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Table C.6.8-1 specifies the Attributes that shall convey the Findings Group Context. Finding Group Context has four dimensions: 1) Observer Context, 2) Procedure Context, 3) Observation Subject Context, and 4) Observation Category (optional). Each ... ... Any number of Observations, identified by Observation UID (0040,A171) and Observation Class (0040,A170), may constitute the Findings of each Findings Group. The Observations Module, Section C.6.13 of this Part, specifes the mechanism for expressing Observations and describing Relationships between Observations.Table C.6.8-1 FINDINGS MODULE ATTRIBUTES contains the following Attributes:
Findings Sequence (0040,A020) 1 >Procedure Context Flag (0040,A603) 1C >Findings Group UID (0040,A021) 1C >Findings Group Recording Date (0040,0023) 3 >Findings Group Recording Time (0040,0024) 3
Table C.6.9-1 specifies the Attributes that convey the Observations.
Table C.6.9-1 -- Observation Category Module Attributes
Attribute Name Tag Type Attribute Description
Observation Category (0040,A167) 1 The historical category of
Code Sequence this Findings Group. Exactly one item
>Include 'Code Sequence Macro' Table 8.8-1 Baseline Context ID is 52.
Findings Sequence (0040,A020) First item ---------------------------------------------- >Procedure Context Flag (0040,A603) >Findings Group UID (0040,A021) >Findings Group Recording Date (0040,0023) >Findings Group Recording Time (0040,0024) Second item --------------------------------------------- >Procedure Context Flag (0040,A603) >Findings Group UID (0040,A021) >Findings Group Recording Date (0040,0023) >Findings Group Recording Time (0040,0024) Third item ---------------------------------------------- >Procedure Context Flag (0040,A603) >Findings Group UID (0040,A021) >Findings Group Recording Date (0040,0023) >Findings Group Recording Time (0040,0024)Each attributes of items contain the proper value. Now comes the Observation Category Sequence. It contains only one item. (See above). How can you define this sequence for each Findings Group? If you define one, it will belong to the first or the second or to the third item?
Table C.6.10-1 defines the Attributes that identify the Current Observer of the Findings Group or the source of Linguistic Evidence read or heard by the Current Observer and documented in the Findings Group as Supporting Evidence.
The Attributes of Table C.6.11-1 identify the Procedure or service that produced the Evidence that evoked the Observations contained in this Findings Group.
Table C.6.12-1 defines the Attributes that identify the Observation Subjects observed either directly or indirectly by the Current Observer of a Findings Group.
Table C.6.13-1 specifies the mechanism for conveying the Observations that constitute the Findings of a Findings Group.
... each item of the Observations Sequence (0040,A730) shall also
contain all of the Attributes of the Relationship Module, except as noted in the following sentence. If the
Table C.13.1-1 Observation Module Attributes
Table C.6.13-1 -- Observations Module Attributes
Attribute Name Tag Type
Observations Sequence (0040,A730) 1
>Observation Class (0040,A170) 1
>Observation UID (0040,A171) 1
>Observation Date (0040,A192) 3
>Observation Time (0040,A193) 3
>Urgency or Priority (0040,A057) 3
Alerts Code Sequence
>>Include 'Code Sequence Macro' Table 8.8-1
4) a Referenced Observation denoted by Referenced Observation UID (0040,A173) and Referenced Observation Class (0040,A172) or a Referenced Findings Group denoted by Referenced Findings Group UID (0040,A022).
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