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Version 2.1, March 2011 First edition: November 2009
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Table of contents
Revision history Edition notice Copyrights Brands Contact addresses Edition Table of contents How to use this manual Where to find information Conventions used in this manual 3 3 3 3 4 4 5 7 7 7
General description
1 General description
Part A
A-5 A-5
ASTM
2 Message structure
Part B
Explanation Header record Patient information record Test order record Result record Request information record Comment record Message terminator record Note
3 Data examples
Appendix
4 Appendix
Part C
Connection settings Resending of results Tabel of measured parameters Table of calculated parameters Table of input parameters Table of QC types Table of sample types & blood types
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Start of procedure List item Cross-reference Call-up (software reference) Tip Attention, Warning
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Abbreviations
ASTM
D
"American Society for Testing and Material" Domain Name Server Hospital Information System Laboratory Information System Media Access Control Data Access Component Microsoft SQL Desktop Engine (until version 2000) Underwriters Laboratories Inc.
DNS
H
HIS
L
LIS
M
UL
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General description
1 General description
Table of contents
General description
In this chapter
Chapter
Introduction & general information ............................................................................. A-5 Restricted characters ........................................................................................................ A-5
1 General description
Table of contents
Roche A-4
1 General description
Introduction & general information
Restricted characters
None of the ten transmission control characters, the form effector control or the four device control characters may appear in message text. The following characters are not permitted to appear in the message text:
Illegal Message Text Characters
1 General description
Restricted characters
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2 Message structure
Table of contents
Message structure
In this chapter
Chapter
Explanation ........................................................................................................................B-5 Delimiters .....................................................................................................................B-5 Field delimiter .......................................................................................................B-5 Repeat delimiter ....................................................................................................B-5 Component delimiter ...........................................................................................B-6 Escape delimiter ....................................................................................................B-6 Null values ....................................................................................................................B-6 Header record ....................................................................................................................B-7 Example ........................................................................................................................B-8 Patient information record ..............................................................................................B-9 Example ..................................................................................................................... B-10 Test order record ............................................................................................................ B-11 Example ..................................................................................................................... B-12 Result record ................................................................................................................... B-13 Example ..................................................................................................................... B-14 Request information record .......................................................................................... B-15 Example ..................................................................................................................... B-15 Comment record ............................................................................................................ B-16 Example ..................................................................................................................... B-16 Message terminator record ........................................................................................... B-17 Example ..................................................................................................................... B-17 Note .................................................................................................................................. B-17
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2 Message structure
Explanation
Explanation
Each message has a number of records. A message is a group of records that begins with a Header Record and ends with a Message Terminator Record. Each record has a number of fields. Each field is by default separated by the vertical bar | character (the actual definition of which character is used for field separation is done with the Header Record). Following is a description of the records and the fields within each record:
ID Record Types
H P O R M Q L
Table B-1
Header Record Patient Record Test Order Record Result Record Manufacturer Record Request Information Record Message Terminator Record
Record types
The record type ID is not case sensitive. However, it is suggested to always use uppercase characters.
Delimiters
Delimiters are ASCII characters used to separate fields within a record and to separate sub-components within fields. Below is a description of the delimiters and how they are commonly used:
Character Name Used as:
| \ ^ & <CR>
Table B-2 Delimiters
Field delimiter Repeat delimiter Component delimiter Escape delimiter Record delimiter
Field delimiter Separates adjacent fields. |field| Repeat delimiter Must be defined in the message header and is used to separate various numbers of descriptors for the same field. I.E. multiple range information |7.350^7.450^reference\7.200^7.600^critical|
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Explanation
Component delimiter Used to separate data elements within a field that has a hierarchical or qualifier nature. I.E. The components of a name field would be separated. |Sample^Josephine^X^jr.^M.D.| Escape delimiter The escape delimiter is used to identify special case operations within a text field. For example, if text were to be highlighted, the field would be |&H&DoctorsName&N&|. The &H& signifies the beginning of highlighting text and the &N& signifies the start of normal text. The application of the escape delimiter is optional and may be ignored; however, all applications must accept the escape delimiter and use it to correctly parse fields within the record.
