 0082 | API Coryne | Identification, API Coryne |
1 | L: (0083) | 14162 | 0083 | API Rapid 20E | Identification, API Rapid 20E |
1 | L: (0084) | 14163 | 0084 | API Staph | Identification, API Staph |
1 | L: (0085) | 14164 | 0085 | API ZYM | Identification, API ZYM |
1 | L: (0086) | 14165 | 0086 | Bacterial identification | Identification, Bacterial |
1 | L: (0087) | 14166 | 0087 | mini VIDAS | Identification, mini VIDAS |
1 | L: (0088) | 14167 | 0088 | Phage susceptibility typing | Identification, Phage susceptibility typing |
1 | L: (0089) | 14168 | 0089 | Quad-FERM+ | Identification, Quad-FERM+ |
1 | L: (0090) | 14169 | 0090 | RAPIDEC Staph | Identification, RAPIDEC Staph |
1 | L: (0091) | 14170 | 0091 | Staphaurex | Identification, Staphaurex |
1 | L: (0092) | 14171 | 0092 | VIDAS | Identification, VIDAS |
1 | L: (0093) | 14172 | 0093 | Vitek | Identification, Vitek |
1 | L: (0094) | 14173 | 0094 | VITEK 2 | Identification, VITEK 2 |
1 | L: (0095) | 14174 | 0095 | Immune stain | Immune stain |
1 | L: (0096) | 14175 | 0096 | Immunofluorescent antibody, direct | Immune stain, Immunofluorescent antibody, direct |
1 | L: (0097) | 14176 | 0097 | Immunofluorescent antibody, indirect | Immune stain, Immunofluorescent antibody, indirect |
1 | L: (0098) | 14177 | 0098 | Immunoperoxidase, Avidin-Biotin Complex | Immune stain, Immunoperoxidase, Avidin-Biotin Complex |
1 | L: (0099) | 14178 | 0099 | Immunoperoxidase, Peroxidase anti-peroxidase compl | Immune stain, Immunoperoxidase, Peroxidase anti-peroxidase complex |
1 | L: (0100) | 14179 | 0100 | Immunoperoxidase, Protein A-peroxidase complex | Immune stain, Immunoperoxidase, Protein A-peroxidase complex |
1 | L: (0101) | 14180 | 0101 | Immunoassay | Immunoassay |
1 | L: (0102) | 14181 | 0102 | Immunoassay, qualitative, multiple step | Immunoassay, qualitative, multiple step |
1 | L: (0103) | 14182 | 0103 | Immunoassay, qualitative, single step | Immunoassay, qualitative, single step |
1 | L: (0104) | 14183 | 0104 | Radioimmunoassay | Immunoassay, Radioimmunoassay |
1 | L: (0105) | 14184 | 0105 | Immunoassay, semi-quantitative, multiple step | Immunoassay, semi-quantitative, multiple step |
1 | L: (0106) | 14185 | 0106 | Immunoassay, semi-quantitative, single step | Immunoassay, semi-quantitative, single step |
1 | L: (0107) | 14186 | 0107 | Microscopy | Microscopy |
1 | L: (0108) | 14187 | 0108 | Darkfield microscopy | Microscopy, Darkfield |
1 | L: (0109) | 14188 | 0109 | Electron microscopy | Microscopy, Electron |
1 | L: (0110) | 14189 | 0110 | Electron microscopy tomography | Microscopy, Electron microscopy tomography |
1 | L: (0111) | 14190 | 0111 | Electron microscopy, negative stain | Microscopy, Electron, negative stain |
1 | L: (0112) | 14191 | 0112 | Electron microscopy, thick section | Microscopy, Electron, thick section transmission |
1 | L: (0113) | 14192 | 0113 | Electron microscopy, thin section | Microscopy, Electron, thin section transmission |
1 | L: (0114) | 14193 | 0114 | Microscopy, Light | Microscopy, Light |
1 | L: (0115) | 14194 | 0115 | Polarizing light microscopy | Microscopy, Polarized light |
1 | L: (0116) | 14195 | 0116 | Scanning electron microscopy | Microscopy, Scanning electron |
1 | L: (0117) | 14196 | 0117 | Transmission electron microscopy | Microscopy, Transmission electron |
1 | L: (0118) | 14197 | 0118 | Transparent tape direct examination | Microscopy, Transparent tape direct examination |
1 | L: (0119) | 14198 | 0119 | 3 Self-Sustaining Sequence Replication | Molecular, 3 Self-Sustaining Sequence Replication |
1 | L: (0120) | 14199 | 0120 | Branched Chain DNA | Molecular, Branched Chain DNA |
1 | L: (0121) | 14200 | 0121 | Hybridization Protection Assay | Molecular, Hybridization Protection Assay |
1 | L: (0122) | 14201 | 0122 | Immune blot | Molecular, Immune blot |
1 | L: (0123) | 14202 | 0123 | In-situ hybridization | Molecular, In-situ hybridization |
1 | L: (0124) | 14203 | 0124 | Ligase Chain Reaction | Molecular, Ligase Chain Reaction |
1 | L: (0125) | 14204 | 0125 | Ligation Activated Transcription | Molecular, Ligation Activated Transcription |
1 | L: (0126) | 14205 | 0126 | Nucleic Acid Probe | Molecular, Nucleic Acid Probe |
1 | L: (0127) | 14206 | 0127 | Nucleic acid probe | Molecular, Nucleic acid probe |
1 | L: (0128) | 14207 | 0128 | Nucleic acid probe with amplification | Molecular, Nucleic acid probe with amplification |
1 | L: (0129) | 14208 | 0129 | Nucleic acid probe with target amplification | Molecular, Nucleic acid probe with target amplification |
1 | L: (0130) | 14209 | 0130 | Nucleic acid reverse transcription | Molecular, Nucleic acid reverse transcription |
1 | L: (0131) | 14210 | 0131 | Nucleic Acid Sequence Based Analysis | Molecular, Nucleic Acid Sequence Based Analysis |
1 | L: (0132) | 14211 | 0132 | Polymerase chain reaction | Molecular, Polymerase chain reaction |
1 | L: (0133) | 14212 | 0133 | Q-Beta Replicase or probe amplification category m | Molecular, Q-Beta Replicase or probe amplification category method |
1 | L: (0134) | 14213 | 0134 | Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism | Molecular, Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism |
1 | L: (0135) | 14214 | 0135 | Southern Blot | Molecular, Southern Blot |
1 | L: (0136) | 14215 | 0136 | Strand Displacement Amplification | Molecular, Strand Displacement Amplification |
1 | L: (0137) | 14216 | 0137 | Transcription Mediated Amplification | Molecular, Transcription Mediated Amplification |
1 | L: (0138) | 14217 | 0138 | Western Blot | Molecular, Western Blot |
1 | L: (0139) | 14218 | 0139 | Flocculation | Precipitation, Flocculation |
1 | L: (0140) | 14219 | 0140 | Immune precipitation | Precipitation, Immune precipitation |
1 | L: (0141) | 14220 | 0141 | Milk ring test | Precipitation, Milk ring test |
1 | L: (0142) | 14221 | 0142 | Precipitin | Precipitation, Precipitin |
1 | L: (0143) | 14222 | 0143 | Acid fast stain | Stain, Acid fast |
1 | L: (0144) | 14223 | 0144 | Acid fast stain, fluorochrome | Stain, Acid fast, fluorochrome |
1 | L: (0145) | 14224 | 0145 | Acid fast stain, Kinyoun's cold carbolfuchsin | Stain, Acid fast, Kinyoun's cold carbolfuchsin |
1 | L: (0146) | 14225 | 0146 | Acid fast stain, Ziehl-Neelsen | Stain, Acid fast, Ziehl-Neelsen |
1 | L: (0147) | 14226 | 0147 | Acid phosphatase stain | Stain, Acid phosphatase |
1 | L: (0148) | 14227 | 0148 | Acridine orange stain | Stain, Acridine orange |
1 | L: (0149) | 14228 | 0149 | Active brilliant orange KH stain | Stain, Active brilliant orange KH |
1 | L: (0150) | 14229 | 0150 | Alazarin red S stain | Stain, Alazarin red S |
1 | L: (0151) | 14230 | 0151 | Alcian blue stain | Stain, Alcian blue |
1 | L: (0152) | 14231 | 0152 | Alcian blue with Periodic acid Schiff stain | Stain, Alcian blue with Periodic acid Schiff |
1 | L: (0153) | 14232 | 0153 | Argentaffin stain | Stain, Argentaffin |
1 | L: (0154) | 14233 | 0154 | Argentaffin silver stain | Stain, Argentaffin silver |
1 | L: (0155) | 14234 | 0155 | Azure-eosin stain | Stain, Azure-eosin |
1 | L: (0156) | 14235 | 0156 | Basic Fuschin stain | Stain, Basic Fuschin |
1 | L: (0157) | 14236 | 0157 | Bennhold stain | Stain, Bennhold |
1 | L: (0158) | 14237 | 0158 | Bennhold's Congo red stain | Stain, Bennhold's Congo red |
1 | L: (0159) | 14238 | 0159 | Bielschowsky stain | Stain, Bielschowsky |
1 | L: (0160) | 14239 | 0160 | Bielschowsky's silver stain | Stain, Bielschowsky's silver |
1 | L: (0161) | 14240 | 0161 | Bleach stain | Stain, Bleach |
1 | L: (0162) | 14241 | 0162 | Bodian stain | Stain, Bodian |
1 | L: (0163) | 14242 | 0163 | Brown-Brenn stain | Stain, Brown-Brenn |
1 | L: (0164) | 14243 | 0164 | Butyrate-esterase stain | Stain, Butyrate-esterase |
1 | L: (0165) | 14244 | 0165 | Calcofluor white fluorescent stain | Stain, Calcofluor white fluorescent |
1 | L: (0166) | 14245 | 0166 | Carbol-fuchsin stain | Stain, Carbol-fuchsin |
1 | L: (0167) | 14246 | 0167 | Carmine stain | Stain, Carmine |
1 | L: (0168) | 14247 | 0168 | Churukian-Schenk stain | Stain, Churukian-Schenk |
1 | L: (0169) | 14248 | 0169 | Congo red stain | Stain, Congo red |
1 | L: (0170) | 14249 | 0170 | Cresyl echt violet stain | Stain, Cresyl echt violet |
1 | L: (0171) | 14250 | 0171 | Crystal violet stain | Stain, Crystal violet |
1 | L: (0172) | 14251 | 0172 | De Galantha stain | Stain, De Galantha |
1 | L: (0173) | 14252 | 0173 | Dieterle silver impregnation stain | Stain, Dieterle silver impregnation |
1 | L: (0174) | 14253 | 0174 | Fite-Farco stain | Stain, Fite-Farco |
1 | L: (0175) | 14254 | 0175 | Fontana-Masson silver stain | Stain, Fontana-Masson silver |
1 | L: (0176) | 14255 | 0176 | Fouchet stain | Stain, Fouchet |
1 | L: (0177) | 14256 | 0177 | Gomori stain | Stain, Gomori |
1 | L: (0178) | 14257 | 0178 | Gomori methenamine silver stain | Stain, Gomori methenamine silver |
1 | L: (0179) | 14258 | 0179 | Gomori-Wheatly trichrome stain | Stain, Gomori-Wheatly trichrome |
1 | L: (0180) | 14259 | 0180 | Gridley stain | Stain, Gridley |
1 | L: (0181) | 14260 | 0181 | Grimelius silver stain | Stain, Grimelius silver |
1 | L: (0182) | 14261 | 0182 | Grocott stain | Stain, Grocott |
1 | L: (0183) | 14262 | 0183 | Grocott methenamine silver stain | Stain, Grocott methenamine silver |
1 | L: (0184) | 14263 | 0184 | Hale's colloidal ferric oxide stain | Stain, Hale's colloidal ferric oxide |
1 | L: (0185) | 14264 | 0185 | Hale's colloidal iron stain | Stain, Hale's colloidal iron |
1 | L: (0186) | 14265 | 0186 | Hansel stain | Stain, Hansel |
1 | L: (0187) | 14266 | 0187 | Harris regressive hematoxylin and eosin stain | Stain, Harris regressive hematoxylin and eosin |
1 | L: (0188) | 14267 | 0188 | Hematoxylin and eosin stain | Stain, Hematoxylin and eosin |
1 | L: (0189) | 14268 | 0189 | Highman stain | Stain, Highman |
1 | L: (0190) | 14269 | 0190 | Holzer stain | Stain, Holzer |
1 | L: (0191) | 14270 | 0191 | Iron hematoxylin stain | Stain, Iron hematoxylin |
1 | L: (0192) | 14271 | 0192 | Jones stain | Stain, Jones |
1 | L: (0193) | 14272 | 0193 | Jones methenamine silver stain | Stain, Jones methenamine silver |
1 | L: (0194) | 14273 | 0194 | Kossa stain | Stain, Kossa |
1 | L: (0195) | 14274 | 0195 | Lawson-Van Gieson stain | Stain, Lawson-Van Gieson |
1 | L: (0196) | 14275 | 0196 | Loeffler methylene blue stain | Stain, Loeffler methylene blue |
1 | L: (0197) | 14276 | 0197 | Luxol fast blue with cresyl violet stain | Stain, Luxol fast blue with cresyl violet |
1 | L: (0198) | 14277 | 0198 | Luxol fast blue with Periodic acid-Schiff stain | Stain, Luxol fast blue with Periodic acid-Schiff |
1 | L: (0199) | 14278 | 0199 | MacNeal's tetrachrome blood stain | Stain, MacNeal's tetrachrome blood |
1 | L: (0200) | 14279 | 0200 | Mallory-Heidenhain stain | Stain, Mallory-Heidenhain |
1 | L: (0201) | 14280 | 0201 | Masson trichrome stain | Stain, Masson trichrome |
1 | L: (0202) | 14281 | 0202 | Mayer mucicarmine stain | Stain, Mayer mucicarmine |
1 | L: (0203) | 14282 | 0203 | Mayers progressive hematoxylin and eosin stain | Stain, Mayers progressive hematoxylin and eosin |
1 | L: (0204) | 14283 | 0204 | May-Grunwald Giemsa stain | Stain, May-Grunwald Giemsa |
1 | L: (0205) | 14284 | 0205 | Methyl green stain | Stain, Methyl green |
1 | L: (0206) | 14285 | 0206 | Methyl green pyronin stain | Stain, Methyl green pyronin |
1 | L: (0207) | 14286 | 0207 | Modified Gomori-Wheatly trichrome stain | Stain, Modified Gomori-Wheatly trichrome |
1 | L: (0208) | 14287 | 0208 | Modified Masson trichrome stain | Stain, Modified Masson trichrome |
1 | L: (0209) | 14288 | 0209 | Modified trichrome stain | Stain, Modified trichrome |
1 | L: (0210) | 14289 | 0210 | Movat pentachrome stain | Stain, Movat pentachrome |
1 | L: (0211) | 14290 | 0211 | Mucicarmine stain | Stain, Mucicarmine |
1 | L: (0212) | 14291 | 0212 | Neutral red stain | Stain, Neutral red |
1 | L: (0213) | 14292 | 0213 | Night blue stain | Stain, Night blue |
1 | L: (0214) | 14293 | 0214 | Non-specific esterase stain | Stain, Non-specific esterase |
1 | L: (0215) | 14294 | 0215 | Oil red-O stain | Stain, Oil red-O |
1 | L: (0216) | 14295 | 0216 | Orcein stain | Stain, Orcein |
1 | L: (0217) | 14296 | 0217 | Perls' stain | Stain, Perls' |
1 | L: (0218) | 14297 | 0218 | Phosphotungstic acid-hematoxylin stain | Stain, Phosphotungstic acid-hematoxylin |
1 | L: (0219) | 14298 | 0219 | Potassium ferrocyanide stain | Stain, Potassium ferrocyanide |
1 | L: (0220) | 14299 | 0220 | Prussian blue stain | Stain, Prussian blue |
1 | L: (0221) | 14300 | 0221 | Putchler modified Bennhold stain | Stain, Putchler modified Bennhold |
1 | L: (0222) | 14301 | 0222 | Quinacrine fluorescent stain | Stain, Quinacrine fluorescent |
1 | L: (0223) | 14302 | 0223 | Reticulin stain | Stain, Reticulin |
1 | L: (0224) | 14303 | 0224 | Rhodamine stain | Stain, Rhodamine |
1 | L: (0225) | 14304 | 0225 | Safranin stain | Stain, Safranin |
1 | L: (0226) | 14305 | 0226 | Schmorl stain | Stain, Schmorl |
1 | L: (0227) | 14306 | 0227 | Seiver-Munger stain | Stain, Seiver-Munger |
1 | L: (0228) | 14307 | 0228 | Silver stain | Stain, Silver |
1 | L: (0229) | 14308 | 0229 | Specific esterase stain | Stain, Specific esterase |
1 | L: (0230) | 14309 | 0230 | Steiner silver stain | Stain, Steiner silver |
1 | L: (0231) | 14310 | 0231 | Sudan III stain | Stain, Sudan III |
1 | L: (0232) | 14311 | 0232 | Sudan IVI stain | Stain, Sudan IVI |
1 | L: (0233) | 14312 | 0233 | Sulfated alcian blue stain | Stain, Sulfated alcian blue |
1 | L: (0234) | 14313 | 0234 | Supravital stain | Stain, Supravital |
1 | L: (0235) | 14314 | 0235 | Thioflavine-S stain | Stain, Thioflavine-S |
1 | L: (0236) | 14315 | 0236 | Three micron Giemsa stain | Stain, Three micron Giemsa |
1 | L: (0237) | 14316 | 0237 | Vassar-Culling stain | Stain, Vassar-Culling |
1 | L: (0238) | 14317 | 0238 | Vital Stain | Stain, Vital |
1 | L: (0239) | 14318 | 0239 | von Kossa stain | Stain, von Kossa |
1 | L: (0240) | 14319 | 0240 | Antibiotic sensitivity, disk | Susceptibility, Antibiotic sensitivity, disk |
1 | L: (0241) | 14320 | 0241 | BACTEC susceptibility test | Susceptibility, BACTEC susceptibility test |
1 | L: (0242) | 14321 | 0242 | Disk dilution | Susceptibility, Disk dilution |
1 | L: (0243) | 14322 | 0243 | Minimum bactericidal concentration test, macrodilu | Susceptibility, Minimum bactericidal concentration, macrodilution |
1 | L: (0244) | 14323 | 0244 | Minimum bactericidal concentration test, microdilu | Susceptibility, Minimum bactericidal concentration, microdilution |
1 | L: (0245) | 14324 | 0245 | Minimum Inhibitory Concentration, macrodilution | Susceptibility, Minimum Inhibitory concentration, macrodilution |
1 | L: (0246) | 14325 | 0246 | Minimum Inhibitory Concentration, microdilution | Susceptibility, Minimum Inhibitory concentration, microdilution |
1 | L: (0247) | 14326 | 0247 | Turbidometric | Turbidometric |
1 | L: (0248) | 14327 | 0248 | Refractometric | Turbidometric, Refractometric |
1 | L: (0249) | 14328 | 0249 | Thin layer chromatography (TLC) | Chromatography, Thin Layer |
1 | L: (0250) | 14329 | 0250 | EMIT | Immunoassay, enzyme-multiplied technique (EMIT) |
1 | L: (0251) | 14330 | 0251 | Flow cytometry (FC) | Flow Cytometry |
1 | L: (0252) | 14331 | 0252 | Radial immunodiffusion (RID) | Radial Immunodiffusion |
1 | L: (0253) | 14332 | 0253 | Fluorescence polarization immunoassay (FPIA) | Immunoassay, Fluorescence Polarization |
1 | L: (0254) | 14333 | 0254 | Immunofixation electrophoresis (IFE) | Electrophoresis, Immunofixation |
1 | L: (0255) | 14334 | 0255 | Equilibrium dialysis | Dialysis, Direct Equilibrium |
1 | L: (0256) | 14335 | 0256 | Kleihauer-Betke acid elution | Acid Elution, Kleihauer-Betke Method |
1 | L: (0257) | 14336 | 0257 | Anti-complement immunofluorescence (ACIF) | Immunofluorescence, Anti-Complement |
1 | L: (0258) | 14337 | 0258 | GC/MS | Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectroscopy |
1 | L: (0259) | 14338 | 0259 | Nephelometry | Light Scatter, Nephelometry |
1 | L: (0260) | 14339 | 0260 | IgE immunoassay antibody | Immunoassay, IgE Antibody Test |
1 | L: (0261) | 14340 | 0261 | Lymphocyte Microcytotoxicity Assay | Lymphocyte Microcytotoxicity Assay |
1 | L: (0262) | 14341 | 0262 | Spectrophotometry | Spectrophotometry |
1 | L: (0263) | 14342 | 0263 | Atomic absorption spectrophotometry (AAS) | Spectrophotometry, Atomic Absorption |
1 | L: (0264) | 14343 | 0264 | Ion selective electrode (ISE) | Electrochemical, Ion Selective Electrode |
1 | L: (0265) | 14344 | 0265 | Gas chromatography (GC) | Chromatography, Gas |
1 | L: (0266) | 14345 | 0266 | Isoelectric focusing (IEF) | Isoelectric Focusing |
1 | L: (0267) | 14346 | 0267 | Immunochemiluminescence | Immunoassay, Chemiluminescent |
1 | L: (0268) | 14347 | 0268 | Microparticle enzyme immunoassay (MEIA) | Immunoassay, Microparticle Enzyme |
1 | L: (0269) | 14348 | 0269 | ICP/MS | Inductively-Coupled Plasma/Mass Spectrometry |
1 | L: (0270) | 14349 | 0270 | Immunoradiometric assay (IRMA) | Immunoassay, Immunoradiometric Assay |
1 | L: (0271) | 14350 | 0271 | Photo optical clot detection | Coagulation, Photo Optical Clot Detection |
OrderableDrugForm | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A: AdministrableDrugForm | 14570 | |||
2 | L: (APPFUL) | 14572 | APPFUL | Applicatorful | |
2 | L: (DROP) | 14420 | DROP | Drops | |
2 | L: (PUFF) | 14571 | PUFF | Puff | |
2 | L: (SCOOP) | 14574 | SCOOP | Scoops | |
2 | L: (SPRY) | 14573 | SPRY | Sprays | |
1 | A: DispensableDrugForm | 14412 | |||
2 | A: GasDrugForm | 14568 | Any elastic aeriform fluid in which the molecules are separated from one another and have free paths. | ||
3 | L: (GASINHL) | 14569 | GASINHL | Gas for Inhalation | |
2 | A: GasLiquidMixture | 14545 | |||
3 | S: AerosolDrugForm (AER) | 14551 | AER | Aerosol | |
4 | L: (BAINHL) | 14553 | BAINHL | Breath Activated Inhaler | |
4 | L: (INHLSOL) | 14555 | INHLSOL | Inhalant Solution | |
4 | L: (MDINHL) | 14552 | MDINHL | Metered Dose Inhaler | |
4 | L: (NASSPRY) | 14554 | NASSPRY | Nasal Spray | |
3 | S: FoamDrugForm (FOAM) | 14546 | FOAM | Foam | |
4 | S: VaginalFoam (VAGFOAM) | 14549 | VAGFOAM | Vaginal foam | |
5 | L: (VAGFOAMAPL) | 14550 | VAGFOAMAPL | Vaginal foam with applicator | |
4 | L: (FOAMAPL) | 14547 | FOAMAPL | Foam with Applicator | |
4 | L: (RECFORM) | 14548 | RECFORM | Rectal foam | |
3 | L: (DERMSPRY) | 14556 | DERMSPRY | Dermal Spray | |
3 | L: (RECSPRY) | 14557 | RECSPRY | Rectal Spray | |
3 | L: (VAGSPRY) | 14558 | VAGSPRY | Vaginal Spray | |
2 | A: GasSolidSpray | 14559 | |||
3 | S: InhalantDrugForm (INHL) | 14560 | INHL | Inhalant | |
4 | L: (BAINHLPWD) | 14562 | BAINHLPWD | Breath Activated Powder Inhaler | |
4 | L: (INHLPWD) | 14561 | INHLPWD | Inhalant Powder | |
4 | L: (MDINHLPWD) | 14563 | MDINHLPWD | Metered Dose Powder Inhaler | |
4 | L: (NASINHL) | 14564 | NASINHL | Nasal Inhalant | |
4 | L: (ORINHL) | 14565 | ORINHL | Oral Inhalant | |
3 | L: (PWDSPRY) | 14567 | PWDSPRY | Powder Spray | |
3 | L: (SPRYADAPT) | 14566 | SPRYADAPT | Spray with Adaptor | |
2 | A: Liquid | 14413 | A state of substance that is an intermediate one entered into as matter goes from solid to gas; liquids are also intermediate in that they have neither the orderliness of a crystal nor the randomness of a gas. (Note: This term should not be used to describe solutions, only pure chemicals in their liquid state.) | ||
3 | S: LiquidCleanser (LIQCLN) | 14414 | LIQCLN | Liquid Cleanser | |
4 | L: (LIQSOAP) | 14415 | LIQSOAP | Medicated Liquid Soap | |
4 | L: (SHMP) | 14416 | SHMP | Shampoo | A liquid soap or detergent used to clean the hair and scalp and is often used as a vehicle for dermatologic agents. |
3 | S: OilDrugForm (OIL) | 14417 | OIL | Oil | An unctuous, combustible substance which is liquid, or easily liquefiable, on warming, and is soluble in ether but insoluble in water. Such substances, depending on their origin, are classified as animal, mineral, or vegetable oils. |
4 | L: (TOPOIL) | 14418 | TOPOIL | Topical Oil | |
3 | S: SolutionDrugForm (SOL) | 14419 | SOL | Solution | A liquid preparation that contains one or more chemical substances dissolved, i.e., molecularly dispersed, in a suitable solvent or mixture of mutually miscible solvents. |
4 | S: DropsDrugForm (DROP) | 14420 | DROP | Drops | |
5 | L: (NDROP) | 14422 | NDROP | Nasal Drops | |
5 | L: (OPDROP) | 14421 | OPDROP | Ophthalmic Drops | |
5 | L: (ORDROP) | 14423 | ORDROP | Oral Drops | |
5 | L: (OTDROP) | 14424 | OTDROP | Otic Drops | |
4 | S: IrrigationSolution (IRSOL) | 14427 | IRSOL | Irrigation Solution | A sterile solution intended to bathe or flush open wounds or body cavities; they're used topically, never parenterally. |
5 | L: (DOUCHE) | 14428 | DOUCHE | Douche | A liquid preparation, intended for the irrigative cleansing of the vagina, that is prepared from powders, liquid solutions, or liquid concentrates and contains one or more chemical substances dissolved in a suitable solvent or mutually miscible solvents. |
5 | L: (ENEMA) | 14429 | ENEMA | Enema | A rectal preparation for therapeutic, diagnostic, or nutritive purposes. |
5 | L: (OPIRSOL) | 14430 | OPIRSOL | Ophthalmic Irrigation Solution | |
4 | S: OralSolution (ORALSOL) | 14431 | ORALSOL | Oral Solution | |
5 | L: (ELIXIR) | 14432 | ELIXIR | Elixir | A clear, pleasantly flavored, sweetened hydroalcoholic liquid containing dissolved medicinal agents; it is intended for oral use. |
5 | L: (ORDROP) | 14423 | ORDROP | Oral Drops | |
5 | L: (RINSE) | 14434 | RINSE | Mouthwash/Rinse | An aqueous solution which is most often used for its deodorant, refreshing, or antiseptic effect. |
5 | L: (SYRUP) | 14433 | SYRUP | Syrup | An oral solution containing high concentrations of sucrose or other sugars; the term has also been used to include any other liquid dosage form prepared in a sweet and viscid vehicle, including oral suspensions. |
4 | S: TopicalSolution (TOPSOL) | 14437 | TOPSOL | Topical Solution | |
5 | L: (LIN) | 14438 | LIN | Liniment | A solution or mixture of various substances in oil, alcoholic solutions of soap, or emulsions intended for external application. |
5 | L: (MUCTOPSOL) | 14440 | MUCTOPSOL | Mucous Membrane Topical Solution | |
5 | L: (TINC) | 14439 | TINC | Tincture | |
4 | L: (IPSOL) | 14425 | IPSOL | Intraperitoneal Solution | |
4 | L: (IVSOL) | 14426 | IVSOL | Intravenous Solution | |
4 | L: (RECSOL) | 14436 | RECSOL | Rectal Solution | |
2 | A: LiquidLiquidEmulsion | 14463 | A two-phase system in which one liquid is dispersed throughout another liquid in the form of small droplets. | ||
3 | S: CreamDrugForm (CRM) | 14466 | CRM | Cream | A semisolid dosage form containing one or more drug substances dissolved or dispersed in a suitable base; more recently, the term has been restricted to products consisting of oil-in-water emulsions or aqueous microcrystalline dispersions of long chain fatty acids or alcohols that are water washable and more cosmetically and aesthetically acceptable. |
4 | S: VaginalCream (VAGCRM) | 14473 | VAGCRM | Vaginal Cream | |
5 | L: (VAGCRMAPL) | 14474 | VAGCRMAPL | Vaginal Cream with Applicator | |
4 | L: (NASCRM) | 14467 | NASCRM | Nasal Cream | |
4 | L: (OPCRM) | 14468 | OPCRM | Ophthalmic Cream | |
4 | L: (ORCRM) | 14469 | ORCRM | Oral Cream | |
4 | L: (OTCRM) | 14470 | OTCRM | Otic Cream | |
4 | L: (RECCRM) | 14471 | RECCRM | Rectal Cream | |
4 | L: (TOPCrM) | 14472 | TOPCrM | Topical Cream | |
3 | S: LotionDrugForm (LTN) | 14464 | LTN | Lotion | The term "lotion" has been used to categorize many topical suspensions, solutions and emulsions intended for application to the skin. |
4 | L: (TOPLTN) | 14465 | TOPLTN | Topical Lotion | |
3 | S: OintmentDrugForm (OINT) | 14475 | OINT | Ointment | A semisolid preparation intended for external application to the skin or mucous membranes. |
4 | S: VaginalOintment (VAGOINT) | 14482 | VAGOINT | Vaginal Ointment | |
5 | L: (VAGOINTAPL) | 14483 | VAGOINTAPL | Vaginal Ointment with Applicator | |
4 | L: (NASOINT) | 14479 | NASOINT | Nasal Ointment | |
4 | L: (OINTAPL) | 14476 | OINTAPL | Ointment with Applicator | |
4 | L: (OPOINT) | 14477 | OPOINT | Ophthalmic Ointment | |
4 | L: (OTOINT) | 14478 | OTOINT | Otic Ointment | |
4 | L: (RECOINT) | 14480 | RECOINT | Rectal Ointment | |
4 | L: (TOPOINT) | 14481 | TOPOINT | Topical Ointment | |
2 | A: LiquidSolidSuspension | 14441 | A liquid preparation which consists of solid particles dispersed throughout a liquid phase in which the particles are not soluble. | ||
3 | S: GelDrugForm (GEL) | 14442 | GEL | Gel | A semisolid system consisting of either suspensions made up of small inorganic particles or large organic molecules interpenetrated by a liquid. |
4 | S: VaginalGel (VAGGEL) | 14449 | VAGGEL | Vaginal Gel | |
5 | L: (VGELAPL) | 14450 | VGELAPL | Vaginal Gel with Applicator | |
4 | L: (GELAPL) | 14443 | GELAPL | Gel with Applicator | |
4 | L: (NASGEL) | 14444 | NASGEL | Nasal Gel | |
4 | L: (OPGEL) | 14445 | OPGEL | Ophthalmic Gel | |
4 | L: (OTGEL) | 14446 | OTGEL | Otic Gel | |
4 | L: (TOPGEL) | 14447 | TOPGEL | Topical Gel | |
4 | L: (URETHGEL) | 14448 | URETHGEL | Urethral Gel | |
3 | S: PasteDrugForm (PASTE) | 14451 | PASTE | Paste | A semisolid dosage form that contains one or more drug substances intended for topical application. |
4 | L: (PUD) | 14453 | PUD | Pudding | |
4 | L: (TPASTE) | 14452 | TPASTE | Toothpaste | A paste formulation intended to clean and/or polish the teeth, and which may contain certain additional agents. |
3 | S: SuspensionDrugForm (SUSP) | 14454 | SUSP | Suspension | |
4 | S: Oral Suspension (ORSUSP) | 14457 | ORSUSP | Oral Suspension | |
5 | S: ExtendedReleaseSuspension (ERSUSP) | 14458 | ERSUSP | Extended-Release Suspension | |
6 | L: (ERSUSP12) | 14459 | ERSUSP12 | 12 Hour Extended-Release Suspension | |
6 | L: (ERSUSP24) | 14460 | ERSUSP24 | 24 Hour Extended Release Suspension | |
4 | L: (ITSUSP) | 14455 | ITSUSP | Intrathecal Suspension | |
4 | L: (OPSUSP) | 14456 | OPSUSP | Ophthalmic Suspension | |
4 | L: (OTSUSP) | 14461 | OTSUSP | Otic Suspension | |
4 | L: (RECSUSP) | 14462 | RECSUSP | Rectal Suspension | |
2 | A: SolidDrugForm | 14484 | |||
3 | S: BarDrugForm (BAR) | 14485 | BAR | Bar | |
4 | S: BarSoapDrugForm (BARSOAP) | 14486 | BARSOAP | Bar Soap | |
5 | L: (MEDBAR) | 14487 | MEDBAR | Medicated Bar Soap | |
4 | L: (CHEWBAR) | 14488 | CHEWBAR | Chewable Bar | A solid dosage form usually in the form of a rectangle that is meant to be chewed. |
3 | S: PadDrugForm (PAD) | 14497 | PAD | Pad | |
4 | L: (MEDPAD) | 14498 | MEDPAD | Medicated Pad | |
3 | S: PatchDrugForm (PATCH) | 14499 | PATCH | Patch | A drug delivery system that contains an adhesived backing and that permits its ingredients to diffuse from some portion of it (e.g., the backing itself, a reservoir, the adhesive, or some other component) into the body from the external site where it is applied. |
4 | S: TransdermalPatch (TPATCH) | 14500 | TPATCH | Transdermal Patch | |
5 | L: (TPATH16) | 14501 | TPATH16 | 16 Hour Transdermal Patch | |
5 | L: (TPATH24) | 14502 | TPATH24 | 24 Hour Transdermal Patch | |
5 | L: (TPATH2WK) | 14505 | TPATH2WK | Biweekly Transdermal Patch | |
5 | L: (TPATH72) | 14503 | TPATH72 | 72 Hour Transdermal Patch | |
5 | L: (TPATHWK) | 14504 | TPATHWK | Weekly Transdermal Patch | |
3 | S: PillDrugForm (PILL) | 14506 | PILL | Pill | A small, round solid dosage form containing a medicinal agent intended for oral administration. |
4 | S: CapsuleDrugForm (CAP) | 14507 | CAP | Capsule | A solid dosage form in which the drug is enclosed within either a hard or soft soluble container or "shell" made from a suitable form of gelatin. |
5 | S: OralCapsule (ORCAP) | 14508 | ORCAP | Oral Capsule | |
6 | S: EntericCoatedCapsule (ENTCAP) | 14509 | ENTCAP | Enteric Coated Capsule | |
7 | L: (ERENTCAP) | 14510 | ERENTCAP | Extended Release Enteric Coated Capsule | |
6 | S: ExtendedReleaseCapsule (ERCAP) | 14511 | ERCAP | Extended Release Capsule | A solid dosage form in which the drug is enclosed within either a hard or soft soluble container made from a suitable form of gelatin, and which releases a drug (or drugs) in such a manner to allow a reduction in dosing frequency as compared to that drug (or drugs) presented as a conventional dosage form. |
7 | L: (ERCAP12) | 14513 | ERCAP12 | 12 Hour Extended Release Capsule | |
7 | L: (ERCAP24) | 14514 | ERCAP24 | 24 Hour Extended Release Capsule | |
7 | L: (ERECCAP) | 14512 | ERECCAP | Extended Release Enteric Coated Capsule | |
4 | S: TabletDrugForm (TAB) | 14515 | TAB | Tablet | A solid dosage form containing medicinal substances with or without suitable diluents. |
5 | S: OralTablet (ORTAB) | 14516 | ORTAB | Oral Tablet | |
6 | S: BuccalTablet (BUCTAB) | 14518 | BUCTAB | Buccal Tablet | |
7 | L: (SRBUCTAB) | 14519 | SRBUCTAB | Sustained Release Buccal Tablet | |
6 | S: EntericCoatedTablet (ECTAB) | 14524 | ECTAB | Enteric Coated Tablet | |
7 | L: (ERECTAB) | 14525 | ERECTAB | Extended Release Enteric Coated Tablet | |
6 | S: ExtendedReleaseTablet (ERTAB) | 14526 | ERTAB | Extended Release Tablet | A solid dosage form containing a drug which allows at least a reduction in dosing frequency as compared to that drug presented in conventional dosage form. |
7 | L: (ERECTAB) | 14525 | ERECTAB | Extended Release Enteric Coated Tablet | |
7 | L: (ERTAB12) | 14528 | ERTAB12 | 12 Hour Extended Release Tablet | |
7 | L: (ERTAB24) | 14527 | ERTAB24 | 24 Hour Extended Release Tablet | |
6 | L: (CAPLET) | 14517 | CAPLET | Caplet | |
6 | L: (CHEWTAB) | 14520 | CHEWTAB | Chewable Tablet | A solid dosage form containing medicinal substances with or without suitable diluents that is intended to be chewed, producing a pleasant tasting residue in the oral cavity that is easily swallowed and does not leave a bitter or unpleasant after-taste. |
6 | L: (CPTAB) | 14521 | CPTAB | Coated Particles Tablet | |
6 | L: (DISINTAB) | 14523 | DISINTAB | Disintegrating Tablet | A solid dosage form containing medicinal substances which disintegrates rapidly, usually within a matter of seconds, when placed upon the tongue. |
6 | L: (DRTAB) | 14522 | DRTAB | Delayed Release Tablet | |
6 | L: (ORTROCHE) | 14530 | ORTROCHE | Lozenge/Oral Troche | A solid preparation containing one or more medicaments, usually in a flavored, sweetened base which is intended to dissolve or disintegrate slowly in the mouth. |
