Section Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Major Parts of a LOINC term
- 3 Special cases
- 3.1 Findings viewed as variables or as values
- 3.2 Blood bank
- 3.3 Immunocompetence studies (flow cytometry)
- 3.4 Microbiology
- 3.5 Antimicrobial susceptibilities
- 3.6 Cell counts
- 3.7 Skin tests
- 3.8 Toxicology
- 3.9 Molecular genetics LOINC naming
- 3.10 HLA allele and antigen nomenclature
- 3.11 Allergy testing
- 3.12 Urinalysis by Test Strips
- 4 Clinical observations and measures
- 5 Claims attachments
- 6 Document Ontology
- 6.1 Introduction to the use of LOINC document type codes
- 6.2 Relationship to other standards
- 6.3 Document type codes
- 6.4 Allowed values for each Document Ontology axis
- 6.5 LOINC’s rules for creating clinical notes from multiple attributes
- 6.6 Document Ontology content in the LOINC distribution
- 6.7 Future work
- 6.8 Proposing new LOINC document terms
- 7 Panels (Batteries)
- 8 Evolving principles for naming collections
- 9 Additional content in the LOINC distribution
- 10 Standardized assessment measures
- 11 Editorial policies and procedures
- 12 Recommendations for best practices in using and mapping to LOINC
- Business Rules For Users Mapping Their Local Panels To Loinc Panels
- Examples Of Applying The Business Rules For Users Mapping Their Local Panels To Loinc Panels
- 12.3 Querying LOINC and creating intensional value set definitions based on LOINC database structure
- 12.4 The Code System for identifiers assigned by LOINC
- Loinc Term Names In Hl7 Messages
- Updating To New Versions Of Loinc
- 12.7 Using URIs to identify LOINC artifacts
- Using Oids To Identify Loinc Artifacts
- 13 Orderable grouper concepts
- 14 Using post coordination
- Appendix A LOINC Database Structure
- Appendix B Classes
- Appendix C Calculating Mod 10 check digits
- Appendix D Procedure for Submitting Additions or Changes to LOINC
- Appendix E Examples for LOINC Property Matching
- Appendix G LOINC Technical Briefs
- D-Dimer Revisions in LOINC
- Choosing the Correct LOINC for Estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate
- Inducible Clindamycin Resistance in Staphylococcus and Streptococcus
- KIR Gene Family
- Oxygen Saturation and LOINC
- Nomenclature of Salmonella Species, Subspecies, and Serovars
- Segmented Neutrophils Versus Polymorphonuclear WBC
- Vitamin D
- Free Thyroxine Index Variants
- Streptococcus pneumoniae serotype nomenclature
- Non-linear Numerical Values “Binned” to Ordinal or Range
- Appendix H LOINC Committee
- Copyright Notice and License