Null values
All fields are position dependent and are obtained by counting field delimiters by their position starting from the beginning of the record. This means if a field is null (no information available), the field delimiters must be included in the record. This ensures that the nth field can be identified by counting n-1 delimiters. Trailing null fields do NOT need to be included. Delimiters are not needed after the last field containing data. Null values may be sent for the following reasons: o o o The value is not known. The sender knows the field is irrelevant to the receiving system. The value has not changed since the last transmission.
A field containing only a pair of double quotes "" should be treated by the receiving system as an instruction to delete any existing contents of that field.
The receiving system may ignore any field it does not require. However, fields must always be transmitted in the order specified.
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Header record
Header record
This record must always be the first record in a transmission. This record contains information about the sender and receiver, instruments and computer systems whose records are being exchanged. It also identifies the delimiter characters. The minimum information that must be sent in a Header record is: H|\^&<CR> The H corresponds to the record type, H=Header. The | (vertical bar) is used as the field delimiter. The \ (backslash) is the repeat delimiter. The ^ (caret) is the component delimiter. The & (ampersand) is the Escape delimiter. The <CR> is identified as a Carriage Return (ASCII decimal 13). The Carriage Return signifies the end of the record. The entire header record consists of the following fields: 1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12|13|14<CR>
Field # Field Name Comment
1 2
Required, always H Required, see the table in Delimiters. The first character is the field delimiter, the second is the repeat delimiter, the third is the component and the fourth is the escape character Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Instrument ID, manufacturer name, instrument type, software version, protocol version, serial number and IP address; separated by component delimiters. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Receiving application name and IP address; separated by component delimiters. Message type. o o o o M = measurement results, QC = quality control results, PQ = patient information query, SQ = sample information query.
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6 7 8 9 10 11
Sender Street Addr. Reserved Field Sender Tel. Number Characteristic of Sender Receiver ID Comment or Special Instructions
Table B-3
Header record
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Header record
Field #
Field Name
Comment
12
Processing ID
Indicates how message should be processed: o o P - Production, use standard processing (for measurement) Q - Quality Control, sent to identify quality control, quality assurance or regulatory data. T - Test Data
o 13 14 <CR>
Table B-3
ASTM Versione, required, currently 1394-97 Required Format=YYYYMMDDHHMMSS Required. Record Terminator
Example
H|\^&|||^Roche Diagnostics^cobas b 123 POC system^0.722^1^999999^10.124.66. 180||||||M|P|1394-97|20090507124649
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Patient information record
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Record Type ID Sequence Number Practice Patient ID Laboratory Pat. ID Patient ID No. 3 Patient Name
Required, always P Required, sequentially generated number identifying the number of each record. Not used by the instrument. Laboratory assigned ID. This is a unique processing number generated by the lab, the LIS, or the HIS (bar code number). Used for transmitting the patient's insurance number. This field is the patient's name in the following format: Last Name^First Name^Middle Name^Suffix^Title. Each component separated by the component delimiter.
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Table B-4 Roche
Mother's Maiden Name Birthdate Patient Sex Patient Race Patient Address Reserved Field Patient Phone Number Attending Physic. ID Special Field 1 Special Field 2 Patient Height Patient Weight Patient Diagnosis Patient Medications Patient Diet Practice Field No. 1 Practice Field No. 2 Admission or Discharge dates Admission Status Location Nature of Diagnostic Code Alternative Diagnostic Code Patient Religion Marital Status Isolation Status
Patient information record
Generic text (as entered at the instrument). Format=YYYYMMDD Format M or Male, F or Female, or U or Unknown, null if not entered. Patient ethnic origin. Generic text (as entered at the instrument). Generic text (as entered at the instrument). Not used by the instrument. Generic text (as entered at the instrument). ID of the attending physician. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Format value^unit. Format value^unit. Generic text (as entered at the instrument). Generic text (as entered at the instrument). Generic text (as entered at the instrument). Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Format= YYYYMMDDHHMMSS\YYYYMMDDHHMMSS Generic text (as entered at the instrument). Generic text (as entered at the instrument). Generic text (as entered at the instrument). Not used by the instrument. Generic text (as entered at the instrument). Generic text (as entered at the instrument). Generic text (as entered at the instrument).