6 | L: (SLTAB) | 14531 | SLTAB | Sublingual Tablet | |
5 | L: (VAGTAB) | 14532 | VAGTAB | Vaginal Tablet | |
3 | S: PowderDrugForm (POWD) | 14534 | POWD | Powder | An intimate mixture of dry, finely divided drugs and/or chemicals that may be intended for internal or external use. |
4 | S: TopicalPowder (TOPPWD) | 14535 | TOPPWD | Topical Powder | |
5 | L: (RECPWD) | 14536 | RECPWD | Rectal Powder | |
5 | L: (VAGPWD) | 14537 | VAGPWD | Vaginal Powder | |
3 | S: SuppositoryDrugForm (SUPP) | 14538 | SUPP | Suppository | A solid body of various weights and shapes, adapted for introduction into the rectal, vaginal, or urethral orifice of the human body; they usually melt, soften, or dissolve at body temperature. |
4 | L: (RECSUPP) | 14539 | RECSUPP | Rectal Suppository | |
4 | L: (URETHSUPP) | 14541 | URETHSUPP | Urethral suppository | |
4 | L: (VAGSUPP) | 14540 | VAGSUPP | Vaginal Suppository | |
3 | S: SwabDrugForm (SWAB) | 14542 | SWAB | Swab | A wad of absorbent material usually wound around one end of a small stick and used for applying medication or for removing material from an area. |
4 | L: (MEDSWAB) | 14543 | MEDSWAB | Medicated swab | |
3 | L: (BEAD) | 14489 | BEAD | Beads | A solid dosage form in the shape of a small ball. |
3 | L: (CAKE) | 14490 | CAKE | Cake | |
3 | L: (CEMENT) | 14491 | CEMENT | Cement | A substance that serves to produce solid union between two surfaces. |
3 | L: (CRYS) | 14492 | CRYS | Crystals | A naturally produced angular solid of definite form in which the ultimate units from which it is built up are systematically arranged; they are usually evenly spaced on a regular space lattice. |
3 | L: (DISK) | 14493 | DISK | Disk | A circular plate-like organ or structure. |
3 | L: (FLAKE) | 14494 | FLAKE | Flakes | |
3 | L: (GRAN) | 14495 | GRAN | Granules | A small particle or grain. |
3 | L: (GUM) | 14496 | GUM | ChewingGum | A sweetened and flavored insoluble plastic material of various shapes which when chewed, releases a drug substance into the oral cavity. |
3 | L: (PELLET) | 14533 | PELLET | Pellet | A small sterile solid mass consisting of a highly purified drug (with or without excipients) made by the formation of granules, or by compression and molding. |
3 | L: (WAFER) | 14544 | WAFER | Wafer | A thin slice of material containing a medicinal agent. |
OrganizationNameType | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (A) | 10680 | A | Alias | An alias, typically a shorter name than the legal name. This is the default.. |
1 | L: (L) | 10679 | L | Legal | The full legal name of the organization as used in public records. |
1 | L: (ST) | 10681 | ST | Stock exchange | A stock market ticker symbol. |
ParameterizedDataType | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | S: ParameterizedDataTypeBag (BAG<T>) | 10763 | BAG<T> | Bag | |
1 | S: ParameterizedDataTypeSequence (LIST<T>) | 10762 | LIST<T> | Sequence | |
1 | S: ParameterizedDataTypeSet (SET<T>) | 10761 | SET<T> | Set | |
2 | S: ParameterizedDataTypeEventRelatedInterval (EIVL<T>) | 10766 | EIVL<T> | Event Related Interval | |
2 | S: ParameterizedDataTypeInterval (IVL<T>) | 10764 | IVL<T> | Interval | |
2 | S: ParameterizedDataTypePeriodicInterval (PIVL<T>) | 10765 | PIVL<T> | Periodic Interval | |
1 | S: ParameterizedDataTypeType (T) | 10760 | T | Type | |
2 | S: ParameterizedDataTypeAnnotated (ANT<T>) | 10767 | ANT<T> | Annotated | |
2 | S: ParameterizedDataTypeHistorical (HXIT<T>) | 10768 | HXIT<T> | Historical | |
2 | S: ParameterizedDataTypeNonParametricProbabilityDistribution (NPPD<T>) | 10771 | NPPD<T> | Non Parametric Probability Distribution | |
2 | S: ParameterizedDataTypeParametricProbabilityDistribution (PPD<T>) | 10772 | PPD<T> | Parametric Probability Distribution | |
2 | S: ParameterizedDataTypeUncertainValueNarrative (UVN<T>) | 10769 | UVN<T> | Uncertain Value Narrative | |
2 | S: ParameterizedDataTypeUncertainValueProbabilistic (UVP<T>) | 10770 | UVP<T> | Uncertain Value Probabilistic |
ParticipationFunction | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (ADMPHYS) | 10278 | ADMPHYS | admitting physician | A physician who admitted a patient to a hospital or other care unit that is the context of this service. |
1 | L: (ANEST) | 10274 | ANEST | anesthesist | In a typical anesthesia setting an anesthesiologist or anesthesia resident in charge of the anesthesia and life support, but only a witness to the surgical procedure itself. To clarify responsibilities anesthesia should always be represented as a separate service related to the surgery. |
1 | L: (ANRS) | 10275 | ANRS | anesthesia nurse | In a typical anesthesia setting the nurse principally assisting the anesthesiologist during the critical periods. |
1 | L: (ATTPHYS) | 10277 | ATTPHYS | attending physician | A physician who is primarily responsible for a patient during the hospitalization, which is the context of the service. |
1 | L: (DISPHYS) | 10279 | DISPHYS | discharging physician | A physician who discharged a patient from a hospital or other care unit that is the context of this service. |
1 | L: (FASST) | 10269 | FASST | first assistant surgeon | In a typical surgery setting the assistant facing the primary surgeon. The first assistant performs parts of the operation and assists in others (e.g., incision, approach, electrocoutering, ligatures, sutures.) |
1 | L: (MDWF) | 10276 | MDWF | midwife | A person (usually female) helping a woman deliver a baby. Responsibilities vary locally, ranging from a mere optional assistant to a full required participant, responsible for (normal) births and pre- and post-natal care for both mother and baby. |
1 | L: (NASST) | 10273 | NASST | nurse assistant | In a typical surgery setting the non-sterile nurse handles material supply from the stock, forwards specimen to pathology, and helps with other non-sterile tasks (e.g., phone calls, etc.) |
1 | L: (PCP) | 10281 | PCP | primary care physician | The healthcare provider that holds primary responsibility for the overall care of a patient. |
1 | L: (PRISURG) | 10268 | PRISURG | primary surgeon | In a typical surgery setting the primary performing surgeon. |
1 | L: (RNDPHYS) | 10280 | RNDPHYS | rounding physician | A physician who made rounds on a patient in a hospital or other care center. |
1 | L: (SASST) | 10270 | SASST | second assistant surgeon | In a typical surgery setting the assistant who primarily holds the hooks. |
1 | L: (SNRS) | 10271 | SNRS | scrub nurse | In a typical surgery setting the nurse in charge of the instrumentation. |
1 | L: (TASST) | 10272 | TASST | third assistant | In a typical surgery setting there is rarely a third assistant (e.g., in some Hip operations the third assistant postures the affected leg.) |
ParticipationSignature | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (I) | 13977 | I | intended | The particpant intends to provide a signature. |
1 | L: (S) | 10284 | S | signed | Signature has been affixed, either written on file, or electronic (incl. digital) signature in Participation.signature_txt. |
1 | L: (X) | 10283 | X | required | A signature for the service is required of this actor. |
ParticipationType | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | S: ServiceActor () | 10246 | The principal actor type specifies what the actor does in the service on a coarse grained level that is essential for functional interoperability. See service_actor.funtion for an extensible fine grained informational code. Note: the actor type code specifies what people actually do, not what they are generally accredited to do. | ||
2 | A: ActorSignatories | 10257 | Signatures people having accountability without being physical actors | ||
3 | L: (CNS) | 10261 | CNS | consenter | The person giving consent to the service (usually the patient himself or a legal guardian.) A consenting person is an actor in the sense of asking or delegating an action to happen upon himself. |
3 | L: (REV) | 10262 | REV | reviewer | A person reviewing the details of a service (order or documentation) after the fact. |
3 | L: (SPV) | 10258 | SPV | supervisor (legal authenticator) | A person who is legally responsible for the service carried out by a performer as a delegate. A supervisor is not necessarily present in an action, but is accountable for the action through the power to delegate, and the duty to review actions with the performing actor after the fact (e.g. head of a biochemical laboratory.) |
3 | L: (VRF) | 10259 | VRF | verifier | A person who verifies the correctness and appropriateness of the service (plan, order, event, etc.) and hence takes on accountability. |
3 | L: (WIT) | 10260 | WIT | witness | Only with service events. A person witnessing the action happening without doing anything. A witness is not necessarily aware, much less approves of anything stated in the service event. Example for a witness is students watching an operation or an advanced directive witness. |
2 | A: ServiceActorInformationGenerator | 10251 | Authors and originators of information | ||
3 | L: (AUT) | 10252 | AUT | author (originator) | A person (or organization) who originates and takes responsibility for the information given in the service object, e.g., the report writer, the person writing the service definition, the guideline author, the placer of an order etc. This information should accompany every service object (regardless of mood.) |
3 | L: (CBC) | 10255 | CBC | call-back contact | A contact (often not individual) to whom immediate questions for clarification should be directed (e.g., a care facility to be called by phone number.) |
3 | L: (CON) | 10256 | CON | consultant | An advisor participating in the service by performing evaluations and making recommendations. |
3 | L: (ENT) | 10253 | ENT | data entry person | A person entering the data into the originating system. The data entry person is collected optionally for internal quality control purposes. This includes the transcriptionist for dictated text. |
3 | L: (INF) | 10254 | INF | informant | A source of reported information (e.g., a next of kin who answers questions about the patient's history.) For history questions, the patient is logically an informant, yet the informant of history questions is implicitly the subject. |
2 | A: ServiceActorInformationRecipients | 10263 | |||
3 | L: (REF) | 10264 | REF | referrer | A person having referred the subject of the service to the performer (referring physician.) Typically, a referring physician will receive a report. |
3 | L: (TRC) | 10265 | TRC | tracker | A person who receives copies of exchange about this service (e.g., a primary care provider receiving copies of results as ordered by specialist.) |
2 | A: ServiceActorPhysicalPerformer | 10247 | Performer, physically acting persons | ||
3 | L: (ASS) | 10249 | ASS | assistant performer | A person assisting in a service through his substantial presence and involvement This includes: assistants, technicians, associates, or whatever the job titles may be. |
3 | L: (ESC) | 10250 | ESC | escort | Only with Transportation services. A person who escorts the patient. |
3 | L: (PRF) | 10248 | PRF | performer | A person who actually and principally carries out the action. Need not be the principal responsible actor, e.g. a surgery resident operating under supervision of attending surgeon, and may be the patient in self-care, e.g. fingerstick blood sugar. The traditional order filler is a performer. This information should accompany every service event. |
2 | L: (CST) | 10266 | CST | custodian | A person (or organization) who is in charge of maintaining the information of this service object (e.g., who maintains the report orthe master service catalog item, etc.) |
2 | L: (RESPROV) | 13975 | RESPROV | responsible provider | The provider (person or organization) who has primary responsibility for the act. |
1 | S: ServiceTargetType () | 10285 | |||
2 | S: ServiceTargetTypeDirect (DIR) | 10286 | DIR | direct target | Target that is substantially present in the service and which is directly affected by the service action (includes consumed material, devices, etc.) |
3 | S: ServiceTargetTypeSubject (SBJ) | 10287 | SBJ | subject | The principle target that the service acts on. E.g. the patient in physical examination, a specimen in a lab observation. May also be a patient's family member (teaching) or a device or room (cleaning, disinfecting, housekeeping.) Note: not all direct targets are subjects, consumables, and devices used as tools for a service are not subjects. However, a device may be a subject of a maintenance service. |
4 | L: (DON) | 10291 | DON | donor | In some organ transplantation services and rarely in transfusion services a donor will be a target participant in the service. However, in most cases transplantation is decomposed in three services: explantation, transport, and implantation. The identity of the donor (recipient) is often irrelevant for the explantation (implantation) service. |
4 | L: (NOK) | 10290 | NOK | proxy | Someone who is the subject of the service on behalf of the patient. For example, a family member who is the subject of a teaching service in the patient's matters. |
4 | L: (PYL) | 10301 | PYL | payload | For transportation services, the transported passenger or goods. |
4 | L: (SPC) | 10294 | SPC | specimen | The subject of non-clinical (e.g. laboratory) observation services is a specimen. |
3 | S: TargetTypeDevice (DEV) | 10298 | DEV | device | Something used in delivering the service without being substantially affected by the service (i.e. durable or inert with respect to that particular service.) Examples are: monitoring equipment, tools, but also access/drainage lines, prostheses, pace maker, etc. |
4 | L: (NRD) | 10299 | NRD | non-reuseable device | A device that changes ownership due to the service, e.g., a pacemaker, a prosthesis, an insulin injection equipment (pen), etc. Such material may need to be restocked after he service. |
4 | L: (ODV) | 10307 | ODV | originating device | A device that generated the information in the attached service object. For example, a Coulter counter on an EKG device that produced the report. |
4 | L: (RDV) | 10300 | RDV | reusable device | A device that does not change ownership due to the service, i.e., a surgical instrument or tool or an endoscope. The distinction between reuseable and non-reuseable must be made in order to know whether material must be re-stocked. |
3 | L: (CSM) | 10296 | CSM | consumable | Target that is taken up, is diminished, and disappears in the service. |
3 | L: (PRD) | 10295 | PRD | product | A material target that is brought forth (produced) in the service (e.g., specimen in a specimen collection, access or drainage in a placement service, medication package in a dispense service.) It doesn't matter whether the material produced had existence prior to the service, or whether it is created in the service (e.g., in supply services the product is taken from a stock.) |
2 | S: ServiceTargetTypePatient (PAT) | 10289 | PAT | patient | The patient target indicates whose patient medical record this service item is part of. This is especially important when the subject of a service is not the patient himself. For practical purposes it is good to always have one patient target whose only meaning is that this service belongs to that patient's medical record. In addition, other targets types should be specified if the patient is also a subject or beneficiary or other target of the service. |
3 | L: (BBY) | 10293 | BBY | baby | In an obstetric service, the baby. |
3 | L: (MTH) | 10292 | MTH | mother | In an obstetric service, the mother. |
3 | L: (PATSBJ) | 10308 | PATSBJ | patient subject | The patient as the subject of the service. E.g., in direct clinical observations, the patient is the subject. |
2 | S: TargetTypeLocation (LOC) | 10302 | LOC | location | The facility where the service is done. May be a static building (or room therein) or a moving location (e.g., ambulance, helicopter, aircraft, train, truck, ship, etc.) |
3 | L: (DST) | 10304 | DST | destination | The destination for services. May be a static building (or room therein) or a movable facility (e.g., ship.) |
3 | L: (ELOC) | 13973 | ELOC | entry location | A location where data about an Act was entered. |
3 | L: (ORG) | 10303 | ORG | origin | The location of origin for services. May be a static building (or room therein) or a movable facility (e.g., ship.) |
3 | L: (RCV) | 13974 | RCV | receiver | The person (or organization) who receives the product of an Act. |
3 | L: (RML) | 10306 | RML | remote | Some services take place at multiple concurrent locations (e.g., telemedicine, telephone consultation.) The location where the principal performing actor is located is taken as the primary location (LOC) while the other location(s) are considered "remote." |
3 | L: (VIA) | 10305 | VIA | via | For services, an intermediate location that specifies a path between origin an destination. |
2 | L: (BEN) | 10288 | BEN | beneficiary | Target on behalf of whom the service happens, but that is not necessarily present in the service. Can occur together with direct target to indicate that a target is both. Includes, a participant who derives benefits from an act, such as a covered party |
2 | L: (COV) | 14017 | COV | Coverage target | The target participation for an individual in a health care coverage act in which the target role is either the policy holder of the coverage, or a covered party under the coverage. |
2 | L: (TPA) | 10297 | TPA | therapeutic agent | Something incorporated in the subject of a therapy service to achieve a physiologic effect (e.g., heal, relieve, provoke a condition, etc.) on the subject. In an administration service the therapeutic agent is a consumable, in a preparation or dispense service, it is a product. Thus, consumable or product must be specified in accordance with the kind of service. |
PaymentTerms | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (COD) | 14913 | COD | Cash on Delivery | Payment in full for products and/or services is required as soon as the service is performed or goods delivered. |
1 | L: (N30) | 14909 | N30 | Net 30 days | Payment in full for products and/or services is required 30 days from the time the service is performed or goods delivered. |
1 | L: (N60) | 14910 | N60 | Net 60 days | Payment in full for products and/or services is required 60 days from the time the service is performed or goods delivered. |
1 | L: (N90) | 14911 | N90 | Net 90 days | Payment in full for products and/or services is required 90 days from the time the service is performed or goods delivered. |
PeriodicIntervalOfTimeAbbreviation | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
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1 | L: (BID) | 10703 | BID | two times a day at institution specified time | |
1 | L: (QID) | 10705 | QID | four times a day at institution specified time | |
1 | L: (TID) | 10704 | TID | three times a day at institution specified time |
PersonDisabilityType | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (1) | 10182 | 1 | Vision impaired | Vision impaired |
1 | L: (2) | 10183 | 2 | Hearing impaired | Hearing impaired |
1 | L: (3) | 10184 | 3 | Speech impaired | Speech impaired |
1 | L: (4) | 10185 | 4 | Mentally impaired | Mentally impaired |
1 | L: (5) | 10186 | 5 | Mobility impaired | Mobility impaired |
PostalAddressUse | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A: AddressUse | 190 | |||
2 | S: HomeAddressUse () | 10628 | A communication address at a home, attempted contacts for business purposes might intrude privacy and chances are one will contact family or other household members instead of the person one wishes to call. Typically used with urgent cases, or if no othe | ||
1 | L: (BAD) | 10641 | BAD | bad address | A flag indicating that the address is bad, in fact, useless. |
1 | L: (PST) | 10639 | PST | postal address | Used to send mail. |
1 | L: (RES) | 10638 | RES | residential address | Used primarily to visit an address. |
1 | L: (TMP) | 10640 | TMP | temporary address | A temporary address, may be good for visit or mailing. Note that an address history can provide more detailed information. |
ProbabilityDistributionType | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (B) | 10756 | B | beta | The beta-distribution is used for data that is bounded on both sides and may or may not be skewed (e.g., occurs when probabilities are estimated.) Two parameters ? and ? are available to adjust the curve. The mean ? and variance ?2 relate as follows: ? |
1 | L: (E) | 10752 | E | exponential | Used for data that describes extinction. The exponential distribution is a special form of ?-distribution where ? = 1, hence, the relationship to mean ? and variance ?2 are ? = ? and ?2 = ?2. |
1 | L: (F) | 10755 | F | F | Used to describe the quotient of two ?2 random variables. The F-distribution has two parameters ?1 and ?2, which are the numbers of degrees of freedom of the numerator and denominator variable respectively. The relationship to mean ? and variance ?2 are |
1 | L: (G) | 10751 | G | (gamma) | The gamma-distribution used for data that is skewed and bounded to the right, i.e. where the maximum of the distribution curve is located near the origin. The ?-distribution has a two parameters ? and ?. The relationship to mean ? and variance ?2 is ? = |
1 | L: (LN) | 10750 | LN | log-normal | The logarithmic normal distribution is used to transform skewed random variable X into a normally distributed random variable U = log X. The log-normal distribution can be specified with the properties mean ? and standard deviation ?. Note however that m |
1 | L: (N) | 10749 | N | normal (Gaussian) | This is the well-known bell-shaped normal distribution. Because of the central limit theorem, the normal distribution is the distribution of choice for an unbounded random variable that is an outcome of a combination of many stochastic processes. Even f |
1 | L: (T) | 10754 | T | T | Used to describe the quotient of a normal random variable and the square root of a ?2 random variable. The t-distribution has one parameter ?, the number of degrees of freedom. The relationship to mean ? and variance ?2 are: ? = 0 and ?2 = ? / (? ? 2) |
1 | L: (U) | 10748 | U | uniform | The uniform distribution assigns a constant probability over the entire interval of possible outcomes, while all outcomes outside this interval are assumed to have zero probability. The width of this interval is 2 ? ?3. Thus, the uniform distribution as |
1 | L: (X2) | 10753 | X2 | chi square | Used to describe the sum of squares of random variables which occurs when a variance is estimated (rather than presumed) from the sample. The only parameter of the ?2-distribution is ?, so called the number of degrees of freedom (which is the number of i |
ProcessingID | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (D) | 10117 | D | Debugging | Identifies debugging type of processing. |
1 | L: (P) | 10118 | P | Production | Identifies production type of processing. |
1 | L: (T) | 10119 | T | Training | Identifies training type of processing. |
ProcessingMode | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (A) | 10121 | A | Archive | Identifies archive mode of processing. |
1 | L: (I) | 10123 | I | Initial load | Identifies initial load mode of processing. |
1 | L: (R) | 10122 | R | Restore from archive | Identifies restore mode of processing. |
1 | L: (T) | 10124 | T | Current processing | Identifies on-line mode of processing. |
QueryPriority | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (D) | 10145 | D | Deferred | Query response is deferred. |
1 | L: (I) | 10146 | I | Immediate | Query response is immediate. |
Race | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | S: RaceAsian (2028-9) | 15743 | 2028-9 | Asian | |
2 | L: (2029-7) | 15744 | 2029-7 | Asian Indian | |
2 | L: (2030-5) | 15745 | 2030-5 | Bangladeshi | |
2 | L: (2031-3) | 15746 | 2031-3 | Bhutanese | |
2 | L: (2032-1) | 15747 | 2032-1 | Burmese | |
2 | L: (2033-9) | 15748 | 2033-9 | Cambodian | |
2 | L: (2034-7) | 15749 | 2034-7 | Chinese | |
2 | L: (2035-4) | 15750 | 2035-4 | Taiwanese | |
2 | L: (2036-2) | 15751 | 2036-2 | Filipino | |
2 | L: (2037-0) | 15752 | 2037-0 | Hmong | |
2 | L: (2038-8) | 15753 | 2038-8 | Indonesian | |
2 | L: (2039-6) | 15754 | 2039-6 | Japanese | |
2 | L: (2040-4) | 15755 | 2040-4 | Korean | |
2 | L: (2041-2) | 15756 | 2041-2 | Laotian | |
2 | L: (2042-0) | 15757 | 2042-0 | Malaysian | |
2 | L: (2043-8) | 15758 | 2043-8 | Okinawan | |
2 | L: (2044-6) | 15759 | 2044-6 | Pakistani | |
2 | L: (2045-3) | 15760 | 2045-3 | Sri Lankan | |
2 | L: (2046-1) | 15761 | 2046-1 | Thai | |
2 | L: (2047-9) | 15762 | 2047-9 | Vietnamese | |
2 | L: (2048-7) | 15763 | 2048-7 | Iwo Jiman | |
2 | L: (2049-5) | 15764 | 2049-5 | Maldivian | |
2 | L: (2050-3) | 15765 | 2050-3 | Nepalese | |
2 | L: (2051-1) | 15766 | 2051-1 | Singaporean | |
2 | L: (2052-9) | 15767 | 2052-9 | Madagascar | |
1 | S: RaceBlackOrAfricanAmerican (2054-5) | 15768 | 2054-5 | Black or African American | |
2 | S: RaceAfricanAmericanAfrican (2060-2) | 15771 | 2060-2 | African | |
3 | L: (2061-0) | 15772 | 2061-0 | Botswanan | |
3 | L: (2062-8) | 15773 | 2062-8 | Ethiopian | |
3 | L: (2063-6) | 15774 | 2063-6 | Liberian | |
3 | L: (2064-4) | 15775 | 2064-4 | Namibian | |
3 | L: (2065-1) | 15776 | 2065-1 | Nigerian | |
3 | L: (2066-9) | 15777 | 2066-9 | Zairean | |
2 | L: (2056-0) | 15769 | 2056-0 | Black | |
2 | L: (2058-6) | 15770 | 2058-6 | African American | |
2 | L: (2067-7) | 15778 | 2067-7 | Bahamian | |
2 | L: (2068-5) | 15779 | 2068-5 | Barbadian | |
2 | L: (2069-3) | 15780 | 2069-3 | Dominican | |
2 | L: (2070-1) | 15781 | 2070-1 | Dominica Islander | |
2 | L: (2071-9) | 15782 | 2071-9 | Haitian | |
2 | L: (2072-7) | 15783 | 2072-7 | Jamaican | |
2 | L: (2073-5) | 15784 | 2073-5 | Tobagoan | |
2 | L: (2074-3) | 15785 | 2074-3 | Trinidadian | |
2 | L: (2075-0) | 15786 | 2075-0 | West Indian | |
1 | S: RaceHawaiianOrPacificIsland (2076-8) | 15787 | 2076-8 | Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander | |
2 | S: RacePacificIslandMelanesian (2100-6) | 15808 | 2100-6 | Melanesian | |
3 | L: (2101-4) | 15809 | 2101-4 | Fijian | |
3 | L: (2102-2) | 15810 | 2102-2 | Papua New Guinean | |
3 | L: (2103-0) | 15811 | 2103-0 | Solomon Islander | |
3 | L: (2104-8) | 15812 | 2104-8 | New Hebrides | |
2 | S: RacePacificIslandMicronesian (2085-9) | 15794 | 2085-9 | Micronesian | |
3 | L: (2086-7) | 15795 | 2086-7 | Guamanian or Chamorro | |
3 | L: (2087-5) | 15796 | 2087-5 | Guamanian | |
3 | L: (2088-3) | 15797 | 2088-3 | Chamorro | |
3 | L: (2089-1) | 15798 | 2089-1 | Mariana Islander | |
3 | L: (2090-9) | 15799 | 2090-9 | Marshallese | |
3 | L: (2091-7) | 15800 | 2091-7 | Palauan | |
3 | L: (2092-5) | 15801 | 2092-5 | Carolinian | |
3 | L: (2093-3) | 15802 | 2093-3 | Kosraean | |
3 | L: (2094-1) | 15803 | 2094-1 | Pohnpeian | |
3 | L: (2095-8) | 15804 | 2095-8 | Saipanese | |
3 | L: (2096-6) | 15805 | 2096-6 | Kiribati | |
3 | L: (2097-4) | 15806 | 2097-4 | Chuukese | |
3 | L: (2098-2) | 15807 | 2098-2 | Yapese | |
2 | S: RacePacificIslandPolynesian (2078-4) | 15788 | 2078-4 | Polynesian | |
3 | L: (2079-2) | 15789 | 2079-2 | Native Hawaiian | |
3 | L: (2080-0) | 15790 | 2080-0 | Samoan | |
3 | L: (2081-8) | 15791 | 2081-8 | Tahitian | |
3 | L: (2082-6) | 15792 | 2082-6 | Tongan | |
3 | L: (2083-4) | 15793 | 2083-4 | Tokelauan | |
2 | L: (2500-7) | 15813 | 2500-7 | Other Pacific Islander | Note that this term remains in the table for completeness, even though within HL7, the notion of Other code is deprecated. |
1 | S: RaceNativeAmerican (1002-5) | 14915 | 1002-5 | American Indian or Alaska Native | |
2 | S: RaceAlaskanNative (1735-0) | 15470 | 1735-0 | Alaska Native | |
3 | S: RaceAlaskanIndian (1737-6) | 15471 | 1737-6 | Alaska Indian | |
4 | S: RaceAlaskanIndianAthabascan (1739-2) | 15472 | 1739-2 | Alaskan Athabascan | |
5 | L: (1740-0) | 15473 | 1740-0 | Ahtna | |
4 | S: RaceSoutheastAlaskanIndian (1811-9) | 15543 | 1811-9 | Southeast Alaska | |
5 | S: RaceSoutheastAlaskanIndianTlingit (1813-5) | 15544 | 1813-5 | Tlingit-Haida | |
6 | L: (1814-3) | 15545 | 1814-3 | Angoon | |
6 | L: (1815-0) | 15546 | 1815-0 | Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Tribes | |
6 | L: (1816-8) | 15547 | 1816-8 | Chilkat | |
6 | L: (1817-6) | 15548 | 1817-6 | Chilkoot | |
6 | L: (1818-4) | 15549 | 1818-4 | Craig | |
6 | L: (1819-2) | 15550 | 1819-2 | Douglas | |
6 | L: (1820-0) | 15551 | 1820-0 | Haida | |
6 | L: (1821-8) | 15552 | 1821-8 | Hoonah | |
6 | L: (1822-6) | 15553 | 1822-6 | Hydaburg | |
6 | L: (1823-4) | 15554 | 1823-4 | Kake | |
6 | L: (1824-2) | 15555 | 1824-2 | Kasaan | |
6 | L: (1825-9) | 15556 | 1825-9 | Kenaitze | |
6 | L: (1826-7) | 15557 | 1826-7 | Ketchikan | |
6 | L: (1827-5) | 15558 | 1827-5 | Klawock | |
6 | L: (1828-3) | 15559 | 1828-3 | Pelican | |
6 | L: (1829-1) | 15560 | 1829-1 | Petersburg | |
6 | L: (1830-9) | 15561 | 1830-9 | Saxman | |
6 | L: (1831-7) | 15562 | 1831-7 | Sitka | |
6 | L: (1832-5) | 15563 | 1832-5 | Tenakee Springs | |
6 | L: (1833-3) | 15564 | 1833-3 | Tlingit | |
6 | L: (1834-1) | 15565 | 1834-1 | Wrangell | |
6 | L: (1835-8) | 15566 | 1835-8 | Yakutat | |
5 | S: RaceSoutheastAlaskanIndianTsimshian (1837-4) | 15567 | 1837-4 | Tsimshian | |
6 | L: (1838-2) | 15568 | 1838-2 | Metlakatla | |
3 | S: RaceAlaskanNativeAleut (1966-1) | 15690 | 1966-1 | Aleut | |
4 | S: RaceAlaskanNativeAleutAlutiiq (1968-7) | 15691 | 1968-7 | Alutiiq Aleut | |
5 | L: (1969-5) | 15692 | 1969-5 | Tatitlek | |
5 | L: (1970-3) | 15693 | 1970-3 | Ugashik | |
4 | S: RaceAlaskanNativeAleutChugach (1984-4) | 15705 | 1984-4 | Chugach Aleut | |
5 | L: (1985-1) | 15706 | 1985-1 | Chenega | |
5 | L: (1986-9) | 15707 | 1986-9 | Chugach Corporation | |
5 | L: (1987-7) | 15708 | 1987-7 | English Bay | |
5 | L: (1988-5) | 15709 | 1988-5 | Port Graham | |
4 | S: RaceAlaskanNativeAleutKoniag (1992-7) | 15711 | 1992-7 | Koniag Aleut | |
5 | L: (1993-5) | 15712 | 1993-5 | Akhiok | |
5 | L: (1994-3) | 15713 | 1994-3 | Agdaagux | |
5 | L: (1995-0) | 15714 | 1995-0 | Karluk | |
5 | L: (1996-8) | 15715 | 1996-8 | Kodiak | |
