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How to navigate the spreadsheet data
How to navigate the spreadsheet data
This spreadsheet has two tabs: Adult and Pediatric. Each medical issue like Anemia, Heart Failure, Seizures, etc., connects to three different tabs in another file that give more detail about that specific health issue concern.
Filter lab results by region
Filter lab results by region
When you check the lab results sheets, you can choose to see either international or USA-specific results. Here's how:
To view international-only results:
Click on the filter icon in the column labeled "Common Intl Use" (Column R).
In the filter options, pick "X" to display only the international lab results.
To view USA-only results:
Click on the filter icon in the column labeled "Common US Use" (Column Q).
In the filter options, choose "X" to show only the lab results related to the USA.
About Definitions (Tab 3)
About Definitions (Tab 3)
All Problems are identified of SNOMED CT codes.
To view a term and its related information, visit the International SNOMED site.
If in the United States, look for "LOCAL EXTENSIONS" and choose the US Browser.
Enter the term number or name to find relevant information
Problems with specific SNOMED CT codes (and their related terms) will trigger the mapping process according to the listed logic.
Why do I see some repeated lab names in the lab tables?
Why do I see some repeated lab names in the lab tables?
For a give lab test, there is a different computer code for each method of performing the test. For a hematocrit, there are several methods of performing the test. For example, “HCT” is the general name we give for these two separate labs:
Hematocrit [Volume Fraction] of Blood (code #20570-8)
Hematocrit [Volume Fraction] of Blood by Automated Count (code #4544-3)
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