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Patient information record
Field #
Field Name
Comment
32 33 34 35 <CR>
Table B-4
Generic text (as entered at the instrument). Generic text (as entered at the instrument). Not used Not used Required. Record terminator
Example
P|1||123456|Amex123|Sample^Josephine^X^jr.^M.D.|Good| 20691202|Female|Caucasian|1 Draft Avenue, Omah| |+43 316 27787-7349|Trapper John, M.D.|||169.0^cm|72.0^kg|Birth |None|Steak and Gravy|||20030427103200|Admitted |Third Floor, Delivery|Diag Code123||Catholic|Separated |Isolation 123|Estonian|Intensive|Maternity Clinic|Dosage 123<CR>
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Test order record
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Record Type ID Sequence Number Specimen ID Instr. Specimen ID Universal Test ID Priority Requested Date and Time Specimen Collection Date and Time Collection End Time Collection Volume Collector ID Action Code Danger Code Relevant Clinical Information Date/Time Specimen Received Specimen Descriptor
Required, always O Required, sequential number Account or bar code number Order ID^Measurement ID^^^^Sample Container. Always M Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Generic text (as entered at the instrument). Clinic Info. Generic text (as entered at the instrument). Not used by the instrument. For measurement: Sample type, blood type and puncture site; separated by component delimiters. For quality control: Material name, level, lot number and material base; separated by component delimiters. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument.
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Table B-5 Roche
Ordering Physician Physician's Phone User Field No. 1 User Field No. 2 Lab. Field No. 1 Lab. Field No. 2 Date/Time Results Reported Instrument Charge Instr. Section ID Report Type Reserved Field Location or Ward of Specimen Collected Nosocomial Infection Flag
Test order record
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Test order record
Field #
Field Name
Comment
30 31 <CR>
Table B-5
Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Required. Record Terminator
Example
O|1|spec123|order123^33^^^^Syringe|||||||||danger123|Clinic123| |Aqueous solution^Arterial^A. femoralis l.<CR>
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Result record
Result record
The result record is used to send actual patient results and quality control results, that were performed on an instrument. The Result record consists of the following fields: 1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12|13|14<CR>
Field # Field Name Comment
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Record Type ID Sequence Number Universal Test ID Data /Measurem. Value Units Reference Ranges Result Abnormal Flags
Required, always R Required, sequentially generated number identifying the number of each record. ^^^Test name^^^how value was derived (M-Measured, C-Calculated, I-Input)^Result ID (see tables in APPENDIX) Result value (Cut-off index not used) Same as selected for instrument display. Reference range of the analyte. Format is Lower Limit^Upper Limit^Limit Name. Multiple ranges are separated by repeat delimiters. N A L H LL HH < > Normal Abnormal Below reference range Above reference range Below critical range Above critical range Off low scale of instrument Off high scale of instrument Final Repeat
8 9 10 11
Nature of Abnormality Result Status Date of Change in Instrument Normative Values Operator Identification
A, S, N or empty F R
Not used by the instrument. Identifies operator who performed the test (instrument operator). Note: Only transmitted in the first result record.
12 13
Not used by the instrument. The date and time instrument completed the test. Format=YYYYMMDDHHMMSS Note: Only transmitted in the first result record.
14 <CR>
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Result record
Example
R|1|^^^pH^^^M^168|7.414||7.350^7.450^reference\7.200^7.600^critical|N||F||3|2 0090507124604|20090507124648<CR>
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Request information record
1 2 3
Required, always is Q. Required, sequentially generated number identifying the number of each record. Laboratory Patient ID, entered during measurement. Patient ID^Specimen ID^Order ID or: Request for all
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 <CR>
Table B-7
Ending Range ID Number Universal Test ID Nature of Request Time Limits Ending Request Results Date and Time Requesting Physician Name Requesting Physician Telephone Number User Field No. 1 User Field No. 2 Request Information Status Codes Carriage Return
Request information record
Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. Not used by the instrument. D - Requesting demographics only Required. Record Terminator
Beginning Request Results Date and Time Not used by the instrument.
