| Level | Code | Display | Definition | 
 | 1 | (_DispenseQueryFilterCode) Abstract |  | Description:Filter codes used to manage volume of dispenses returned by  a parameter-based queries. 
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 | 2 | ALLDISP | all dispenses | Description:Returns all dispenses to date for a prescription. 
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 | 2 | LASTDISP | last dispense | Description:Returns the most recent dispense for a prescription. 
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 | 2 | NODISP | no dispense | Description:Returns no dispense for a prescription. 
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 | 1 | (_OrderFilterCode) Abstract |  | Filter codes used to manage types of orders being returned by a parameter-based query. 
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 | 2 | AO | all orders | Return all orders. 
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 | 2 | ONR | orders without results | Return only those orders that do not have results. 
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 | 2 | OWR | orders with results | Return only those orders that have results. 
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 | 1 | (_PrescriptionDispenseFilterCode) Abstract |  | A "helper" vocabulary used to construct complex query filters based on how and whether a prescription has been dispensed. 
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 | 2 | C | Completely dispensed | Filter to only include SubstanceAdministration orders which have no remaining quantity authorized to be dispensed. 
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 | 2 | N | Never Dispensed | Filter to only include SubstanceAdministration orders which have no fulfilling supply events performed. 
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 | 2 | R | Dispensed with remaining fills | Filter to only include SubstanceAdministration orders which have had at least one fulfilling supply event, but which still have outstanding quantity remaining to be authorized. 
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 | 1 | (_QueryParameterValue) Abstract |  | Description:Indicates how result sets should be filtered based on whether they have associated issues. 
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 | 2 | ISSFA | all | Description:Result set should not be filtered based on the presence of issues. 
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 | 2 | ISSFI | with issues | Description:Result set should be filtered to only include records with associated issues. 
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 | 2 | ISSFU | with unmanaged issues | Description:Result set should be filtered to only include records with associated unmanaged issues. 
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