Urea and electrolytes: Observation
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Concept

Archetype Id

Structure
Laboratory result for reporting blood urea and electrolyte concentrations Id: openEHR-EHR-OBSERVATION.laboratory-urea_and_electrolytes.v1
Reference model: EHR
ADL

History


Protocol

Data

State
Data: TREE

Concept

Description

Type

Cardinality

Values
Sodium Sodium level in this specimenQuantity
optional
0..1		 Property = CONCENTRATION
Units:
   mmol/l, (>= 0)
Potassium Potassium level in this specimenQuantity
optional
0..1		 Property = CONCENTRATION
Units:
   mmol/l, (>= 0)
Chloride Generic result - data type is not setQuantity
optional
0..1		 Property = CONCENTRATION
Units:
   mmol/l, (>= 0)
Bicarbonate Bicarbonate level in this specimenQuantity
optional
0..1		 Property = CONCENTRATION
Units:
   mmol/l, (>= 0)
Urea Generic result - data type is not setQuantity
optional
0..1		 Property = CONCENTRATION
Units:
   mmol/l, (>= 0)
Creatinine Creatinine level in this specimenQuantity
optional
0..1		 Property = CONCENTRATION
Units:
   µmol/l, (>= 0)
Sodium/potassium ratio The ratio of concentration of sodium and potassiumRatio
optional
0..1		 >= 0
>= 0
Any result Generic result - data type is not setAny
optional, repeating
0..*		  
Comment, Comments relating to a specific result @Path.       Cluster (0..*) optional, repeating
 

Concept

Description

Type

Cardinality

Values
Path The path of the result to which the comment relatesURI - resource identifier
mandatory
1..1		  
Comment Comment relating to a specific result at the path indicatedText
mandatory
1..1		 Free or coded text

Concept

Description

Type

Cardinality

Values
Overall Comment Comment on all resultsText
optional
0..1		 Free or coded text
Quality, Quality parameters.       Cluster (0..1) optional
 
Specimen, Specimen quality paraments.       Cluster (0..*) optional, repeating
 

Concept

Description

Type

Cardinality

Values
Issue Issue arising with specimenCoded text
mandatory
1..1		 Haemolysed
Lipaemic
Incorrect preservative
Insufficient sample
Rating The degree of the stated issueCount
optional
0..1		 >= 0
<= 10
Handling, Handling quality parameters.       Cluster (0..1) optional
 

Concept

Description

Type

Cardinality

Values
Issue Issue arising with handling of the specimenCoded text
optional, repeating
0..*		 Handling error
Age
Laboratory accident
Fail

Concept

Description

Type

Cardinality

Values
Description A description of the quality issueText
optional
0..1		 Free or coded text

Concept

Description

Type

Cardinality

Values
Multimedia representation The laboratory result in a specific display formatMultiMedia
optional
0..1		 image/cgm
image/gif
image/png
image/tiff
image/jpeg
text/calendar
text/directory
text/html
text/plain
text/rtf
text/sgml
text/tab-separated-values
text/uri-list
text/xml
text/xml-external-parsed-entity

Events: HISTORY

Events

Description

Constraints

Values
Any event Any event in a time seriesPointInTime
0..*		  
Protocol: TREE
Identification, Information identifying the laboratory and specimen.       Cluster (0..1, ordered) optional
 

Concept

Description

Type

Cardinality

Values
Specimen identification The identifying information about the specimenText
optional
0..1		 Free or coded text
Laboratory Information identiying the laboratoryText
optional
0..1		 Free or coded text
Specimen details, Details about the specimen.       Cluster (0..1) optional
 

Concept

Description

Type

Cardinality

Values
DateTime received The date and time the specimen was received in the laboratoryDate & Time
optional
0..1		 Allow all
yyyy-??-??T??:??:??
DateTime processed The date and time the specimen was processed in the laboratoryDate & Time
optional
0..1		 Allow all
yyyy-??-??T??:??:??
Blood sample The type of blood sample processedCoded text
optional
0..1		 Terminology
Is blood
Methods, *.       Cluster (0..1) optional
 

Concept

Description

Type

Cardinality

Values
Device The device used to make the measurementText
optional
0..1		 Free or coded text

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