5 | L: (1997-6) | 15716 | 1997-6 | Larsen Bay | |
5 | L: (1998-4) | 15717 | 1998-4 | Old Harbor | |
5 | L: (1999-2) | 15718 | 1999-2 | Ouzinkie | |
5 | L: (2000-8) | 15719 | 2000-8 | Port Lions | |
4 | S: RaceAlaskanNativeAleutUnangan (2006-5) | 15722 | 2006-5 | Unangan Aleut | |
5 | L: (2007-3) | 15723 | 2007-3 | Akutan | |
5 | L: (2008-1) | 15724 | 2008-1 | Aleut Corporation | |
5 | L: (2009-9) | 15725 | 2009-9 | Aleutian | |
5 | L: (2010-7) | 15726 | 2010-7 | Aleutian Islander | |
5 | L: (2011-5) | 15727 | 2011-5 | Atka | |
5 | L: (2012-3) | 15728 | 2012-3 | Belkofski | |
5 | L: (2013-1) | 15729 | 2013-1 | Chignik Lagoon | |
5 | L: (2014-9) | 15730 | 2014-9 | King Cove | |
5 | L: (2015-6) | 15731 | 2015-6 | False Pass | |
5 | L: (2016-4) | 15732 | 2016-4 | Nelson Lagoon | |
5 | L: (2017-2) | 15733 | 2017-2 | Nikolski | |
5 | L: (2018-0) | 15734 | 2018-0 | Pauloff Harbor | |
5 | L: (2019-8) | 15735 | 2019-8 | Qagan Toyagungin | |
5 | L: (2020-6) | 15736 | 2020-6 | Qawalangin | |
5 | L: (2021-4) | 15737 | 2021-4 | St. George | |
5 | L: (2022-2) | 15738 | 2022-2 | St. Paul | |
5 | L: (2023-0) | 15739 | 2023-0 | Sand Point | |
5 | L: (2024-8) | 15740 | 2024-8 | South Naknek | |
5 | L: (2025-5) | 15741 | 2025-5 | Unalaska | |
5 | L: (2026-3) | 15742 | 2026-3 | Unga | |
4 | L: (1990-1) | 15710 | 1990-1 | Eyak | |
4 | L: (2002-4) | 15720 | 2002-4 | Sugpiaq | |
4 | L: (2004-0) | 15721 | 2004-0 | Suqpigaq | |
3 | S: RaceAlaskanNativeEskimo (1840-8) | 15569 | 1840-8 | Eskimo | |
4 | S: RaceAlaskanNativeInupiatEskimo (1844-0) | 15571 | 1844-0 | Inupiat Eskimo | |
5 | L: (1845-7) | 15572 | 1845-7 | Ambler | |
5 | L: (1846-5) | 15573 | 1846-5 | Anaktuvuk | |
5 | L: (1847-3) | 15574 | 1847-3 | Anaktuvuk Pass | |
5 | L: (1848-1) | 15575 | 1848-1 | Arctic Slope Inupiat | |
5 | L: (1849-9) | 15576 | 1849-9 | Arctic Slope Corporation | |
5 | L: (1850-7) | 15577 | 1850-7 | Atqasuk | |
5 | L: (1851-5) | 15578 | 1851-5 | Barrow | |
5 | L: (1852-3) | 15579 | 1852-3 | Bering Straits Inupiat | |
5 | L: (1853-1) | 15580 | 1853-1 | Brevig Mission | |
5 | L: (1854-9) | 15581 | 1854-9 | Buckland | |
5 | L: (1855-6) | 15582 | 1855-6 | Chinik | |
5 | L: (1856-4) | 15583 | 1856-4 | Council | |
5 | L: (1857-2) | 15584 | 1857-2 | Deering | |
5 | L: (1858-0) | 15585 | 1858-0 | Elim | |
5 | L: (1859-8) | 15586 | 1859-8 | Golovin | |
5 | L: (1860-6) | 15587 | 1860-6 | Inalik Diomede | |
5 | L: (1861-4) | 15588 | 1861-4 | Inupiaq | |
5 | L: (1862-2) | 15589 | 1862-2 | Kaktovik | |
5 | L: (1863-0) | 15590 | 1863-0 | Kawerak | |
5 | L: (1864-8) | 15591 | 1864-8 | Kiana | |
5 | L: (1865-5) | 15592 | 1865-5 | Kivalina | |
5 | L: (1866-3) | 15593 | 1866-3 | Kobuk | |
5 | L: (1867-1) | 15594 | 1867-1 | Kotzebue | |
5 | L: (1868-9) | 15595 | 1868-9 | Koyuk | |
5 | L: (1869-7) | 15596 | 1869-7 | Kwiguk | |
5 | L: (1870-5) | 15597 | 1870-5 | Mauneluk Inupiat | |
5 | L: (1871-3) | 15598 | 1871-3 | Nana Inupiat | |
5 | L: (1872-1) | 15599 | 1872-1 | Noatak | |
5 | L: (1873-9) | 15600 | 1873-9 | Nome | |
5 | L: (1874-7) | 15601 | 1874-7 | Noorvik | |
5 | L: (1875-4) | 15602 | 1875-4 | Nuiqsut | |
5 | L: (1876-2) | 15603 | 1876-2 | Point Hope | |
5 | L: (1877-0) | 15604 | 1877-0 | Point Lay | |
5 | L: (1878-8) | 15605 | 1878-8 | Selawik | |
5 | L: (1879-6) | 15606 | 1879-6 | Shaktoolik | |
5 | L: (1880-4) | 15607 | 1880-4 | Shishmaref | |
5 | L: (1881-2) | 15608 | 1881-2 | Shungnak | |
5 | L: (1882-0) | 15609 | 1882-0 | Solomon | |
5 | L: (1883-8) | 15610 | 1883-8 | Teller | |
5 | L: (1884-6) | 15611 | 1884-6 | Unalakleet | |
5 | L: (1885-3) | 15612 | 1885-3 | Wainwright | |
5 | L: (1886-1) | 15613 | 1886-1 | Wales | |
5 | L: (1887-9) | 15614 | 1887-9 | White Mountain | |
5 | L: (1888-7) | 15615 | 1888-7 | White Mountain Inupiat | |
5 | L: (1889-5) | 15616 | 1889-5 | Mary's Igloo | |
4 | S: RaceAlaskanNativeSiberianEskimo (1891-1) | 15617 | 1891-1 | Siberian Eskimo | |
5 | L: (1892-9) | 15618 | 1892-9 | Gambell | |
5 | L: (1893-7) | 15619 | 1893-7 | Savoonga | |
5 | L: (1894-5) | 15620 | 1894-5 | Siberian Yupik | |
4 | S: RaceAlaskanNativeYupikEskimo (1896-0) | 15621 | 1896-0 | Yupik Eskimo | |
5 | L: (1897-8) | 15622 | 1897-8 | Akiachak | |
5 | L: (1898-6) | 15623 | 1898-6 | Akiak | |
5 | L: (1899-4) | 15624 | 1899-4 | Alakanuk | |
5 | L: (1900-0) | 15625 | 1900-0 | Aleknagik | |
5 | L: (1901-8) | 15626 | 1901-8 | Andreafsky | |
5 | L: (1902-6) | 15627 | 1902-6 | Aniak | |
5 | L: (1903-4) | 15628 | 1903-4 | Atmautluak | |
5 | L: (1904-2) | 15629 | 1904-2 | Bethel | |
5 | L: (1905-9) | 15630 | 1905-9 | Bill Moore's Slough | |
5 | L: (1906-7) | 15631 | 1906-7 | Bristol Bay Yupik | |
5 | L: (1907-5) | 15632 | 1907-5 | Calista Yupik | |
5 | L: (1908-3) | 15633 | 1908-3 | Chefornak | |
5 | L: (1909-1) | 15634 | 1909-1 | Chevak | |
5 | L: (1910-9) | 15635 | 1910-9 | Chuathbaluk | |
5 | L: (1911-7) | 15636 | 1911-7 | Clark's Point | |
5 | L: (1912-5) | 15637 | 1912-5 | Crooked Creek | |
5 | L: (1913-3) | 15638 | 1913-3 | Dillingham | |
5 | L: (1914-1) | 15639 | 1914-1 | Eek | |
5 | L: (1915-8) | 15640 | 1915-8 | Ekuk | |
5 | L: (1916-6) | 15641 | 1916-6 | Ekwok | |
5 | L: (1917-4) | 15642 | 1917-4 | Emmonak | |
5 | L: (1918-2) | 15643 | 1918-2 | Goodnews Bay | |
5 | L: (1919-0) | 15644 | 1919-0 | Hooper Bay | |
5 | L: (1920-8) | 15645 | 1920-8 | Iqurmuit (Russian Mission) | |
5 | L: (1921-6) | 15646 | 1921-6 | Kalskag | |
5 | L: (1922-4) | 15647 | 1922-4 | Kasigluk | |
5 | L: (1923-2) | 15648 | 1923-2 | Kipnuk | |
5 | L: (1924-0) | 15649 | 1924-0 | Koliganek | |
5 | L: (1925-7) | 15650 | 1925-7 | Kongiganak | |
5 | L: (1926-5) | 15651 | 1926-5 | Kotlik | |
5 | L: (1927-3) | 15652 | 1927-3 | Kwethluk | |
5 | L: (1928-1) | 15653 | 1928-1 | Kwigillingok | |
5 | L: (1929-9) | 15654 | 1929-9 | Levelock | |
5 | L: (1930-7) | 15655 | 1930-7 | Lower Kalskag | |
5 | L: (1931-5) | 15656 | 1931-5 | Manokotak | |
5 | L: (1932-3) | 15657 | 1932-3 | Marshall | |
5 | L: (1933-1) | 15658 | 1933-1 | Mekoryuk | |
5 | L: (1934-9) | 15659 | 1934-9 | Mountain Village | |
5 | L: (1935-6) | 15660 | 1935-6 | Naknek | |
5 | L: (1936-4) | 15661 | 1936-4 | Napaumute | |
5 | L: (1937-2) | 15662 | 1937-2 | Napakiak | |
5 | L: (1938-0) | 15663 | 1938-0 | Napaskiak | |
5 | L: (1939-8) | 15664 | 1939-8 | Newhalen | |
5 | L: (1940-6) | 15665 | 1940-6 | New Stuyahok | |
5 | L: (1941-4) | 15666 | 1941-4 | Newtok | |
5 | L: (1942-2) | 15667 | 1942-2 | Nightmute | |
5 | L: (1943-0) | 15668 | 1943-0 | Nunapitchukv | |
5 | L: (1944-8) | 15669 | 1944-8 | Oscarville | |
5 | L: (1945-5) | 15670 | 1945-5 | Pilot Station | |
5 | L: (1946-3) | 15671 | 1946-3 | Pitkas Point | |
5 | L: (1947-1) | 15672 | 1947-1 | Platinum | |
5 | L: (1948-9) | 15673 | 1948-9 | Portage Creek | |
5 | L: (1949-7) | 15674 | 1949-7 | Quinhagak | |
5 | L: (1950-5) | 15675 | 1950-5 | Red Devil | |
5 | L: (1951-3) | 15676 | 1951-3 | St. Michael | |
5 | L: (1952-1) | 15677 | 1952-1 | Scammon Bay | |
5 | L: (1953-9) | 15678 | 1953-9 | Sheldon's Point | |
5 | L: (1954-7) | 15679 | 1954-7 | Sleetmute | |
5 | L: (1955-4) | 15680 | 1955-4 | Stebbins | |
5 | L: (1956-2) | 15681 | 1956-2 | Togiak | |
5 | L: (1957-0) | 15682 | 1957-0 | Toksook | |
5 | L: (1958-8) | 15683 | 1958-8 | Tulukskak | |
5 | L: (1959-6) | 15684 | 1959-6 | Tuntutuliak | |
5 | L: (1960-4) | 15685 | 1960-4 | Tununak | |
5 | L: (1961-2) | 15686 | 1961-2 | Twin Hills | |
5 | L: (1962-0) | 15687 | 1962-0 | Georgetown | |
5 | L: (1963-8) | 15688 | 1963-8 | St. Mary's | |
5 | L: (1964-6) | 15689 | 1964-6 | Umkumiate | |
4 | L: (1842-4) | 15570 | 1842-4 | Greenland Eskimo | |
2 | S: RaceAmericanIndian (1004-1) | 14916 | 1004-1 | American Indian | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianApache (1010-8) | 14919 | 1010-8 | Apache | |
4 | L: (1011-6) | 14920 | 1011-6 | Chiricahua | |
4 | L: (1012-4) | 14921 | 1012-4 | Fort Sill Apache | |
4 | L: (1013-2) | 14922 | 1013-2 | Jicarilla Apache | |
4 | L: (1014-0) | 14923 | 1014-0 | Lipan Apache | |
4 | L: (1015-7) | 14924 | 1015-7 | Mescalero Apache | |
4 | L: (1016-5) | 14925 | 1016-5 | Oklahoma Apache | |
4 | L: (1017-3) | 14926 | 1017-3 | Payson Apache | |
4 | L: (1018-1) | 14927 | 1018-1 | San Carlos Apache | |
4 | L: (1019-9) | 14928 | 1019-9 | White Mountain Apache | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianArapaho (1021-5) | 14929 | 1021-5 | Arapaho | |
4 | L: (1022-3) | 14930 | 1022-3 | Northern Arapaho | |
4 | L: (1023-1) | 14931 | 1023-1 | Southern Arapaho | |
4 | L: (1024-9) | 14932 | 1024-9 | Wind River Arapaho | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianAssiniboineSioux (1030-6) | 14935 | 1030-6 | Assiniboine Sioux | |
4 | L: (1031-4) | 14936 | 1031-4 | Fort Peck Assiniboine Sioux | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianCaddo (1041-3) | 14941 | 1041-3 | Caddo | |
4 | L: (1042-1) | 14942 | 1042-1 | Oklahoma Cado | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianCahuilla (1044-7) | 14943 | 1044-7 | Cahuilla | |
4 | L: (1045-4) | 14944 | 1045-4 | Agua Caliente Cahuilla | |
4 | L: (1046-2) | 14945 | 1046-2 | Augustine | |
4 | L: (1047-0) | 14946 | 1047-0 | Cabazon | |
4 | L: (1048-8) | 14947 | 1048-8 | Los Coyotes | |
4 | L: (1049-6) | 14948 | 1049-6 | Morongo | |
4 | L: (1050-4) | 14949 | 1050-4 | Santa Rosa Cahuilla | |
4 | L: (1051-2) | 14950 | 1051-2 | Torres-Martinez | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianCalifornia (1053-8) | 14951 | 1053-8 | California Tribes | |
4 | L: (1054-6) | 14952 | 1054-6 | Cahto | |
4 | L: (1055-3) | 14953 | 1055-3 | Chimariko | |
4 | L: (1056-1) | 14954 | 1056-1 | Coast Miwok | |
4 | L: (1057-9) | 14955 | 1057-9 | Digger | |
4 | L: (1058-7) | 14956 | 1058-7 | Kawaiisu | |
4 | L: (1059-5) | 14957 | 1059-5 | Kern River | |
4 | L: (1060-3) | 14958 | 1060-3 | Mattole | |
4 | L: (1061-1) | 14959 | 1061-1 | Red Wood | |
4 | L: (1062-9) | 14960 | 1062-9 | Santa Rosa | |
4 | L: (1063-7) | 14961 | 1063-7 | Takelma | |
4 | L: (1064-5) | 14962 | 1064-5 | Wappo | |
4 | L: (1065-2) | 14963 | 1065-2 | Yana | |
4 | L: (1066-0) | 14964 | 1066-0 | Yuki | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianChemakuan (1082-7) | 14975 | 1082-7 | Chemakuan | |
4 | L: (1083-5) | 14976 | 1083-5 | Hoh | |
4 | L: (1084-3) | 14977 | 1084-3 | Quileute | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianCherokee (1088-4) | 14979 | 1088-4 | Cherokee | |
4 | L: (1089-2) | 14980 | 1089-2 | Cherokee Alabama | |
4 | L: (1090-0) | 14981 | 1090-0 | Cherokees of Northeast Alabama | |
4 | L: (1091-8) | 14982 | 1091-8 | Cherokees of Southeast Alabama | |
4 | L: (1092-6) | 14983 | 1092-6 | Eastern Cherokee | |
4 | L: (1093-4) | 14984 | 1093-4 | Echota Cherokee | |
4 | L: (1094-2) | 14985 | 1094-2 | Etowah Cherokee | |
4 | L: (1095-9) | 14986 | 1095-9 | Northern Cherokee | |
4 | L: (1096-7) | 14987 | 1096-7 | Tuscola | |
4 | L: (1097-5) | 14988 | 1097-5 | United Keetowah Band of Cherokee | |
4 | L: (1098-3) | 14989 | 1098-3 | Western Cherokee | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianCheyenne (1102-3) | 14991 | 1102-3 | Cheyenne | |
4 | L: (1103-1) | 14992 | 1103-1 | Northern Cheyenne | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianChickahominy (1108-0) | 14995 | 1108-0 | Chickahominy | |
4 | L: (1109-8) | 14996 | 1109-8 | Eastern Chickahominy | |
4 | L: (1110-6) | 14997 | 1110-6 | Western Chickahominy | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianChinook (1114-8) | 14999 | 1114-8 | Chinook | |
4 | L: (1115-5) | 15000 | 1115-5 | Clatsop | |
4 | L: (1116-3) | 15001 | 1116-3 | Columbia River Chinook | |
4 | L: (1117-1) | 15002 | 1117-1 | Kathlamet | |
4 | L: (1118-9) | 15003 | 1118-9 | Upper Chinook | |
4 | L: (1119-7) | 15004 | 1119-7 | Wakiakum Chinook | |
4 | L: (1120-5) | 15005 | 1120-5 | Willapa Chinook | |
4 | L: (1121-3) | 15006 | 1121-3 | Wishram | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianChippewa (1123-9) | 15007 | 1123-9 | Chippewa | |
4 | L: (1124-7) | 15008 | 1124-7 | Bad River | |
4 | L: (1125-4) | 15009 | 1125-4 | Bay Mills Chippewa | |
4 | L: (1126-2) | 15010 | 1126-2 | Bois Forte | |
4 | L: (1127-0) | 15011 | 1127-0 | Burt Lake Chippewa | |
4 | L: (1128-8) | 15012 | 1128-8 | Fond du Lac | |
4 | L: (1129-6) | 15013 | 1129-6 | Grand Portage | |
4 | L: (1130-4) | 15014 | 1130-4 | Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa-Chippewa | |
4 | L: (1131-2) | 15015 | 1131-2 | Keweenaw | |
4 | L: (1132-0) | 15016 | 1132-0 | Lac Courte Oreilles | |
4 | L: (1133-8) | 15017 | 1133-8 | Lac du Flambeau | |
4 | L: (1134-6) | 15018 | 1134-6 | Lac Vieux Desert Chippewa | |
4 | L: (1135-3) | 15019 | 1135-3 | Lake Superior | |
4 | L: (1136-1) | 15020 | 1136-1 | Leech Lake | |
4 | L: (1137-9) | 15021 | 1137-9 | Little Shell Chippewa | |
4 | L: (1138-7) | 15022 | 1138-7 | Mille Lacs | |
4 | L: (1139-5) | 15023 | 1139-5 | Minnesota Chippewa | |
4 | L: (1140-3) | 15024 | 1140-3 | Ontonagon | |
4 | L: (1141-1) | 15025 | 1141-1 | Red Cliff Chippewa | |
4 | L: (1142-9) | 15026 | 1142-9 | Red Lake Chippewa | |
4 | L: (1143-7) | 15027 | 1143-7 | Saginaw Chippewa | |
4 | L: (1144-5) | 15028 | 1144-5 | St. Croix Chippewa | |
4 | L: (1145-2) | 15029 | 1145-2 | Sault Ste. Marie Chippewa | |
4 | L: (1146-0) | 15030 | 1146-0 | Sokoagon Chippewa | |
4 | L: (1147-8) | 15031 | 1147-8 | Turtle Mountain | |
4 | L: (1148-6) | 15032 | 1148-6 | White Earth | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianChippewaCree (1150-2) | 15033 | 1150-2 | Chippewa Cree | |
4 | L: (1151-0) | 15034 | 1151-0 | Rocky Boy's Chippewa Cree | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianChoctaw (1155-1) | 15036 | 1155-1 | Choctaw | |
4 | L: (1156-9) | 15037 | 1156-9 | Clifton Choctaw | |
4 | L: (1157-7) | 15038 | 1157-7 | Jena Choctaw | |
4 | L: (1158-5) | 15039 | 1158-5 | Mississippi Choctaw | |
4 | L: (1159-3) | 15040 | 1159-3 | Mowa Band of Choctaw | |
4 | L: (1160-1) | 15041 | 1160-1 | Oklahoma Choctaw | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianChumash (1162-7) | 15042 | 1162-7 | Chumash | |
4 | L: (1163-5) | 15043 | 1163-5 | Santa Ynez | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianComanche (1175-9) | 15049 | 1175-9 | Comanche | |
4 | L: (1176-7) | 15050 | 1176-7 | Oklahoma Comanche | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianCoushatta (1186-6) | 15055 | 1186-6 | Coushatta | |
4 | L: (1187-4) | 15056 | 1187-4 | Alabama Coushatta | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianCreek (1193-2) | 15059 | 1193-2 | Creek | |
4 | L: (1194-0) | 15060 | 1194-0 | Alabama Creek | |
4 | L: (1195-7) | 15061 | 1195-7 | Alabama Quassarte | |
4 | L: (1196-5) | 15062 | 1196-5 | Eastern Creek | |
4 | L: (1197-3) | 15063 | 1197-3 | Eastern Muscogee | |
4 | L: (1198-1) | 15064 | 1198-1 | Kialegee | |
4 | L: (1199-9) | 15065 | 1199-9 | Lower Muscogee | |
4 | L: (1200-5) | 15066 | 1200-5 | Machis Lower Creek Indian | |
4 | L: (1201-3) | 15067 | 1201-3 | Poarch Band | |
4 | L: (1202-1) | 15068 | 1202-1 | Principal Creek Indian Nation | |
4 | L: (1203-9) | 15069 | 1203-9 | Star Clan of Muscogee Creeks | |
4 | L: (1204-7) | 15070 | 1204-7 | Thlopthlocco | |
4 | L: (1205-4) | 15071 | 1205-4 | Tuckabachee | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianCupeno (1211-2) | 15074 | 1211-2 | Cupeno | |
4 | L: (1212-0) | 15075 | 1212-0 | Agua Caliente | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianDelaware (1214-6) | 15076 | 1214-6 | Delaware | |
4 | L: (1215-3) | 15077 | 1215-3 | Eastern Delaware | |
4 | L: (1216-1) | 15078 | 1216-1 | Lenni-Lenape | |
4 | L: (1217-9) | 15079 | 1217-9 | Munsee | |
4 | L: (1218-7) | 15080 | 1218-7 | Oklahoma Delaware | |
4 | L: (1219-5) | 15081 | 1219-5 | Rampough Mountain | |
4 | L: (1220-3) | 15082 | 1220-3 | Sand Hill | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianDiegueno (1222-9) | 15083 | 1222-9 | Diegueno | |
4 | L: (1223-7) | 15084 | 1223-7 | Campo | |
4 | L: (1224-5) | 15085 | 1224-5 | Capitan Grande | |
4 | L: (1225-2) | 15086 | 1225-2 | Cuyapaipe | |
4 | L: (1226-0) | 15087 | 1226-0 | La Posta | |
4 | L: (1227-8) | 15088 | 1227-8 | Manzanita | |
4 | L: (1228-6) | 15089 | 1228-6 | Mesa Grande | |
4 | L: (1229-4) | 15090 | 1229-4 | San Pasqual | |
4 | L: (1230-2) | 15091 | 1230-2 | Santa Ysabel | |
4 | L: (1231-0) | 15092 | 1231-0 | Sycuan | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianEasternTribes (1233-6) | 15093 | 1233-6 | Eastern Tribes | |
4 | L: (1234-4) | 15094 | 1234-4 | Attacapa | |
4 | L: (1235-1) | 15095 | 1235-1 | Biloxi | |
4 | L: (1236-9) | 15096 | 1236-9 | Georgetown | |
4 | L: (1237-7) | 15097 | 1237-7 | Moor | |
4 | L: (1238-5) | 15098 | 1238-5 | Nansemond | |
4 | L: (1239-3) | 15099 | 1239-3 | Natchez | |
4 | L: (1240-1) | 15100 | 1240-1 | Nausu Waiwash | |
4 | L: (1241-9) | 15101 | 1241-9 | Nipmuc | |
4 | L: (1242-7) | 15102 | 1242-7 | Paugussett | |
4 | L: (1243-5) | 15103 | 1243-5 | Pocomoke Acohonock | |
4 | L: (1244-3) | 15104 | 1244-3 | Southeastern Indians | |
4 | L: (1245-0) | 15105 | 1245-0 | Susquehanock | |
4 | L: (1246-8) | 15106 | 1246-8 | Tunica Biloxi | |
4 | L: (1247-6) | 15107 | 1247-6 | Waccamaw-Siousan | |
4 | L: (1248-4) | 15108 | 1248-4 | Wicomico | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianGrosVentres (1264-1) | 15116 | 1264-1 | Gros Ventres | |
4 | L: (1265-8) | 15117 | 1265-8 | Atsina | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianHoopa (1271-6) | 15120 | 1271-6 | Hoopa | |
4 | L: (1272-4) | 15121 | 1272-4 | Trinity | |
4 | L: (1273-2) | 15122 | 1273-2 | Whilkut | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianIowa (1281-5) | 15126 | 1281-5 | Iowa | |
4 | L: (1282-3) | 15127 | 1282-3 | Iowa of Kansas-Nebraska | |
4 | L: (1283-1) | 15128 | 1283-1 | Iowa of Oklahoma | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianIroquois (1285-6) | 15129 | 1285-6 | Iroquois | |
4 | L: (1286-4) | 15130 | 1286-4 | Cayuga | |
4 | L: (1287-2) | 15131 | 1287-2 | Mohawk | |
4 | L: (1288-0) | 15132 | 1288-0 | Oneida | |
4 | L: (1289-8) | 15133 | 1289-8 | Onondaga | |
4 | L: (1290-6) | 15134 | 1290-6 | Seneca | |
4 | L: (1291-4) | 15135 | 1291-4 | Seneca Nation | |
4 | L: (1292-2) | 15136 | 1292-2 | Seneca-Cayuga | |
4 | L: (1293-0) | 15137 | 1293-0 | Tonawanda Seneca | |
4 | L: (1294-8) | 15138 | 1294-8 | Tuscarora | |
4 | L: (1295-5) | 15139 | 1295-5 | Wyandotte | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianKickapoo (1305-2) | 15144 | 1305-2 | Kickapoo | |
4 | L: (1306-0) | 15145 | 1306-0 | Oklahoma Kickapoo | |
4 | L: (1307-8) | 15146 | 1307-8 | Texas Kickapoo | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianKiowa (1309-4) | 15147 | 1309-4 | Kiowa | |
4 | L: (1310-2) | 15148 | 1310-2 | Oklahoma Kiowa | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianKlallam (1312-8) | 15149 | 1312-8 | Klallam | |
4 | L: (1313-6) | 15150 | 1313-6 | Jamestown | |
4 | L: (1314-4) | 15151 | 1314-4 | Lower Elwha | |
4 | L: (1315-1) | 15152 | 1315-1 | Port Gamble Klallam | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianLongIsland (1325-0) | 15157 | 1325-0 | Long Island | |
4 | L: (1326-8) | 15158 | 1326-8 | Matinecock | |
4 | L: (1327-6) | 15159 | 1327-6 | Montauk | |
4 | L: (1328-4) | 15160 | 1328-4 | Poospatuck | |
4 | L: (1329-2) | 15161 | 1329-2 | Setauket | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianLuiseno (1331-8) | 15162 | 1331-8 | Luiseno | |
4 | L: (1332-6) | 15163 | 1332-6 | La Jolla | |
4 | L: (1333-4) | 15164 | 1333-4 | Pala | |
4 | L: (1334-2) | 15165 | 1334-2 | Pauma | |
4 | L: (1335-9) | 15166 | 1335-9 | Pechanga | |
4 | L: (1336-7) | 15167 | 1336-7 | Soboba | |
4 | L: (1337-5) | 15168 | 1337-5 | Twenty-Nine Palms | |
4 | L: (1338-3) | 15169 | 1338-3 | Temecula | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianMaidu (1344-1) | 15172 | 1344-1 | Maidu | |
4 | L: (1345-8) | 15173 | 1345-8 | Mountain Maidu | |
4 | L: (1346-6) | 15174 | 1346-6 | Nishinam | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianMiami (1358-1) | 15180 | 1358-1 | Miami | |
4 | L: (1359-9) | 15181 | 1359-9 | Illinois Miami | |
4 | L: (1360-7) | 15182 | 1360-7 | Indiana Miami | |
4 | L: (1361-5) | 15183 | 1361-5 | Oklahoma Miami | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianMicmac (1365-6) | 15185 | 1365-6 | Micmac | |
4 | L: (1366-4) | 15186 | 1366-4 | Aroostook | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianNavajo (1382-1) | 15194 | 1382-1 | Navajo | |
4 | L: (1383-9) | 15195 | 1383-9 | Alamo Navajo | |
4 | L: (1384-7) | 15196 | 1384-7 | Canoncito Navajo | |
4 | L: (1385-4) | 15197 | 1385-4 | Ramah Navajo | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianNorthwestTribes (1391-2) | 15200 | 1391-2 | Northwest Tribes | |
4 | L: (1392-0) | 15201 | 1392-0 | Alsea | |
4 | L: (1393-8) | 15202 | 1393-8 | Celilo | |
4 | L: (1394-6) | 15203 | 1394-6 | Columbia | |
4 | L: (1395-3) | 15204 | 1395-3 | Kalapuya | |
4 | L: (1396-1) | 15205 | 1396-1 | Molala | |
4 | L: (1397-9) | 15206 | 1397-9 | Talakamish | |
4 | L: (1398-7) | 15207 | 1398-7 | Tenino | |
4 | L: (1399-5) | 15208 | 1399-5 | Tillamook | |
4 | L: (1400-1) | 15209 | 1400-1 | Wenatchee | |
4 | L: (1401-9) | 15210 | 1401-9 | Yahooskin | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianOttawa (1411-8) | 15215 | 1411-8 | Ottawa | |
4 | L: (1412-6) | 15216 | 1412-6 | Burt Lake Ottawa | |
4 | L: (1413-4) | 15217 | 1413-4 | Michigan Ottawa | |
4 | L: (1414-2) | 15218 | 1414-2 | Oklahoma Ottawa | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianPaiute (1416-7) | 15219 | 1416-7 | Paiute | |
4 | L: (1417-5) | 15220 | 1417-5 | Bishop | |
4 | L: (1418-3) | 15221 | 1418-3 | Bridgeport | |
4 | L: (1419-1) | 15222 | 1419-1 | Burns Paiute | |
4 | L: (1420-9) | 15223 | 1420-9 | Cedarville | |
4 | L: (1421-7) | 15224 | 1421-7 | Fort Bidwell | |
4 | L: (1422-5) | 15225 | 1422-5 | Fort Independence | |
4 | L: (1423-3) | 15226 | 1423-3 | Kaibab | |
4 | L: (1424-1) | 15227 | 1424-1 | Las Vegas | |
4 | L: (1425-8) | 15228 | 1425-8 | Lone Pine | |
4 | L: (1426-6) | 15229 | 1426-6 | Lovelock | |
4 | L: (1427-4) | 15230 | 1427-4 | Malheur Paiute | |
4 | L: (1428-2) | 15231 | 1428-2 | Moapa | |
4 | L: (1429-0) | 15232 | 1429-0 | Northern Paiute | |
4 | L: (1430-8) | 15233 | 1430-8 | Owens Valley | |
4 | L: (1431-6) | 15234 | 1431-6 | Pyramid Lake | |
4 | L: (1432-4) | 15235 | 1432-4 | San Juan Southern Paiute | |
4 | L: (1433-2) | 15236 | 1433-2 | Southern Paiute | |
4 | L: (1434-0) | 15237 | 1434-0 | Summit Lake | |
4 | L: (1435-7) | 15238 | 1435-7 | Utu Utu Gwaitu Paiute | |
4 | L: (1436-5) | 15239 | 1436-5 | Walker River | |
4 | L: (1437-3) | 15240 | 1437-3 | Yerington Paiute | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianPassamaquoddy (1441-5) | 15242 | 1441-5 | Passamaquoddy | |
4 | L: (1442-3) | 15243 | 1442-3 | Indian Township | |
4 | L: (1443-1) | 15244 | 1443-1 | Pleasant Point Passamaquoddy | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianPawnee (1445-6) | 15245 | 1445-6 | Pawnee | |
4 | L: (1446-4) | 15246 | 1446-4 | Oklahoma Pawnee | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianPeoria (1450-6) | 15248 | 1450-6 | Peoria | |
4 | L: (1451-4) | 15249 | 1451-4 | Oklahoma Peoria | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianPequot (1453-0) | 15250 | 1453-0 | Pequot | |
4 | L: (1454-8) | 15251 | 1454-8 | Marshantucket Pequot | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianPima (1456-3) | 15252 | 1456-3 | Pima | |
4 | L: (1457-1) | 15253 | 1457-1 | Gila River Pima-Maricopa | |
4 | L: (1458-9) | 15254 | 1458-9 | Salt River Pima-Maricopa | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianPomo (1464-7) | 15257 | 1464-7 | Pomo | |
4 | L: (1465-4) | 15258 | 1465-4 | Central Pomo | |
4 | L: (1466-2) | 15259 | 1466-2 | Dry Creek | |
4 | L: (1467-0) | 15260 | 1467-0 | Eastern Pomo | |
4 | L: (1468-8) | 15261 | 1468-8 | Kashia | |
4 | L: (1469-6) | 15262 | 1469-6 | Northern Pomo | |
4 | L: (1470-4) | 15263 | 1470-4 | Scotts Valley | |
4 | L: (1471-2) | 15264 | 1471-2 | Stonyford | |
4 | L: (1472-0) | 15265 | 1472-0 | Sulphur Bank | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianPonca (1474-6) | 15266 | 1474-6 | Ponca | |
4 | L: (1475-3) | 15267 | 1475-3 | Nebraska Ponca | |
4 | L: (1476-1) | 15268 | 1476-1 | Oklahoma Ponca | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianPotawatomi (1478-7) | 15269 | 1478-7 | Potawatomi | |
4 | L: (1479-5) | 15270 | 1479-5 | Citizen Band Potawatomi | |
4 | L: (1480-3) | 15271 | 1480-3 | Forest County | |
4 | L: (1481-1) | 15272 | 1481-1 | Hannahville | |
4 | L: (1482-9) | 15273 | 1482-9 | Huron Potawatomi | |
4 | L: (1483-7) | 15274 | 1483-7 | Pokagon Potawatomi | |
4 | L: (1484-5) | 15275 | 1484-5 | Prairie Band | |
4 | L: (1485-2) | 15276 | 1485-2 | Wisconsin Potawatomi | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianPueblo (1489-4) | 15278 | 1489-4 | Pueblo | |
4 | L: (1490-2) | 15279 | 1490-2 | Acoma | |
4 | L: (1491-0) | 15280 | 1491-0 | Arizona Tewa | |
4 | L: (1492-8) | 15281 | 1492-8 | Cochiti | |
4 | L: (1493-6) | 15282 | 1493-6 | Hopi | |
4 | L: (1494-4) | 15283 | 1494-4 | Isleta | |
4 | L: (1495-1) | 15284 | 1495-1 | Jemez | |
4 | L: (1496-9) | 15285 | 1496-9 | Keres | |
4 | L: (1497-7) | 15286 | 1497-7 | Laguna | |
4 | L: (1498-5) | 15287 | 1498-5 | Nambe | |
4 | L: (1499-3) | 15288 | 1499-3 | Picuris | |
4 | L: (1500-8) | 15289 | 1500-8 | Piro | |
4 | L: (1501-6) | 15290 | 1501-6 | Pojoaque | |
4 | L: (1502-4) | 15291 | 1502-4 | San Felipe | |
4 | L: (1503-2) | 15292 | 1503-2 | San Ildefonso | |
4 | L: (1504-0) | 15293 | 1504-0 | San Juan Pueblo | |
4 | L: (1505-7) | 15294 | 1505-7 | San Juan De | |
4 | L: (1506-5) | 15295 | 1506-5 | San Juan | |
4 | L: (1507-3) | 15296 | 1507-3 | Sandia | |
4 | L: (1508-1) | 15297 | 1508-1 | Santa Ana | |
4 | L: (1509-9) | 15298 | 1509-9 | Santa Clara | |
4 | L: (1510-7) | 15299 | 1510-7 | Santo Domingo | |
4 | L: (1511-5) | 15300 | 1511-5 | Taos | |
4 | L: (1512-3) | 15301 | 1512-3 | Tesuque | |
4 | L: (1513-1) | 15302 | 1513-1 | Tewa | |
4 | L: (1514-9) | 15303 | 1514-9 | Tigua | |
4 | L: (1515-6) | 15304 | 1515-6 | Zia | |
4 | L: (1516-4) | 15305 | 1516-4 | Zuni | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianPugetSoundSalish (1518-0) | 15306 | 1518-0 | Puget Sound Salish | |
4 | L: (1519-8) | 15307 | 1519-8 | Duwamish | |
4 | L: (1520-6) | 15308 | 1520-6 | Kikiallus | |
4 | L: (1521-4) | 15309 | 1521-4 | Lower Skagit | |
4 | L: (1522-2) | 15310 | 1522-2 | Muckleshoot | |
4 | L: (1523-0) | 15311 | 1523-0 | Nisqually | |
4 | L: (1524-8) | 15312 | 1524-8 | Nooksack | |
4 | L: (1525-5) | 15313 | 1525-5 | Port Madison | |
4 | L: (1526-3) | 15314 | 1526-3 | Puyallup | |
4 | L: (1527-1) | 15315 | 1527-1 | Samish | |
4 | L: (1528-9) | 15316 | 1528-9 | Sauk-Suiattle | |
4 | L: (1529-7) | 15317 | 1529-7 | Skokomish | |
4 | L: (1530-5) | 15318 | 1530-5 | Skykomish | |
4 | L: (1531-3) | 15319 | 1531-3 | Snohomish | |
4 | L: (1532-1) | 15320 | 1532-1 | Snoqualmie | |
4 | L: (1533-9) | 15321 | 1533-9 | Squaxin Island | |
4 | L: (1534-7) | 15322 | 1534-7 | Steilacoom | |
4 | L: (1535-4) | 15323 | 1535-4 | Stillaguamish | |
4 | L: (1536-2) | 15324 | 1536-2 | Suquamish | |
4 | L: (1537-0) | 15325 | 1537-0 | Swinomish | |
4 | L: (1538-8) | 15326 | 1538-8 | Tulalip | |
4 | L: (1539-6) | 15327 | 1539-6 | Upper Skagit | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianSacFox (1551-1) | 15333 | 1551-1 | Sac and Fox | |
4 | L: (1552-9) | 15334 | 1552-9 | Iowa Sac and Fox | |
4 | L: (1553-7) | 15335 | 1553-7 | Missouri Sac and Fox | |
4 | L: (1554-5) | 15336 | 1554-5 | Oklahoma Sac and Fox | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianSeminole (1566-9) | 15342 | 1566-9 | Seminole | |
4 | L: (1567-7) | 15343 | 1567-7 | Big Cypress | |
4 | L: (1568-5) | 15344 | 1568-5 | Brighton | |
4 | L: (1569-3) | 15345 | 1569-3 | Florida Seminole | |
4 | L: (1570-1) | 15346 | 1570-1 | Hollywood Seminole | |
4 | L: (1571-9) | 15347 | 1571-9 | Oklahoma Seminole | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianSerrano (1573-5) | 15348 | 1573-5 | Serrano | |
4 | L: (1574-3) | 15349 | 1574-3 | San Manual | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianShawnee (1578-4) | 15351 | 1578-4 | Shawnee | |
4 | L: (1579-2) | 15352 | 1579-2 | Absentee Shawnee | |
4 | L: (1580-0) | 15353 | 1580-0 | Eastern Shawnee | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianShoshone (1586-7) | 15356 | 1586-7 | Shoshone | |
4 | L: (1587-5) | 15357 | 1587-5 | Battle Mountain | |
4 | L: (1588-3) | 15358 | 1588-3 | Duckwater | |
4 | L: (1589-1) | 15359 | 1589-1 | Elko | |
4 | L: (1590-9) | 15360 | 1590-9 | Ely | |
4 | L: (1591-7) | 15361 | 1591-7 | Goshute | |
4 | L: (1592-5) | 15362 | 1592-5 | Panamint | |
4 | L: (1593-3) | 15363 | 1593-3 | Ruby Valley | |
4 | L: (1594-1) | 15364 | 1594-1 | Skull Valley | |
4 | L: (1595-8) | 15365 | 1595-8 | South Fork Shoshone | |
4 | L: (1596-6) | 15366 | 1596-6 | Te-Moak Western Shoshone | |
4 | L: (1597-4) | 15367 | 1597-4 | Timbi-Sha Shoshone | |
4 | L: (1598-2) | 15368 | 1598-2 | Washakie | |
4 | L: (1599-0) | 15369 | 1599-0 | Wind River Shoshone | |
4 | L: (1600-6) | 15370 | 1600-6 | Yomba | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianShoshonePaiute (1602-2) | 15371 | 1602-2 | Shoshone Paiute | |
4 | L: (1603-0) | 15372 | 1603-0 | Duck Valley | |
4 | L: (1604-8) | 15373 | 1604-8 | Fallon | |
4 | L: (1605-5) | 15374 | 1605-5 | Fort McDermitt | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianSioux (1609-7) | 15376 | 1609-7 | Sioux | |
4 | L: (1610-5) | 15377 | 1610-5 | Blackfoot Sioux | |
4 | L: (1611-3) | 15378 | 1611-3 | Brule Sioux | |
4 | L: (1612-1) | 15379 | 1612-1 | Cheyenne River Sioux | |
4 | L: (1613-9) | 15380 | 1613-9 | Crow Creek Sioux | |
4 | L: (1614-7) | 15381 | 1614-7 | Dakota Sioux | |
4 | L: (1615-4) | 15382 | 1615-4 | Flandreau Santee | |
4 | L: (1616-2) | 15383 | 1616-2 | Fort Peck | |
4 | L: (1617-0) | 15384 | 1617-0 | Lake Traverse Sioux | |
4 | L: (1618-8) | 15385 | 1618-8 | Lower Brule Sioux | |
4 | L: (1619-6) | 15386 | 1619-6 | Lower Sioux | |
4 | L: (1620-4) | 15387 | 1620-4 | Mdewakanton Sioux | |
4 | L: (1621-2) | 15388 | 1621-2 | Miniconjou | |
4 | L: (1622-0) | 15389 | 1622-0 | Oglala Sioux | |
4 | L: (1623-8) | 15390 | 1623-8 | Pine Ridge Sioux | |
4 | L: (1624-6) | 15391 | 1624-6 | Pipestone Sioux | |
4 | L: (1625-3) | 15392 | 1625-3 | Prairie Island Sioux | |
4 | L: (1626-1) | 15393 | 1626-1 | Prior Lake Sioux | |
