BIOU KEYPAD (149)    AUTO INSTRUMENT (62.4)

Name Value
NAME BIOU KEYPAD
METHOD URINE
OVERLAY DATA YES
PROGRAM LABIOU
NEW DATA D NEW^LASET
RESTART D RESTART^LASET
LABORATORY TESTS
  • TEST:   PH
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(450,1)
    PARAM 1:   S V=$E(Y(1),4,6)
  • TEST:   LEUCOCYTE ESTERASE, URINE
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(796,1)
    PARAM 1:   S V=$E(Y(1),34) D:V'=":" CODE S:V=":" V="TRACE"
    PARAM 3:   NEG$1+$2+$3+$4+
  • TEST:   URINE WBC/HPF
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(693,1)
    PARAM 1:   S V=$E(Y(1),24) D CODE
    PARAM 3:   NONE$1-2$3-4$5-9$10-14$15-19$20-29$30-49$50+$TNTC
  • TEST:   URINE RBC/HPF
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(694,1)
    PARAM 1:   S V=$E(Y(1),25) D CODE
    PARAM 3:   NONE$1-2$3-4$5-9$10-14$15-19$20-29$30-49$50+$TNTC
  • TEST:   SQUAMOUS EPITHELIAL
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(777,1)
    PARAM 1:   S V=$E(Y(1),26) D:V'=":" CODE S:V=":" V="TRACE"
  • TEST:   HYALINE CASTS
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(702,1)
    PARAM 1:   S V=$E(Y(1),28) D CODE
    PARAM 3:   NONE$1-2$3-4$5-9$10-14$15-19$20-29$30-49$50+$TNTC
  • TEST:   GRANULAR CASTS
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(703,1)
    PARAM 1:   S V=$E(Y(1),29) D CODE
    PARAM 3:   NONE$1-2$3-4$5-9$10-14$15-19$20-29$30-49$50+$TNTC
  • TEST:   URINE BACTERIA
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(696,1)
    PARAM 1:   S V=$E(Y(1),31) D:V'=":" CODE S:V=":" V="TRACE"
    PARAM 3:   NEG$1+$2+$3+$4+
  • TEST:   URINE MUCUS
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(697,1)
    PARAM 1:   S V=$E(Y(1),32) D:V'=":" CODE S:V=":" V="TRACE"
    PARAM 3:   NEG$1+$2+$3+$4+
  • TEST:   URINE YEAST
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(706,1)
    PARAM 1:   S V=$E(Y(1),33) D:V'=":" CODE S:V=":" V="TRACE"
    PARAM 3:   NEG$1+$2+$3+$4+
  • TEST:   OTHER
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(780,1)
    PARAM 1:   I $D(TY(200)) S V=TY(200) D:V'=":" CODE S:V=":" V="TRACE" S RMK=RMK_"CRYSTALS, "_V_"; " K V
  • TEST:   URINE PROTEIN
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(691,1)
    PARAM 1:   S V=$E(Y(1),7) D:V'=":" CODE S:V=":" V="TRACE"
    PARAM 3:   NEG$1+$2+$3+$4+
  • TEST:   OTHER
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(780,1)
    PARAM 1:   I $D(TY(7)) S RMK=RMK_"MICROSCOPIC NOT INDICATED; " K V
  • TEST:   URINE GLUCOSE
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(690,1)
    PARAM 1:   S V=$E(Y(1),8) D:V'=":" CODE S:V=":" V="TRACE"
    PARAM 3:   NEG$1+$2+$3+$4+
  • TEST:   URINE KETONES
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(689,1)
    PARAM 1:   S V=$E(Y(1),9) D:V'=":" CODE S:V=":" V="TRACE"
    PARAM 3:   NEG$1+$2+$3+$4+
  • TEST:   URINE BLOOD
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(687,1)
    PARAM 1:   S V=$E(Y(1),11) D:V'=":" CODE S:V=":" V="TRACE"
    PARAM 3:   NEG$1+$2+$3+$4+
  • TEST:   NITRITE, URINE
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(795,1)
    PARAM 1:   S V=$E(Y(1),12) D CODE
    PARAM 3:   NEG$POS
  • TEST:   COLOR
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(483,1)
    PARAM 1:   S V=$E(Y(1),15) D CODE
    PARAM 3:   NO COLOR$PALE YEL$YELLOW$LT. AMB$AMBER$ORANGE$RED$BLUE$GREEN$BROWN
  • TEST:   APPEARANCE
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(162,1)
    PARAM 1:   S V=$E(Y(1),16) D CODE
    PARAM 3:   CLEAR$SL. CLDY$CLOUDY$TURBID
  • TEST:   SPECIFIC GRAVITY
    ROUTINE STORAGE:   TV(685,1)
    PARAM 1:   S V=$E(Y(1),18,22)
ENTRY for LAGEN ROUTINE Accession cross-reference
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INTERFACE NOTES
The program LABIOU is used with the Biovation keypads with or without
If the value is ":" it is reported as "TRACE", otherwise it uses calls
the subroutine 'CODE' to determine how it is to be reported.
The value is used to select the result from a character string either
on the line CODE or in Param 3.  If Param 3 has an entry it will be used,
otherwise it uses 'None$Few$Mod$Many$Profuse$Noted' (value 0 gives a
result of 'None', 1 gives a result of 'Few', ...).
 
Example: if the value transmited is '3'
and Param 3 is Neg$30$100$300$>200
the result would be '300'.
the keypad being interfaced to a urinalysis instrument (exp. Clinitek 200).
If Param 3 did not have an entry, the result would be 'Many'.
 
Note: The '$' is used as a delimiter instead of the usual '^' to avoid
conflicting with file definitions.
 
Coded Comments:
Comments may be entered by using the test 'OTHER'.
(to enter more than one test, 'OTHER', enter it in quotes)
 
Comment without degrees:
The 1 line format should be used - model 3500b format #1.
Example (Param 1):  I $D(TY(1)) S RMK=RMK_"QUANTITY NOT SUFFICIENT; " K V
where 1 is the code for the comment 'QUANTITY NOT SUFFICIENT; '.
The code # must be <99 and may be dependent on what the instrument is
able to transmit.  The comment will string together any other comments,
hence the reason for ending the comment with a "; ".  Since a value is not
being assigned to the test 'OTHER', the variable 'V' is killed.
 
Comment with a degree:
Example:
Param 1:
Param 1 is used to extract the results for the test.  Param 3 is optional
I $D(TY(160)) S V=TY(160) D CODE S RMK=RMK_"Trip Phos Cr, "_V_"; " K V
Param 3:
$1+$2+$3+$4+
where 16 is the first 2 digits of the code for the comment 'Trip Phos Cr'
and V is the degree of the comment.
If 164 was entered, the comment would be 'Trip Phos Cr, 4+; '.
If Param 3 was not entered, the comment would be 'Trip Phos Cr, Profuse; '.
 
The field 'LOAD CHEM TESTS' should be set to 'U' if you have many comment
entries.  This will avoid possible store errors.
and may be used to define the vocabulary for reporting.
 
Example: for the test URINE PROTEIN
Param 1:  S V=$E(Y(1),7) D:V'=":" CODE S:V=":" V="TRACE"
The value is assigned the 7th character of the transmitted results.