Example
Q|1|123456||||||||||D<CR>
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Comment record
Comment record
Comment records may be inserted anywhere except after the message terminator record. Each comment record applies to the first non-comment record preceding it. The Comment record consists of the following fields: 1|2|3|4|5<CR>
Field # Field Name Comment
1 2 3 4 5
Record Type ID Sequence Number Comment Source Comment Text Comment Type
Required, always is R Required, sequentially generated number identifying the number of each record. IClinical Instrument For comment codes used, the format is code^comment. Used to qualify comment records. G I Generic Text Instrument flag comment
<CR>
Table B-8
Carriage Return
Comment record
Example
C|1|I|The Remark|G<CR>
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Message terminator record
1 2 3
Required, always is L. Required, sequentially generated number identifying the number of each record. N T E Q I F normal termination sender aborted unknown system error error in last request for information no information available from last query last request for information processe
<CR>
Table B-9
Carriage Return
Example
L|1|N<CR>
Note
For all records, fields up to and including the last field with data needs to be transmitted. Fields not used at the end of the record may be truncated.
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Note
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Data examples
In this chapter
Chapter
Measurement report ...................................................................................................... B-21 QC report ........................................................................................................................ B-23 Patient demographics query ......................................................................................... B-24 By patient ID ............................................................................................................. B-24 By sample ID (also known as specimen ID or accession number) ................... B-24
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Measurement report
Measurement report
H|\^&|||cobas b 123^Roche Diagnostics^cobas b 123^0.9^1^183^10.124.69.224||||||M|P|139497|20090909092751 P|1||123|timmy|urragg^martin^b^^k.a.||20090907|U||||||||200^cm|90^kg O|1|aasdf2|434312^3^^^^syringe|||||||||7|aser||aqueous^capillary^r_femoral C|1|I|Comment|G R|1|^^^pH^^^M^1|||7.350^7.450^reference\7.200^7.600^critical|A||F||franz|20090908155920|20090908160 628 R|2|^^^pCO2^^^M^4||mmHg|35.0^45.0^reference\20.0^70.0^critical|<||F R|3|^^^pO2^^^M^3||mmHg|80.0^100.0^reference\60.0^800.0^critical|A||F R|4|^^^Hct^^^M^5|41.4|%|34.0^48.0^reference\20.0^60.0^critical|N||F R|5|^^^Na^^^M^6||mmol/l|^^reference\^^critical|N||X R|6|^^^K^^^M^7||mmol/l|^^reference\^^critical|N||X R|7|^^^Ca^^^M^8||mmol/l|^^reference\^^critical|N||X R|8|^^^Cl^^^M^9||mmol/l|^^reference\^^critical|N||X R|9|^^^Glu^^^M^18||mmol/l|^^reference\^^critical|N||X R|10|^^^Lac^^^M^19||mmol/l|^^reference\^^critical|N||X R|11|^^^tHb^^^M^10|8.3|g/dl|11.7^16.1^reference\7.0^20.0^critical|L||F R|12|^^^SO2^^^M^11|72.7|%|95.0^98.0^reference\80.0^100.0^critical|LL||F R|13|^^^O2Hb^^^M^12|47.6|%|90.0^95.0^reference\80.0^100.0^critical|LL||F R|14|^^^COHb^^^M^13|22.8|%|0.5^1.5^reference\0.2^15.0^critical|HH||F R|15|^^^MetHb^^^M^14|11.9|%|0.2^0.8^reference\0.1^30.0^critical|H||F R|16|^^^HHb^^^M^16|17.8|%|1.4^4.9^reference\0.0^20.0^critical|H||F R|17|^^^Bili^^^M^17||mol/L|51.27^205.09^reference\51.27^256.37^critical|A||F R|18|^^^MCHC^^^C^81|20.1|g/dl|^^reference\^^critical|N||F R|19|^^^pCO2t^^^C^74||mmHg|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|20|^^^Ri^^^C^68||%|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|21|^^^a/AO2^^^C^66||%|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|22|^^^cH+^^^C^50||mmol/l|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|23|^^^FO2HB^^^C^89|0.476||^^reference\^^critical|N||F R|24|^^^pAO2^^^C^64||mmHg|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|25|^^^Qs/Qt^^^C^69||%|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|26|^^^AG^^^C^71||mmol/l|^^reference\^^critical|N||X R|27|^^^BEecf^^^C^55||mmol/l|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|28|^^^ctCO2(P)^^^C^52||mmol/l|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|29|^^^Osm^^^C^82||mOsm/kg|^^reference\^^critical|N||X R|30|^^^pHt^^^C^72|||^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|31|^^^a/ADO2^^^C^65||mmHg|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|32|^^^BE^^^C^53||mmol/l|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|33|^^^cHt^^^C^73|||^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|34|^^^nCa2+^^^C^70||mmol/l|^^reference\^^critical|N||X R|35|^^^PF Index^^^C^88||mmHg|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|36|^^^RIt^^^C^79||%|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|37|^^^a/AO2t^^^C^78||%|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|38|^^^cHCO3^^^C^51||mmol/l|^^reference\^^critical|A||F Table B-10 Roche ASTM Interface Description Version 2.1 Measurement report March 2011 B-21