4 | L: (1627-9) | 15394 | 1627-9 | Rosebud Sioux | |
4 | L: (1628-7) | 15395 | 1628-7 | Sans Arc Sioux | |
4 | L: (1629-5) | 15396 | 1629-5 | Santee Sioux | |
4 | L: (1630-3) | 15397 | 1630-3 | Sisseton-Wahpeton | |
4 | L: (1631-1) | 15398 | 1631-1 | Sisseton Sioux | |
4 | L: (1632-9) | 15399 | 1632-9 | Spirit Lake Sioux | |
4 | L: (1633-7) | 15400 | 1633-7 | Standing Rock Sioux | |
4 | L: (1634-5) | 15401 | 1634-5 | Teton Sioux | |
4 | L: (1635-2) | 15402 | 1635-2 | Two Kettle Sioux | |
4 | L: (1636-0) | 15403 | 1636-0 | Upper Sioux | |
4 | L: (1637-8) | 15404 | 1637-8 | Wahpekute Sioux | |
4 | L: (1638-6) | 15405 | 1638-6 | Wahpeton Sioux | |
4 | L: (1639-4) | 15406 | 1639-4 | Wazhaza Sioux | |
4 | L: (1640-2) | 15407 | 1640-2 | Yankton Sioux | |
4 | L: (1641-0) | 15408 | 1641-0 | Yanktonai Sioux | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianTohonoOOdham (1653-5) | 15414 | 1653-5 | Tohono O'Odham | |
4 | L: (1654-3) | 15415 | 1654-3 | Ak-Chin | |
4 | L: (1655-0) | 15416 | 1655-0 | Gila Bend | |
4 | L: (1656-8) | 15417 | 1656-8 | San Xavier | |
4 | L: (1657-6) | 15418 | 1657-6 | Sells | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianUmpqua (1667-5) | 15423 | 1667-5 | Umpqua | |
4 | L: (1668-3) | 15424 | 1668-3 | Cow Creek Umpqua | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianUte (1670-9) | 15425 | 1670-9 | Ute | |
4 | L: (1671-7) | 15426 | 1671-7 | Allen Canyon | |
4 | L: (1672-5) | 15427 | 1672-5 | Uintah Ute | |
4 | L: (1673-3) | 15428 | 1673-3 | Ute Mountain Ute | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianWampanoag (1679-0) | 15431 | 1679-0 | Wampanoag | |
4 | L: (1680-8) | 15432 | 1680-8 | Gay Head Wampanoag | |
4 | L: (1681-6) | 15433 | 1681-6 | Mashpee Wampanoag | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianWashoe (1687-3) | 15436 | 1687-3 | Washoe | |
4 | L: (1688-1) | 15437 | 1688-1 | Alpine | |
4 | L: (1689-9) | 15438 | 1689-9 | Carson | |
4 | L: (1690-7) | 15439 | 1690-7 | Dresslerville | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianWinnebago (1696-4) | 15442 | 1696-4 | Winnebago | |
4 | L: (1697-2) | 15443 | 1697-2 | Ho-chunk | |
4 | L: (1698-0) | 15444 | 1698-0 | Nebraska Winnebago | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianYuman (1724-4) | 15460 | 1724-4 | Yuman | |
4 | L: (1725-1) | 15461 | 1725-1 | Cocopah | |
4 | L: (1726-9) | 15462 | 1726-9 | Havasupai | |
4 | L: (1727-7) | 15463 | 1727-7 | Hualapai | |
4 | L: (1728-5) | 15464 | 1728-5 | Maricopa | |
4 | L: (1729-3) | 15465 | 1729-3 | Mohave | |
4 | L: (1730-1) | 15466 | 1730-1 | Quechan | |
4 | L: (1731-9) | 15467 | 1731-9 | Yavapai | |
3 | S: RaceAmericanIndianYurok (1732-7) | 15468 | 1732-7 | Yurok | |
4 | L: (1733-5) | 15469 | 1733-5 | Coast Yurok | |
3 | S: RaceCanadianLatinIndian (1068-6) | 14965 | 1068-6 | Canadian and Latin American Indian | |
4 | L: (1069-4) | 14966 | 1069-4 | Canadian Indian | |
4 | L: (1070-2) | 14967 | 1070-2 | Central American Indian | |
4 | L: (1071-0) | 14968 | 1071-0 | French American Indian | |
4 | L: (1072-8) | 14969 | 1072-8 | Mexican American Indian | |
4 | L: (1073-6) | 14970 | 1073-6 | South American Indian | |
3 | L: (1006-6) | 14917 | 1006-6 | Abenaki | |
3 | L: (1008-2) | 14918 | 1008-2 | Algonquian | |
3 | L: (1026-4) | 14933 | 1026-4 | Arikara | |
3 | L: (1028-0) | 14934 | 1028-0 | Assiniboine | |
3 | L: (1033-0) | 14937 | 1033-0 | Bannock | |
3 | L: (1035-5) | 14938 | 1035-5 | Blackfeet | |
3 | L: (1037-1) | 14939 | 1037-1 | Brotherton | |
3 | L: (1039-7) | 14940 | 1039-7 | Burt Lake Band | |
3 | L: (1074-4) | 14971 | 1074-4 | Spanish American Indian | |
3 | L: (1076-9) | 14972 | 1076-9 | Catawba | |
3 | L: (1078-5) | 14973 | 1078-5 | Cayuse | |
3 | L: (1080-1) | 14974 | 1080-1 | Chehalis | |
3 | L: (1086-8) | 14978 | 1086-8 | Chemehuevi | |
3 | L: (1100-7) | 14990 | 1100-7 | Cherokee Shawnee | |
3 | L: (1106-4) | 14994 | 1106-4 | Cheyenne-Arapaho | |
3 | L: (1112-2) | 14998 | 1112-2 | Chickasaw | |
3 | L: (1153-6) | 15035 | 1153-6 | Chitimacha | |
3 | L: (1165-0) | 15044 | 1165-0 | Clear Lake | |
3 | L: (1167-6) | 15045 | 1167-6 | Coeur D'Alene | |
3 | L: (1169-2) | 15046 | 1169-2 | Coharie | |
3 | L: (1171-8) | 15047 | 1171-8 | Colorado River | |
3 | L: (1173-4) | 15048 | 1173-4 | Colville | |
3 | L: (1178-3) | 15051 | 1178-3 | Coos, Lower Umpqua, Siuslaw | |
3 | L: (1180-9) | 15052 | 1180-9 | Coos | |
3 | L: (1182-5) | 15053 | 1182-5 | Coquilles | |
3 | L: (1184-1) | 15054 | 1184-1 | Costanoan | |
3 | L: (1189-0) | 15057 | 1189-0 | Cowlitz | |
3 | L: (1191-6) | 15058 | 1191-6 | Cree | |
3 | L: (1207-0) | 15072 | 1207-0 | Croatan | |
3 | L: (1209-6) | 15073 | 1209-6 | Crow | |
3 | L: (1250-0) | 15109 | 1250-0 | Esselen | |
3 | L: (1252-6) | 15110 | 1252-6 | Fort Belknap | |
3 | L: (1254-2) | 15111 | 1254-2 | Fort Berthold | |
3 | L: (1256-7) | 15112 | 1256-7 | Fort Mcdowell | |
3 | L: (1258-3) | 15113 | 1258-3 | Fort Hall | |
3 | L: (1260-9) | 15114 | 1260-9 | Gabrieleno | |
3 | L: (1262-5) | 15115 | 1262-5 | Grand Ronde | |
3 | L: (1267-4) | 15118 | 1267-4 | Haliwa | |
3 | L: (1269-0) | 15119 | 1269-0 | Hidatsa | |
3 | L: (1275-7) | 15123 | 1275-7 | Hoopa Extension | |
3 | L: (1277-3) | 15124 | 1277-3 | Houma | |
3 | L: (1279-9) | 15125 | 1279-9 | Inaja-Cosmit | |
3 | L: (1297-1) | 15140 | 1297-1 | Juaneno | |
3 | L: (1299-7) | 15141 | 1299-7 | Kalispel | |
3 | L: (1301-1) | 15142 | 1301-1 | Karuk | |
3 | L: (1303-7) | 15143 | 1303-7 | Kaw | |
3 | L: (1317-7) | 15153 | 1317-7 | Klamath | |
3 | L: (1319-3) | 15154 | 1319-3 | Konkow | |
3 | L: (1321-9) | 15155 | 1321-9 | Kootenai | |
3 | L: (1323-5) | 15156 | 1323-5 | Lassik | |
3 | L: (1340-9) | 15170 | 1340-9 | Lumbee | |
3 | L: (1342-5) | 15171 | 1342-5 | Lummi | |
3 | L: (1348-2) | 15175 | 1348-2 | Makah | |
3 | L: (1350-8) | 15176 | 1350-8 | Maliseet | |
3 | L: (1352-4) | 15177 | 1352-4 | Mandan | |
3 | L: (1354-0) | 15178 | 1354-0 | Mattaponi | |
3 | L: (1356-5) | 15179 | 1356-5 | Menominee | |
3 | L: (1363-1) | 15184 | 1363-1 | Miccosukee | |
3 | L: (1368-0) | 15187 | 1368-0 | Mission Indians | |
3 | L: (1370-6) | 15188 | 1370-6 | Miwok | |
3 | L: (1372-2) | 15189 | 1372-2 | Modoc | |
3 | L: (1374-8) | 15190 | 1374-8 | Mohegan | |
3 | L: (1376-3) | 15191 | 1376-3 | Mono | |
3 | L: (1378-9) | 15192 | 1378-9 | Nanticoke | |
3 | L: (1380-5) | 15193 | 1380-5 | Narragansett | |
3 | L: (1387-0) | 15198 | 1387-0 | Nez Perce | |
3 | L: (1389-6) | 15199 | 1389-6 | Nomalaki | |
3 | L: (1403-5) | 15211 | 1403-5 | Omaha | |
3 | L: (1405-0) | 15212 | 1405-0 | Oregon Athabaskan | |
3 | L: (1407-6) | 15213 | 1407-6 | Osage | |
3 | L: (1409-2) | 15214 | 1409-2 | Otoe-Missouria | |
3 | L: (1439-9) | 15241 | 1439-9 | Pamunkey | |
3 | L: (1448-0) | 15247 | 1448-0 | Penobscot | |
3 | L: (1460-5) | 15255 | 1460-5 | Piscataway | |
3 | L: (1462-1) | 15256 | 1462-1 | Pit River | |
3 | L: (1487-8) | 15277 | 1487-8 | Powhatan | |
3 | L: (1541-2) | 15328 | 1541-2 | Quapaw | |
3 | L: (1543-8) | 15329 | 1543-8 | Quinault | |
3 | L: (1545-3) | 15330 | 1545-3 | Rappahannock | |
3 | L: (1547-9) | 15331 | 1547-9 | Reno-Sparks | |
3 | L: (1549-5) | 15332 | 1549-5 | Round Valley | |
3 | L: (1556-0) | 15337 | 1556-0 | Salinan | |
3 | L: (1558-6) | 15338 | 1558-6 | Salish | |
3 | L: (1560-2) | 15339 | 1560-2 | Salish and Kootenai | |
3 | L: (1562-8) | 15340 | 1562-8 | Schaghticoke | |
3 | L: (1564-4) | 15341 | 1564-4 | Scott Valley | |
3 | L: (1576-8) | 15350 | 1576-8 | Shasta | |
3 | L: (1582-6) | 15354 | 1582-6 | Shinnecock | |
3 | L: (1584-2) | 15355 | 1584-2 | Shoalwater Bay | |
3 | L: (1607-1) | 15375 | 1607-1 | Siletz | |
3 | L: (1643-6) | 15409 | 1643-6 | Siuslaw | |
3 | L: (1645-1) | 15410 | 1645-1 | Spokane | |
3 | L: (1647-7) | 15411 | 1647-7 | Stewart | |
3 | L: (1649-3) | 15412 | 1649-3 | Stockbridge | |
3 | L: (1651-9) | 15413 | 1651-9 | Susanville | |
3 | L: (1659-2) | 15419 | 1659-2 | Tolowa | |
3 | L: (1661-8) | 15420 | 1661-8 | Tonkawa | |
3 | L: (1663-4) | 15421 | 1663-4 | Tygh | |
3 | L: (1665-9) | 15422 | 1665-9 | Umatilla | |
3 | L: (1675-8) | 15429 | 1675-8 | Wailaki | |
3 | L: (1677-4) | 15430 | 1677-4 | Walla-Walla | |
3 | L: (1683-2) | 15434 | 1683-2 | Warm Springs | |
3 | L: (1685-7) | 15435 | 1685-7 | Wascopum | |
3 | L: (1692-3) | 15440 | 1692-3 | Wichita | |
3 | L: (1694-9) | 15441 | 1694-9 | Wind River | |
3 | L: (1700-4) | 15445 | 1700-4 | Winnemucca | |
3 | L: (1702-0) | 15446 | 1702-0 | Wintun | |
3 | L: (1704-6) | 15447 | 1704-6 | Wiyot | |
3 | L: (1707-9) | 15449 | 1707-9 | Yakama | |
3 | L: (1709-5) | 15450 | 1709-5 | Yakama Cowlitz | |
3 | L: (1711-1) | 15451 | 1711-1 | Yaqui | |
3 | L: (1715-2) | 15454 | 1715-2 | Yavapai Apache | |
3 | L: (1717-8) | 15455 | 1717-8 | Yokuts | |
3 | L: (1722-8) | 15459 | 1722-8 | Yuchi | |
1 | S: RaceWhite (2106-3) | 15814 | 2106-3 | White | |
2 | S: RaceWhiteArab (2129-5) | 15834 | 2129-5 | Arab | |
2 | S: RaceWhiteEuropean (2108-9) | 15815 | 2108-9 | European | |
3 | L: (2109-7) | 15816 | 2109-7 | Armenian | |
3 | L: (2110-5) | 15817 | 2110-5 | English | |
3 | L: (2111-3) | 15818 | 2111-3 | French | |
3 | L: (2112-1) | 15819 | 2112-1 | German | |
3 | L: (2113-9) | 15820 | 2113-9 | Irish | |
3 | L: (2114-7) | 15821 | 2114-7 | Italian | |
3 | L: (2115-4) | 15822 | 2115-4 | Polish | |
3 | L: (2116-2) | 15823 | 2116-2 | Scottish | |
2 | S: RaceWhiteMiddleEast (2118-8) | 15824 | 2118-8 | Middle Eastern or North African | |
3 | L: (2119-6) | 15825 | 2119-6 | Assyrian | |
3 | L: (2120-4) | 15826 | 2120-4 | Egyptian | |
3 | L: (2121-2) | 15827 | 2121-2 | Iranian | |
3 | L: (2122-0) | 15828 | 2122-0 | Iraqi | |
3 | L: (2123-8) | 15829 | 2123-8 | Lebanese | |
3 | L: (2124-6) | 15830 | 2124-6 | Palestinian | |
3 | L: (2125-3) | 15831 | 2125-3 | Syrian | |
3 | L: (2126-1) | 15832 | 2126-1 | Afghanistani | |
3 | L: (2127-9) | 15833 | 2127-9 | Israeili | |
1 | L: (2131-1) | 15835 | 2131-1 | Other Race | Note that this term remains in the table for completeness, even though within HL7, the notion of Other code is deprecated. |
RelationalOperator | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (CT) | 10170 | CT | Contains | Specified set of things includes value being evaluated. |
1 | L: (EQ) | 10164 | EQ | Equal | Equal condition applied to comparisons. |
1 | L: (GE) | 10169 | GE | Greater than or equal | Greater than or equal condition applied to comparisons. |
1 | L: (GN) | 10171 | GN | Generic | A generic comparison selects a record for inclusion in the response if the beginning of the designated element value matches the select string. |
1 | L: (GT) | 10167 | GT | Greater than | Greater than condition applied to comparisons. |
1 | L: (LE) | 10168 | LE | Less than or equal | Less than or equal condition applied to comparisons. |
1 | L: (LT) | 10166 | LT | Less than | Less than condition applied to comparisons. |
1 | L: (NE) | 10165 | NE | Not Equal | Not equal condition applied to comparisons. |
RelationshipConjunction | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (AND) | 10366 | AND | and | This condition must be true. |
1 | L: (OR) | 10367 | OR | or | At least one of the condition among all OR conditions must be true. |
1 | L: (XOR) | 10368 | XOR | exclusive or | One and only one of the XOR conditions must be true. |
RelationshipLinkType | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | S: PartRelationshipLinkType (PART) | 11604 | PART | Is part | The target Role is part of the Source Role. |
2 | L: (DERIVED) | 11617 | DERIVED | derived | Part which is derived from a source. For example a specimen which is derived from a culture of another specimen (commonly called an isolate). Semantically different from "PART" of. |
1 | L: (DIRAUTH) | 11605 | DIRAUTH | Direct authority | The source Role has direct authority over the target role in a chain of authority. |
1 | L: (INDAUTH) | 11606 | INDAUTH | Indirect authority | The source Role has indirect authority over the target role in a chain of authority. |
ResponseLevel | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (C) | 14763 | C | completion | Respond with exceptions and a notification of completion |
1 | L: (D) | 14765 | D | detail | Respond with exceptions, completion, modifications and include more detail information (if applicable) |
1 | L: (E) | 14762 | E | exception | Respond with exceptions only |
1 | L: (F) | 14766 | F | confirmation | Respond with exceptions, completion, and modification with detail (as above), and send positive confirmations even if no modifications are being made. |
1 | L: (N) | 14767 | N | message-control | Respond only with message level acknowledgements, i.e., only notify acceptance or rejection of the message, do not include any application-level detail |
1 | L: (R) | 14764 | R | modification | Respond with exceptions, completions and modifications or revisions done before completion |
1 | L: (X) | 14768 | X | none | Do not send any kind of response |
ResponseModality | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (B) | 10153 | B | Batch | Query response to be sent as an HL7 Batch. |
1 | L: (R) | 10151 | R | Real Time | Query response to occur in real time. |
1 | L: (T) | 10152 | T | Bolus | Query response to sent as a series of responses at the same time without the use of batch formatting. |
RoleClass | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | S: RoleRootClass (ROL) | 13940 | ROL | Role | Corresponds to the Role class |
2 | S: AgentRoleClass (AGNT) | 14006 | AGNT | Agent | An entity that acts or is authorized to act on behalf of another entity. |
3 | L: (CNTRTPRTY) | 14016 | CNTRTPRTY | Contract party | Relates a person or organization bound by a contract to the person or organization responsible for the contract. |
3 | L: (CON) | 12205 | CON | ContactRole | A person or an organization which provides or receives information regarding another entity. Examples; patient NOK and emergency contacts; guarantor contact; employer contact. |
3 | L: (GUAR) | 13941 | GUAR | GuarantorRole | Corresponds to the Guarantor class |
3 | L: (SGNOFF) | 14007 | SGNOFF | Signing authority or officer | The role of a person who is the officer or signature authority for of a scooping entity, usually an organization. |
2 | A: CoverageInvoiceRoleClass | 14013 | An abstract domain that encompasses the roles involved in submitting, responding to and managing invoices or claims for health care coverage. | ||
3 | L: (PAYEE) | 14015 | PAYEE | Payee | The role of an organization or individual designated to receive payment for a claim against a particular coverage. The scoping entity is the organization that is the submitter of the invoice in question. |
3 | L: (PAYOR) | 14014 | PAYOR | Invoice payor | The role of an organization that undertakes to accept claims invoices, assess the coverage or payments due for those invoices and pay to the designated payees for those invoices. This role may be either the underwriter or a third-party organization authorized by the underwriter. The scoping entity is the organization that underwrites the claimed coverage. |
2 | A: CoverageRoleClass | 14008 | An abstract domain that encompasses the roles that arise in the context of providing, purchasing, and managing health care coverage and insurance. | ||
3 | L: (COVPTY) | 14011 | COVPTY | Covered party | A role class played by a person who receives benefit coverage under the terms of a particular insurance policy. The underwriter of that policy is the scoping entity. The covered party receives coverage because of some contractual or other relationship with the holder of that policy. This reason for coverage is captured in 'Role.cd' and a relationship link with type code of indirect authority should be included using the policy holder role as the source, and the covered party role as the target. Note that a particular policy may cover several individuals one of whom may be, but need not be, the policy holder. Thus the notion of covered party is a role that is distinct from that of the policy holder. |
3 | L: (POLHOLD) | 14010 | POLHOLD | Policy holder | A role played by an entity, usually an individual who holds an insurance policy. The underwriter of that policy is the scoping entity. Equivalent terms are policy owner and subscriber. The identifier of the policy is captured in 'Role.id' when the Role is a policy holder. A particular policy may cover several individuals one of whom may be, but need not be, the policy holder. Thus the notion of covered party is a role that is distinct from that of the policy holder. |
3 | L: (SPNSR) | 14012 | SPNSR | Sponsor | A role played by an entity, usually an organization that is the sponsor of an insurance plan. The underwriter of that plan is the scoping entity. Examples include the case where a particular corporation may sponsor a plan for its employees, but the individual policies are a contractual obligation between the employees and the underwriter. In general, the role of the sponsor is to negotiate and establish the terms of the plan and to qualify individuals who may become policy holders under the plan. |
3 | L: (UNDWRT) | 14009 | UNDWRT | Underwriter | A role played by an organization that underwrites or accepts fiscal responsibility for insurance plans and the policies created under those plans. |
2 | A: LivingSubjectRoleClass | 11556 | |||
3 | A: NonPersonLivingSubjectRoleClass | 11557 | |||
4 | L: (PET) | 11558 | PET | Pet | The player of the role is a Pet scoped by its owner. |
3 | A: PersonRoleClass | 11559 | |||
4 | S: ChildPersonRoleClass (CHILD) | 11560 | CHILD | Child | The player of the roleis a child of the scoping entity, in a generic sense. |
5 | L: (CHLDADOPT) | 11564 | CHLDADOPT | Adopted child | |
5 | L: (CHLDFOST) | 11565 | CHLDFOST | Foster child | |
5 | L: (CHLDINLAW) | 11563 | CHLDINLAW | Child in-law | |
5 | L: (STPCHLD) | 11562 | STPCHLD | Step child | |
4 | S: EmployeeRoleClass (EMP) | 11569 | EMP | EmployeeRole | |
5 | L: (MIL) | 11570 | MIL | Military person | |
4 | S: PractitionerRoleClass (PRAC) | 11571 | PRAC | Practitioner | |
5 | L: (ASSIGNED) | 11595 | ASSIGNED | AssignedPractitionerRole | Practitioner scoped by the organization to which they are assigned. |
5 | L: (CERT) | 11594 | CERT | CertifiedPractitionerRole | Practitioner scoped by a certifying authority |
5 | L: (NURPRAC) | 11574 | NURPRAC | Nurse practitioner | |
5 | L: (NURS) | 11573 | NURS | Nurse | |
5 | L: (PA) | 11575 | PA | Physician assistant | |
5 | L: (PHYS) | 11572 | PHYS | Physician | |
5 | L: (QUALPRAC) | 11619 | QUALPRAC | QualifiedPractitionerRole | An individual qualified to provide medical services. |
4 | L: (CIT) | 11568 | CIT | Citizen | Citizen of apolitical entity |
4 | L: (NOT) | 11576 | NOT | Notary Public | |
4 | L: (SIB) | 11567 | SIB | Sibling | |
4 | L: (STD) | 12248 | STD | Student | A role played by an individual who is a student of an school, which is the scoping entity.l |
4 | L: (WARD) | 11566 | WARD | Ward | Ward of a guardian |
3 | L: (PAT) | 11577 | PAT | PatientRole | Scoped by a provider |
2 | S: ManufacturedProductRoleClass (MANU) | 11580 | MANU | ManufacturedProductRole | Scoped by the manufacturer |
3 | L: (THER) | 11581 | THER | Therapeutic agent | |
2 | A: MaterialRoleClass | 11579 | |||
3 | A: MaterialRelationshipRoleClass | 10428 | |||
4 | S: MaterialRelationshipHasParts (PART) | 10429 | PART | has part | Relates a whole to its parts. A part may be an ingredient that is not separable from the whole, or a discrete part that may be identified separately and may, in principle, be disassembled from the part. |
5 | S: MaterialRelationshipHasIngredients (INGR) | 10430 | INGR | has ingredient | Relates a component to a mixture. E.g., Glucose and Water are ingredients of D5W, latex may be an ingredient in a tracheal tube. |
6 | S: MaterialRelationshipHasAdditives (ADTV) | 10432 | ADTV | has additive | An ingredient that is added to a base, that amounts to a minor part of the overall mixture. |
7 | L: (COLR) | 10437 | COLR | has color | A substance influencing the optical aspect of material. |
7 | L: (FLVR) | 10436 | FLVR | has flavor | A substance added to a mixture to make it taste a certain way. In food the use is obvious, in pharmaceuticals flavors can hide disgusting taste of the active ingredient (important in pediatric treatments.) |
7 | L: (PRSV) | 10435 | PRSV | has preservative | A substance added to a mixture to prevent microorganisms (fungi, bacteria) to spoil the mixture. |
7 | L: (STBL) | 10434 | STBL | has stabilizer | A stabilizer is a substance added to a mixture in order to prevent the molecular disintegration of the main substance. |
6 | L: (ACTI) | 10433 | ACTI | has active ingredient | A therapeutically active ingredient in a mixture, where the mixture is typically a manufactured pharmaceutical. |
6 | L: (BASE) | 10431 | BASE | has base | A base ingredient is what comprises the major part. E.g., Water in most i.v. solutions, or Vaseline in salves. Among all ingredients of a material, there should be only one base. A base substance that in turn be a mixture, e.g. base: 500 ml bottle D5W, additive: KCl 20 mmol. |
4 | S: MaterialRelationshipHasPresence (PRSN) | 10439 | PRSN | has presence | Relates any material to a location at which it is present in some way. This presence may be limited in time. |
5 | L: (DEPO) | 10440 | DEPO | has depot | Relates a material (e.g. a device) to a location at which it is normally found or stored when not used. |
4 | S: MaterialRelationshipHasSpecies (GEN) | 10441 | GEN | has generalization | Relates a specialized material concept to its generalization. |
5 | L: (GRIC) | 10442 | GRIC | has generic | A special link between pharmaceuticals indicating that the target is a generic for the source. |
4 | L: (CONT) | 10438 | CONT | has content | Relates a material as the content to a container. Unlike ingredients, the content and a container remain separate (not mixed) and the content can be removed from the container. A content is not part of an empty container. |
4 | L: (INST) | 10443 | INST | instantiates | An individual piece of material instantiating a class of material. |
3 | A: MaterialResponsibilityRoleClass | 10416 | |||
4 | S: MaterialResponsibilityDistributor (DST) | 10418 | DST | distributor | Someone distributing material between a manufacturer and a buyer or retailer. |
5 | L: (RET) | 10419 | RET | retailer | Someone selling a material, also giving advice to prospective buyers. |
4 | S: MaterialResponsibilityParent (PRN) | 10424 | PRN | parent | One of the two direct ancestors of a living subject. |
5 | L: (FTH) | 10425 | FTH | father | The male parent of a human fetus, in case a fetus is not considered a person. |
5 | L: (MTH) | 10426 | MTH | mother | The female parent of a human fetus, in case a fetus is not considered a person. |
4 | L: (HLD) | 10422 | HLD | holder | Someone who is currently in possession of the material, who holds, or uses it, usually based on some agreement with the owner. |
4 | L: (MAN) | 10417 | MAN | manufacturer | Someone bringing a specific material instance into existence, or, if the material is not a specific instance, someone capable of doing so. |
4 | L: (MNT) | 10427 | MNT | maintainer | A person in charge of the maintenance of a material (typically of durable equipment.) Assumes respponsibility for proper operation, quality, and safety. |
4 | L: (OWN) | 10421 | OWN | owner | Someone to whom law grants the right to call a material his own, which entitles him to make decisions about the disposition of that material. |
4 | L: (TRN) | 10423 | TRN | trainer | Of a companion animal, someone who is training the animal on behalf of the animal's owner. |
4 | L: (TRP) | 10420 | TRP | transporter | Someone in transient possession of a material for the purpose of relocating it. |
2 | A: PlaceRoleClass | 11582 | |||
3 | L: (BIRTHPL) | 11589 | BIRTHPL | Birthplace | |
3 | L: (CITY) | 11586 | CITY | City or town | |
3 | L: (COUNTRY) | 11584 | COUNTRY | Country | |
3 | L: (COUNTY) | 11587 | COUNTY | County or Parish | |
3 | L: (HCFAC) | 11600 | HCFAC | Health care facility | A facility that is authorized to house the provision of health care services.l |
3 | L: (JUR) | 11583 | JUR | Jurisdiction | |
3 | L: (SCHOOL) | 11588 | SCHOOL | School | |
3 | L: (STATE) | 11585 | STATE | State or province | |
2 | S: SpecimenRoleClass (SPEC) | 11591 | SPEC | SpecimenRole | |
3 | L: (ALQT) | 14026 | ALQT | Aliquot | A portion of an original or source specimen used for testing or transportation |
2 | L: (ACCESS) | 11592 | ACCESS | AccessRole | |
2 | L: (HLTHCHRT) | 11618 | HLTHCHRT | HealthChartRole | |
2 | L: (IDENT) | 11598 | IDENT | IdentifiedEntityRole | This is the role in which an entity with its Role identifier is bound to the assigning authority for that identifier. |
2 | L: (MBR) | 12204 | MBR | MemberRole | A role played by an entity that is a member of a group. The group provides the scope for this role. |
2 | L: (PROV) | 11599 | PROV | HealthCareProviderRole | An Entity that is authorized to provide health care services. |
2 | L: (RESP) | 11601 | RESP | ResponsiblePartyRole | A party that accepts responsibility for the scoping party. |
2 | L: (SCHED) | 11590 | SCHED | schedulable resource | A resource that can be scheduled. Scoped by the scheduling entity. |
2 | L: (SLOT) | 11593 | SLOT | resource slot | Role of an entity or resource that holds a schedule slot. Scoped by the slot controller. |
2 | L: (STAK) | 11578 | STAK | StakeholderRole | An entity that holds a stake in the entity that scopes the role. |
RoleCode | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A: ContactRoleType | 15920 | Types of contact for Role code "CON" | ||
2 | L: (ECON) | 12209 | ECON | emergency contact | A contact designated for contact in emergent situations. |
2 | L: (NOK) | 12208 | NOK | next of kin | Played by an individual who is designated as the next of kin for another individual whi scopes the role. |
1 | A: MemberRoleType | 15925 | Types of membership for Role code "MBR" | ||
2 | L: (TRB) | 12207 | TRB | Tribal Member | A person who is a member of a tribe. |
1 | A: PracticeSetting | 10588 | |||
2 | S: DiagTherPracticeSetting (DX) | 10902 | DX | Diagnostics or therapeutics unit | A practice setting where diagnostic procedures or therapeutic interventions are performed |
3 | S: CVDiagTherPracticeSetting (CVDX) | 10903 | CVDX | Cardiovascular diagnostics or therapeutics unit | A practice setting where cardiovascular diagnostic procedures or therapeutic interventions are performed (e.g., cardiac catheterization lab, echocardiography suite) |
4 | L: (CATH) | 10904 | CATH | Cardiac catheterization lab | |
4 | L: (ECHO) | 10905 | ECHO | Echocardiography lab | |
3 | S: GIDiagTherPracticeSetting (GIDX) | 10906 | GIDX | Gastroenterology diagnostics or therapeutics lab | A practice setting where GI procedures (such as endoscopies) are performed |
4 | L: (ENDOS) | 10907 | ENDOS | Endoscopy lab | (X12N 261QD0000N) |
3 | S: RadDiagTherPracticeSetting (RADDX) | 10908 | RADDX | Radiology diagnostics or therapeutics unit | A practice setting where radiology services (diagnostic or therapeutic) are provided (X12N 261QR0200N) |
4 | L: (RADO) | 10909 | RADO | Radiation oncology unit | (X12N 261QX0203N) |
4 | L: (RNEU) | 10910 | RNEU | Neuroradiology unit | |
2 | S: HospitalPracticeSetting (HOSP) | 10602 | HOSP | Hospital | |
3 | S: (GACH) | 10603 | GACH | General acute care hospital | (X12N 282N00000N) |
3 | S: (RH) | 10604 | RH | Rehabilitation hospital | (X12N 283X00000N) |
3 | S: ChronicDiseaseHospitalHIPAA () | 13792 | (1) A hospital including a physical plant and personnel that provides multidisciplinary diagnosis and treatment for diseases that have one or more of the following characteristics: is permanent; leaves residual disability; is caused by nonreversible pathological alteration; requires special training of the patient for rehabilitation; and/or may be expected to require a long period of supervision or care. In addition, patients require the safety, security, and shelter of these specialized inpatient or partial hospitalization settings. (2) A hospital that provides medical and skilled nursing services to patients with long-term illnesses who are not in an acute phase but who require an intensity of services not available in nursing homes. | ||
3 | A: MilitaryHospitalHIPAA | 13799 | A health care facility operated by the Department of Defense. | ||
2 | S: HospitalUnitPracticeSetting (HU) | 10596 | HU | Hospital unit | |
3 | S: ERPracticeSetting (ER) | 10598 | ER | Emergency room | |
4 | L: (ETU) | 10914 | ETU | Emergency trauma unit | |
3 | S: ICUPracticeSetting (ICU) | 10599 | ICU | Intensive care unit | |
4 | S: PedsICUPracticeSetting (PEDICU) | 10916 | PEDICU | Pediatric intensive care unit | |
5 | L: (PEDNICU) | 10917 | PEDNICU | Pediatric neonatal intensive care unit | |
3 | S: PedsPracticeSetting (PEDU) | 10920 | PEDU | Pediatric unit | |
4 | S: PedsICUPracticeSetting (PEDICU) | 10916 | PEDICU | Pediatric intensive care unit | |
5 | L: (PEDNICU) | 10917 | PEDNICU | Pediatric neonatal intensive care unit | |
3 | L: (PHU) | 10600 | PHU | Psychiatric hospital unit | (X12N 273R00000N) |
3 | L: (BMTU) | 10911 | BMTU | Bone marrow transplant unit | |
3 | L: (CCU) | 10597 | CCU | Coronary care unit | |
3 | L: (CHEST) | 10912 | CHEST | Chest unit | A specialty unit in hospital that focuses on chronic respirator patients and pulmonary failure |
3 | L: (EPIL) | 10913 | EPIL | Epilepsy unit | |
3 | L: (HD) | 10915 | HD | Hemodialysis unit | |
3 | L: (NCCS) | 10918 | NCCS | Neurology critical care and stroke unit | |
3 | L: (NS) | 10919 | NS | Neurosurgery unit | |
3 | L: (RHU) | 10601 | RHU | Rehabilitation hospital unit | |
3 | L: (SLEEP) | 10921 | SLEEP | Sleep disorders unit | (X12N 261QA1200N) |
2 | S: NursingOrCustodialCarePracticeSetting (NCCF) | 10605 | NCCF | Nursing or custodial care facility | |
3 | L: (SNF) | 10606 | SNF | Skilled nursing facility | (X12N 314000000N) |
2 | S: OutpatientFacilityPracticeSetting (OF) | 10589 | OF | Outpatient facility | |
3 | S: CardClinPracticeSetting (CARD) | 10590 | CARD | Cardiology clinic | |
4 | L: (PEDCARD) | 10961 | PEDCARD | Pediatric cardiology clinic | |
3 | S: GIClinicPracticeSetting (GI) | 10934 | GI | Gastroenterology clinic | |
4 | L: (PEDGI) | 10955 | PEDGI | Pediatric gastroenterology clinic | |
