Lexicon Silent Lookup ICR (6267)

Name

Value

NUMBER

6267

IA #

6267

DATE CREATED

2015/11/17

CUSTODIAL PACKAGE

LEXICON UTILITY

USAGE

Supported

TYPE

Routine

ROUTINE

LEXA

NAME

Lexicon Silent Lookup

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Effective upon release of patch LEX*2.0*103.  Expands
upon LOOK^LEXA ICR 2950.

STATUS

Pending

KEYWORDS

LEXA
LOOK
ICD-10

DURATION

Till Otherwise Agreed

LEXA

COMPONENT/ENTRY POINT

COMPONENT DESCRIPTION

VARIABLES

LOOK(X,AP,LL,SUB,CDT,SRC,CAT,FMT)

This entry point is silent and intended to support
Graphical User Interface (GUI) development. The lookup returns an array of
information on the expressions found. The lookup includes reordering the
selection list with the most frequently used at the top, and places any exact
match at the top of the list.

VARIABLES	TYPE	VARIABLES DESCRIPTION
X	Input	Equivalent to Fileman's variable X and contains the text to search for.
AP	Input	This is the aplication or vocabulary identification and may be in the form of a name or a namespace a subset definition in the Subset Definition file (#757.2). Included in this application/vocabulary definition are a number of defaults which assist in searching the Lexicon. Defaults may include: Global root, index, filter, display, vocabulary, user default flag, overwrite user default flag, and the unresolved narrative flag. Values for this parameter can be found in either the "AN" or "AA" cross-reference of the Subset Definition file (#757.2). Examples: Application ("AN" Index) Namspace ----------- -------- Lexicon LEX Problem List GMPL ICD Diagnosis ICD CPT Procedures CPT Mental Health DSM ICD, CPT, and DSM Terminology VAC Radiology RA Vocabularies ("AA" Index) Namspace ------------ -------- Main Word Index WRD Clinical Findings Index CLF
LL	Input	This is a numeric value which controls the returning list length in the local array LEX("LIST"). The default value for this parameter when not supplied is five (5).
SUB	Input	This parameter is a mnemonic representing the subset to use during the search. These subsets are defined in the Subset Definition file (#757.2) and can be found in either the AA or AB cross-reference. The subset may have default values set that are different from the controlling application or vocabulary. Examples: Vocabularies ("AA" Index) Namspace ------------ -------- Main Word Index WRD Clinical Findings Index CLF SNOMED CT SCT Subsets ("AB" Index) Namspace ------- -------- ICD-10-CM 10D CPT-4/HCPCS CHP Encounter Forms #2 EF2 DSM-IV DSM Problem List #1 PL1
CDT	Input	This is a date in Fileman format used to check if a code is active or inactive on a specified date. If not supplied, it will default to TODAY. Only active codes can be displayed and returned during a lookup.
SRC	Input	This is a source of a vocabulary taken from the Source file #757.14. When present, only terms attributed to that source will be returned. Examples: Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System (BI-RADS) Atlas (ACR) Mammography Quality Standards Act of 1992 (MQSA) Automated Service Connected Designation (ASCD)
CAT	Input	This is the category of a source of a vocabulary taken from the Category file 757.13. When present, only terms attributed to that category will be returned. Examples: Breast Imaging Reporting and Data Systems MRI Ultrasound Mammography MRI Assessment Categories Ultrasound Assessment Categories Mammography Assessment Categories
FMT	Input	This is the preferred output format. 0 Default, Display Text LEX("LIST",1)="5019187^Mouth Breathing (ICD-10-CM R06.5)" 1 Parsed Format LEX("LIST",1)="5019187^Mouth Breathing" LEX("LIST",1,30)="R06.5^ICD-10-CM^ 521361;ICD9("
TMP	Output	^TMP temporary global arrays: ^TMP("LEXFND",$J,<freq>,<ien>) This global array contains all of the entries found during the search. The <freq> is a negative number based on the frequency of use for a given term. <ien> is the internal entry number in the Lexicon Expression file (757.01). ^TMP("LEXHIT",$J,<seq>) This global array contains the entries reviewed by the user. The Lexicon Utility reorders the list based on frequency of use and assigns a sequence number representing where on the list this entry is located.
LEX	Output	LEX("LIST") This local array contains only those entries on the list which are currently being reviewed by the user. The third parameter to the look-up defines the length of this list.