READ OF CLINICAL REMINDER INDEX (PXRMINDX)    ICR (4290)

The index is on file 55, Pharmacy Patient. The structure
is:

^PXRMINDX(55,"IP",DRUG,DFN,START.STOP,DAS)
^PXRMINDX(55,"PI",DFN,DRUG,START,STOP,DAS) where DRUG is a pointer to Drug
file, START is the starting date, and STOP is the stop date. The API to
retrieve the associated data is OEL^PSJPXRM1(DAS,.DATA). It is documented in
DBIA 3836.

The index is on file 52, Prescription file. The
structure is:

^PXRMINDX(52,"IP",DRUG,DFN,START,STOP,DAS)
^PXRMINDX(52,"PI",DFN,DRUG,START,STOP,DAS)

where DRUG is a pointer to Drug file, START is the starting date (RELEASE
DATE) and STOP is the stop date ( RELEASE DATE +  DAYS SUPPLY). The API to
retrieve the associated data is PSRX^PSOPXRM1(DAS,"ARRAY"). It is documented
in DBIA 3793.

The index is on file 100, Order file. The structure is:

^PXRMINDX(100,"IP",OI,DFN,START,STOP,DAS)
^PXRMINDX(100,"PI",DFN,OI,START,STOP,DAS) where OI is a pointer to the
Orderable Items file, START is the START DATE, and STOP is the STOP DATE. The
API to retrieve the associated data is EN^ORX8(DA).  Note that DA is the first
piece of DAS and the data is returned in the array ORUPCHK. The API is
documented in DBIA 871.

The index is on file 63, Lab Data. The structure is:

Chemistry, Hematology, other Lab Tests
^PXRMINDX(63,"IP",ITEM,DFN,DATE,DAS)
^PXRMINDX(63,"PI",DFN,ITEM,DATE,DAS)

Microbiology and Anatomic Path data have an additional index

^PXRMINDX(63,"PDI",DFN,DATE,ITEM,DAS)

where DATE is the Date/Time of collection. The structure of ITEM depends on
the type of lab data.

For Chemistry, Hematology, and other lab tests, ITEM is numeric and a pointer
to the Laboratory Test file.

For Microbiology, ITEM is of the format "M;[S T O A M];#". where the middle
section can be one of:

S is specimen (# is a pointer to the Topography [SNOMED] file) T is test (# is
a pointer to the Laboratory Test file) O is organism (# is a pointer to the
Etiology Field [SNOMED] file) A is antibiotic (# is a pointer to the
Antimicrobial Susceptibility file) M is a TB drug (# is the field number of
the TB drug - ^DD(63.39,).

For Anatomic Pathology, ITEM is of the format "A;[S T O D M E F P I];#".
where the middle section can be one of:

S is specimen (# is 1.free text value) T is test (# is a pointer to the
Laboratory Test file) O is organ/tissue (# is a pointer to the Topography
[SNOMED] file) D is disease (# is a pointer to Disease Field [SNOMED] file) M
is morphology (# is a pointer to the Morphology Field [SNOMED] file) E is
etiology (# is a pointer to the Etiology Field [SNOMED] file) F is function (#
is a pointer to the Function [SNOMED] file P is procedure (# is a pointer to
the Procedure [SNOMED] file) I is ICD9 (# is a pointer to the ICD DIAGNOSIS
file)

Microbiology and Anatomic Pathology data are stored in a complex hierarchy.
The ITEM is therefore a compound expression. This allows single elements of
data to be easily found. The DAS also depends on the type of lab data. A
chemistry test result has four semicolon pieces. Microbiology and Anatomic
Pathology can be more complex and have a much more nested structure. The API
to retrieve the associated data is LRPXRM^LRPXAPI(.DATA,DAS,ITEM). This
information should be reviewed in the context of other data associated with
the specimen. The API is documented in DBIA #? The Lab package has other APIs
that use these indexes.

The index is on file 601.2, Psych Instrument Patient.
The structure is:

^PXRMINDX(601.2,"IP",INS,DFN,DATE,DAS)
^PXRMINDX(601.2,"PI",DFN,INS,DATE,DAS)

where INS is a pointer to the MH Instrument file. The API to retrieve the
associated data is ENDAS^YTAPI10(.YSDATA,DAS). The API is documented in DBIA
#4442

The index is on file 120.5, GMV Vital Measurement. The
structure is:

^PXRMINDX(120.5, IP ,VITAL TYPE,DFN,DATE,DAS) ^PXRMINDX(120.5, PI ,DFN,VITAL
TYPE,DATE,DAS)

where VITAL TYPE is a pointer to the GMV Vital Type file. Entries that are
marked as "entered-in-error  are not indexed. The API to retrieve the
associated data is EN^GMVPXRM(.GMVDATA,DAS).

The API is documented in DBIA 3647.

The structure of the index is:

^PXRMINDX(9000010.13,"IP",ITEM,DFN,DATE,DAS)
^PXRMINDX(9000010.13,"PI",DFN,ITEM,DATE,DAS)

where item is the .01 of the Exam file, and DATE is the Visit Date.

The API to retrieve the associated date is VXAM^PXPXRM(DAS,.DATA).  The API is
documented in DBIA 4250.

The structure of the index is:

^PXRMINDX(9000010.23,"IP",ITEM,DFN,DATE,DAS)
^PXRMINDX(9000010.23,"PI",DFN,ITEM,DATE,DAS)

where item is the .01 of the Health Factor file, and DATE is the Visit Date.

The APIs to retrieve the associated date is VHF^PXPXRM(DAS,.DATA).  The API is
documented in DBIA 4250.