3 | S: HemClinPracticeSetting (HEM) | 10936 | HEM | Hematology clinic | |
4 | L: (PEDHEM) | 10956 | PEDHEM | Pediatric hematology clinic | |
3 | S: IDClinPracticeSetting (INFD) | 10939 | INFD | Infectious disease clinic | |
4 | L: (PEDID) | 10958 | PEDID | Pediatric infectious disease clinic | |
3 | S: MedOncClinPracticeSetting (ONCL) | 10947 | ONCL | Medical oncology clinic | |
4 | L: (PEDHO) | 10957 | PEDHO | Pediatric oncology clinic | |
3 | S: NephClinPracticeSetting (NEPH) | 10943 | NEPH | Nephrology clinic | |
4 | L: (PEDNEPH) | 10959 | PEDNEPH | Pediatric nephrology clinic | |
3 | S: OrthoClinPracticeSetting (ORTHO) | 10949 | ORTHO | Orthopedics clinic | |
4 | L: (HAND) | 10950 | HAND | Hand clinic | |
3 | S: PedsClinPracticeSetting (PEDC) | 10953 | PEDC | Pediatrics clinic | |
4 | L: (PEDCARD) | 10961 | PEDCARD | Pediatric cardiology clinic | |
4 | L: (PEDE) | 10954 | PEDE | Pediatric endocrinology clinic | |
4 | L: (PEDGI) | 10955 | PEDGI | Pediatric gastroenterology clinic | |
4 | L: (PEDHEM) | 10956 | PEDHEM | Pediatric hematology clinic | |
4 | L: (PEDHO) | 10957 | PEDHO | Pediatric oncology clinic | |
4 | L: (PEDID) | 10958 | PEDID | Pediatric infectious disease clinic | |
4 | L: (PEDNEPH) | 10959 | PEDNEPH | Pediatric nephrology clinic | |
4 | L: (PEDRHEUM) | 10960 | PEDRHEUM | Pediatric rheumatology clinic | |
3 | S: RheumClinPracticeSetting (RHEUM) | 10593 | RHEUM | Rheumatology clinic | |
4 | L: (PEDRHEUM) | 10960 | PEDRHEUM | Pediatric rheumatology clinic | |
3 | S: SurgClinPracticeSetting (SU) | 10968 | SU | Surgery clinic | |
4 | L: (PLS) | 10969 | PLS | Plastic surgery clinic | |
4 | L: (URO) | 10970 | URO | Urology clinic | |
3 | L: (ALL) | 10922 | ALL | Allergy clinic | |
3 | L: (AMPUT) | 10923 | AMPUT | Amputee clinic | |
3 | L: (BMTC) | 10924 | BMTC | Bone marrow transplant clinic | |
3 | L: (BREAST) | 10925 | BREAST | Breast clinic | |
3 | L: (CANC) | 10926 | CANC | Child and adolescent neurology clinic | |
3 | L: (CAPC) | 10927 | CAPC | Child and adolescent psychiatry clinic | |
3 | L: (COAG) | 10928 | COAG | Coagulation clinic | |
3 | L: (CRS) | 10929 | CRS | Colon and rectal surgery clinic | |
3 | L: (DERM) | 10930 | DERM | Dermatology clinic | |
3 | L: (ENDO) | 10931 | ENDO | Endocrinology clinic | |
3 | L: (ENT) | 10932 | ENT | Otorhinolaryngology clinic | |
3 | L: (FM) | 10933 | FM | Family medicine clinic | |
3 | L: (GIM) | 10591 | GIM | General internal medicine clinic | |
3 | L: (GYN) | 10935 | GYN | Gynecology clinic | |
3 | L: (HTN) | 10937 | HTN | Hypertension clinic | |
3 | L: (IEC) | 10938 | IEC | Impairment evaluation center | Focuses on assessing disability |
3 | L: (INV) | 10940 | INV | Infertility clinic | |
3 | L: (LYMPH) | 10941 | LYMPH | Lympedema clinic | |
3 | L: (MGEN) | 10942 | MGEN | Medical genetics clinic | |
3 | L: (NEUR) | 10944 | NEUR | Neurology clinic | |
3 | L: (OB) | 10945 | OB | Obstetrics clinic | |
3 | L: (OMS) | 10946 | OMS | Oral and maxillofacial surgery clinic | |
3 | L: (OPH) | 10948 | OPH | Opthalmology clinic | |
3 | L: (PAINCL) | 10951 | PAINCL | Pain clinic | (X12N 261QP3300N) |
3 | L: (PC) | 10592 | PC | Primary care clinic | (X12N 261QP2300N) |
3 | L: (PC) | 10952 | PC | Primary care clinic | (X12N 261QP2300N) |
3 | L: (POD) | 10962 | POD | Podiatry clinic | (X12N 261QP1100N) |
3 | L: (PREV) | 10963 | PREV | Preventive medicine clinic | |
3 | L: (PROCTO) | 10964 | PROCTO | Proctology clinic | |
3 | L: (PROS) | 10965 | PROS | Prosthodontics clinic | |
3 | L: (PSI) | 10966 | PSI | Psychology clinic | |
3 | L: (PSY) | 10967 | PSY | Psychiatry clinic | |
3 | L: (SPMED) | 10594 | SPMED | Sports medicine clinic | |
3 | L: (TR) | 10971 | TR | Transplant clinic | |
3 | L: (TRAVEL) | 10972 | TRAVEL | Travel and geographic medicine clinic | |
3 | L: (WND) | 10973 | WND | Wound clinic | |
3 | L: (WND) | 10595 | WND | Wound clinic | |
2 | S: ResidentialTreatmentPracticeSetting (RTF) | 10607 | RTF | Residential treatment facility | |
3 | L: (PRC) | 10974 | PRC | Pain rehabilitation center | |
3 | L: (SURF) | 10608 | SURF | Substance use rehabilitation facility | (X12N 324500000N) |
RouteOfAdministration | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A: Chew | 14582 | Chew | ||
2 | L: (CHEW) | 14583 | CHEW | Chew, oral | Chew, oral |
1 | A: Diffusion | 14584 | Diffusion | ||
2 | L: (HEMODIFF) | 14585 | HEMODIFF | Diffusion, hemodialysis | Diffusion, hemodialysis |
1 | A: Dissolve | 14586 | Dissolve | ||
2 | L: (DISSOLVE) | 14587 | DISSOLVE | Dissolve, oral | Dissolve, oral |
2 | L: (SL) | 14588 | SL | Dissolve, sublingual | Dissolve, sublingual |
1 | A: Douche | 14589 | Douche | ||
2 | L: (DOUCHE) | 14590 | DOUCHE | Douche, vaginal | Douche, vaginal |
1 | A: Enema | 14591 | Enema | ||
2 | L: (ENEMA) | 14592 | ENEMA | Enema, rectal | Enema, rectal |
2 | L: (RETENEMA) | 14593 | RETENEMA | Enema, rectal retention | Enema, rectal retention |
1 | A: Flush | 14594 | Flush | ||
2 | L: (IVFLUSH) | 14595 | IVFLUSH | Flush, intravenous catheter | Flush, intravenous catheter |
1 | A: Implantation | 14598 | Implantation | ||
2 | L: (IDIMPLNT) | 14599 | IDIMPLNT | Implantation, intradermal | Implantation, intradermal |
2 | L: (IVITIMPLNT) | 14600 | IVITIMPLNT | Implantation, intravitreal | Implantation, intravitreal |
2 | L: (SQIMPLNT) | 14601 | SQIMPLNT | Implantation, subcutaneous | Implantation, subcutaneous |
1 | A: Infusion | 14602 | Infusion | ||
2 | S: IntravenousInfusion (IV) | 14609 | IV | Infusion, intravenous | Infusion, intravenous |
3 | L: (IVC) | 14610 | IVC | Infusion, intravenous catheter | Infusion, intravenous catheter |
3 | L: (IVCC) | 14611 | IVCC | Infusion, intravenous catheter, continuous | Infusion, intravenous catheter, continuous |
3 | L: (IVCI) | 14612 | IVCI | Infusion, intravenous catheter, intermittent | Infusion, intravenous catheter, intermittent |
3 | L: (PCA) | 14613 | PCA | Infusion, intravenous catheter, pca pump | Infusion, intravenous catheter, pca pump |
2 | L: (EPI) | 14603 | EPI | Infusion, epidural | Infusion, epidural |
2 | L: (IA) | 14604 | IA | Infusion, intraarterial catheter | Infusion, intraarterial catheter |
2 | L: (IC) | 14605 | IC | Infusion, intracardiac | Infusion, intracardiac |
2 | L: (ICOR) | 14606 | ICOR | Infusion, intracoronary | Infusion, intracoronary |
2 | L: (IOSSC) | 14607 | IOSSC | Infusion, intraosseous, continuous | Infusion, intraosseous, continuous |
2 | L: (IT) | 14608 | IT | Infusion, intrathecal | Infusion, intrathecal |
2 | L: (SQINFUS) | 14614 | SQINFUS | Infusion, subcutaneous | Infusion, subcutaneous |
1 | A: Inhalation | 14615 | Inhalation | ||
2 | S: NasalInhalation (NASINHL) | 14617 | NASINHL | Inhalation, nasal | Inhalation, nasal |
3 | L: (NP) | 14618 | NP | Inhalation, nasal, prongs | Inhalation, nasal, prongs |
2 | S: NebulizationInhalation (NEB) | 14619 | NEB | Inhalation, nebulization | Inhalation, nebulization |
3 | L: (NASNEB) | 14620 | NASNEB | Inhalation, nebulization, nasal | Inhalation, nebulization, nasal |
3 | L: (ORNEB) | 14621 | ORNEB | Inhalation, nebulization, oral | Inhalation, nebulization, oral |
2 | S: OralInhalation (ORINHL) | 14622 | ORINHL | Inhalation, oral | Inhalation, oral |
3 | L: (ORIFINHL) | 14623 | ORIFINHL | Inhalation, oral intermittent flow | Inhalation, oral intermittent flow |
3 | L: (REBREATH) | 14624 | REBREATH | Inhalation, oral rebreather mask | Inhalation, oral rebreather mask |
2 | L: (IPPB) | 14616 | IPPB | Inhalation, intermittent positive pressure breathi | Inhalation, intermittent positive pressure breathing (ippb) |
2 | L: (TRACH) | 14625 | TRACH | Inhalation, tracheostomy | Inhalation, tracheostomy |
2 | L: (VENT) | 14626 | VENT | Inhalation, ventilator | Inhalation, ventilator |
2 | L: (VENTMASK) | 14627 | VENTMASK | Inhalation, ventimask | Inhalation, ventimask |
1 | A: Injection | 14628 | Injection | ||
2 | S: IntraarterialInjection (IAINJ) | 14639 | IAINJ | Injection, intraarterial | Injection, intraarterial |
3 | L: (IAINJP) | 14640 | IAINJP | Injection, intraarterial, push | Injection, intraarterial, push |
3 | L: (IAINJSP) | 14641 | IAINJSP | Injection, intraarterial, slow push | Injection, intraarterial, slow push |
2 | S: IntracardiacInjection (ICARDINJ) | 14644 | ICARDINJ | Injection, intracardiac | Injection, intracardiac |
3 | L: (ICARDINJRP) | 14646 | ICARDINJRP | Injection, intracardiac, rapid push | Injection, intracardiac, rapid push |
3 | L: (ICARDINJSP) | 14647 | ICARDINJSP | Injection, intracardiac, slow push | Injection, intracardiac, slow push |
3 | L: (ICARINJP) | 14645 | ICARINJP | Injection, intracardiac, push | Injection, intracardiac, push |
2 | S: IntracoronaryInjection (ICORONINJ) | 14650 | ICORONINJ | Injection, intracoronary | Injection, intracoronary |
3 | L: (ICORONINJP) | 14651 | ICORONINJP | Injection, intracoronary, push | Injection, intracoronary, push |
2 | S: IntramuscularInjection (IM) | 14657 | IM | Injection, intramuscular | Injection, intramuscular |
3 | L: (IMD) | 14658 | IMD | Injection, intramuscular, deep | Injection, intramuscular, deep |
3 | L: (IMZ) | 14659 | IMZ | Injection, intramuscular, z track | Injection, intramuscular, z track |
2 | S: IntravenousInjection (IVINJ) | 14670 | IVINJ | Injection, intravenous | Injection, intravenous |
3 | L: (IVINJBOL) | 14671 | IVINJBOL | Injection, intravenous, bolus | Injection, intravenous, bolus |
3 | L: (IVPUSH) | 14672 | IVPUSH | Injection, intravenous, push | Injection, intravenous, push |
3 | L: (IVRPUSH) | 14673 | IVRPUSH | Injection, intravenous, rapid push | Injection, intravenous, rapid push |
3 | L: (IVSPUSH) | 14674 | IVSPUSH | Injection, intravenous, slow push | Injection, intravenous, slow push |
2 | L: (AMNINJ) | 14629 | AMNINJ | Injection, amniotic fluid | Injection, amniotic fluid |
2 | L: (BILINJ) | 14630 | BILINJ | Injection, biliary tract | Injection, biliary tract |
2 | L: (BLADINJ) | 14686 | BLADINJ | Injection, urinary bladder | Injection, urinary bladder |
2 | L: (CERVINJ) | 14631 | CERVINJ | Injection, cervical | Injection, cervical |
2 | L: (CHOLINJ) | 14634 | CHOLINJ | Injection, for cholangiography | Injection, for cholangiography |
2 | L: (EPIINJ) | 14632 | EPIINJ | Injection, epidural, push | Injection, epidural, push |
2 | L: (EPINJSP) | 14633 | EPINJSP | Injection, epidural, slow push | Injection, epidural, slow push |
2 | L: (GBINJ) | 14635 | GBINJ | Injection, gastric button | Injection, gastric button |
2 | L: (GINGINJ) | 14636 | GINGINJ | Injection, gingival | Injection, gingival |
2 | L: (HEMOPORT) | 14637 | HEMOPORT | Injection, hemodialysis port | Injection, hemodialysis port |
2 | L: (IARTINJ) | 14642 | IARTINJ | Injection, intraarticular | Injection, intraarticular |
2 | L: (IBURSINJ) | 14643 | IBURSINJ | Injection, intrabursal | Injection, intrabursal |
2 | L: (ICAVINJ) | 14648 | ICAVINJ | Injection, intracavernous | Injection, intracavernous |
2 | L: (IDINJ) | 14652 | IDINJ | Injection, intradermal | Injection, intradermal |
2 | L: (IDISCINJ) | 14653 | IDISCINJ | Injection, intradiscal | Injection, intradiscal |
2 | L: (IEPITHINJ) | 14654 | IEPITHINJ | Injection, intraepithelial | Injection, intraepithelial |
2 | L: (ILESINJ) | 14655 | ILESINJ | Injection, intralesional | Injection, intralesional |
2 | L: (ILYMPJINJ) | 14656 | ILYMPJINJ | Injection, intralymphatic | Injection, intralymphatic |
2 | L: (IOINJ) | 14660 | IOINJ | Injection, intraocular | Injection, intraocular |
2 | L: (IOSSINJ) | 14661 | IOSSINJ | Injection, intraosseous | Injection, intraosseous |
2 | L: (IPERINJ) | 14662 | IPERINJ | Injection, intraperitoneal | Injection, intraperitoneal |
2 | L: (IPLRINJ) | 14663 | IPLRINJ | Injection, intrapleural | Injection, intrapleural |
2 | L: (IPUMPINJ) | 14638 | IPUMPINJ | Injection, insulin pump | Injection, insulin pump |
2 | L: (ISINJ) | 14664 | ISINJ | Injection, intraspinal | Injection, intraspinal |
2 | L: (ISTERINJ) | 14665 | ISTERINJ | Injection, intrasternal | Injection, intrasternal |
2 | L: (ISYNINJ) | 14666 | ISYNINJ | Injection, intrasynovial | Injection, intrasynovial |
2 | L: (ITINJ) | 14667 | ITINJ | Injection, intrathecal | Injection, intrathecal |
2 | L: (IUINJ) | 14669 | IUINJ | Injection, intrauterine | Injection, intrauterine |
2 | L: (IUINJ) | 14649 | IUINJ | Injection, intracervical (uterus) | Injection, intracervical (uterus) |
2 | L: (IURETINJ) | 14668 | IURETINJ | Injection, intraureteral, retrograde | Injection, intraureteral, retrograde |
2 | L: (IVENTINJ) | 14675 | IVENTINJ | Injection, intraventricular (heart) | Injection, intraventricular (heart) |
2 | L: (IVESINJ) | 14676 | IVESINJ | Injection, intravesicle | Injection, intravesicle |
2 | L: (IVITINJ) | 14677 | IVITINJ | Injection, intravitreal | Injection, intravitreal |
2 | L: (PAINJ) | 14679 | PAINJ | Injection, periarticular | Injection, periarticular |
2 | L: (PDPINJ) | 14681 | PDPINJ | Injection, peritoneal dialysis port | Injection, peritoneal dialysis port |
2 | L: (PNINJ) | 14680 | PNINJ | Injection, perineural | Injection, perineural |
2 | L: (PNSINJ) | 14678 | PNSINJ | Injection, paranasal sinuses | Injection, paranasal sinuses |
2 | L: (RBINJ) | 14682 | RBINJ | Injection, retrobulbar | Injection, retrobulbar |
2 | L: (SCINJ) | 14683 | SCINJ | Injection, subconjunctival | Injection, subconjunctival |
2 | L: (SLESINJ) | 14685 | SLESINJ | Injection, sublesional | Injection, sublesional |
2 | L: (SQ) | 14684 | SQ | Injection, subcutaneous | Injection, subcutaneous |
1 | A: Insertion | 14687 | Insertion | ||
2 | L: (CERVINS) | 14688 | CERVINS | Insertion, cervical (uterine) | Insertion, cervical (uterine) |
2 | L: (IOSURGINS) | 14689 | IOSURGINS | Insertion, intraocular, surgical | Insertion, intraocular, surgical |
2 | L: (IU) | 14690 | IU | Insertion, intrauterine | Insertion, intrauterine |
2 | L: (LPINS) | 14691 | LPINS | Insertion, lacrimal puncta | Insertion, lacrimal puncta |
2 | L: (PR) | 14692 | PR | Insertion, rectal | Insertion, rectal |
2 | L: (SQSURGINS) | 14693 | SQSURGINS | Insertion, subcutaneous, surgical | Insertion, subcutaneous, surgical |
2 | L: (URETHINS) | 14694 | URETHINS | Insertion, urethral | Insertion, urethral |
2 | L: (VAGINS) | 14695 | VAGINS | Insertion, vaginal | Insertion, vaginal |
1 | A: Instillation | 14696 | Instillation | ||
2 | S: RectalInstillation (RECINSTL) | 14715 | RECINSTL | Instillation, rectal | Instillation, rectal |
3 | L: (RECTINSTL) | 14716 | RECTINSTL | Instillation, rectal tube | Instillation, rectal tube |
2 | L: (BLADINSTL) | 14719 | BLADINSTL | Instillation, urinary catheter | Instillation, urinary catheter |
2 | L: (CAPDINSTL) | 14699 | CAPDINSTL | Instillation, continuous ambulatory peritoneal dia | Instillation, continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis port |
2 | L: (CECINSTL) | 14697 | CECINSTL | Instillation, cecostomy | Instillation, cecostomy |
2 | L: (CTINSTL) | 14698 | CTINSTL | Instillation, chest tube | Instillation, chest tube |
2 | L: (EFT) | 14702 | EFT | Instillation, enteral feeding tube | Instillation, enteral feeding tube |
2 | L: (ENTINSTL) | 14701 | ENTINSTL | Instillation, enteral | Instillation, enteral |
2 | L: (ETINSTL) | 14700 | ETINSTL | Instillation, endotracheal tube | Instillation, endotracheal tube |
2 | L: (GJT) | 14703 | GJT | Instillation, gastro-jejunostomy tube | Instillation, gastro-jejunostomy tube |
2 | L: (GT) | 14704 | GT | Instillation, gastrostomy tube | Instillation, gastrostomy tube |
2 | L: (IOINSTL) | 14705 | IOINSTL | Instillation, intraocular | Instillation, intraocular |
2 | L: (IUINSTL) | 14706 | IUINSTL | Instillation, intrauterine | Instillation, intrauterine |
2 | L: (JJTINSTL) | 14707 | JJTINSTL | Instillation, jejunostomy tube | Instillation, jejunostomy tube |
2 | L: (NGT) | 14708 | NGT | Instillation, nasogastric tube | Instillation, nasogastric tube |
2 | L: (NTT) | 14709 | NTT | Instillation, nasotracheal tube | Instillation, nasotracheal tube |
2 | L: (OGT) | 14710 | OGT | Instillation, orogastric tube | Instillation, orogastric tube |
2 | L: (OJJ) | 14711 | OJJ | Instillation, orojejunum tube | Instillation, orojejunum tube |
2 | L: (OT) | 14712 | OT | Instillation, otic | Instillation, otic |
2 | L: (PDPINSTL) | 14714 | PDPINSTL | Instillation, peritoneal dialysis port | Instillation, peritoneal dialysis port |
2 | L: (PNSINSTL) | 14713 | PNSINSTL | Instillation, paranasal sinuses | Instillation, paranasal sinuses |
2 | L: (TRACHINSTL) | 14717 | TRACHINSTL | Instillation, tracheostomy | Instillation, tracheostomy |
2 | L: (URETHINSTL) | 14718 | URETHINSTL | instillation, urethral | instillation, urethral |
1 | A: Irrigation | 14721 | Irrigation | ||
2 | S: UrinaryBladderIrrigation (BLADIRR) | 14725 | BLADIRR | Irrigation, urinary bladder | Irrigation, urinary bladder |
3 | L: (BLADIRRC) | 14726 | BLADIRRC | Irrigation, urinary bladder, continuous | Irrigation, urinary bladder, continuous |
3 | L: (BLADIRRT) | 14727 | BLADIRRT | Irrigation, urinary bladder, tidal | Irrigation, urinary bladder, tidal |
2 | L: (GUIRR) | 14722 | GUIRR | Irrigation, genitourinary | Irrigation, genitourinary |
2 | L: (ILESIRR) | 14723 | ILESIRR | Irrigation, intralesional | Irrigation, intralesional |
2 | L: (IOIRR) | 14724 | IOIRR | Irrigation, intraocular | Irrigation, intraocular |
1 | A: Nebulization | 14728 | Nebulization | ||
2 | L: (ETNEB) | 14729 | ETNEB | Nebulization, endotracheal tube | Nebulization, endotracheal tube |
1 | A: Rinse | 14730 | Rinse | ||
2 | L: (DENRINSE) | 14731 | DENRINSE | Rinse, dental | Rinse, dental |
2 | L: (ORRINSE) | 14732 | ORRINSE | Rinse, oral | Rinse, oral |
1 | A: Swish | 14736 | Swish | ||
2 | L: (SWISHSPIT) | 14737 | SWISHSPIT | Swish and spit out, oromucosal | Swish and spit out, oromucosal |
2 | L: (SWISHSWAL) | 14738 | SWISHSWAL | Swish and swallow, oromucosal | Swish and swallow, oromucosal |
1 | A: TopicalApplication | 14739 | Topical application | ||
2 | L: (BUC) | 14740 | BUC | Topical application, buccal | Topical application, buccal |
2 | L: (CERV) | 14741 | CERV | Topical application, cervical | Topical application, cervical |
2 | L: (DEN) | 14742 | DEN | Topical application, dental | Topical application, dental |
2 | L: (DRESS) | 14756 | DRESS | Topical application, soaked dressing | Topical application, soaked dressing |
2 | L: (GIN) | 14743 | GIN | Topical application, gingival | Topical application, gingival |
2 | L: (HAIR) | 14744 | HAIR | Topical application, hair | Topical application, hair |
2 | L: (ILTOP) | 14745 | ILTOP | Topical application, intralesional | Topical application, intralesional |
2 | L: (IOTOP) | 14746 | IOTOP | Topical application, intraocular | Topical application, intraocular |
2 | L: (MUC) | 14747 | MUC | Topical application, mucous membrane | Topical application, mucous membrane |
2 | L: (NAIL) | 14748 | NAIL | Topical application, nail | Topical application, nail |
2 | L: (NASAL) | 14749 | NASAL | Topical application, nasal | Topical application, nasal |
2 | L: (ORMUC) | 14750 | ORMUC | Topical application, oromucosal | Topical application, oromucosal |
2 | L: (PERIANAL) | 14751 | PERIANAL | Topical application, perianal | Topical application, perianal |
2 | L: (PERINEAL) | 14752 | PERINEAL | Topical application, perineal | Topical application, perineal |
2 | L: (RECTAL) | 14753 | RECTAL | Topical application, rectal | Topical application, rectal |
2 | L: (SCALP) | 14754 | SCALP | Topical application, scalp | Topical application, scalp |
2 | L: (SKIN) | 14755 | SKIN | Topical application, skin | Topical application, skin |
2 | L: (SWAB) | 14757 | SWAB | Topical application, swab | Topical application, swab |
2 | L: (VAGINS) | 14758 | VAGINS | Topical application, vaginal | Topical application, vaginal |
1 | L: (GARGLE) | 14596 | GARGLE | Gargle | Gargle |
1 | L: (INSUF) | 14720 | INSUF | Insufflation | Insufflation |
1 | L: (PO) | 14735 | PO | Swallow, oral | Swallow, oral |
1 | L: (SHAMPOO) | 14733 | SHAMPOO | Shampoo | Shampoo |
1 | L: (SOAK) | 14597 | SOAK | Immersion (soak) | Immersion (soak) |
1 | L: (SUCK) | 14734 | SUCK | Suck, oromucosal | Suck, oromucosal |
1 | L: (TRNSDERM) | 14759 | TRNSDERM | Transdermal | Transdermal |
1 | L: (TRNSLING) | 14760 | TRNSLING | Translingual | Translingual |
Sequencing | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (A) | 10160 | A | Ascending | Ascending sequence order. |
1 | L: (D) | 10161 | D | Descending | Descending sequence order. |
1 | L: (N) | 10162 | N | None | No enforced sequence order. |
SpecimenType | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (ABS) | 10446 | ABS | Abcess | |
1 | L: (AMN) | 10447 | AMN | Amniotic fluid | |
1 | L: (ASP) | 10448 | ASP | Aspirate | |
1 | L: (BBL) | 10452 | BBL | Blood bag | |
1 | L: (BDY) | 10562 | BDY | Whole body | |
1 | L: (BIFL) | 10450 | BIFL | Bile fluid | |
1 | L: (BLD) | 10561 | BLD | Whole blood | |
1 | L: (BLDA) | 10451 | BLDA | Blood arterial | |
1 | L: (BLDC) | 10453 | BLDC | Blood capillary | |
1 | L: (BLDCO) | 10454 | BLDCO | Blood - cord | |
1 | L: (BLDV) | 10456 | BLDV | Blood venous | |
1 | L: (BON) | 10457 | BON | Bone | |
1 | L: (BPH) | 10449 | BPH | Basophils | |
1 | L: (BPU) | 10455 | BPU | Blood product unit | |
1 | L: (BRN) | 10460 | BRN | Burn | |
1 | L: (BRO) | 10459 | BRO | Bronchial | |
1 | L: (CDM) | 10462 | CDM | Cardiac muscle | |
1 | L: (CNJT) | 10469 | CNJT | Conjunctiva | |
1 | L: (CNL) | 10463 | CNL | Cannula | |
1 | L: (COL) | 10468 | COL | Colostrum | |
1 | L: (CRN) | 10471 | CRN | Cornea | |
1 | L: (CSF) | 10465 | CSF | Cerebral spinal fluid | |
1 | L: (CTP) | 10464 | CTP | Catheter tip | |
1 | L: (CUR) | 10470 | CUR | Curettage | |
1 | L: (CVM) | 10466 | CVM | Cervical mucus | |
1 | L: (CVX) | 10467 | CVX | Cervix | |
1 | L: (CYST) | 10472 | CYST | Cyst | |
1 | L: (DIAF) | 10473 | DIAF | Dialysis fluid | |
1 | L: (DOSE) | 10474 | DOSE | Dose med or substance | |
1 | L: (DRN) | 10475 | DRN | Drain | |
1 | L: (DUFL) | 10476 | DUFL | Duodenal fluid | |
1 | L: (EAR) | 10477 | EAR | Ear | |
1 | L: (EARW) | 10478 | EARW | Ear wax (cerumen) | |
1 | L: (ELT) | 10479 | ELT | Electrode | |
1 | L: (ENDC) | 10480 | ENDC | Endocardium | |
1 | L: (ENDM) | 10481 | ENDM | Endometrium | |
1 | L: (EOS) | 10482 | EOS | Eosinophils | |
1 | L: (BRTH) | 10458 | BRTH | Breath (use EXG) | |
1 | L: (EYE) | 10484 | EYE | Eye | |
1 | L: (FIB) | 10485 | FIB | Fibroblasts | |
1 | L: (FIST) | 10487 | FIST | Fistula | |
1 | L: (FLT) | 10486 | FLT | Filter | |
1 | L: (FLU) | 10488 | FLU | Body fluid, unsp | |
1 | L: (FOOD) | 10489 | FOOD | Food sample | |
1 | L: (GAS) | 10490 | GAS | Gas | |
1 | L: (GAST) | 10491 | GAST | Gastric fluid/contents | |
1 | L: (GEN) | 10492 | GEN | Genital | |
1 | L: (GENC) | 10493 | GENC | Genital cervix | |
1 | L: (GENF) | 10494 | GENF | Genital fluid | |
1 | L: (GENL) | 10495 | GENL | Genital lochia | |
1 | L: (GENV) | 10496 | GENV | Genital vaginal | |
1 | L: (HAR) | 10497 | HAR | Hair | |
1 | L: (IHG) | 10498 | IHG | Inhaled Gas | |
1 | L: (ISLT) | 10500 | ISLT | Isolate | |
1 | L: (IT) | 10499 | IT | Intubation tube | |
1 | L: (LAM) | 10501 | LAM | Lamella | |
1 | L: (LIQ) | 10506 | LIQ | Liquid NOS | |
1 | L: (LN) | 10503 | LN | Line | |
1 | L: (LNA) | 10504 | LNA | Line arterial | |
1 | L: (LNV) | 10505 | LNV | Line venous | |
1 | L: (LYM) | 10507 | LYM | Lymphocytes | |
1 | L: (MAC) | 10508 | MAC | Macrophages | |
1 | L: (MAR) | 10509 | MAR | Marrow (bone) | |
1 | L: (MBLD) | 10511 | MBLD | Menstrual blood | |
1 | L: (MEC) | 10510 | MEC | Meconium | |
1 | L: (MILK) | 10513 | MILK | Breast milk | |
1 | L: (MLK) | 10512 | MLK | Milk | |
1 | L: (NAIL) | 10514 | NAIL | Nail | |
1 | L: (NOS) | 10515 | NOS | Nose (nasal passage) | |
1 | L: (PAFL) | 10516 | PAFL | Pancreatic fluid | |
1 | L: (PAT) | 10517 | PAT | Patient | |
1 | L: (PLAS) | 10520 | PLAS | Plasma | |
1 | L: (PLB) | 10521 | PLB | Plasma bag | |
1 | L: (PLC) | 10519 | PLC | Placenta | |
1 | L: (PLR) | 10522 | PLR | Pleural fluid (thoracentesis fld) | |
1 | L: (PMN) | 10523 | PMN | Polymorphonuclear neutrophils | |
1 | L: (PPP) | 10524 | PPP | Platelet poor plasma | |
1 | L: (PRP) | 10525 | PRP | Platelet rich plasma | |
1 | L: (PRT) | 10518 | PRT | Peritoneal fluid /ascites | |
1 | L: (PUS) | 10526 | PUS | Pus | |
1 | L: (RBC) | 10483 | RBC | Erythrocytes | |
1 | L: (SAL) | 10527 | SAL | Saliva | |
1 | L: (SER) | 10530 | SER | Serum | |
1 | L: (SKM) | 10532 | SKM | Skeletal muscle | |
1 | L: (SKN) | 10531 | SKN | Skin | |
1 | L: (SMN) | 10528 | SMN | Seminal fluid | |
1 | L: (SMPLS) | 10529 | SMPLS | Seminal plasma | |
1 | L: (SNV) | 10539 | SNV | Synovial fluid (Joint fluid) | |
1 | L: (SPRM) | 10533 | SPRM | Spermatozoa | |
1 | L: (SPT) | 10534 | SPT | Sputum | |
1 | L: (SPTC) | 10535 | SPTC | Sputum - coughed | |
1 | L: (SPTT) | 10536 | SPTT | Sputum - tracheal aspirate | |
1 | L: (STL) | 10537 | STL | Stool = Fecal | |
1 | L: (CALC) | 10461 | CALC | Calculus (=Stone) | |
1 | L: (SWT) | 10538 | SWT | Sweat | |
1 | L: (TEAR) | 10540 | TEAR | Tears | |
1 | L: (THRB) | 10542 | THRB | Thrombocyte (platelet) | |
1 | L: (THRT) | 10541 | THRT | Throat | |
1 | L: (TISG) | 10544 | TISG | Tissue gall bladder | |
1 | L: (TISPL) | 10547 | TISPL | Tissue placenta | |
1 | L: (TISS) | 10543 | TISS | Tissue, unspecified | |
1 | L: (TISU) | 10549 | TISU | Tissue ulcer | |
1 | L: (TLGI) | 10545 | TLGI | Tissue large intestine | |
1 | L: (TLNG) | 10546 | TLNG | Tissue lung | |
1 | L: (TSMI) | 10548 | TSMI | Tissue small intestine Tissue ulcer | |
1 | L: (TUB) | 10550 | TUB | Tube, unspecified | |
1 | L: (ULC) | 10551 | ULC | Ulcer | |
1 | L: (UMB) | 10552 | UMB | Umbilical blood | |
1 | L: (UMED) | 10553 | UMED | Unknown medicine | |
1 | L: (UR) | 10555 | UR | Urine | |
1 | L: (URC) | 10556 | URC | Urine clean catch | |
1 | L: (URNS) | 10558 | URNS | Urine sediment | |
1 | L: (URT) | 10557 | URT | Urine catheter | |
1 | L: (URTH) | 10554 | URTH | Urethra | |
1 | L: (USUB) | 10559 | USUB | Unknown substance | |
1 | L: (VOM) | 10560 | VOM | Vomitus | |
1 | L: (WAT) | 10563 | WAT | Water | |
1 | L: (WBC) | 10502 | WBC | Leukocytes | |
1 | L: (WICK) | 10564 | WICK | Wick | |
1 | L: (WND) | 10565 | WND | Wound | |
1 | L: (WNDA) | 10566 | WNDA | Wound abscess | |
1 | L: (WNDD) | 10568 | WNDD | Wound drainage | |
1 | L: (WNDE) | 10567 | WNDE | Wound exudate | |
1 | L: (EXG) | 10458-1 | EXG | Exhaled gas (=breath) | |
1 | L: (STON) | 10461-1 | STON | Stone (use CALC) |
TableCellHorizontalAlign | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (center) | 10982 | center | center | |
1 | L: (char) | 10983 | char | char | |
1 | L: (justify) | 10984 | justify | justify | |
1 | L: (left) | 10985 | left | left | |
1 | L: (right) | 10986 | right | right |
TableCellScope | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (col) | 11013 | col | col | |
1 | L: (colgroup) | 11014 | colgroup | colgroup | |
1 | L: (row) | 11015 | row | row | |
1 | L: (rowgroup) | 11016 | rowgroup | rowgroup |
TableCellVerticalAlign | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (baseline) | 10988 | baseline | baseline | |
1 | L: (bottom) | 10989 | bottom | bottom | |
1 | L: (middle) | 10990 | middle | middle | |
1 | L: (top) | 10991 | top | top |
TableFrame | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (above) | 10993 | above | above | |
1 | L: (below) | 10994 | below | below | |
1 | L: (border) | 10995 | border | border | |
1 | L: (box) | 10996 | box | box | |
1 | L: (hsides) | 10997 | hsides | hsides | |
1 | L: (lhs) | 10998 | lhs | lhs | |
1 | L: (rhs) | 10999 | rhs | rhs | |
1 | L: (void) | 11000 | void | void | |
1 | L: (vsides) | 11001 | vsides | vsides |
TableRules | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (all) | 11003 | all | all | |
1 | L: (cols) | 11004 | cols | cols | |
1 | L: (groups) | 11005 | groups | groups | |
1 | L: (none) | 11006 | none | none | |
1 | L: (rows) | 11007 | rows | rows |
TargetAwareness | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (D) | 10313 | D | denying | Target person has been informed about the issue but currently denies it. |
1 | L: (F) | 10311 | F | full awareness | Target person is fully aware of the issue. |
1 | L: (I) | 10316 | I | incapable | Target person is not capable of comprehending the issue. |
1 | L: (M) | 10315 | M | marginal | Target person is marginally aware of the issue. |
1 | L: (P) | 10314 | P | partial | Target person is partially aware of the issue. |
1 | L: (U) | 10312 | U | uninformed | Target person has not yet been informed of the issue. |
TelecommunicationAddressUse | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A: AddressUse | 190 | |||
2 | S: HomeAddressUse () | 10628 | A communication address at a home, attempted contacts for business purposes might intrude privacy and chances are one will contact family or other household members instead of the person one wishes to call. Typically used with urgent cases, or if no othe | ||
1 | L: (AS) | 10633 | AS | answering service | An automated answering machine used for less urgent cases and if the main purpose of contact is to leave a message or access an automated announcement. |
1 | L: (EC) | 10634 | EC | emergency contact | A contact specifically designated to be used for emergencies. This is the first choice in emergencies, independent of any other use codes. |
1 | L: (MC) | 10636 | MC | mobile contact | A telecommunication device that moves and stays with its owner. May have characteristics of all other use codes, suitable for urgent matters, not the first choice for routine business. |
1 | L: (PG) | 10635 | PG | pager | A paging device suitable to solicit a callback or to leave a very short message. |
TimingEvent | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (AC) | 10708 | AC | before meal (from lat. ante cibus) | |
1 | L: (ACD) | 10712 | ACD | before lunch (from lat. ante cibus diurnus) | |
1 | L: (ACM) | 10711 | ACM | before breakfast (from lat. ante cibus matutinus) | |
1 | L: (ACV) | 10713 | ACV | before dinner (from lat. ante cibus vespertinus) | |
1 | L: (HS) | 10707 | HS | the hour of sleep (e.g., H18-22) | |
1 | L: (IC) | 10710 | IC | between meals (from lat. inter cibus) | |
1 | L: (ICD) | 10718 | ICD | between lunch and dinner | |
1 | L: (ICM) | 10717 | ICM | between breakfast and lunch | |
1 | L: (ICV) | 10719 | ICV | between dinner and the hour of sleep | |
1 | L: (PC) | 10709 | PC | after meal (from lat. post cibus) | |