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Measurement report
R|39|^^^Hctc^^^C^80|0.25||^^reference\^^critical|N||F R|40|^^^pAO2t^^^C^76||mmHg|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|41|^^^Qt^^^C^86||vol%|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|42|^^^avDO2^^^C^67||vol%|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|43|^^^BO2^^^C^84|10.3|vol%|^^reference\^^critical|N||F R|44|^^^ctO2^^^C^60|5.78|vol%|^^reference\^^critical|N||F R|45|^^^p50^^^C^59||mmHg|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|46|^^^pO2t^^^C^75||mmHg|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|47|^^^a/ADO2t^^^C^77||mmHg|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|48|^^^BE(act)^^^C^54||mmol/l|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|49|^^^ctCO2(B)^^^C^61||mmol/l|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|50|^^^OER^^^C^83||%|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|51|^^^pHSt^^^C^62|||^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|52|^^^SO2(c)^^^C^58||%|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|53|^^^BB^^^C^56||mmol/l|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|54|^^^cHCO3st^^^C^63||mmol/l|^^reference\^^critical|A||F R|55|^^^FiO2^^^I^158|12.00||^^reference\^^critical|N||F R|56|^^^tHb(e)^^^I^171|1.0||^^reference\^^critical|N||F R|57|^^^Temperature^^^I^155|365.0|C|^^reference\^^critical|N||F R|58|^^^Baro^^^M^31|735.5|mmHg|450.0^1000.0^reference\450.0^1000.0^critical|N||F L|1|N Table B-10 Measurement report
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QC report
QC report
H|\^&|||^Roche Diagnostics^cobas b 123^0.9^1^42^10.124.69.91||||||QC|P|1394-97|20090909100804 P|1 O|1||^1||||||||||||COMBITROL PLUS B^2^00090114^aqueous C|1|I||G R|1|^^^pH^^^M^1|||7.376^7.456|A||F||SERVICE|20090909100340|20090909100803 R|2|^^^pCO2^^^M^4||mmHg|36.8^43.8|<||F R|3|^^^pO2^^^M^3||mmHg|90.0^114.0|A||F R|4|^^^Hct^^^M^5|40.7|%|34.7^44.7|N||F R|5|^^^Na^^^M^6||mmol/l|136.4^146.4|A||F R|6|^^^K^^^M^7||mmol/l|4.41^5.01|A||F R|7|^^^Ca^^^M^8|1.752|mmol/l|1.140^1.340|A||F R|8|^^^Cl^^^M^9|101.4|mmol/l|94.7^102.7|N||F R|9|^^^Glu^^^M^18||mmol/l|1.8^2.8|<||F R|10|^^^Lac^^^M^19|6.8|mmol/l|2.5^3.5|A||F L|1|N Table B-11 QC report
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Patient demographics query
A sample answer from the LIS/HIS system to the patient information query:
H|\^&|||ASTM-Host[CR] P|1||225|ID3|Mayer^Maria^MiddleName||19660225|M[CR] O|1|225|||R||||||||||||||||||||Q[CR] L|1|N[CR] Table B-13
A sample answer from the LIS/HIS system to the patient information query:
H|\^&|||ASTM-Host[CR] P|1||225|ID3|Mayer^Maria^MiddleName||19660225|M[CR] O|1|specimenid0001|||R||||||||||||||||||||Q[CR] L|1|N[CR] Table B-15
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Appendix
Appendix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C-3
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Appendix
In this chapter
Chapter
Connection settings ......................................................................................................... C-5 Configuration ............................................................................................................. C-5 Configuring the settings for a network ............................................................. C-5 Configuring the settings for ASTM ................................................................... C-6 Resending of results ......................................................................................................... C-6 Tabel of measured parameters ....................................................................................... C-7 Table of calculated parameters ....................................................................................... C-7 Table of input parameters ............................................................................................... C-9 Table of QC types ........................................................................................................... C-11 Table of sample types & blood types ........................................................................... C-11
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Connection settings
Connection settings
Configuration
Apart from utilities the network configuration can be done.
