The Dose Range FDB Comparison Report displays the differences between the PECS FDB data and the data in the Incremental FDB Update file for the Dose Range (DR) concept.
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Only records where the Concept Type = 6 will display on the report. If the DR FDB record has not been customized, it will display on the report if the following conditions were met:
If a DR FDB record has been customized, it will display on the report if all the conditions mentioned above have been met and the active VA custom record and the PECS FDB record are cross-referenced, thus indicating that the active VA custom record was created from the FDB record.
Field | Description |
Concept ID Number | Number identifying the drug. Identifies a specific drug within a given concept type. |
Age Low in Days | Lowest patient age in days to which dosing information applies |
Age High in Days | Highest patient age in days to which dosing information applies |
Dose Route ID | Dose Route Identifier. Refers to the route of administration, which is the site or method by which a drug is administered |
Dose Type ID | Dose type identifier |
FDBDX | FDBDX type code to identify a Medical Condition |
HITTYPE | Signifies whether the dose record came from the Dosage Range Check module or the Minimum/Maximum dosing module. There are 3 possible values: 1 – Dose Range Check; 2 – Dosing Not Established For This Age Range ; 3 – Minimum/maximum dosing. HITTYPE is used to determine how to structure the dose alerts. |
Concept ID Description | Text description of the Concept ID. Also defined as the drug name. For example, the Concept ID Description is GUAIFENESIN/PHENYLPROPANOLAMINE HCL/ACETAMINOPHEN/CAFFEINE ORAL TABLET and the Concept ID is 713. |
DXID | First DataBank Medical Lexicon (FML) Disease Identifier |
Dose Low | Minimum amount to be administered per day |
Dose Low Units | Unit of measure for low dose per day |
Dose High | Highest amount to be administered per day |
Dose High Units | Unit of measure for high dose per day |
Dose Form Low | Low dose for a given dose form |
Dose Form Low Units | Unit of measure for the dose form (EA/KG/DAY) |
Dose Form High | High dose for a given dose form |
Dose Form High Units | Unit of measure for the dose form (EA/KG/DAY) |
Frequency Low | Low end of a drug’s frequency of administration per day |
Frequency High | High end of a drug’s frequency of administration per day |
Duration Low | Lowest recommended duration of therapy (in days) |
Duration High | Highest recommended duration of therapy (in days) |
Maximum Duration | Maximum recommended duration of therapy (in days) |
Maximum Single Dose | Maximum amount to be administered in a single dose |
Maximum Single Dose Units | Unit of measure for the maximum single dose |
Maximum Single Dose Form | Maximum single dose for a given form |
Maximum Single Dose Form Units | Unit of measure for the dose form (EA/KG/DAY) |
Maximum Daily Dose | Maximum amount to be administered per day |
Maximum Daily Dose Units | Unit of measure for the maximum daily dose |
Maximum Daily Dose Form | Maximum daily dose for a dose form |
Maximum Daily Dose Form Units | Unit of measure for the dose form (EA/KG/DAY) |
Maximum Lifetime Dose | Maximum amount to be administered over a patient’s lifetime, if available |
Maximum Lifetime Dose Units | Unit of measure for maximum lifetime dose |
Maximum Lifetime Dose Form | Maximum lifetime dose for a given dose form |
Maximum Lifetime Dose Form Units | Unit of measure for the dose form (EA/KG/DAY) |
Dose Rate Low | Minimum amount to be administered per dose rate (hours or minutes) |
Dose Rate Low Units | Unit of measure for low dose rate (hours or minutes) |
Dose Rate High | Highest amount to be administered per dose rate (hours or minutes) |
Dose Rate High Units | Unit of measure for high dose rate (hours or minutes) |
Dose Form Rate Low | Low dose for a given dose form rate (hours or minutes) |
Dose Form Rate Low Units | Unit of measure for the dose form rate (hours or minutes) |
Dose Form Rate High | High dose for a given dose form rate (hours or minutes) |
Dose Form Rate High Units | Unit of measure for the dose form rate (hours or minutes) |
Maximum Single Dose Rate | Maximum amount to be administered in a single dose rate (hours or minutes) |
Maximum Single Dose Rate Units | Unit of measure for the maximum single dose rate (hours or minutes) |
Maximum Single Dose Form Rate | Maximum single dose for a given dose form rate (hours or minutes) |
Maximum Single Dose Form Rate Units | Unit of measure for the dose form rate (hours or minutes) |
Maximum Daily Dose Form Rate | Maximum daily dose for a dose form rate (hours or minutes) |
Maximum Daily Dose Rate | Maximum amount to be administered per dose rate (hours or minutes) |
Maximum Daily Dose Form Rate Units | Unit of measure for the dose form rate (hours or minutes) |
Maximum Daily Dose Rate Units | Unit of measure for the maximum daily dose rate (hours or minutes) |
Max Single NTE Dose | Maximum Not-to-Exceed (NTE) amount to be administered in a single dose |
Max Single NTE Dose Unit | Unit of measure for the maximum single NTE dose |
Max Single NTE Dose Form | Maximum Unit of measure for the NTE dose form (EA/KG/DAY) |
Max Single NTE Dose Form Unit | Maximum Not-to-Exceed amount to be administered in a single dose for a given dose form |
Hepatic Impairment Indicator | Indicates that the drug’s dosing information needs to be adjusted for a patient with hepatic impairment. This flag does not differentiate between mild, moderate, and severe hepatic failure. |
Renal Impairment Indicator | Indicates whether the dosing information needs to be modified for any degree of renal impairment in the patient. |
CRCL Threshold | Lowest Creatinine Clearance (CRCL) to which dosing applies. |
CRCL Threshold Units | Unit of measure for the Creatinine Clearance (CRCL) threshold. |
Low Elimination Half Life | Low end of the drug’s half-life range |
High Elimination Half Life | High end of the drug’s half-life range. |
Half Life Units | Unit of time for the half-life range of a drug. |
Weight Required Indicator | Indicates whether weight is required for dosing. |
BSA Required Indicator | Indicates whether Body Surface Area (BSA) is required for dosing |
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