1 | L: (PCD) | 10715 | PCD | after lunch (from lat. post cibus diurnus) | |
1 | L: (PCM) | 10714 | PCM | after breakfast (from lat. post cibus matutinus) | |
1 | L: (PCV) | 10716 | PCV | after dinner (from lat. post cibus vespertinus) |
TribalEntityUS | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A: NativeEntityAlaska | 11969 | NATIVE ENTITIES WITHIN THE STATE OF ALASKA RECOGNIZED AND ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE SERVICES FROM THE UNITED STATES BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS | ||
2 | L: (338) | 11970 | 338 | Village of Afognak | |
2 | L: (339) | 11971 | 339 | Agdaagux Tribe of King Cove | |
2 | L: (340) | 11972 | 340 | Native Village of Akhiok | |
2 | L: (341) | 11973 | 341 | Akiachak Native Community | |
2 | L: (342) | 11974 | 342 | Akiak Native Community | |
2 | L: (343) | 11975 | 343 | Native Village of Akutan | |
2 | L: (344) | 11976 | 344 | Village of Alakanuk | |
2 | L: (345) | 11977 | 345 | Alatna Village | |
2 | L: (346) | 11978 | 346 | Native Village of Aleknagik | |
2 | L: (347) | 11979 | 347 | Algaaciq Native Village (St. Mary's) | |
2 | L: (348) | 11980 | 348 | Allakaket Village | |
2 | L: (349) | 11981 | 349 | Native Village of Ambler | |
2 | L: (350) | 11982 | 350 | Village of Anaktuvuk Pass | |
2 | L: (351) | 11983 | 351 | Yupiit of Andreafski | |
2 | L: (352) | 11984 | 352 | Angoon Community Association | |
2 | L: (353) | 11985 | 353 | Village of Aniak | |
2 | L: (354) | 11986 | 354 | Anvik Village | |
2 | L: (355) | 11987 | 355 | Arctic Village (See Native Village of Venetie Trib | |
2 | L: (356) | 11988 | 356 | Asa carsarmiut Tribe (formerly Native Village of M | |
2 | L: (357) | 11989 | 357 | Native Village of Atka | |
2 | L: (358) | 11990 | 358 | Village of Atmautluak | |
2 | L: (359) | 11991 | 359 | Atqasuk Village (Atkasook) | |
2 | L: (360) | 11992 | 360 | Native Village of Barrow Inupiat Traditional Gover | |
2 | L: (361) | 11993 | 361 | Beaver Village | |
2 | L: (362) | 11994 | 362 | Native Village of Belkofski | |
2 | L: (363) | 11995 | 363 | Village of Bill Moore's Slough | |
2 | L: (364) | 11996 | 364 | Birch Creek Tribe | |
2 | L: (365) | 11997 | 365 | Native Village of Brevig Mission | |
2 | L: (366) | 11998 | 366 | Native Village of Buckland | |
2 | L: (367) | 11999 | 367 | Native Village of Cantwell | |
2 | L: (368) | 12000 | 368 | Native Village of Chanega (aka Chenega) | |
2 | L: (369) | 12001 | 369 | Chalkyitsik Village | |
2 | L: (370) | 12002 | 370 | Village of Chefornak | |
2 | L: (371) | 12003 | 371 | Chevak Native Village | |
2 | L: (372) | 12004 | 372 | Chickaloon Native Village | |
2 | L: (373) | 12005 | 373 | Native Village of Chignik | |
2 | L: (374) | 12006 | 374 | Native Village of Chignik Lagoon | |
2 | L: (375) | 12007 | 375 | Chignik Lake Village | |
2 | L: (376) | 12008 | 376 | Chilkat Indian Village (Klukwan) | |
2 | L: (377) | 12009 | 377 | Chilkoot Indian Association (Haines) | |
2 | L: (378) | 12010 | 378 | Chinik Eskimo Community (Golovin) | |
2 | L: (379) | 12011 | 379 | Native Village of Chistochina | |
2 | L: (380) | 12012 | 380 | Native Village of Chitina | |
2 | L: (381) | 12013 | 381 | Native Village of Chuathbaluk (Russian Mission, Ku | |
2 | L: (382) | 12014 | 382 | Chuloonawick Native Village | |
2 | L: (383) | 12015 | 383 | Circle Native Community | |
2 | L: (384) | 12016 | 384 | Village of Clark's Point | |
2 | L: (385) | 12017 | 385 | Native Village of Council | |
2 | L: (386) | 12018 | 386 | Craig Community Association | |
2 | L: (387) | 12019 | 387 | Village of Crooked Creek | |
2 | L: (388) | 12020 | 388 | Curyung Tribal Council (formerly Native Village of | |
2 | L: (389) | 12021 | 389 | Native Village of Deering | |
2 | L: (390) | 12022 | 390 | Native Village of Diomede (aka Inalik) | |
2 | L: (391) | 12023 | 391 | Village of Dot Lake | |
2 | L: (392) | 12024 | 392 | Douglas Indian Association | |
2 | L: (393) | 12025 | 393 | Native Village of Eagle | |
2 | L: (394) | 12026 | 394 | Native Village of Eek | |
2 | L: (395) | 12027 | 395 | Egegik Village | |
2 | L: (396) | 12028 | 396 | Eklutna Native Village | |
2 | L: (397) | 12029 | 397 | Native Village of Ekuk | |
2 | L: (398) | 12030 | 398 | Ekwok Village | |
2 | L: (399) | 12031 | 399 | Native Village of Elim | |
2 | L: (400) | 12032 | 400 | Emmonak Village | |
2 | L: (401) | 12033 | 401 | Evansville Village (aka Bettles Field) | |
2 | L: (402) | 12034 | 402 | Native Village of Eyak (Cordova) | |
2 | L: (403) | 12035 | 403 | Native Village of False Pass | |
2 | L: (404) | 12036 | 404 | Native Village of Fort Yukon | |
2 | L: (405) | 12037 | 405 | Native Village of Gakona | |
2 | L: (406) | 12038 | 406 | Galena Village (aka Louden Village) | |
2 | L: (407) | 12039 | 407 | Native Village of Gambell | |
2 | L: (408) | 12040 | 408 | Native Village of Georgetown | |
2 | L: (409) | 12041 | 409 | Native Village of Goodnews Bay | |
2 | L: (410) | 12042 | 410 | Organized Village of Grayling (aka Holikachuk) | |
2 | L: (411) | 12043 | 411 | Gulkana Village | |
2 | L: (412) | 12044 | 412 | Native Village of Hamilton | |
2 | L: (413) | 12045 | 413 | Healy Lake Village | |
2 | L: (414) | 12046 | 414 | Holy Cross Village | |
2 | L: (415) | 12047 | 415 | Hoonah Indian Association | |
2 | L: (416) | 12048 | 416 | Native Village of Hooper Bay | |
2 | L: (417) | 12049 | 417 | Hughes Village | |
2 | L: (418) | 12050 | 418 | Huslia Village | |
2 | L: (419) | 12051 | 419 | Hydaburg Cooperative Association | |
2 | L: (420) | 12052 | 420 | Igiugig Village | |
2 | L: (421) | 12053 | 421 | Village of Iliamna | |
2 | L: (422) | 12054 | 422 | Inupiat Community of the Arctic Slope | |
2 | L: (423) | 12055 | 423 | Iqurmuit Traditional Council (formerly Native Vill | |
2 | L: (424) | 12056 | 424 | Ivanoff Bay Village | |
2 | L: (425) | 12057 | 425 | Kaguyak Village | |
2 | L: (426) | 12058 | 426 | Organized Village of Kake | |
2 | L: (427) | 12059 | 427 | Kaktovik Village (aka Barter Island) | |
2 | L: (428) | 12060 | 428 | Village of Kalskag | |
2 | L: (429) | 12061 | 429 | Village of Kaltag | |
2 | L: (430) | 12062 | 430 | Native Village of Kanatak | |
2 | L: (431) | 12063 | 431 | Native Village of Karluk | |
2 | L: (432) | 12064 | 432 | Organized Village of Kasaan | |
2 | L: (433) | 12065 | 433 | Native Village of Kasigluk | |
2 | L: (434) | 12066 | 434 | Kenaitze Indian Tribe | |
2 | L: (435) | 12067 | 435 | Ketchikan Indian Corporation | |
2 | L: (436) | 12068 | 436 | Native Village of Kiana | |
2 | L: (437) | 12069 | 437 | King Island Native Community | |
2 | L: (438) | 12070 | 438 | King Salmon Tribe | |
2 | L: (439) | 12071 | 439 | Native Village of Kipnuk | |
2 | L: (440) | 12072 | 440 | Native Village of Kivalina | |
2 | L: (441) | 12073 | 441 | Klawock Cooperative Association | |
2 | L: (442) | 12074 | 442 | Native Village of Kluti Kaah (aka Copper Center) | |
2 | L: (443) | 12075 | 443 | Knik Tribe | |
2 | L: (444) | 12076 | 444 | Native Village of Kobuk | |
2 | L: (445) | 12077 | 445 | Kokhanok Village | |
2 | L: (446) | 12078 | 446 | Native Village of Kongiganak | |
2 | L: (447) | 12079 | 447 | Village of Kotlik | |
2 | L: (448) | 12080 | 448 | Native Village of Kotzebue | |
2 | L: (449) | 12081 | 449 | Native Village of Koyuk | |
2 | L: (450) | 12082 | 450 | Koyukuk Native Village | |
2 | L: (451) | 12083 | 451 | Organized Village of Kwethluk | |
2 | L: (452) | 12084 | 452 | Native Village of Kwigillingok | |
2 | L: (453) | 12085 | 453 | Native Village of Kwinhagak (aka Quinhagak) | |
2 | L: (454) | 12086 | 454 | Native Village of Larsen Bay | |
2 | L: (455) | 12087 | 455 | Levelock Village | |
2 | L: (456) | 12088 | 456 | Lesnoi Village (aka Woody Island) | |
2 | L: (457) | 12089 | 457 | Lime Village | |
2 | L: (458) | 12090 | 458 | Village of Lower Kalskag | |
2 | L: (459) | 12091 | 459 | Manley Hot Springs Village | |
2 | L: (460) | 12092 | 460 | Manokotak Village | |
2 | L: (461) | 12093 | 461 | Native Village of Marshall (aka Fortuna Ledge) | |
2 | L: (462) | 12094 | 462 | Native Village of Mary's Igloo | |
2 | L: (463) | 12095 | 463 | McGrath Native Village | |
2 | L: (464) | 12096 | 464 | Native Village of Mekoryuk | |
2 | L: (465) | 12097 | 465 | Mentasta Traditional Council | |
2 | L: (466) | 12098 | 466 | Metlakatla Indian Community, Annette Island Reserv | |
2 | L: (467) | 12099 | 467 | Native Village of Minto | |
2 | L: (468) | 12100 | 468 | Naknek Native Village | |
2 | L: (469) | 12101 | 469 | Native Village of Nanwalek (aka English Bay) | |
2 | L: (470) | 12102 | 470 | Native Village of Napaimute | |
2 | L: (471) | 12103 | 471 | Native Village of Napakiak | |
2 | L: (472) | 12104 | 472 | Native Village of Napaskiak | |
2 | L: (473) | 12105 | 473 | Native Village of Nelson Lagoon | |
2 | L: (474) | 12106 | 474 | Nenana Native Association | |
2 | L: (475) | 12107 | 475 | New Koliganek Village Council (formerly Koliganek | |
2 | L: (476) | 12108 | 476 | New Stuyahok Village | |
2 | L: (477) | 12109 | 477 | Newhalen Village | |
2 | L: (478) | 12110 | 478 | Newtok Village | |
2 | L: (479) | 12111 | 479 | Native Village of Nightmute | |
2 | L: (480) | 12112 | 480 | Nikolai Village | |
2 | L: (481) | 12113 | 481 | Native Village of Nikolski | |
2 | L: (482) | 12114 | 482 | Ninilchik Village | |
2 | L: (483) | 12115 | 483 | Native Village of Noatak | |
2 | L: (484) | 12116 | 484 | Nome Eskimo Community | |
2 | L: (485) | 12117 | 485 | Nondalton Village | |
2 | L: (486) | 12118 | 486 | Noorvik Native Community | |
2 | L: (487) | 12119 | 487 | Northway Village | |
2 | L: (488) | 12120 | 488 | Native Village of Nuiqsut (aka Nooiksut) | |
2 | L: (489) | 12121 | 489 | Nulato Village | |
2 | L: (490) | 12122 | 490 | Nunakauyarmiut Tribe (formerly Native Village of T | |
2 | L: (491) | 12123 | 491 | Native Village of Nunapitchuk | |
2 | L: (492) | 12124 | 492 | Village of Ohogamiut | |
2 | L: (493) | 12125 | 493 | Village of Old Harbor | |
2 | L: (494) | 12126 | 494 | Orutsararmuit Native Village (aka Bethel) | |
2 | L: (495) | 12127 | 495 | Oscarville Traditional Village | |
2 | L: (496) | 12128 | 496 | Native Village of Ouzinkie | |
2 | L: (497) | 12129 | 497 | Native Village of Paimiut | |
2 | L: (498) | 12130 | 498 | Pauloff Harbor Village | |
2 | L: (499) | 12131 | 499 | Pedro Bay Village | |
2 | L: (500) | 12132 | 500 | Native Village of Perryville | |
2 | L: (501) | 12133 | 501 | Petersburg Indian Association | |
2 | L: (502) | 12134 | 502 | Native Village of Pilot Point | |
2 | L: (503) | 12135 | 503 | Pilot Station Traditional Village | |
2 | L: (504) | 12136 | 504 | Native Village of Pitka's Point | |
2 | L: (505) | 12137 | 505 | Platinum Traditional Village | |
2 | L: (506) | 12138 | 506 | Native Village of Point Hope | |
2 | L: (507) | 12139 | 507 | Native Village of Point Lay | |
2 | L: (508) | 12140 | 508 | Native Village of Port Graham | |
2 | L: (509) | 12141 | 509 | Native Village of Port Heiden | |
2 | L: (510) | 12142 | 510 | Native Village of Port Lions | |
2 | L: (511) | 12143 | 511 | Portage Creek Village (aka Ohgsenakale) | |
2 | L: (512) | 12144 | 512 | Pribilof Islands Aleut Communities of St. Paul & S | |
2 | L: (513) | 12145 | 513 | Qagan Tayagungin Tribe of Sand Point Village | |
2 | L: (514) | 12146 | 514 | Qawalangin Tribe of Unalaska | |
2 | L: (515) | 12147 | 515 | Rampart Village | |
2 | L: (516) | 12148 | 516 | Village of Red Devil | |
2 | L: (517) | 12149 | 517 | Native Village of Ruby | |
2 | L: (518) | 12150 | 518 | Saint George Island(See Pribilof Islands Aleut Com | |
2 | L: (519) | 12151 | 519 | Native Village of Saint Michael | |
2 | L: (520) | 12152 | 520 | Saint Paul Island (See Pribilof Islands Aleut Comm | |
2 | L: (521) | 12153 | 521 | Village of Salamatoff | |
2 | L: (522) | 12154 | 522 | Native Village of Savoonga | |
2 | L: (523) | 12155 | 523 | Organized Village of Saxman | |
2 | L: (524) | 12156 | 524 | Native Village of Scammon Bay | |
2 | L: (525) | 12157 | 525 | Native Village of Selawik | |
2 | L: (526) | 12158 | 526 | Seldovia Village Tribe | |
2 | L: (527) | 12159 | 527 | Shageluk Native Village | |
2 | L: (528) | 12160 | 528 | Native Village of Shaktoolik | |
2 | L: (529) | 12161 | 529 | Native Village of Sheldon's Point | |
2 | L: (530) | 12162 | 530 | Native Village of Shishmaref | |
2 | L: (531) | 12163 | 531 | Shoonaq Tribe of Kodiak | |
2 | L: (532) | 12164 | 532 | Native Village of Shungnak | |
2 | L: (533) | 12165 | 533 | Sitka Tribe of Alaska | |
2 | L: (534) | 12166 | 534 | Skagway Village | |
2 | L: (535) | 12167 | 535 | Village of Sleetmute | |
2 | L: (536) | 12168 | 536 | Village of Solomon | |
2 | L: (537) | 12169 | 537 | South Naknek Village | |
2 | L: (538) | 12170 | 538 | Stebbins Community Association | |
2 | L: (539) | 12171 | 539 | Native Village of Stevens | |
2 | L: (540) | 12172 | 540 | Village of Stony River | |
2 | L: (541) | 12173 | 541 | Takotna Village | |
2 | L: (542) | 12174 | 542 | Native Village of Tanacross | |
2 | L: (543) | 12175 | 543 | Native Village of Tanana | |
2 | L: (544) | 12176 | 544 | Native Village of Tatitlek | |
2 | L: (545) | 12177 | 545 | Native Village of Tazlina | |
2 | L: (546) | 12178 | 546 | Telida Village | |
2 | L: (547) | 12179 | 547 | Native Village of Teller | |
2 | L: (548) | 12180 | 548 | Native Village of Tetlin | |
2 | L: (549) | 12181 | 549 | Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tb | |
2 | L: (550) | 12182 | 550 | Traditional Village of Togiak | |
2 | L: (551) | 12183 | 551 | Tuluksak Native Community | |
2 | L: (552) | 12184 | 552 | Native Village of Tuntutuliak | |
2 | L: (553) | 12185 | 553 | Native Village of Tununak | |
2 | L: (554) | 12186 | 554 | Twin Hills Village | |
2 | L: (555) | 12187 | 555 | Native Village of Tyonek | |
2 | L: (556) | 12188 | 556 | Ugashik Village | |
2 | L: (557) | 12189 | 557 | Umkumiute Native Village | |
2 | L: (558) | 12190 | 558 | Native Village of Unalakleet | |
2 | L: (559) | 12191 | 559 | Native Village of Unga | |
2 | L: (560) | 12192 | 560 | Village of Venetie (See Native Village of Venetie | |
2 | L: (561) | 12193 | 561 | Native Village of Venetie Tribal Government (Arcti | |
2 | L: (562) | 12194 | 562 | Village of Wainwright | |
2 | L: (563) | 12195 | 563 | Native Village of Wales | |
2 | L: (564) | 12196 | 564 | Native Village of White Mountain | |
2 | L: (565) | 12197 | 565 | Wrangell Cooperative Association | |
2 | L: (566) | 12198 | 566 | Yakutat Tlingit Tribe | |
1 | A: NativeEntityContiguous | 12548 | NATIVE ENTITIES WITHIN THE CONTIGUOUS 48 STATES | ||
2 | L: (1) | 11632 | 1 | Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (100) | 11731 | 100 | Havasupai Tribe of the Havasupai Reservation, Ariz | |
2 | L: (101) | 11732 | 101 | Ho-Chunk Nation of Wisconsin (formerly known as th | |
2 | L: (102) | 11733 | 102 | Hoh Indian Tribe of the Hoh Indian Reservation, Wa | |
2 | L: (103) | 11734 | 103 | Hoopa Valley Tribe, California | |
2 | L: (104) | 11735 | 104 | Hopi Tribe of Arizona | |
2 | L: (105) | 11736 | 105 | Hopland Band of Pomo Indians of the Hopland Ranche | |
2 | L: (106) | 11737 | 106 | Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians of Maine | |
2 | L: (107) | 11738 | 107 | Hualapai Indian Tribe of the Hualapai Indian Reser | |
2 | L: (108) | 11739 | 108 | Huron Potawatomi, Inc., Michigan | |
2 | L: (109) | 11740 | 109 | Inaja Band of Diegueno Mission Indians of the Inaj | |
2 | L: (110) | 11741 | 110 | Ione Band of Miwok Indians of California | |
2 | L: (111) | 11742 | 111 | Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska | |
2 | L: (112) | 11743 | 112 | Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (113) | 11744 | 113 | Jackson Rancheria of Me-Wuk Indians of California | |
2 | L: (114) | 11745 | 114 | Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe of Washington | |
2 | L: (115) | 11746 | 115 | Jamul Indian Village of California | |
2 | L: (116) | 11747 | 116 | Jena Band of Choctaw Indians, Louisiana | |
2 | L: (117) | 11748 | 117 | Jicarilla Apache Tribe of the Jicarilla Apache Ind | |
2 | L: (118) | 11749 | 118 | Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians of the Kaibab Indian | |
2 | L: (119) | 11750 | 119 | Kalispel Indian Community of the Kalispel Reservat | |
2 | L: (120) | 11751 | 120 | Karuk Tribe of California | |
2 | L: (121) | 11752 | 121 | Kashia Band of Pomo Indians of the Stewarts Point | |
2 | L: (122) | 11753 | 122 | Kaw Nation, Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (123) | 11754 | 123 | Keweenaw Bay Indian Community of L'Anse and Ontona | |
2 | L: (124) | 11755 | 124 | Kialegee Tribal Town, Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (125) | 11756 | 125 | Kickapoo Tribe of Indians of the Kickapoo Reservat | |
2 | L: (126) | 11757 | 126 | Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (127) | 11758 | 127 | Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas | |
2 | L: (128) | 11759 | 128 | Kiowa Indian Tribe of Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (129) | 11760 | 129 | Klamath Indian Tribe of Oregon | |
2 | L: (130) | 11761 | 130 | Kootenai Tribe of Idaho | |
2 | L: (131) | 11762 | 131 | La Jolla Band of Luiseno Mission Indians of the La | |
2 | L: (132) | 11763 | 132 | La Posta Band of Diegueno Mission Indians of the L | |
2 | L: (133) | 11764 | 133 | Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Chippewa | |
2 | L: (134) | 11765 | 134 | Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Ind | |
2 | L: (135) | 11766 | 135 | Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa In | |
2 | L: (136) | 11767 | 136 | Las Vegas Tribe of Paiute Indians of the Las Vegas | |
2 | L: (137) | 11768 | 137 | Little River Band of Ottawa Indians of Michigan | |
2 | L: (138) | 11769 | 138 | Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians of Mich | |
2 | L: (139) | 11770 | 139 | Lower Lake Rancheria, California | |
2 | L: (140) | 11771 | 140 | Los Coyotes Band of Cahuilla Mission Indians of th | |
2 | L: (141) | 11772 | 141 | Lovelock Paiute Tribe of the Lovelock Indian Colon | |
2 | L: (142) | 11773 | 142 | Lower Brule Sioux Tribe of the Lower Brule Reserva | |
2 | L: (143) | 11774 | 143 | Lower Elwha Tribal Community of the Lower Elwha Re | |
2 | L: (144) | 11775 | 144 | Lower Sioux Indian Community of Minnesota Mdewakan | |
2 | L: (145) | 11776 | 145 | Lummi Tribe of the Lummi Reservation, Washington | |
2 | L: (146) | 11777 | 146 | Lytton Rancheria of California | |
2 | L: (147) | 11778 | 147 | Makah Indian Tribe of the Makah Indian Reservation | |
2 | L: (148) | 11779 | 148 | Manchester Band of Pomo Indians of the Manchester- | |
2 | L: (149) | 11780 | 149 | Manzanita Band of Diegueno Mission Indians of the | |
2 | L: (150) | 11781 | 150 | Mashantucket Pequot Tribe of Connecticut | |
2 | L: (151) | 11782 | 151 | Match-e-be-nash-she-wish Band of Pottawatomi India | |
2 | L: (152) | 11783 | 152 | Mechoopda Indian Tribe of Chico Rancheria, Califor | |
2 | L: (153) | 11784 | 153 | Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin | |
2 | L: (154) | 11785 | 154 | Mesa Grande Band of Diegueno Mission Indians of th | |
2 | L: (155) | 11786 | 155 | Mescalero Apache Tribe of the Mescalero Reservatio | |
2 | L: (156) | 11787 | 156 | Miami Tribe of Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (157) | 11788 | 157 | Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida | |
2 | L: (158) | 11789 | 158 | Middletown Rancheria of Pomo Indians of California | |
2 | L: (159) | 11790 | 159 | Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, Minnesota (Six component | |
2 | L: (160) | 11791 | 160 | Bois Forte Band (Nett Lake); Fond du Lac Band; Gra | |
2 | L: (161) | 11792 | 161 | Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians, Mississippi | |
2 | L: (162) | 11793 | 162 | Moapa Band of Paiute Indians of the Moapa River In | |
2 | L: (163) | 11794 | 163 | Modoc Tribe of Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (164) | 11795 | 164 | Mohegan Indian Tribe of Connecticut | |
2 | L: (165) | 11796 | 165 | Mooretown Rancheria of Maidu Indians of California | |
2 | L: (166) | 11797 | 166 | Morongo Band of Cahuilla Mission Indians of the Mo | |
2 | L: (167) | 11798 | 167 | Muckleshoot Indian Tribe of the Muckleshoot Reserv | |
2 | L: (168) | 11799 | 168 | Muscogee (Creek) Nation, Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (169) | 11800 | 169 | Narragansett Indian Tribe of Rhode Island | |
2 | L: (170) | 11801 | 170 | Navajo Nation, Arizona, New Mexico & Utah | |
2 | L: (171) | 11802 | 171 | Nez Perce Tribe of Idaho | |
2 | L: (172) | 11803 | 172 | Nisqually Indian Tribe of the Nisqually Reservatio | |
2 | L: (173) | 11804 | 173 | Nooksack Indian Tribe of Washington | |
2 | L: (174) | 11805 | 174 | Northern Cheyenne Tribe of the Northern Cheyenne I | |
2 | L: (175) | 11806 | 175 | Northfork Rancheria of Mono Indians of California | |
2 | L: (176) | 11807 | 176 | Northwestern Band of Shoshoni Nation of Utah (Wash | |
2 | L: (177) | 11808 | 177 | Oglala Sioux Tribe of the Pine Ridge Reservation, | |
2 | L: (178) | 11809 | 178 | Omaha Tribe of Nebraska | |
2 | L: (179) | 11810 | 179 | Oneida Nation of New York | |
2 | L: (180) | 11811 | 180 | Oneida Tribe of Wisconsin | |
2 | L: (181) | 11812 | 181 | Onondaga Nation of New York | |
2 | L: (182) | 11813 | 182 | Osage Tribe, Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (183) | 11814 | 183 | Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (184) | 11815 | 184 | Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Indians, Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (185) | 11816 | 185 | Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah | |
2 | L: (186) | 11817 | 186 | Paiute-Shoshone Indians of the Bishop Community of | |
2 | L: (187) | 11818 | 187 | Paiute-Shoshone Tribe of the Fallon Reservation an | |
2 | L: (188) | 11819 | 188 | Paiute-Shoshone Indians of the Lone Pine Community | |
2 | L: (189) | 11820 | 189 | Pala Band of Luiseno Mission Indians of the Pala R | |
2 | L: (190) | 11821 | 190 | Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona | |
2 | L: (191) | 11822 | 191 | Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians of California | |
2 | L: (192) | 11823 | 192 | Passamaquoddy Tribe of Maine | |
2 | L: (193) | 11824 | 193 | Pauma Band of Luiseno Mission Indians of the Pauma | |
2 | L: (194) | 11825 | 194 | Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (195) | 11826 | 195 | Pechanga Band of Luiseno Mission Indians of the Pe | |
2 | L: (196) | 11827 | 196 | Penobscot Tribe of Maine | |
2 | L: (197) | 11828 | 197 | Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (198) | 11829 | 198 | Picayune Rancheria of Chukchansi Indians of Califo | |
2 | L: (199) | 11830 | 199 | Pinoleville Rancheria of Pomo Indians of Californi | |
2 | L: (200) | 11831 | 200 | Pit River Tribe, California (includes Big Bend, Lo | |
2 | L: (201) | 11832 | 201 | Poarch Band of Creek Indians of Alabama | |
2 | L: (202) | 11833 | 202 | Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians of Michigan | |
2 | L: (203) | 11834 | 203 | Ponca Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (204) | 11835 | 204 | Ponca Tribe of Nebraska | |
2 | L: (205) | 11836 | 205 | Port Gamble Indian Community of the Port Gamble Re | |
2 | L: (206) | 11837 | 206 | Potter Valley Rancheria of Pomo Indians of Califor | |
2 | L: (207) | 11838 | 207 | Prairie Band of Potawatomi Indians, Kansas | |
2 | L: (208) | 11839 | 208 | Prairie Island Indian Community of Minnesota Mdewa | |
2 | L: (209) | 11840 | 209 | Pueblo of Acoma, New Mexico | |
2 | L: (210) | 11841 | 210 | Pueblo of Cochiti, New Mexico | |
2 | L: (211) | 11842 | 211 | Pueblo of Jemez, New Mexico | |
2 | L: (212) | 11843 | 212 | Pueblo of Isleta, New Mexico | |
2 | L: (213) | 11844 | 213 | Pueblo of Laguna, New Mexico | |
2 | L: (214) | 11845 | 214 | Pueblo of Nambe, New Mexico | |
2 | L: (215) | 11846 | 215 | Pueblo of Picuris, New Mexico | |
2 | L: (216) | 11847 | 216 | Pueblo of Pojoaque, New Mexico | |
2 | L: (217) | 11848 | 217 | Pueblo of San Felipe, New Mexico | |
2 | L: (218) | 11849 | 218 | Pueblo of San Juan, New Mexico | |
2 | L: (219) | 11850 | 219 | Pueblo of San Ildefonso, New Mexico | |
2 | L: (220) | 11851 | 220 | Pueblo of Sandia, New Mexico | |
2 | L: (221) | 11852 | 221 | Pueblo of Santa Ana, New Mexico | |
2 | L: (222) | 11853 | 222 | Pueblo of Santa Clara, New Mexico | |
2 | L: (223) | 11854 | 223 | Pueblo of Santo Domingo, New Mexico | |
2 | L: (224) | 11855 | 224 | Pueblo of Taos, New Mexico | |
2 | L: (225) | 11856 | 225 | Pueblo of Tesuque, New Mexico | |
2 | L: (226) | 11857 | 226 | Pueblo of Zia, New Mexico | |
2 | L: (227) | 11858 | 227 | Puyallup Tribe of the Puyallup Reservation, Washin | |
2 | L: (228) | 11859 | 228 | Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe of the Pyramid Lake Rese | |
2 | L: (229) | 11860 | 229 | Quapaw Tribe of Indians, Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (230) | 11861 | 230 | Quartz Valley Indian Community of the Quartz Valle | |
2 | L: (231) | 11862 | 231 | Quechan Tribe of the Fort Yuma Indian Reservation, | |
2 | L: (232) | 11863 | 232 | Quileute Tribe of the Quileute Reservation, Washin | |
2 | L: (233) | 11864 | 233 | Quinault Tribe of the Quinault Reservation, Washin | |
2 | L: (234) | 11865 | 234 | Ramona Band or Village of Cahuilla Mission Indians | |
2 | L: (235) | 11866 | 235 | Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians o | |
2 | L: (236) | 11867 | 236 | Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians of the Red Lake | |
2 | L: (237) | 11868 | 237 | Redding Rancheria, California | |
2 | L: (238) | 11869 | 238 | Redwood Valley Rancheria of Pomo Indians of Califo | |
2 | L: (239) | 11870 | 239 | Reno-Sparks Indian Colony, Nevada | |
2 | L: (240) | 11871 | 240 | Resighini Rancheria, California (formerly known as | |
2 | L: (241) | 11872 | 241 | Rincon Band of Luiseno Mission Indians of the Rinc | |
2 | L: (242) | 11873 | 242 | Robinson Rancheria of Pomo Indians of California | |
2 | L: (243) | 11874 | 243 | Rosebud Sioux Tribe of the Rosebud Indian Reservat | |
2 | L: (244) | 11875 | 244 | Round Valley Indian Tribes of the Round Valley Res | |
2 | L: (245) | 11876 | 245 | Rumsey Indian Rancheria of Wintun Indians of Calif | |
2 | L: (246) | 11877 | 246 | Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa | |
2 | L: (247) | 11878 | 247 | Sac and Fox Nation of Missouri in Kansas and Nebra | |
2 | L: (248) | 11879 | 248 | Sac and Fox Nation, Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (249) | 11880 | 249 | Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan, Isabell | |
2 | L: (250) | 11881 | 250 | Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community of the S | |
2 | L: (251) | 11882 | 251 | Samish Indian Tribe, Washington | |
2 | L: (252) | 11883 | 252 | San Carlos Apache Tribe of the San Carlos Reservat | |
2 | L: (253) | 11884 | 253 | San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe of Arizona | |
2 | L: (254) | 11885 | 254 | San Manual Band of Serrano Mission Indians of the | |
2 | L: (255) | 11886 | 255 | San Pasqual Band of Diegueno Mission Indians of Ca | |
2 | L: (256) | 11887 | 256 | Santa Rosa Indian Community of the Santa Rosa Ranc | |
2 | L: (257) | 11888 | 257 | Santa Rosa Band of Cahuilla Mission Indians of the | |
2 | L: (258) | 11889 | 258 | Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Mission Indians of the | |
2 | L: (259) | 11890 | 259 | Santa Ysabel Band of Diegueno Mission Indians of t | |
2 | L: (260) | 11891 | 260 | Santee Sioux Tribe of the Santee Reservation of Ne | |
2 | L: (261) | 11892 | 261 | Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe of Washington | |
2 | L: (262) | 11893 | 262 | Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians of Mich | |
2 | L: (263) | 11894 | 263 | Scotts Valley Band of Pomo Indians of California | |
2 | L: (264) | 11895 | 264 | Seminole Nation of Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (265) | 11896 | 265 | Seminole Tribe of Florida, Dania, Big Cypress, Bri | |
2 | L: (266) | 11897 | 266 | Seneca Nation of New York | |
2 | L: (267) | 11898 | 267 | Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (268) | 11899 | 268 | Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community of Minnesota | |
2 | L: (269) | 11900 | 269 | Shawnee Tribe, Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (270) | 11901 | 270 | Sherwood Valley Rancheria of Pomo Indians of Calif | |
2 | L: (271) | 11902 | 271 | Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians, Shingle Spr | |
2 | L: (272) | 11903 | 272 | Shoalwater Bay Tribe of the Shoalwater Bay Indian | |
2 | L: (273) | 11904 | 273 | Shoshone Tribe of the Wind River Reservation, Wyom | |
2 | L: (274) | 11905 | 274 | Shoshone-Bannock Tribes of the Fort Hall Reservati | |
2 | L: (275) | 11906 | 275 | Shoshone-Paiute Tribes of the Duck Valley Reservat | |
2 | L: (276) | 11907 | 276 | Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribe of the Lake Traverse | |
2 | L: (277) | 11908 | 277 | Skokomish Indian Tribe of the Skokomish Reservatio | |
2 | L: (278) | 11909 | 278 | Skull Valley Band of Goshute Indians of Utah | |
2 | L: (279) | 11910 | 279 | Smith River Rancheria, California | |
2 | L: (280) | 11911 | 280 | Snoqualmie Tribe, Washington | |
2 | L: (281) | 11912 | 281 | Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians, California (former | |
2 | L: (282) | 11913 | 282 | Sokaogon Chippewa Community of the Mole Lake Band | |
2 | L: (283) | 11914 | 283 | Southern Ute Indian Tribe of the Southern Ute Rese | |
2 | L: (284) | 11915 | 284 | Spirit Lake Tribe, North Dakota (formerly known as | |
2 | L: (285) | 11916 | 285 | Spokane Tribe of the Spokane Reservation, Washingt | |
2 | L: (286) | 11917 | 286 | Squaxin Island Tribe of the Squaxin Island Reserva | |
2 | L: (287) | 11918 | 287 | St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin, St. Croix | |
2 | L: (288) | 11919 | 288 | St. Regis Band of Mohawk Indians of New York | |
2 | L: (289) | 11920 | 289 | Standing Rock Sioux Tribe of North & South Dakota | |
2 | L: (290) | 11921 | 290 | Stockbridge-Munsee Community of Mohican Indians of | |
2 | L: (291) | 11922 | 291 | Stillaguamish Tribe of Washington | |
2 | L: (292) | 11923 | 292 | Summit Lake Paiute Tribe of Nevada | |
2 | L: (293) | 11924 | 293 | Suquamish Indian Tribe of the Port Madison Reserva | |
