45979-2

ADL patterns Set

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Panel Hierarchy

Details for each LOINC in Panel LHC-Forms

LOINC	Name	R/O/C	Cardinality	Example UCUM Units
45979-2	ADL patterns Set
Indent45440-5	In bedclothes much of day [Minimum Data Set]
Indent45441-3	Wakens to toilet all or most nights [Minimum Data Set]
Indent45442-1	Has irregular bowel movement pattern [Minimum Data Set]
Indent45443-9	Showers for bathing [Minimum Data Set]
Indent45444-7	Bathing in PM [Minimum Data Set]
Indent45445-4	None of above

Fully-Specified Name

Component: ADL patterns
Property: -
Time: Pt
System: ^Patient
Scale: Set
Method

Basic Attributes

Class: PANEL.SURVEY.MDS
Type: Surveys
First Released: Version 2.17
Last Updated: Version 2.52
Order vs. Observation: Order
Panel Type: Organizer

Member of these Panels

LOINC	Long Common Name
45969-3	Deprecated MDS background information at admission form - version 2.0

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