The structure of the index is:
^PXRMINDX(9000010.11,"IP",ITEM,DFN,DATE,DAS)
^PXRMINDX(9000010.11,"PI",DFN,ITEM,DATE,DAS)
^PXRMINDX(9000010.11,"CVX","IP",CVX_CODE,DFN,DATE,DAS)
^PXRMINDX(9000010.11,"CVX","PI",DFN,CVX_CODE,DATE,DAS)

where item is the .01 of the Immunization file, and DATE is the Event Date and
Time. If Event Date and Time is not populated, the Visit Date/Time will be
used instead.

The API to retrieve the associated date are is VIMM^PXPXRM(DAS,.DATA).  The
API is documented in DBIA 4250.

The structure of the index is:
^PXRMINDX(9000010.16,"IP",ITEM,DFN,DATE,DAS)
^PXRMINDX(9000010.16,"PI",DFN,ITEM,DATE,DAS)

where item is the .01 of the Education Topics file, and DATE is the Visit
Date.

The API to retrieve the associated date are is VPEDU^PXPXRM(DAS,.  DATA). The
API is documented in DBIA 4250.

The structure of the index is:

^PXRMINDX(9000010.12,"IP",ITEM,DFN,DATE,DAS)
^PXRMINDX(9000010.12,"PI",DFN,ITEM,DATE,DAS)

where item is the .01 of the Skin Test file, and DATE is the Visit Date.

The API to retrieve the associated date are is VSKIN^PXPXRM(DAS,.  DATA). The
API is documented in DBIA 4250.

The structure of the index is:
^PXRMINDX(9000010.18,"IP "IPP",CODE,TYPE,DFN,DATE,DAS)
^PXRMINDX(9000010.18,"PI" "PPI",DFN,TYPE,CODE,DATE,DAS)

where code is a pointer to the CPT code, TYPE is the primary procedure. DATE
is the Visit Date.

The API to retrieve the associated date are is VCPT^PXPXRM(DAS,.DATA ). The
API is documented in DBIA 4250.

The structure of the index is:
^PXRMINDX(9000010.07,"IP "IPP",CODE,TYPE,DFN,DATE,DAS)
^PXRMINDX(9000010.07,"PI" "PPI",DFN,TYPE,CODE,DATE,DAS)

where code is a pointer to the ICD9 code, TYPE is the primary/ secondary value
from the V POV file entry. DATE is the Visit Date.

The API to retrieve the associated date are is VPOVT^PXPXRM(DAS,.DATA).  The
API is documented in DBIA 4250.

The index is on file 45, PTF. Because PTF stores both
ICD 0 and ICD 9 codes, the index is structured to accommodate this.

^PXRMINDX(45, ICD0 , INP ,ICD0,DFN,DATE,NODE,DAS) ^PXRMINDX(45, ICD0 , PNI
,DFN,IDC0,DATE,NODE,DAS) ^PXRMINDX(45, ICD9 , INP ,ICD9,DFN,DATE,NODE,DAS)
^PXRMINDX(45, ICD9 , PNI ,DFN,IDC9,DATE,NODE,DAS)

where ICD0 is a pointer to the ICD Operation/Procedure file and ICD9 is a
pointer to the ICD Diagnosis file. Because ICD 0 codes are stored at 10
different locations, five on the surgery node and five on the procedure node
and ICD 9 codes are stored at 25 different locations, 10 on the discharge
node, 5 on node 71, and 10 on the movement node, the storage node information
is stored in the index. This allows quick retrieval from specific nodes. For
example, one of the ICD 9 codes is stored as DXLS, so in this case the string
"DXLS  is the node subscript. Some of the ICD 9 storage nodes have names like
secondary diagnosis 1, secondary diagnosis 2 etc, the corresponding nodes
would be D SD1, D SD1. Movement storage nodes have names like "M ICD2 . The
API to retrieve the associated data is PTF^DGPXRM(DAS,.DATA).

Note that for some of the cross-references in PTF, TYPE OF RECORD is included
in the list of fields. It is used to exclude entries whose TYPE OF RECORD is
CENSUS from the index.

The API is documented in DBIA #3817.

The index is on file 601.84, MH Administrations. The
structure is:

^PXRMINDX(601.84,"IP",INS,DFN,DATE,DAS)
^PXRMINDX(601.84,"PI",DFN,INS,DATE,DAS)

where INS is a pointer to the MH Tests and Surveys file. The API to retrieve
the associated data is ENDAS71^YTQPXRM6(.YSDATA,DAS). The API is documented in
DBIA 5043.

The structure of the index is:
^PXRMINDX(9000010.707,"PIC",DFN,IMM,CONTRA/REFUSAL,START,STOP,DAS)
^PXRMINDX(9000010.707,"PCI",DFN,CONTRA/REFUSAL,IMM,START,STOP,DAS)
^PXRMINDX(9000010.707,"ICP",IMM,CONTRA/REFUSAL,DFN,START,STOP,DAS)
^PXRMINDX(9000010.707,"CIP",CONTRA/REFUSAL,IMM,DFN,START,STOP,DAS)

where IMM is a pointer to the IMMUNIZATION file; CONTRA/REFUSAL is a variable
pointer to the IMM CONTRAINDICATION REASONS (#920.4) or IMM REFUSAL REASONS
(#920.5) files; START is the Event Date and Time, or if Event Date and Time is
not populated, the Visit Date/Time will be used instead; STOP is the Warn
Until Date, or if Warn Until Date is not populated, 9999999 will be used
instead.

The API to retrieve the associated data is VICR^PXPXRM(DAS,.DATA).  The API is
documented in DBIA 4250.

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