2 | L: (294) | 11925 | 294 | Susanville Indian Rancheria, California | |
2 | L: (295) | 11926 | 295 | Swinomish Indians of the Swinomish Reservation, Wa | |
2 | L: (296) | 11927 | 296 | Sycuan Band of Diegueno Mission Indians of Califor | |
2 | L: (297) | 11928 | 297 | Table Bluff Reservation - Wiyot Tribe, California | |
2 | L: (298) | 11929 | 298 | Table Mountain Rancheria of California | |
2 | L: (299) | 11930 | 299 | Te-Moak Tribe of Western Shoshone Indians of Nevad | |
2 | L: (300) | 11931 | 300 | Thlopthlocco Tribal Town, Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (301) | 11932 | 301 | Three Affiliated Tribes of the Fort Berthold Reser | |
2 | L: (302) | 11933 | 302 | Tohono O'odham Nation of Arizona | |
2 | L: (303) | 11934 | 303 | Tonawanda Band of Seneca Indians of New York | |
2 | L: (304) | 11935 | 304 | Tonkawa Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (305) | 11936 | 305 | Tonto Apache Tribe of Arizona | |
2 | L: (306) | 11937 | 306 | Torres-Martinez Band of Cahuilla Mission Indians o | |
2 | L: (307) | 11938 | 307 | Tule River Indian Tribe of the Tule River Reservat | |
2 | L: (308) | 11939 | 308 | Tulalip Tribes of the Tulalip Reservation, Washing | |
2 | L: (309) | 11940 | 309 | Tunica-Biloxi Indian Tribe of Louisiana | |
2 | L: (310) | 11941 | 310 | Tuolumne Band of Me-Wuk Indians of the Tuolumne Ra | |
2 | L: (311) | 11942 | 311 | Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians of North | |
2 | L: (312) | 11943 | 312 | Tuscarora Nation of New York | |
2 | L: (313) | 11944 | 313 | Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians of Calif | |
2 | L: (314) | 11945 | 314 | United Auburn Indian Community of the Auburn Ranch | |
2 | L: (315) | 11946 | 315 | United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians of Oklah | |
2 | L: (316) | 11947 | 316 | Upper Lake Band of Pomo Indians of Upper Lake Ranc | |
2 | L: (317) | 11948 | 317 | Upper Sioux Indian Community of the Upper Sioux Re | |
2 | L: (318) | 11949 | 318 | Upper Skagit Indian Tribe of Washington | |
2 | L: (319) | 11950 | 319 | Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah & Ouray Reservation | |
2 | L: (320) | 11951 | 320 | Ute Mountain Tribe of the Ute Mountain Reservation | |
2 | L: (321) | 11952 | 321 | Utu Utu Gwaitu Paiute Tribe of the Benton Paiute R | |
2 | L: (322) | 11953 | 322 | Walker River Paiute Tribe of the Walker River Rese | |
2 | L: (323) | 11954 | 323 | Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) of Massachu | |
2 | L: (324) | 11955 | 324 | Washoe Tribe of Nevada & California (Carson Colony | |
2 | L: (325) | 11956 | 325 | White Mountain Apache Tribe of the Fort Apache Res | |
2 | L: (326) | 11957 | 326 | Wichita and Affiliated Tribes (Wichita, Keechi, Wa | |
2 | L: (327) | 11958 | 327 | Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska | |
2 | L: (328) | 11959 | 328 | Winnemucca Indian Colony of Nevada | |
2 | L: (329) | 11960 | 329 | Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (330) | 11961 | 330 | Yankton Sioux Tribe of South Dakota | |
2 | L: (331) | 11962 | 331 | Yavapai-Apache Nation of the Camp Verde Indian Res | |
2 | L: (332) | 11963 | 332 | Yavapai-Prescott Tribe of the Yavapai Reservation, | |
2 | L: (333) | 11964 | 333 | Yerington Paiute Tribe of the Yerington Colony & C | |
2 | L: (334) | 11965 | 334 | Yomba Shoshone Tribe of the Yomba Reservation, Nev | |
2 | L: (335) | 11966 | 335 | Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo of Texas | |
2 | L: (336) | 11967 | 336 | Yurok Tribe of the Yurok Reservation, California | |
2 | L: (337) | 11968 | 337 | Zuni Tribe of the Zuni Reservation, New Mexico | |
2 | L: (52) | 11683 | 52 | Cold Springs Rancheria of Mono Indians of Californ | |
2 | L: (53) | 11684 | 53 | Colorado River Indian Tribes of the Colorado River | |
2 | L: (54) | 11685 | 54 | Comanche Indian Tribe, Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (55) | 11686 | 55 | Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes of the Flath | |
2 | L: (56) | 11687 | 56 | Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation, W | |
2 | L: (57) | 11688 | 57 | Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, W | |
2 | L: (58) | 11689 | 58 | Confederated Tribes of the Coos, Lower Umpqua and | |
2 | L: (59) | 11690 | 59 | Confederated Tribes of the Goshute Reservation, Ne | |
2 | L: (60) | 11691 | 60 | Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Community o | |
2 | L: (61) | 11692 | 61 | Confederated Tribes of the Siletz Reservation, Ore | |
2 | L: (62) | 11693 | 62 | Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Reservation, O | |
2 | L: (63) | 11694 | 63 | Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservatio | |
2 | L: (64) | 11695 | 64 | Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Indian | |
2 | L: (65) | 11696 | 65 | Coquille Tribe of Oregon | |
2 | L: (66) | 11697 | 66 | Cortina Indian Rancheria of Wintun Indians of Cali | |
2 | L: (67) | 11698 | 67 | Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana | |
2 | L: (68) | 11699 | 68 | Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Indians of Oregon | |
2 | L: (69) | 11700 | 69 | Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians of California | |
2 | L: (70) | 11701 | 70 | Crow Tribe of Montana | |
2 | L: (71) | 11702 | 71 | Crow Creek Sioux Tribe of the Crow Creek Reservati | |
2 | L: (72) | 11703 | 72 | Cuyapaipe Community of Diegueno Mission Indians of | |
2 | L: (73) | 11704 | 73 | Death Valley Timbi-Sha Shoshone Band of California | |
2 | L: (74) | 11705 | 74 | Delaware Nation, Oklahoma (formerly Delaware Tribe | |
2 | L: (75) | 11706 | 75 | Delaware Tribe of Indians, Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (76) | 11707 | 76 | Dry Creek Rancheria of Pomo Indians of California | |
2 | L: (77) | 11708 | 77 | Duckwater Shoshone Tribe of the Duckwater Reservat | |
2 | L: (78) | 11709 | 78 | Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians of North Carolina | |
2 | L: (79) | 11710 | 79 | Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (80) | 11711 | 80 | Elem Indian Colony of Pomo Indians of the Sulphur | |
2 | L: (81) | 11712 | 81 | Elk Valley Rancheria, California | |
2 | L: (82) | 11713 | 82 | Ely Shoshone Tribe of Nevada | |
2 | L: (83) | 11714 | 83 | Enterprise Rancheria of Maidu Indians of Californi | |
2 | L: (84) | 11715 | 84 | Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe of South Dakota | |
2 | L: (85) | 11716 | 85 | Forest County Potawatomi Community of Wisconsin Po | |
2 | L: (86) | 11717 | 86 | Fort Belknap Indian Community of the Fort Belknap | |
2 | L: (87) | 11718 | 87 | Fort Bidwell Indian Community of the Fort Bidwell | |
2 | L: (88) | 11719 | 88 | Fort Independence Indian Community of Paiute India | |
2 | L: (89) | 11720 | 89 | Fort McDermitt Paiute and Shoshone Tribes of the F | |
2 | L: (90) | 11721 | 90 | Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation, Arizona (formerly th | |
2 | L: (91) | 11722 | 91 | Fort Mojave Indian Tribe of Arizona, California | |
2 | L: (92) | 11723 | 92 | Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma | |
2 | L: (93) | 11724 | 93 | Gila River Indian Community of the Gila River Indi | |
2 | L: (94) | 11725 | 94 | Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa & Chippewa Indians o | |
2 | L: (95) | 11726 | 95 | Graton Rancheria, California | |
2 | L: (96) | 11727 | 96 | Greenville Rancheria of Maidu Indians of Californi | |
2 | L: (97) | 11728 | 97 | Grindstone Indian Rancheria of Wintun-Wailaki Indi | |
2 | L: (98) | 11729 | 98 | Guidiville Rancheria of California | |
2 | L: (99) | 11730 | 99 | Hannahville Indian Community of Wisconsin Potawato |
UnitsOfMeasureCaseInsensitive | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A: UnitOfMeasureAtomBaseUnitInsens | 12550 | |||
2 | L: (C) | 12556 | C | Coulomb | |
2 | L: (CD) | 12557 | CD | candela | |
2 | L: (G) | 12552 | G | gram | |
2 | L: (K) | 12555 | K | Kelvin | |
2 | L: (M) | 12551 | M | meter | |
2 | L: (RAD) | 12554 | RAD | radian | |
2 | L: (S) | 12553 | S | second | |
1 | A: UnitOfMeasureAtomInsens | 12558 | |||
2 | L: (') | 12589 | ' | minute | |
2 | L: ('') | 12590 | '' | second | |
2 | L: ( ) | 12592 | liter | ||
2 | L: (%) | 12561 | % | percent | |
2 | L: ([ACR_BR]) | 12690 | [ACR_BR] | acre | |
2 | L: ([ACR_US]) | 12673 | [ACR_US] | acre | |
2 | L: ([APL'U]) | 12783 | [APL'U] | ||
2 | L: ([ARB'U]) | 12779 | [ARB'U] | arbitary unit | |
2 | L: ([BBL_US]) | 12692 | [BBL_US] | barrel | |
2 | L: ([BDSK'U]) | 12788 | [BDSK'U] | Bodansky unit | |
2 | L: ([BETH'U]) | 12784 | [BETH'U] | Bethesda unit | |
2 | L: ([BF_I]) | 12657 | [BF_I] | board foot | |
2 | L: ([BTU]) | 12757 | [BTU] | Btu (usual) | |
2 | L: ([BTU_39]) | 12751 | [BTU_39] | British thermal unit (39 oF) | |
2 | L: ([BTU_59]) | 12752 | [BTU_59] | Btu (59 oF) | |
2 | L: ([BTU_60]) | 12753 | [BTU_60] | Btu (60 oF) | |
2 | L: ([BTU_IT]) | 12755 | [BTU_IT] | Btu (intl. table) | |
2 | L: ([BTU_M]) | 12754 | [BTU_M] | Btu (mean) | |
2 | L: ([BTU_TH]) | 12756 | [BTU_TH] | Btu (thermochemical) | |
2 | L: ([BU_BR]) | 12710 | [BU_BR] | peck | |
2 | L: ([BU_US]) | 12700 | [BU_US] | bushel | |
2 | L: ([C]) | 12612 | [C] | velocity of light | |
2 | L: ([CAL]) | 12750 | [CAL] | Calorie (nutrition) | |
2 | L: ([CAR_AU]) | 12809 | [CAR_AU] | carat (of gold alloys) | |
2 | L: ([CAR_M]) | 12808 | [CAR_M] | carat (metric) | |
2 | L: ([CFT_I]) | 12655 | [CFT_I] | cubic foot | |
2 | L: ([CH]) | 12765 | [CH] | Charriere (french) | |
2 | L: ([CH_BR]) | 12682 | [CH_BR] | chain (Gunter's chain) | |
2 | L: ([CH_US]) | 12666 | [CH_US] | chain (Gunter's or Surveyor's) | |
2 | L: ([CICERO]) | 12742 | [CICERO] | cicero (Didot's pica) | |
2 | L: ([CIN_I]) | 12654 | [CIN_I] | cubic inch | |
2 | L: ([CML_I]) | 12660 | [CML_I] | circular mil | |
2 | L: ([CR_I]) | 12658 | [CR_I] | cord | |
2 | L: ([CRD_US]) | 12699 | [CRD_US] | cord | |
2 | L: ([CUP_US]) | 12707 | [CUP_US] | cup | |
2 | L: ([CYD_I]) | 12656 | [CYD_I] | cubic yard | |
2 | L: ([DEGF]) | 12743 | [DEGF] | degree Fahrenheit | |
2 | L: ([DIDOT]) | 12741 | [DIDOT] | didot (Didot's point) | |
2 | L: ([DIOP]) | 12763 | [DIOP] | diopter | |
2 | L: ([DPT_US]) | 12704 | [DPT_US] | dry pint | |
2 | L: ([DQT_US]) | 12703 | [DQT_US] | dry quart | |
2 | L: ([DR_AP]) | 12730 | [DR_AP] | dram (drachm) | |
2 | L: ([DR_AV]) | 12720 | [DR_AV] | dram | |
2 | L: ([DRP]) | 12766 | [DRP] | drop | |
2 | L: ([DYE'U]) | 12786 | [DYE'U] | Dye unit | |
2 | L: ([E]) | 12617 | [E] | elementary charge | |
2 | L: ([eps_0]) | 12615 | [eps_0] | permittivity of vacuum | |
2 | L: ([FDR_BR]) | 12715 | [FDR_BR] | fluid dram | |
2 | L: ([FDR_US]) | 12697 | [FDR_US] | fluid dram | |
2 | L: ([FOZ_BR]) | 12714 | [FOZ_BR] | fluid ounce | |
2 | L: ([FOZ_US]) | 12696 | [FOZ_US] | fluid ounce | |
2 | L: ([FT_BR]) | 12680 | [FT_BR] | foot | |
2 | L: ([FT_I]) | 12645 | [FT_I] | foot | |
2 | L: ([FT_US]) | 12662 | [FT_US] | foot | |
2 | L: ([FTH_BR]) | 12684 | [FTH_BR] | fathom | |
2 | L: ([FTH_I]) | 12648 | [FTH_I] | fathom | |
2 | L: ([FTH_US]) | 12670 | [FTH_US] | fathom | |
2 | L: ([FUR_US]) | 12671 | [FUR_US] | furlong | |
2 | L: ([G]) | 12621 | [G] | acceleration of free fall (standard) | |
2 | L: ([GAL_BR]) | 12708 | [GAL_BR] | gallon | |
2 | L: ([GAL_US]) | 12691 | [GAL_US] | gallon (Queen Anne's wine gallon) | |
2 | L: ([GAL_WI]) | 12701 | [GAL_WI] | winchester gallon (historical) | |
2 | L: ([GC]) | 12620 | [GC] | Newtonian constant of gravitation | |
2 | L: ([GIL_BR]) | 12713 | [GIL_BR] | gill | |
2 | L: ([GIL_US]) | 12695 | [GIL_US] | gill | |
2 | L: ([GPL'U]) | 12781 | [GPL'U] | ||
2 | L: ([GR]) | 12717 | [GR] | grain | |
2 | L: ([H]) | 12613 | [H] | Planck constant | |
2 | L: ([HD_I]) | 12661 | [HD_I] | hand | |
2 | L: ([HNSF'U]) | 12767 | [HNSF'U] | Hounsfield unit | |
2 | L: ([HPF]) | 12774 | [HPF] | high power field | |
2 | L: ([IN_BR]) | 12679 | [IN_BR] | inch | |
2 | L: ([IN_I]) | 12644 | [IN_I] | inch | |
2 | L: ([IN_I'H2O]) | 12760 | [IN_I'H2O] | inch of water column | |
2 | L: ([IN_i'HG]) | 12761 | [IN_i'HG] | inch of mercury column | |
2 | L: ([IN_US]) | 12664 | [IN_US] | inch | |
2 | L: ([IU]) | 12778 | [IU] | international unit | |
2 | L: ([K]) | 12614 | [K] | Boltzman constant | |
2 | L: ([KA'U]) | 12789 | [KA'U] | King-Armstrong unit | |
2 | L: ([KN_BR]) | 12689 | [KN_BR] | knot | |
2 | L: ([KN_I]) | 12650 | [KN_I] | knot | |
2 | L: ([KNK'U]) | 12790 | [KNK'U] | Kunkel unit | |
2 | L: ([LB_AP]) | 12732 | [LB_AP] | pound | |
2 | L: ([LB_AV]) | 12718 | [LB_AV] | pound | |
2 | L: ([LB_TR]) | 12728 | [LB_TR] | pound | |
2 | L: ([LBF_AV]) | 12625 | [LBF_AV] | pound force | |
2 | L: ([LCWT_AV]) | 12722 | [LCWT_AV] | long hunderdweight (British) | |
2 | L: ([LIGNE]) | 12740 | [LIGNE] | ligne (French line) | |
2 | L: ([LK_BR]) | 12683 | [LK_BR] | link (for Gunter's chain) | |
2 | L: ([LK_US]) | 12667 | [LK_US] | link (for Gunter's chain) | |
2 | L: ([LNE]) | 12733 | [LNE] | line | |
2 | L: ([LPF]) | 12775 | [LPF] | low power field | |
2 | L: ([LTON_AV]) | 12724 | [LTON_AV] | long ton (British) | |
2 | L: ([LY]) | 12623 | [LY] | light-year | |
2 | L: ([M_E]) | 12618 | [M_E] | electron mass | |
2 | L: ([M_P]) | 12619 | [M_P] | proton mass | |
2 | L: ([MCLG'U]) | 12791 | [MCLG'U] | Mac Lagan unit | |
2 | L: ([MESH_I]) | 12764 | [MESH_I] | mesh | |
2 | L: ([MET]) | 12768 | [MET] | metabolic equivalent | |
2 | L: ([MI_BR]) | 12687 | [MI_BR] | mile | |
2 | L: ([MI_I]) | 12647 | [MI_I] | statute mile | |
2 | L: ([MI_US]) | 12672 | [MI_US] | mile | |
2 | L: ([MIL_I]) | 12659 | [MIL_I] | mil | |
2 | L: ([MIL_US]) | 12678 | [MIL_US] | mil | |
2 | L: ([MIN_BR]) | 12716 | [MIN_BR] | minim | |
2 | L: ([MIN_US]) | 12698 | [MIN_US] | minim | |
2 | L: ([MPL'U]) | 12782 | [MPL'U] | ||
2 | L: ([mu_0]) | 12616 | [mu_0] | permeability of vacuum | |
2 | L: ([NMI_BR]) | 12688 | [NMI_BR] | nautic mile | |
2 | L: ([NMI_I]) | 12649 | [NMI_I] | nautic mile | |
2 | L: ([OZ_AP]) | 12731 | [OZ_AP] | ounce | |
2 | L: ([OZ_AV]) | 12719 | [OZ_AV] | ounce | |
2 | L: ([OZ_TR]) | 12727 | [OZ_TR] | ounce | |
2 | L: ([PC_BR]) | 12685 | [PC_BR] | pace | |
2 | L: ([PCA]) | 12735 | [PCA] | pica | |
2 | L: ([PCA_PR]) | 12737 | [PCA_PR] | Printer's pica | |
2 | L: ([PH]) | 12771 | [PH] | pH | |
2 | L: ([PI]) | 12560 | [PI] | the number pi | |
2 | L: ([PIED]) | 12738 | [PIED] | pied (French foot) | |
2 | L: ([PK_BR]) | 12709 | [PK_BR] | bushel | |
2 | L: ([PK_US]) | 12702 | [PK_US] | peck | |
2 | L: ([PNT]) | 12734 | [PNT] | point | |
2 | L: ([PNT_PR]) | 12736 | [PNT_PR] | Printer's point | |
2 | L: ([POUCE]) | 12739 | [POUCE] | pouce (French inch) | |
2 | L: ([PPB]) | 12564 | [PPB] | parts per billion | |
2 | L: ([PPM]) | 12563 | [PPM] | parts per million | |
2 | L: ([PPTH]) | 12562 | [PPTH] | parts per thousand | |
2 | L: ([PPTR]) | 12565 | [PPTR] | parts per trillion | |
2 | L: ([PRU]) | 12762 | [PRU] | peripheral vascular resistance unit | |
2 | L: ([PSI]) | 12805 | [PSI] | psi | |
2 | L: ([PT_BR]) | 12712 | [PT_BR] | pint | |
2 | L: ([PT_US]) | 12694 | [PT_US] | pint | |
2 | L: ([PWT_TR]) | 12726 | [PWT_TR] | pennyweight | |
2 | L: ([QT_BR]) | 12711 | [QT_BR] | quart | |
2 | L: ([QT_US]) | 12693 | [QT_US] | quart | |
2 | L: ([RAD]) | 12642 | [RAD] | radiation absorbed dose | |
2 | L: ([RCH_US]) | 12668 | [RCH_US] | chain (Ramden's or Engineer's) | |
2 | L: ([RD_BR]) | 12681 | [RD_BR] | foot | |
2 | L: ([RD_US]) | 12665 | [RD_US] | rod | |
2 | L: ([REM]) | 12643 | [REM] | radiation equivalent man | |
2 | L: ([RLK_US]) | 12669 | [RLK_US] | link (for Ramden's chain) | |
2 | L: ([S]) | 12773 | [S] | Svedberg unit | |
2 | L: ([SC_AP]) | 12729 | [SC_AP] | scruple | |
2 | L: ([SCT]) | 12676 | [SCT] | section | |
2 | L: ([SCWT_AV]) | 12721 | [SCWT_AV] | short hundredweight (U.S.) | |
2 | L: ([SFT_I]) | 12652 | [SFT_I] | square foot | |
2 | L: ([SIN_I]) | 12651 | [SIN_I] | square inch | |
2 | L: ([SMGY'U]) | 12787 | [SMGY'U] | Somogyi unit | |
2 | L: ([SMI_US]) | 12675 | [SMI_US] | square mile | |
2 | L: ([SRD_US]) | 12674 | [SRD_US] | square rod | |
2 | L: ([STON_AV]) | 12723 | [STON_AV] | short ton (U.S.) | |
2 | L: ([STONE_AV]) | 12725 | [STONE_AV] | stone (British) | |
2 | L: ([SYD_I]) | 12653 | [SYD_I] | square yard | |
2 | L: ([TBS_US]) | 12705 | [TBS_US] | tablespoon | |
2 | L: ([TB'U]) | 12792 | [TB'U] | tuberculin unit | |
2 | L: ([TODD'U]) | 12785 | [TODD'U] | Todd unit | |
2 | L: ([TSP_US]) | 12706 | [TSP_US] | teaspoon | |
2 | L: ([TWP]) | 12677 | [TWP] | township | |
2 | L: ([USP'U]) | 12780 | [USP'U] | United States Pharmacopeia unit | |
2 | L: ([YD_BR]) | 12686 | [YD_BR] | yard | |
2 | L: ([YD_I]) | 12646 | [YD_I] | yard | |
2 | L: ([YD_US]) | 12663 | [YD_US] | yard | |
2 | L: (10*) | 12559 | 10* | ten, for arbitrary powers | |
2 | L: (A) | 12573 | A | Ampere | |
2 | L: (AMU) | 12608 | AMU | unified atomic mass unit | |
2 | L: (ANN) | 12600 | ANN | year | |
2 | L: (ANN_G) | 12599 | ANN_G | year (mean Gregorian) | |
2 | L: (ANN_J) | 12598 | ANN_J | year (mean Julian) | |
2 | L: (ANN_T) | 12597 | ANN_T | year (tropical) | |
2 | L: (AO) | 12802 | AO | Angstrom | |
2 | L: (AR) | 12593 | AR | are | |
2 | L: (ASU) | 12610 | ASU | astronomic unit | |
2 | L: (ATM) | 12622 | ATM | atmosphere (standard) | |
2 | L: (ATT) | 12804 | ATT | atmosphere (technical) | |
2 | L: (B) | 12794 | B | bel | |
2 | L: (B[KW]) | 12800 | B[KW] | bel kilowatts | |
2 | L: (B[MV]) | 12797 | B[MV] | bel milivolts | |
2 | L: (B[SPL]) | 12795 | B[SPL] | bel sound pressure | |
2 | L: (B[UV]) | 12798 | B[UV] | bel microvolts | |
2 | L: (B[V]) | 12796 | B[V] | bel volt | |
2 | L: (B[W]) | 12799 | B[W] | bel watts | |
2 | L: (BAR) | 12607 | BAR | bar | |
2 | L: (BD) | 12813 | BD | baud | |
2 | L: (BI) | 12631 | BI | Biot | |
2 | L: (BIT) | 12811 | BIT | bit | |
2 | L: (BIT_S) | 12810 | BIT_S | bit | |
2 | L: (BQ) | 12584 | BQ | Becquerel | |
2 | L: (BRN) | 12803 | BRN | barn | |
2 | L: (BY) | 12812 | BY | byte | |
2 | L: (CAL) | 12749 | CAL | calorie (usual) | |
2 | L: (CAL_[15]) | 12744 | CAL_[15] | calorie (15 oC) | |
2 | L: (CAL_[20]) | 12745 | CAL_[20] | calorie (20 oC) | |
2 | L: (CAL_IT) | 12747 | CAL_IT | calorie (intl. table) | |
2 | L: (CAL_M) | 12746 | CAL_M | calorie (mean) | |
2 | L: (CAL_TH) | 12748 | CAL_TH | calorie (thermochemical) | |
2 | L: (CEL) | 12579 | CEL | degree Celsius | |
2 | L: (CI) | 12640 | CI | Curie | |
2 | L: (CIRC) | 12806 | CIRC | circle | |
2 | L: (D) | 12596 | D | day | |
2 | L: (DEG) | 12588 | DEG | degree | |
2 | L: (DYN) | 12628 | DYN | dyne | |
2 | L: (EQ) | 12769 | EQ | equivalents | |
2 | L: (ERG) | 12629 | ERG | erg | |
2 | L: (EV) | 12609 | EV | electronvolt | |
2 | L: (F) | 12575 | F | Farad | |
2 | L: (G%) | 12772 | G% | gram percent | |
2 | L: (GB) | 12636 | GB | Gilbert | |
2 | L: (GF) | 12624 | GF | gram-force | |
2 | L: (GL) | 12627 | GL | Gal | |
2 | L: (GON) | 12587 | GON | gon (grade) | |
2 | L: (GS) | 12634 | GS | Gauss | |
2 | L: (GY) | 12585 | GY | Gray | |
2 | L: (H) | 12581 | H | Henry | |
2 | L: (HR) | 12595 | HR | hour | |
2 | L: (HZ) | 12568 | HZ | Herz | |
2 | L: (J) | 12571 | J | Joule | |
2 | L: (KAT) | 12776 | KAT | katal | |
2 | L: (KY) | 12626 | KY | Kayser | |
2 | L: (L) | 12591 | L | liter | |
2 | L: (LM) | 12582 | LM | lumen | |
2 | L: (LMB) | 12638 | LMB | Lambert | |
2 | L: (LX) | 12583 | LX | lux | |
2 | L: (M[H2O]) | 12758 | M[H2O] | meter of water column | |
2 | L: (M[HG]) | 12759 | M[HG] | meter of mercury column | |
2 | L: (MIN) | 12594 | MIN | minute | |
2 | L: (MO) | 12605 | MO | month | |
2 | L: (MO_G) | 12604 | MO_G | month (Gregorian) | |
2 | L: (MO_J) | 12603 | MO_J | month (Julian) | |
2 | L: (MO_S) | 12602 | MO_S | month (synodal) | |
2 | L: (MOL) | 12566 | MOL | mole | |
2 | L: (MX) | 12633 | MX | Maxwell | |
2 | L: (N) | 12569 | N | Newton | |
2 | L: (NEP) | 12793 | NEP | neper | |
2 | L: (OE) | 12635 | OE | Oersted | |
2 | L: (OHM) | 12576 | OHM | Ohm | |
2 | L: (OSM) | 12770 | OSM | osmole (dissolved particles) | |
2 | L: (P) | 12630 | P | Poise | |
2 | L: (PAL) | 12570 | PAL | Pascal | |
2 | L: (PHT) | 12639 | PHT | phot | |
2 | L: (PRS) | 12611 | PRS | parsec | |
2 | L: (ROE) | 12641 | ROE | Roentgen | |
2 | L: (SB) | 12637 | SB | stilb | |
2 | L: (SIE) | 12577 | SIE | Siemens | |
2 | L: (SPH) | 12807 | SPH | spere | |
2 | L: (SR) | 12567 | SR | streadian | |
2 | L: (ST) | 12632 | ST | Stokes | |
2 | L: (STR) | 12801 | STR | stere | |
2 | L: (SV) | 12586 | SV | Sievert | |
2 | L: (T) | 12580 | T | Tesla | |
2 | L: (TNE) | 12606 | TNE | tonne | |
2 | L: (U) | 12777 | U | Unit | |
2 | L: (V) | 12574 | V | Volt | |
2 | L: (W) | 12572 | W | Watt | |
2 | L: (WB) | 12578 | WB | Weber | |
2 | L: (WK) | 12601 | WK | week | |
1 | A: UnitOfMeasurePrefixInsens | 12814 | |||
2 | L: (A) | 12832 | A | atto | |
2 | L: (C) | 12826 | C | centi | |
2 | L: (D) | 12825 | D | deci | |
2 | L: (DA) | 12824 | DA | deka | |
2 | L: (EX) | 12817 | EX | exa | |
2 | L: (F) | 12831 | F | femto | |
2 | L: (GA) | 12820 | GA | giga | |
2 | L: (GIB) | 12837 | GIB | gibi | |
2 | L: (H) | 12823 | H | hecto | |
2 | L: (K) | 12822 | K | kilo | |
2 | L: (KIB) | 12835 | KIB | kibi | |
2 | L: (M) | 12827 | M | milli | |
2 | L: (MA) | 12821 | MA | mega | |
2 | L: (MIB) | 12836 | MIB | mebi | |
2 | L: (N) | 12829 | N | nano | |
2 | L: (P) | 12830 | P | pico | |
2 | L: (PT) | 12818 | PT | peta | |
2 | L: (TIB) | 12838 | TIB | tebi | |
2 | L: (TR) | 12819 | TR | tera | |
2 | L: (U) | 12828 | U | micro | |
2 | L: (YA) | 12815 | YA | yotta | |
2 | L: (YO) | 12834 | YO | yocto | |
2 | L: (ZA) | 12816 | ZA | zetta | |
2 | L: (ZO) | 12833 | ZO | zepto |
UnitsOfMeasureCaseSensitive | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A: UnitOfMeasureAtomBaseUnitSens | 12840 | |||
2 | L: (C) | 12846 | C | Coulomb | |
2 | L: (cd) | 12847 | cd | candela | |
2 | L: (g) | 12842 | g | gram | |
2 | L: (K) | 12845 | K | Kelvin | |
2 | L: (m) | 12841 | m | meter | |
2 | L: (rad) | 12844 | rad | radian | |
2 | L: (s) | 12843 | s | second | |
1 | A: UnitOfMeasureAtomSens | 12848 | |||
2 | L: (') | 12879 | ' | minute | 1 deg/60 |
2 | L: ('') | 12880 | '' | second | 1 '/60 |
2 | L: (%) | 12851 | % | percent | 1 10*-2 |
2 | L: ([acr_br]) | 12980 | [acr_br] | acre | 4840 [yd_br]2 |
2 | L: ([acr_us]) | 12963 | [acr_us] | acre | 160 [rd_us]2 |
2 | L: ([APL'U]) | 13073 | [APL'U] | 1 | |
2 | L: ([arb'U]) | 13069 | [arb'U] | arbitary unit | 1 |
2 | L: ([bbl_us]) | 12982 | [bbl_us] | barrel | 42 [gal_us] |
2 | L: ([bdsk'U]) | 13078 | [bdsk'U] | Bodansky unit | 1 |
2 | L: ([beth'U]) | 13074 | [beth'U] | Bethesda unit | 1 |
2 | L: ([bf_i]) | 12947 | [bf_i] | board foot | 144 [in_i]3 |
2 | L: ([Btu]) | 13047 | [Btu] | Btu (usual) | 1 [Btu_th] |
2 | L: ([Btu_39]) | 13041 | [Btu_39] | British thermal unit (39 oF) | 1.05967 kJ |
2 | L: ([Btu_59]) | 13042 | [Btu_59] | Btu (59 oF) | 1.0548 kJ |
2 | L: ([Btu_60]) | 13043 | [Btu_60] | Btu (60 oF) | 1.05468 kJ |
2 | L: ([Btu_IT]) | 13045 | [Btu_IT] | Btu (intl. table) | 1.05505585262 kJ |
2 | L: ([Btu_m]) | 13044 | [Btu_m] | Btu (mean) | 1.05587 kJ |
2 | L: ([Btu_th]) | 13046 | [Btu_th] | Btu (thermochemical) | 1.05435 kJ |
2 | L: ([bu_br]) | 13000 | [bu_br] | peck | 4 [pk_br] |
2 | L: ([bu_us]) | 12990 | [bu_us] | bushel | 2150.42 [in_i]3 |
2 | L: ([c]) | 12902 | [c] | velocity of light | 299792458 m/s |
2 | L: ([Cal]) | 13040 | [Cal] | Calorie (nutrition) | 1 kcal_th |
2 | L: ([car_Au]) | 13099 | [car_Au] | carat (of gold alloys) | 1 /24 |
2 | L: ([car_m]) | 13098 | [car_m] | carat (metric) | 0.2 g |
2 | L: ([cft_i]) | 12945 | [cft_i] | cubic foot | 1 [ft_i]3 |
2 | L: ([Ch]) | 13055 | [Ch] | Charriere (french) | 1 mm/[pi] |
2 | L: ([ch_br]) | 12972 | [ch_br] | chain (Gunter's chain) | 4 [rd_br] |
2 | L: ([ch_us]) | 12956 | [ch_us] | chain (Gunter's or Surveyor's) | 4 [rd_us] |
2 | L: ([cicero]) | 13032 | [cicero] | cicero (Didot's pica) | 12 [didot] |
2 | L: ([cin_i]) | 12944 | [cin_i] | cubic inch | 1 [in_i]3 |
2 | L: ([cml_i]) | 12950 | [cml_i] | circular mil | 1 [pi]/4.[mil_i]2 |
2 | L: ([cr_i]) | 12948 | [cr_i] | cord | 128 [ft_i]3 |
2 | L: ([crd_us]) | 12989 | [crd_us] | cord | 128 [ft_i]3 |
2 | L: ([cup_us]) | 12997 | [cup_us] | cup | 16 [tbs_us] |
2 | L: ([cyd_i]) | 12946 | [cyd_i] | cubic yard | 1 [yd_i]3 |
2 | L: ([degF]) | 13033 | [degF] | degree Fahrenheit | degf(5 K/9) |
2 | L: ([didot]) | 13031 | [didot] | didot (Didot's point) | 1 [ligne]/6 |
2 | L: ([diop]) | 13053 | [diop] | diopter | 1 /m |
2 | L: ([dpt_us]) | 12994 | [dpt_us] | dry pint | 1 [dqt_us]/2 |
2 | L: ([dqt_us]) | 12993 | [dqt_us] | dry quart | 1 [pk_us]/8 |
2 | L: ([dr_ap]) | 13020 | [dr_ap] | dram (drachm) | 3 [sc_ap] |
2 | L: ([dr_av]) | 13010 | [dr_av] | dram | 1 [oz_av]/16 |
2 | L: ([drp]) | 13056 | [drp] | drop | 1 ml/12 |
2 | L: ([dye'U]) | 13076 | [dye'U] | Dye unit | 1 |
2 | L: ([e]) | 12907 | [e] | elementary charge | 1.60217733 x 10-19 C |
2 | L: ([eps_0]) | 12905 | [eps_0] | permittivity of vacuum | 8.854187817 x 10-12 F/m |
2 | L: ([fdr_br]) | 13005 | [fdr_br] | fluid dram | 1 [foz_br]/8 |
2 | L: ([fdr_us]) | 12987 | [fdr_us] | fluid dram | 1 [foz_us]/8 |
2 | L: ([foz_br]) | 13004 | [foz_br] | fluid ounce | 1 [gil_br]/5 |
2 | L: ([foz_us]) | 12986 | [foz_us] | fluid ounce | 1 [gil_us]/4 |
2 | L: ([ft_br]) | 12970 | [ft_br] | foot | 12 [in_br] |
2 | L: ([ft_i]) | 12935 | [ft_i] | foot | 12 [in_i] |
2 | L: ([ft_us]) | 12952 | [ft_us] | foot | 1200 m/3937 |
2 | L: ([fth_br]) | 12974 | [fth_br] | fathom | 6 [ft_br] |
2 | L: ([fth_i]) | 12938 | [fth_i] | fathom | 6 [ft_i] |
2 | L: ([fth_us]) | 12960 | [fth_us] | fathom | 6 [ft_us] |
2 | L: ([fur_us]) | 12961 | [fur_us] | furlong | 40 [rd_us] |
2 | L: ([g]) | 12911 | [g] | acceleration of free fall (standard) | 9.80665 m/s2 |
2 | L: ([G]) | 12910 | [G] | Newtonian constant of gravitation | 6.67259 x 10-11 m3.kg-1.s-2 |
2 | L: ([gal_br]) | 12998 | [gal_br] | gallon | 4.54609 l |
2 | L: ([gal_us]) | 12981 | [gal_us] | gallon (Queen Anne's wine gallon) | 231 [in_i]3 |
2 | L: ([gal_wi]) | 12991 | [gal_wi] | winchester gallon (historical) | 1 [bu_us]/8 |
2 | L: ([gil_br]) | 13003 | [gil_br] | gill | 1 [pt_br]/4 |
2 | L: ([gil_us]) | 12985 | [gil_us] | gill | 1 [pt_us]/4 |
2 | L: ([GPL'U]) | 13071 | [GPL'U] | 1 | |
2 | L: ([gr]) | 13007 | [gr] | grain | 64.79891 mg |
2 | L: ([h]) | 12903 | [h] | Planck constant | 6.6260755 x 10-34 J.s |
2 | L: ([hd_i]) | 12951 | [hd_i] | hand | 4 [in_i] |
2 | L: ([hnsf'U]) | 13057 | [hnsf'U] | Hounsfield unit | 1 |
2 | L: ([HPF]) | 13064 | [HPF] | high power field | 1 |
2 | L: ([in_br]) | 12969 | [in_br] | inch | 2.539998 cm |
2 | L: ([in_i]) | 12934 | [in_i] | inch | 2.54 cm |
2 | L: ([in_i'H2O]) | 13050 | [in_i'H2O] | inch of water column | 1 m[H2O].[in_i]/m |
2 | L: ([in_i'Hg]) | 13051 | [in_i'Hg] | inch of mercury column | 1 m[Hg].[in_i]/m |
2 | L: ([in_us]) | 12954 | [in_us] | inch | 1 [ft_us]/12 |
2 | L: ([iU]) | 13068 | [iU] | international unit | 1 |
2 | L: ([k]) | 12904 | [k] | Boltzman constant | 1.380658 x 10-23 J/K |
2 | L: ([ka'U]) | 13079 | [ka'U] | King-Armstrong unit | 1 |
2 | L: ([kn_br]) | 12979 | [kn_br] | knot | 1 [nmi_br]/h |
2 | L: ([kn_i]) | 12940 | [kn_i] | knot | 1 [nmi_i]/h |
2 | L: ([knk'U]) | 13080 | [knk'U] | Kunkel unit | 1 |
2 | L: ([lb_ap]) | 13022 | [lb_ap] | pound | 12 [oz_ap] |
2 | L: ([lb_av]) | 13008 | [lb_av] | pound | 7000 [gr] |
2 | L: ([lb_tr]) | 13018 | [lb_tr] | pound | 12 [oz_tr] |
2 | L: ([lbf_av]) | 12915 | [lbf_av] | pound force | 1 [lb_av].[g] |
2 | L: ([lcwt_av]) | 13012 | [lcwt_av] | long hunderdweight (British) | 112 [lb_av] |
2 | L: ([ligne]) | 13030 | [ligne] | ligne (French line) | 1 [pouce]/12 |
2 | L: ([lk_br]) | 12973 | [lk_br] | link (for Gunter's chain) | 1 [ch_br]/100 |
2 | L: ([lk_us]) | 12957 | [lk_us] | link (for Gunter's chain) | 1 [ch_us]/100 |
2 | L: ([lne]) | 13023 | [lne] | line | 1 [in_i]/12 |
2 | L: ([LPF]) | 13065 | [LPF] | low power field | 100 |
2 | L: ([lton_av]) | 13014 | [lton_av] | long ton (British) | 20 [lcwt_av] |
2 | L: ([ly]) | 12913 | [ly] | light-year | 1 [c].a_j |
2 | L: ([m_e]) | 12908 | [m_e] | electron mass | 9.1093897 x 10-28 g |
2 | L: ([m_p]) | 12909 | [m_p] | proton mass | 1.6726231 x 10-24 g |
2 | L: ([mclg'U]) | 13081 | [mclg'U] | Mac Lagan unit | 1 |
2 | L: ([mesh_i]) | 13054 | [mesh_i] | mesh | 1 /[in_i] |
2 | L: ([MET]) | 13058 | [MET] | metabolic equivalent | 3.5 mL/min/kg |
2 | L: ([mi_br]) | 12977 | [mi_br] | mile | 5280 [ft_br] |
2 | L: ([mi_i]) | 12937 | [mi_i] | statute mile | 5280 [ft_i] |
2 | L: ([mi_us]) | 12962 | [mi_us] | mile | 8 [fur_us] |
2 | L: ([mil_i]) | 12949 | [mil_i] | mil | 1 x 10-3 [in_i] |
2 | L: ([mil_us]) | 12968 | [mil_us] | mil | 1 x 10-3 [in_us] |
2 | L: ([min_br]) | 13006 | [min_br] | minim | 1 [fdr_br]/60 |
2 | L: ([min_us]) | 12988 | [min_us] | minim | 1 [fdr_us]/60 |
2 | L: ([MPL'U]) | 13072 | [MPL'U] | 1 | |
2 | L: ([mu_0]) | 12906 | [mu_0] | permeability of vacuum | 1 4.[pi].10*-7.N/A2 |
2 | L: ([nmi_br]) | 12978 | [nmi_br] | nautic mile | 6080 [ft_br] |
2 | L: ([nmi_i]) | 12939 | [nmi_i] | nautic mile | 1852 m |
2 | L: ([oz_ap]) | 13021 | [oz_ap] | ounce | 8 [dr_ap] |
2 | L: ([oz_av]) | 13009 | [oz_av] | ounce | 1 [lb_av]/16 |
2 | L: ([oz_tr]) | 13017 | [oz_tr] | ounce | 20 [pwt_tr] |
2 | L: ([pc_br]) | 12975 | [pc_br] | pace | 2.5 [ft_br] |
2 | L: ([pca]) | 13025 | [pca] | pica | 12 [pnt] |
2 | L: ([pca_pr]) | 13027 | [pca_pr] | Printer's pica | 12 [pnt_pr] |
2 | L: ([pH]) | 13061 | [pH] | pH | pH(1 mol/l) |
2 | L: ([pi]) | 12850 | [pi] | the number pi | 3.14159 |
2 | L: ([pied]) | 13028 | [pied] | pied (French foot) | 32.48 cm |
2 | L: ([pk_br]) | 12999 | [pk_br] | bushel | 2 [gal_br] |
2 | L: ([pk_us]) | 12992 | [pk_us] | peck | 1 [bu_us]/4 |
2 | L: ([pnt]) | 13024 | [pnt] | point | 1 [lne]/6 |
2 | L: ([pnt_pr]) | 13026 | [pnt_pr] | Printer's point | 0.013837 [in_i] |
2 | L: ([pouce]) | 13029 | [pouce] | pouce (French inch) | 1 [pied]/12 |
2 | L: ([ppb]) | 12854 | [ppb] | parts per billion | 1 10*-9 |
2 | L: ([ppm]) | 12853 | [ppm] | parts per million | 1 10*-6 |
2 | L: ([ppth]) | 12852 | [ppth] | parts per thousand | 1 10*-3 |
2 | L: ([pptr]) | 12855 | [pptr] | parts per trillion | 1 10*-12 |
2 | L: ([PRU]) | 13052 | [PRU] | peripheral vascular resistance unit | 1 mm[Hg].s/ml |
2 | L: ([psi]) | 13095 | [psi] | psi | 1 [lbf_av]/[in_i]2 |
2 | L: ([pt_br]) | 13002 | [pt_br] | pint | 1 [qt_br]/2 |
2 | L: ([pt_us]) | 12984 | [pt_us] | pint | 1 [qt_us]/2 |