Figure C-1
Press: h [Utilities] > [Configuration] > [System] > [Connectivity] Configuring the settings for a network
Figure C-2
Manually
In the "IP address" area, select the option [manual]. Press the button to enter the desired IP address, subnet mask and gateway.
An additional input window opens for each of the entries. Enter the required data.
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Resending of results
Confirm the input using the [Close] button. Automatically In the "IP address" area, select the option [automatic]. The IP address, subnet mask and gateway are assigned automatically via the network. Configuring the settings for ASTM Using this function allows the data of completed measurements to be transmitted.
Figure C-3
Press the
An additional input window opens for each of the entries. Enter the required data. Confirm the input using the [Close] button. For a connection to the ASTM host, select the "Activated" option.
Resending of results
Not yet implemented!
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Tabel of measured parameters
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 31
Measured parameters
Ca
CltHb SO2 O2Hb COHb MetHb HHb Bili Glu Lac Baro
Table C-1
cH
50 51 52 53 54 55 56 58
Calculated parameter March 2011 C-7
ctCO2(P)
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Table of calculated parameters
Name
ID
P50 ctO2 ctCO2(B) pHst cHCO3-st PAO2 AaDO2 a/AO2 avDO2 RI Qs/Qt nCa AG pH cH
t t t 2+
59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75
t
PCO2 PO2t
PAO2
76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 88 89
Calculated parameter
AaDO2t a/AO2t t RI Hct (c) MCHC Osm OER BO2 BUN Qt PF Index FO2Hb
Table C-2
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Table of input parameters
Temporary Pat ID Patient ID Insurance Number Last Name First name Middle name Suffix Title Maiden name Brithday Age (A/F) Gender Ethnic origin Address Phone number Doctor Size Weight Diagnosis Medications Diet Admission date/time Discharge date/time Admission status Location Diagnostic code type Religion Marital status Isolation status Patient language Hospital service Hospital instiute Dosage category Changed date/time Operator ID Comment Specimen ID
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100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 123 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 137 139 140 141
Input parameters
Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Patient information record Result record Part of first result record Result record for measurement, Comment record for QC Test order record
March 2011 C-9
4 Appendix
Table of input parameters
Name
ID
Order ID accepted by Date/time drawn Danger Code Clinic Sample type Blood type Puncture site ALLEN test Sample container Temperature RQ FIO2 24h urine Vent. mode VT MV PIP Ti Te Srate Arate PEEP MAP Flow rate tHb(e) Hb factor Billing code Department Ward CPAP Accession number Oxygenation device Start time End time Remark 1 Remark 2 Remark 3 Remark 4 Remark 5
Table C-3
143 144 145 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 155 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 203 213 215 216 220 221 222 223 224
Input parameters
Test order record Result record Result record Test order record Test order record Test order record Test order record Test order record Result record Test order record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record Result record
Roche C-10
4 Appendix
Table of QC types
Table of QC types
Name ID
4 Appendix
Table of sample types & blood types
Roche C-12