2 | L: ([pwt_tr]) | 13016 | [pwt_tr] | pennyweight | 24 [gr] |
2 | L: ([qt_br]) | 13001 | [qt_br] | quart | 1 [gal_br]/4 |
2 | L: ([qt_us]) | 12983 | [qt_us] | quart | 1 [gal_us]/4 |
2 | L: ([rch_us]) | 12958 | [rch_us] | chain (Ramden's or Engineer's) | 100 [ft_us] |
2 | L: ([rd_br]) | 12971 | [rd_br] | foot | 16.5 [ft_br] |
2 | L: ([rd_us]) | 12955 | [rd_us] | rod | 16.5 [ft_us] |
2 | L: ([rlk_us]) | 12959 | [rlk_us] | link (for Ramden's chain) | 1 [rch_us]/100 |
2 | L: ([S]) | 13063 | [S] | Svedberg unit | 1 10*-13.s |
2 | L: ([sc_ap]) | 13019 | [sc_ap] | scruple | 20 [gr] |
2 | L: ([sct]) | 12966 | [sct] | section | 1 [mi_us]2 |
2 | L: ([scwt_av]) | 13011 | [scwt_av] | short hundredweight (U.S.) | 100 [lb_av] |
2 | L: ([sft_i]) | 12942 | [sft_i] | square foot | 1 [ft_i]2 |
2 | L: ([sin_i]) | 12941 | [sin_i] | square inch | 1 [in_i]2 |
2 | L: ([smgy'U]) | 13077 | [smgy'U] | Somogyi unit | 1 |
2 | L: ([smi_us]) | 12965 | [smi_us] | square mile | 1 [mi_us]2 |
2 | L: ([srd_us]) | 12964 | [srd_us] | square rod | 1 [rd_us]2 |
2 | L: ([ston_av]) | 13013 | [ston_av] | short ton (U.S.) | 20 [scwt_av] |
2 | L: ([stone_av]) | 13015 | [stone_av] | stone (British) | 14 [lb_av] |
2 | L: ([syd_i]) | 12943 | [syd_i] | square yard | 1 [yd_i]2 |
2 | L: ([tbs_us]) | 12995 | [tbs_us] | tablespoon | 1 [foz_us]/2 |
2 | L: ([tb'U]) | 13082 | [tb'U] | tuberculin unit | 1 |
2 | L: ([todd'U]) | 13075 | [todd'U] | Todd unit | 1 |
2 | L: ([tsp_us]) | 12996 | [tsp_us] | teaspoon | 1 [tbs_us]/3 |
2 | L: ([twp]) | 12967 | [twp] | township | 36 [sct] |
2 | L: ([USP'U]) | 13070 | [USP'U] | United States Pharmacopeia unit | 1 |
2 | L: ([yd_br]) | 12976 | [yd_br] | yard | 3 [ft_br] |
2 | L: ([yd_i]) | 12936 | [yd_i] | yard | 3 [ft_i] |
2 | L: ([yd_us]) | 12953 | [yd_us] | yard | 3 [ft_us] |
2 | L: (10*) | 12849 | 10* | ten, for arbitrary powers | 10 |
2 | L: (a) | 12890 | a | year | 1 a_j |
2 | L: (A) | 12863 | A | Ampere | 1 C/s |
2 | L: (a_g) | 12889 | a_g | year (mean Gregorian) | 365.2425 d |
2 | L: (a_j) | 12888 | a_j | year (mean Julian) | 365.25 d |
2 | L: (a_t) | 12887 | a_t | year (tropical) | 365.24219 d |
2 | L: (Ao) | 13092 | Ao | Angstrom | 0.1 nm |
2 | L: (ar) | 12883 | ar | are | 100 m2 |
2 | L: (atm) | 12912 | atm | atmosphere (standard) | 101325 Pa |
2 | L: (att) | 13094 | att | atmosphere (technical) | 1 kgf/cm2 |
2 | L: (AU) | 12900 | AU | astronomic unit | 149597.87 Mm |
2 | L: (b) | 13093 | b | barn | 100 fm2 |
2 | L: (B) | 13084 | B | bel | lg(1 1) |
2 | L: (B[kW]) | 13090 | B[kW] | bel kilowatts | lg(1 kW) |
2 | L: (B[mV]) | 13087 | B[mV] | bel milivolts | 2lg(1 mV) |
2 | L: (B[SPL]) | 13085 | B[SPL] | bel sound pressure | 2lg(2 10*-5.Pa) |
2 | L: (B[uV]) | 13088 | B[uV] | bel microvolts | 2lg(1 uV) |
2 | L: (B[V]) | 13086 | B[V] | bel volt | 2lg(1 V) |
2 | L: (B[W]) | 13089 | B[W] | bel watts | lg(1 W) |
2 | L: (bar) | 12897 | bar | bar | 1 x 105 Pa |
2 | L: (Bd) | 13103 | Bd | baud | 1 /s |
2 | L: (Bi) | 12921 | Bi | Biot | 10 A |
2 | L: (bit) | 13101 | bit | bit | 1 |
2 | L: (bit_s) | 13100 | bit_s | bit | ld(1 1) |
2 | L: (Bq) | 12874 | Bq | Becquerel | 1 s-1 |
2 | L: (By) | 13102 | By | byte | 8 bit |
2 | L: (cal) | 13039 | cal | calorie (usual) | 1 cal_th |
2 | L: (cal_[15]) | 13034 | cal_[15] | calorie (15 oC) | 4.1858 J |
2 | L: (cal_[20]) | 13035 | cal_[20] | calorie (20 oC) | 4.1819 J |
2 | L: (cal_IT) | 13037 | cal_IT | calorie (intl. table) | 4.1868 J |
2 | L: (cal_m) | 13036 | cal_m | calorie (mean) | 4.19002 J |
2 | L: (cal_th) | 13038 | cal_th | calorie (thermochemical) | 4.184 J |
2 | L: (Cel) | 12869 | Cel | degree Celsius | cel(1 K) |
2 | L: (Ci) | 12930 | Ci | Curie | 3.7 x 1010 Bq |
2 | L: (circ) | 13096 | circ | circle | 2 [pi].rad |
2 | L: (d) | 12886 | d | day | 24 h |
2 | L: (deg) | 12878 | deg | degree | 2 [pi].rad/360 |
2 | L: (dyn) | 12918 | dyn | dyne | 1 g.cm/s2 |
2 | L: (eq) | 13059 | eq | equivalents | 1 mol |
2 | L: (erg) | 12919 | erg | erg | 1 dyn.cm |
2 | L: (eV) | 12899 | eV | electronvolt | 1 [e].V |
2 | L: (F) | 12865 | F | Farad | 1 C/V |
2 | L: (G) | 12924 | G | Gauss | 1 x 10-4 T |
2 | L: (g%) | 13062 | g% | gram percent | 1 g/dl |
2 | L: (Gal) | 12917 | Gal | Gal | 1 cm/s2 |
2 | L: (Gb) | 12926 | Gb | Gilbert | 1 Oe.cm |
2 | L: (gf) | 12914 | gf | gram-force | 1 g.[g] |
2 | L: (gon) | 12877 | gon | gon (grade) | 0.9 deg |
2 | L: (Gy) | 12875 | Gy | Gray | 1 J/kg |
2 | L: (H) | 12871 | H | Henry | 1 Wb/A |
2 | L: (h) | 12885 | h | hour | 60 min |
2 | L: (Hz) | 12858 | Hz | Herz | 1 s-1 |
2 | L: (J) | 12861 | J | Joule | 1 N.m |
2 | L: (kat) | 13066 | kat | katal | 1 mol/s |
2 | L: (Ky) | 12916 | Ky | Kayser | 1 cm-1 |
2 | L: (L) | 12882 | L | liter | 1 l |
2 | L: (l) | 12881 | l | liter | 1 dm3 |
2 | L: (lm) | 12872 | lm | lumen | 1 cd.sr |
2 | L: (Lmb) | 12928 | Lmb | Lambert | 1 cd/cm2/[pi] |
2 | L: (lx) | 12873 | lx | lux | 1 lm/m2 |
2 | L: (m[H2O]) | 13048 | m[H2O] | meter of water column | 9.80665 kPa |
2 | L: (m[Hg]) | 13049 | m[Hg] | meter of mercury column | 133.322 kPa |
2 | L: (min) | 12884 | min | minute | 60 s |
2 | L: (mo) | 12895 | mo | month | 1 mo_j |
2 | L: (mo_g) | 12894 | mo_g | month (Gregorian) | 1 a_g/12 |
2 | L: (mo_j) | 12893 | mo_j | month (Julian) | 1 a_j/12 |
2 | L: (mo_s) | 12892 | mo_s | month (synodal) | 29.53059 d |
2 | L: (mol) | 12856 | mol | mole | 6.0221367 10*23 |
2 | L: (Mx) | 12923 | Mx | Maxwell | 1 x 10-8 Wb |
2 | L: (N) | 12859 | N | Newton | 1 kg.m/s2 |
2 | L: (Np) | 13083 | Np | neper | ln(1 1) |
2 | L: (Oe) | 12925 | Oe | Oersted | 250 /[pi].A/m |
2 | L: (Ohm) | 12866 | Ohm | Ohm | 1 V/A |
2 | L: (osm) | 13060 | osm | osmole (dissolved particles) | 1 mol |
2 | L: (P) | 12920 | P | Poise | 1 dyn.s/cm2 |
2 | L: (Pa) | 12860 | Pa | Pascal | 1 N/m2 |
2 | L: (pc) | 12901 | pc | parsec | 3.085678 x 1016 m |
2 | L: (ph) | 12929 | ph | phot | 1 x 10-4 lx |
2 | L: (R) | 12931 | R | Roentgen | 2.58 x 10-4 C/kg |
2 | L: (RAD) | 12932 | RAD | radiation absorbed dose | 100 erg/g |
2 | L: (REM) | 12933 | REM | radiation equivalent man | 1 RAD |
2 | L: (S) | 12867 | S | Siemens | 1 Ohm-1 |
2 | L: (sb) | 12927 | sb | stilb | 1 cd/cm2 |
2 | L: (sph) | 13097 | sph | spere | 4 [pi].sr |
2 | L: (sr) | 12857 | sr | streadian | 1 rad2 |
2 | L: (st) | 13091 | st | stere | 1 m3 |
2 | L: (St) | 12922 | St | Stokes | 1 cm2/s |
2 | L: (Sv) | 12876 | Sv | Sievert | 1 J/kg |
2 | L: (T) | 12870 | T | Tesla | 1 Wb/m2 |
2 | L: (t) | 12896 | t | tonne | 1 x 103 kg |
2 | L: (U) | 13067 | U | Unit | 1 umol/min |
2 | L: (u) | 12898 | u | unified atomic mass unit | 1.6605402 x 10-24 g |
2 | L: (V) | 12864 | V | Volt | 1 J/C |
2 | L: (W) | 12862 | W | Watt | 1 J/s |
2 | L: (Wb) | 12868 | Wb | Weber | 1 V.s |
2 | L: (wk) | 12891 | wk | week | 7 d |
1 | A: UnitOfMeasurePrefixSens | 13104 | |||
2 | L: (a) | 13122 | a | atto | 10*-18 |
2 | L: (c) | 13116 | c | centi | 10*-2 |
2 | L: (d) | 13115 | d | deci | 10*-1 |
2 | L: (da) | 13114 | da | deka | 10*1 |
2 | L: (E) | 13107 | E | exa | 10*18 |
2 | L: (f) | 13121 | f | femto | 10*-15 |
2 | L: (G) | 13110 | G | giga | 10*9 |
2 | L: (Gi) | 13127 | Gi | gibi | 2^30 |
2 | L: (h) | 13113 | h | hecto | 10*2 |
2 | L: (k) | 13112 | k | kilo | 10*3 |
2 | L: (Ki) | 13125 | Ki | kibi | 2^10 |
2 | L: (M) | 13111 | M | mega | 10*6 |
2 | L: (m) | 13117 | m | milli | 10*-3 |
2 | L: (Mi) | 13126 | Mi | mebi | 2^20 |
2 | L: (n) | 13119 | n | nano | 10*-9 |
2 | L: (p) | 13120 | p | pico | 10*-12 |
2 | L: (P) | 13108 | P | peta | 10*15 |
2 | L: (T) | 13109 | T | tera | 10*12 |
2 | L: (Ti) | 13128 | Ti | tebi | 2^40 |
2 | L: (u) | 13118 | u | micro | 10*-6 |
2 | L: (y) | 13124 | y | yocto | 10*-24 |
2 | L: (Y) | 13105 | Y | yotta | 10*24 |
2 | L: (z) | 13123 | z | zepto | 10*-21 |
2 | L: (Z) | 13106 | Z | zetta | 10*21 |
URLScheme | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (fax) | 14868 | fax | Fax | A telephone number served by a fax device [draft-antti-telephony-url-11.txt]. Required for HL7 use. |
1 | L: (file) | 14872 | file | File | Host-specific local file names [RCF 1738]. Note that the file scheme works only for local files. There is little use for exchanging local file names between systems, since the receiving system likely will not be able to access the file. Deprecated for |
1 | L: (ftp) | 14871 | ftp | FTP | The File Transfer Protocol (FTP) [RFC 1738]. Required for HL7 use. |
1 | L: (http) | 14870 | http | HTTP | Hypertext Transfer Protocol [RFC 2068]. Required for HL7 use. |
1 | L: (mailto) | 14869 | mailto | Mailto | Electronic mail address [RFC 2368]. Required for HL7 use. |
1 | L: (modem) | 14875 | modem | Modem | A telephone number served by a modem device [draft-antti-telephony-url-11.txt]. |
1 | L: (nfs) | 14873 | nfs | NFS | Network File System protocol [RFC 2224]. Some sites use NFS servers to share data files. |
1 | L: (tel) | 14867 | tel | Telephone | A voice telephone number [draft-antti-telephony-url-11.txt]. Required for HL7 use. |
1 | L: (telnet) | 14874 | telnet | Telnet | Reference to interactive sessions [RFC 1738]. Some sites, (e.g., laboratories) have TTY based remote query sessions that can be accessed through telnet. |
VaccineManufacturer | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (AB) | 11125 | AB | Abbott Laboratories (includes Ross Products Divisi | Abbott Laboratories (includes Ross Products Division) |
1 | L: (AD) | 11126 | AD | Adams Laboratories | Adams Laboratories |
1 | L: (ALP) | 11127 | ALP | Alpha Therapeutic Corporation | Alpha Therapeutic Corporation |
1 | L: (AR) | 11128 | AR | Armour [Inactive - use CEN] | Armour [Inactiveouse CEN] |
1 | L: (AVI) | 11129 | AVI | Aviron | Aviron |
1 | L: (BA) | 11130 | BA | Baxter Healthcare Corporation | Baxter Healthcare Corporation |
1 | L: (BAY) | 11131 | BAY | Bayer Corporation (includes Miles, Inc. and Cutter | Bayer Corporation (includes Miles, Inc. and Cutter Laboratories) |
1 | L: (BP) | 11132 | BP | Berna Products [Inactive - use BPC] | Berna Products [Inactiveouse BPC] |
1 | L: (BPC) | 11133 | BPC | Berna Products Corporation (includes Swiss Serum a | Berna Products Corporation (includes Swiss Serum and Vaccine Institute Berne) |
1 | L: (CEN) | 11134 | CEN | Centeon L.L.C. (includes Armour Pharmaceutical Com | Centeon L.L.C. (includes Armour Pharmaceutical Company) |
1 | L: (CHI) | 11135 | CHI | Chiron Corporation | Chiron Corporation |
1 | L: (CON) | 11136 | CON | Connaught [Inactive - use PMC] | Connaught [Inactiveouse PMC] |
1 | L: (EVN) | 11137 | EVN | Evans Medical Limited (an affiliate of Medeva Phar | Evans Medical Limited (an affiliate of Medeva Pharmaceuticals, Inc.) |
1 | L: (GRE) | 11138 | GRE | Greer Laboratories, Inc. | Greer Laboratories, Inc. |
1 | L: (IAG) | 11139 | IAG | Immuno International AG | Immuno International AG |
1 | L: (IM) | 11140 | IM | Merieux [Inactive - use PMC] | Merieux [Inactiveouse PMC] |
1 | L: (IUS) | 11141 | IUS | Immuno-U.S., Inc. | Immuno-U.S., Inc. |
1 | L: (JPN) | 11142 | JPN | The Research Foundation for Microbial Diseases of | The Research Foundation for Microbial Diseases of Osaka University (BIKEN) |
1 | L: (KGC) | 11143 | KGC | Korea Green Cross Corporation | Korea Green Cross Corporation |
1 | L: (LED) | 11144 | LED | Lederle [Inactive - use WAL] | Lederle [Inactiveouse WAL] |
1 | L: (MA) | 11145 | MA | Massachusetts Public Health Biologic Laboratories | Massachusetts Public Health Biologic Laboratories |
1 | L: (MED) | 11146 | MED | MedImmune, Inc. | MedImmune, Inc. |
1 | L: (MIL) | 11147 | MIL | Miles [Inactive - use BAY] | Miles [Inactiveouse BAY] |
1 | L: (MIP) | 11148 | MIP | Bioport Corporation (formerly Michigan Biologic Pr | Bioport Corporation (formerly Michigan Biologic Products Institute) |
1 | L: (MSD) | 11149 | MSD | Merck and Co., Inc. | Merck & Co., Inc. |
1 | L: (NAB) | 11150 | NAB | NABI (formerly North American Biologicals, Inc.) | NABI (formerly North American Biologicals, Inc.) |
1 | L: (NAV) | 11152 | NAV | North American Vaccine, Inc. | North American Vaccine, Inc. |
1 | L: (NOV) | 11153 | NOV | Novartis Pharmaceutical Corporation (includes Ciba | Novartis Pharmaceutical Corporation (includes Ciba-Geigy Limited and Sandoz Limited) |
1 | L: (NYB) | 11151 | NYB | New York Blood Center | New York Blood Center |
1 | L: (ORT) | 11155 | ORT | Ortho Diagnostic Systems, Inc. | Ortho Diagnostic Systems, Inc. |
1 | L: (OTC) | 11154 | OTC | Organon Teknika Corporation | Organon Teknika Corporation |
1 | L: (PD) | 11156 | PD | Parkedale Pharmaceuticals (formerly Parke-Davis) | Parkedale Pharmaceuticals (formerly Parke-Davis) |
1 | L: (PMC) | 11157 | PMC | Aventis Pasteur Inc. (formerly Pasteur Merieux Con | Aventis Pasteur Inc. (formerly Pasteur Merieux Connaught; includes Connaught Laboratories and Pasteur Merieux) |
1 | L: (PRX) | 11158 | PRX | Praxis Biologics [Inactive - use WAL] | Praxis Biologics [Inactiveouse WAL] |
1 | L: (SCL) | 11159 | SCL | Sclavo, Inc. | Sclavo, Inc. |
1 | L: (SI) | 11160 | SI | Swiss Serum and Vaccine Inst. [Inactive - use BPC] | Swiss Serum and Vaccine Inst. [Inactiveouse BPC] |
1 | L: (SKB) | 11161 | SKB | SmithKline Beecham | SmithKline Beecham |
1 | L: (USA) | 11162 | USA | United States Army Medical Research and Materiel C | United States Army Medical Research and Materiel Command |
1 | L: (WA) | 11163 | WA | Wyeth-Ayerst [Inactive - use WAL] | Wyeth-Ayerst [Inactiveouse WAL] |
1 | L: (WAL) | 11164 | WAL | Wyeth-Ayerst (includes Wyeth-Lederle Vaccines and | Wyeth-Ayerst (includes Wyeth-Lederle Vaccines and Pediatrics, Wyeth Laboratories, Lederle Laboratories, and Praxis Biologics) |
VaccineType | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (1) | 11179 | 1 | DTP | diphtheria, tetanus toxoids and pertussis vaccine |
1 | L: (10) | 11210 | 10 | IPV | poliovirus vaccine, inactivated |
1 | L: (100) | 11230 | 100 | pneumococcal conjugate | pneumococcal conjugate vaccine, polyvalent |
1 | L: (101) | 11257 | 101 | typhoid, ViCPs | Typhoid Vi capsular polysaccharide vaccine |
1 | L: (11) | 11227 | 11 | pertussis | pertussis vaccine |
1 | L: (12) | 11175 | 12 | diphtheria antitoxin | diphtheria antitoxin |
1 | L: (13) | 11248 | 13 | TIG | tetanus immune globulin |
1 | L: (14) | 11206 | 14 | IG, NOS | immune globulin, NOS |
1 | L: (15) | 11207 | 15 | influenza, split (incl. purified surface antigen) | influenza virus vaccine, split virus (incl. purified surface antigen) |
1 | L: (16) | 11208 | 16 | influenza, whole | influenza virus vaccine, whole virus |
1 | L: (17) | 11200 | 17 | Hib, NOS | Haemophilus influenzae type b vaccine, conjugate NOS |
1 | L: (18) | 11232 | 18 | rabies, intramuscular injection | rabies vaccine, for intramuscular injection |
1 | L: (19) | 11170 | 19 | BCG | Bacillus Calmette-Guerin vaccine |
1 | L: (2) | 11211 | 2 | OPV | poliovirus vaccine, live, oral |
1 | L: (20) | 11177 | 20 | DTaP | diphtheria, tetanus toxoids and acellular pertussis vaccine |
1 | L: (21) | 11260 | 21 | varicella | varicella virus vaccine |
1 | L: (22) | 11180 | 22 | DTP-Hib | DTP-Haemophilus influenzae type b conjugate vaccine |
1 | L: (23) | 11228 | 23 | plague | plague vaccine |
1 | L: (24) | 11169 | 24 | Anthrax | anthrax vaccine |
1 | L: (25) | 11254 | 25 | typhoid, oral | typhoid vaccine, live, oral |
1 | L: (26) | 11172 | 26 | Cholera | cholera vaccine |
1 | L: (27) | 11171 | 27 | botulinum antitoxin | botulinum antitoxin |
1 | L: (28) | 11176 | 28 | DT (pediatric) | diphtheria and tetanus toxoids, adsorbed for pediatric use |
1 | L: (29) | 11173 | 29 | CMVIG | cytomegalovirus immune globulin, intravenous |
1 | L: (3) | 11218 | 3 | MMR | measles, mumps and rubella virus vaccine |
1 | L: (30) | 11187 | 30 | HBIG | hepatitis B immune globulin |
1 | L: (31) | 11185 | 31 | Hep A, pediatric, NOS | hepatitis A vaccine, pediatric dosage, NOS |
1 | L: (32) | 11224 | 32 | meningococcal | meningococcal polysaccharide vaccine |
1 | L: (33) | 11229 | 33 | pneumococcal | pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine |
1 | L: (34) | 11237 | 34 | RIG | rabies immune globulin |
1 | L: (35) | 11246 | 35 | tetanus toxoid | tetanus toxoid |
1 | L: (36) | 11264 | 36 | VZIG | varicella zoster immune globulin |
1 | L: (37) | 11265 | 37 | yellow fever | yellow fever vaccine |
1 | L: (38) | 11242 | 38 | rubella/mumps | rubella and mumps virus vaccine |
1 | L: (39) | 11213 | 39 | Japanese encephalitis | Japanese encephalitis vaccine |
1 | L: (4) | 11219 | 4 | M/R | measles and rubella virus vaccine |
1 | L: (40) | 11233 | 40 | rabies, intradermal injection | rabies vaccine, for intradermal injection |
1 | L: (41) | 11255 | 41 | typhoid, parenteral | typhoid vaccine, parenteral, other than acetone-killed, dried |
1 | L: (42) | 11189 | 42 | Hep B, adolescent/high risk infant | hepatitis B vaccine, adolescent/high risk infant dosage |
1 | L: (43) | 11190 | 43 | Hep B, adult | hepatitis B vaccine, adult dosage |
1 | L: (44) | 11191 | 44 | Hep B, dialysis | hepatitis B vaccine, dialysis patient dosage |
1 | L: (45) | 11192 | 45 | Hep B, NOS | hepatitis B vaccine, NOS |
1 | L: (46) | 11196 | 46 | Hib (PRP-D) | Haemophilus influenzae type b vaccine, PRP-D conjugate |
1 | L: (47) | 11197 | 47 | Hib (HbOC) | Haemophilus influenzae type b vaccine, HbOC conjugate |
1 | L: (48) | 11198 | 48 | Hib (PRP-T) | Haemophilus influenzae type b vaccine, PRP-T conjugate |
1 | L: (49) | 11199 | 49 | Hib (PRP-OMP) | Haemophilus influenzae type b vaccine, PRP-OMP conjugate |
1 | L: (5) | 11222 | 5 | measles | measles virus vaccine |
1 | L: (50) | 11178 | 50 | DTaPHib | DTaP-Haemophilus influenzae type b conjugate vaccine |
1 | L: (51) | 11201 | 51 | Hib-Hep B | Haemophilus influenzae type b conjugate and Hepatitis B vaccine |
1 | L: (52) | 11182 | 52 | Hep A, adult | hepatitis A vaccine, adult dosage |
1 | L: (53) | 11256 | 53 | typhoid, parenteral, AKD (U.S. military) | typhoid vaccine, parenteral, acetone-killed, dried (U.S. military) |
1 | L: (54) | 11166 | 54 | adenovirus, type 4 | adenovirus vaccine, type 4, live, oral |
1 | L: (55) | 11167 | 55 | adenovirus, type 7 | adenovirus vaccine, type 7, live, oral |
1 | L: (56) | 11174 | 56 | dengue fever | dengue fever vaccine |
1 | L: (57) | 11181 | 57 | Hantavirus | hantavirus vaccine |
1 | L: (58) | 11193 | 58 | Hep C | hepatitis C vaccine |
1 | L: (59) | 11194 | 59 | Hep E | hepatitis E vaccine |
1 | L: (6) | 11241 | 6 | rubella | rubella virus vaccine |
1 | L: (60) | 11195 | 60 | herpes simplex 2 | herpes simplex virus, type 2 vaccine |
1 | L: (61) | 11202 | 61 | HIV | human immunodeficiency virus vaccine |
1 | L: (62) | 11203 | 62 | HPV | human papilloma virus vaccine |
1 | L: (63) | 11214 | 63 | Junin virus | Junin virus vaccine |
1 | L: (64) | 11215 | 64 | leishmaniasis | leishmaniasis vaccine |
1 | L: (65) | 11216 | 65 | leprosy | leprosy vaccine |
1 | L: (66) | 11217 | 66 | Lyme disease | Lyme disease vaccine |
1 | L: (67) | 11221 | 67 | malaria | malaria vaccine |
1 | L: (68) | 11223 | 68 | melanoma | melanoma vaccine |
1 | L: (69) | 11226 | 69 | parainfluenza-3 | parainfluenza-3 virus vaccine |
1 | L: (7) | 11225 | 7 | mumps | mumps virus vaccine |
1 | L: (70) | 11231 | 70 | Q fever | Q fever vaccine |
1 | L: (71) | 11239 | 71 | RSV-IGIV | respiratory syncytial virus immune globulin, intravenous |
1 | L: (72) | 11235 | 72 | rheumatic fever | rheumatic fever vaccine |
1 | L: (73) | 11236 | 73 | Rift Valley fever | Rift Valley fever vaccine |
1 | L: (74) | 11238 | 74 | rotavirus | rotavirus vaccine, tetravalent, live, oral |
1 | L: (75) | 11243 | 75 | smallpox | smallpox vaccine |
1 | L: (76) | 11244 | 76 | Staphylococcus bacterio lysate | Staphylococcus bacteriophage lysate |
1 | L: (77) | 11247 | 77 | tick-borne encephalitis | tick-borne encephalitis vaccine |
1 | L: (78) | 11253 | 78 | tularemia vaccine | tularemia vaccine |
1 | L: (79) | 11259 | 79 | vaccinia immune globulin | vaccinia immune globulin |
1 | L: (8) | 11188 | 8 | Hep B, adolescent or pediatric | hepatitis B vaccine, pediatric or pediatric/adolescent dosage |
1 | L: (80) | 11262 | 80 | VEE, live | Venezuelan equine encephalitis, live, attenuated |
1 | L: (81) | 11261 | 81 | VEE, inactivated | Venezuelan equine encephalitis, inactivated |
1 | L: (82) | 11168 | 82 | adenovirus, NOS | adenovirus vaccine, NOS |
1 | L: (83) | 11183 | 83 | Hep A, ped/adol, 2 dose | hepatitis A vaccine, pediatric/adolescent dosage, 2 dose schedule |
1 | L: (84) | 11184 | 84 | Hep A, ped/adol, 3 dose | hepatitis A vaccine, pediatric/adolescent dosage, 3 dose schedule |
1 | L: (85) | 11186 | 85 | Hep A, NOS | hepatitis A vaccine, NOS |
1 | L: (86) | 11204 | 86 | IG | immune globulin, intramuscular |
1 | L: (87) | 11205 | 87 | IGIV | immune globulin, intravenous |
1 | L: (88) | 11209 | 88 | influenza, NOS | influenza virus vaccine, NOS |
1 | L: (89) | 11212 | 89 | polio, NOS | poliovirus vaccine, NOS |
1 | L: (9) | 11245 | 9 | Td (adult) | tetanus and diphtheria toxoids, adsorbed for adult use |
1 | L: (90) | 11234 | 90 | rabies, NOS | rabies vaccine, NOS |
1 | L: (91) | 11258 | 91 | typhoid, NOS | typhoid vaccine, NOS |
1 | L: (92) | 11263 | 92 | VEE, NOS | Venezuelan equine encephalitis vaccine, NOS |
1 | L: (93) | 11240 | 93 | RSV-Mab | respiratory syncytial virus monoclonal antibody (palivizumab), intramuscular |
1 | L: (94) | 11220 | 94 | MMRV | measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella virus vaccine |
1 | L: (95) | 11249 | 95 | TST-OT tine test | tuberculin skin test; old tuberculin, multipuncture device |
1 | L: (96) | 11250 | 96 | TST-PPD intradermal | tuberculin skin test; purified protein derivative solution, intradermal |
1 | L: (97) | 11251 | 97 | TST-PPD tine test | tuberculin skin test; purified protein derivative, multipuncture device |
1 | L: (98) | 11252 | 98 | TST, NOS | tuberculin skin test; NOS |
ValueSetOperator | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | L: (E) | 11039 | E | Exclude | Exclude the concept in the value set or domain. |
1 | L: (I) | 11038 | I | Include | Include the concept in the value set or domain. |
VocabularyDomainQualifier | |||||
Lvl | Type, Domain name and/or Mnemonic code | Concept ID | Mnemonic | Print Name | Definition/Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | A: Extensibility | 11047 | The extensibility of coding determines whether or not extensions are allowed in the domain of a coded attribute. | ||
2 | A: RealmOfUse | 11050 | The jurisdiction or realm within which the domain will be used. A realm might be a country, a group of countries, a region of the world, or an organization. | ||
3 | L: (U) | 11051 | U | Universal | The root or universal HL7 jurisdiction or realm from which all subsequent specializations are derived. |
2 | L: (CNE) | 11049 | CNE | Coded No Extensions | The coded attribute allows only concepts from the defined value set. No extensions are allowed. |
2 | L: (CWE) | 11048 | CWE | Coded With Extensions | The coded attribute allows local codes or user entered text to be sent when the concept that the user would like to express is not a member of the defined value set. |
Domains Defined by Reference to External Terminologies | |||||
Domain name for External Reference | Concept ID | Source Terminology | Defining expression | Definition | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
CountryCode | 10873 | ISO 3166-1 | ALL | Listing of country names with their representation by code elements Listing of codes that represent the current names of countries, dependencies, and other areas of particular geopolitical interest, on the basis of lists of country names obtained from the United Nations. | |
CountryCodeAlpha2 | 10874 | ISO 3166-1 | WHERE part = Part1, alpha-2 | Two-alpha section of ISO country codes | |
CountryCodeAlpha3 | 10875 | ISO 3166-1 | WHERE part = Part1, alpha-3 | Three-alpha section of ISO country codes | |
CountryCodeNumeric3 | 10876 | ISO 3166-1 | WHERE part = Part1, numeric-3 | Numeric-3 section of ISO country codes. | |
DiagnosisICD9CM | 15931 | I9C | All | Set of codes depicting clinical disease and conditions | |
DocumentSectionType | 10871 | LN | WHERE class = doc.section | The type of document section. Possible values: review of systems, medical history, family history, microscopic findings, etc. | |
DocumentType | 10870 | LN | WHERE class = doc.type | The kind of document. Possible values: discharge summary, progress note, Oncology note, etc. | |
EmploymentStatusUB92 | 15930 | NUBC-UB92 | Form Locator 64: Employment Status Code of the Insured | A code used to define the employment status of the insured individual identified in UB-92 FL 58. UB-92 Form locator 64:Employment Status Code of the Insured. Can be used with Employee_Employer_status_cd in HL7. Values include Employed Full Time, Employed Part Time, Not Employed, Retired, On Active Military Duty | |
EncounterDischargeDisposition | 15928 | NUBC-UB92 | Form Locator 22:Patient Status | A code indicating patient status as of the ending service date of the period covered on this bill, as reported in FL6, Statement Covers Period. Values such as: Discharged to home or self care; Discharged/transferred to SNF, Discharged/transferred to an intermediate care facility (ICF); Expired; Hospice-medical facility. NUBC Form Locator 22 | |
HumanLanguage | 11526 | IETF RFC 1766 | The values of the attribute are language identifiers as defined by IETF RFC 1766: Tags for the Identification of Languages, or its successor on the IETF Standards Track. The biblio ref for RFC 1766 is: IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force), RFC 1766: Tag | ||
MaritalStatusUB92 | 15929 | NUBC-UB92 | Form Locator 16:Patient Marital Status | The marital status of the patient at date of admission, outpatient service or start of care. Values such as: single married, Life Partner, Legally Separated, Divorced, Widowed, Unknown. Form Locator 16 in the NUBC document. This is to be used only in situations where regulations require the use of NUBC marital status codes. |
Domain References by RIM Attributes and Datatype Components | |||||
Table name (Domain name, if different) | Fully Qualified Name | Datatype | Coding Strength | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
AcknowledgementType | Acknowledgement.type_cd | CV | CWE | ||
ActClass | Act.class_cd | CS | CNE | ||
ActCode | Act.cd | CD | CWE | ||
ActMood | Act.mood_cd | CS | CNE | ||
ActReason | Act.reason_cd | CV | CWE | ||
ActRelationship | Act_relationship.type_cd | CS | CNE | ||
ActRelationshipCheckpoint | Act_relationship.checkpoint_cd | CS | CNE | ||
ActRelationshipJoin | Act_relationship.join_cd | CS | CNE | ||
ActRelationshipSplit | Act_relationship.split_cd | CS | CNE | ||
ActStatus | Act.status_cd | CS | CNE | ||
AddressPartType | ADXP-type | ||||
AdministrativeGender | Living_subject.administrative_gender_cd | CE | CWE | ||
CalendarCycle | PIVL-alignment | ||||
CompressionAlgorithm | ED-compression | ||||
Confidentiality | Act.confidentiality_cd | CV | CWE | ||
ContainerCap | Container.cap_type_cd | CD | CWE | ||
ContainerSeparator | Container.separator_type_cd | CD | CWE | ||
DataType | ANY-dataType | ||||
Determiner | Entity.determiner_cd | CS | CNE | ||
DeviceAlertLevel | Device.alert_level_cd | CE | CWE | ||
DocumentCompletion | Clinical_document.completion_cd | CV | CWE | ||
DocumentStorage | Clinical_document.storage_cd | CV | CWE | ||
EncounterAccident | Patient_encounter.accident_cd | CV | CWE | ||
EncounterAdmissionSource | Patient_encounter.admission_source_cd | CV | CWE | ||
EncounterAdmissionUrgency | Patient_encounter.urgency_cd | CV | CWE | ||
EncounterReferralSource | Patient_encounter.referral_source_cd | CV | CWE | ||
EncounterSpecialCourtesy | Patient_encounter.special_courtesies_cd | CV | CWE | ||
EntityClass | Entity.class_cd | CS | CNE | ||
EntityHandling | Entity.handling_cd | CE | CWE | ||
EntityRisk | Entity.risk_cd | CE | CWE | ||
Ethnicity | Person.ethnic_group_cd | CV | CWE | ||
GenderStatus | Non_Person_living_subject.gender_status_cd | CE | CWE | ||
HtmlLinkType | Link_html.rel | CE | |||
LanguageAbilityMode | Language_communication.mode_cd | CV | CWE | ||
LanguageAbilityProficiency | Language_communication.proficiency_level_cd | CV | CWE | ||
LivingArrangement | Person.living_arrangement_cd | CV | CWE | ||
LivingSubjectProductionClass | Non_Person_living_subject.production_class_cd | CE | CWE | ||
LocalMarkupIgnore | Local_markup.ignore_cd | CS | CWE | ||
LocalRemoteControlState | Device.local_remote_control_state_cd | CE | CWE | ||
MaritalStatus | Person.marital_status_cd | CV | CWE | ||
MessageCondition | Acknowledgement.error_detail_cd | CV | CWE | ||
ModifyIndicator | Query.modify_indicator | CV | |||
NullFlavor | ANY-nullFlavor | ||||
ObservationInterpretation | Observation.interpretation_cd | CS | CWE | ||
ObservationMethod | Observation.method_cd | CV | CWE | ||
ParticipationFunction | Participation.function_cd | CD | CWE | ||
ParticipationSignature | Participation.signature_cd | CV | CWE | ||
ParticipationType | Participation.type_cd | CS | CNE | ||
PaymentTerms | Financial_contract.payment_terms_cd | CV | CWE | ||
PersonDisabilityType | Person.disability_cd | CE | CWE | ||
PostalAddressUse | AD-use | ||||
ProbabilityDistributionType | PPD-type | ||||
ProcessingID | Message.processing_cd | CV | CWE | ||
ProcessingMode | Message.processing_mode_cd | CV | CWE | ||
QueryPriority | Query.priority | CV | |||
Race | Person.race_cd | CV | CWE | ||
RelationalOperator | Relational_expression.relational_operator_cd | CV | CWE | ||
RelationshipConjunction | Act_relationship.conjunction_cd | CS | CNE | ||
RelationshipLinkType | Relationship_link.type_cd | CS | CNE | ||
ResponseLevel | Message_interaction.response_cd | CS | CNE | ||
ResponseModality | Query.response_modality_cd | CV | CWE | ||
RoleClass | Role.class_cd | CS | CNE | ||
RoleCode | Role.cd | CE | CWE | ||
Sequencing | Sort_control.direction_cd | CV | CWE | ||
TableCellHorizontalAlign | Table_structure.halign | CS | |||
TableCellScope | Table_cell.scope | CS | |||
TableCellVerticalAlign | Table_structure.valign | CS | |||
TableFrame | Table.frame | CS | |||
TableRules | Table.rules | CS | |||
TargetAwareness | Participation.awareness_cd | CV | CWE | ||
TelecommunicationAddressUse | TEL-use | ||||
TimingEvent | EIVL-event | ||||
EncounterDischargeDisposition | Patient_encounter.discharge_disposition_cd | CV | CWE | ||
HumanLanguage | Act_context.language_cd | CS | CWE |