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1 | Laboratory Technical Manual, v 5.2LABORA TORY | |
2 | TECHNICAL MANUAL | |
3 | ||
4 | Version 5. 2 | |
5 | October 19 94 | |
6 | (Revised N ovember 20 18) | |
7 | Department of Vetera ns Affairs | |
8 | Office of Informatio n and Tech nology (OI &T) | |
9 | Revision H istory | |
10 | DateRevise d PagesPat ch NumberD escription November 2 01831-32LR *5.2*508Re moved a re ference to an obsole te field a nd changed a referen ce to a sp ecimen for Mycology and Bacter iology ent ries in th e EXECUTE CODE file (#62.07). Also added an exampl e of DESCR IPTION fie ld (#6) te xt. | |
11 | G. Miller, PM; E. We aver, TWMa y 201831 | |
12 | ||
13 | 32, 43-44, 152 | |
14 | LR*5.2*476 Added topi c to descr ibe batch entry of p reliminary comments for access ions. | |
15 | Added note on FileMa n Lab Resu lts report ing, provi ded descri ption and examples, and added new routin e LRFRSLT to Routine Descripti ons. | |
16 | R. Beltran -West, PM; E. Weaver , TWFebrua ry 2018Tit le page, | |
17 | Page 186 | |
18 | File List & Descript ions, | |
19 | Page 170 & 174LR*5.2 *495Allow the entry and editin g of the n ewly creat ed field I NACTIVE DA TE (#64.91 02) in the ETIOLOGY FIELD File (#61.2). | |
20 | Included t wo new opt ions for t he Labs Mi crobiology Menu (MIM E, and MIS E). | |
21 | Included t he MLTF fi le number and descri ption to t he File Li st section . | |
22 | Mantech Mi ssion, Sol utions and Services | |
23 | NDS Develo per: D.G. | |
24 | NDS Analys t N.B.Nove mber 2016P ages 24, 3 0LR*5.2*46 5This patc h enables multidivis ional faci lities to customize the number of labels required for each s ite in LAB ORATORY TE ST File (# 60) by add ing two ne w fields t hat can be configure d for a sp ecific lab test at a specific facility: The INSTIT UTION EXTR A LABELS f ield (#60. 15,.01) an d the NUMB ER OF LABE LS subfiel d (#60.15, 1). | |
25 | L. Behunia k, PM; N. Muller, TW October 19 94Initial Version.Pr eface | |
26 | The Labora tory Techn ical Manua l has been designed to provide the Depar tment of V eterans Af fairs Medi cal Center (VAMC), I nformation Resources Managemen t Service (IRM), and the Labor atory Info rmation Ma nager (LIM ) with the necessary technical informati on require d to effic iently and effective ly impleme nt, mainta in, and ma nage Labor atory Vers ion 5.2 so ftware pac kage. | |
27 | The techni cal docume ntation pr ovides suf ficient in formation about the software p ackage for programme rs and IRM technical personnel to operat e and main tain the s oftware pa ckage with out additi onal assis tance from package D evelopers. This Tech nical Manu al was cre ated to fu lfill that requireme nt. | |
28 | Table of C ontents | |
29 | 1Introduct ion | |
30 | ||
31 | ||
32 | 3Purpose | |
33 | ||
34 | ||
35 | 3Area of A pplication | |
36 | ||
37 | ||
38 | 3Organizat ion of Man ual | |
39 | ||
40 | ||
41 | 3Functiona l Descript ion | |
42 | ||
43 | ||
44 | 4Functiona lity | |
45 | ||
46 | ||
47 | 6Laborator y Module W ork Flow | |
48 | ||
49 | ||
50 | 7Package S pecific No tations | |
51 | ||
52 | ||
53 | 9Implement ation and Maintenanc e | |
54 | ||
55 | ||
56 | 11System I ntegrity C hecks | |
57 | ||
58 | ||
59 | 11Check Fi les for In consistenc ies [LRCHK FILES] | |
60 | ||
61 | ||
62 | 14Laborato ry Package Routine I ntegrity M enu | |
63 | ||
64 | ||
65 | 14Lab Rout ine Integr ity Menu | |
66 | ||
67 | ||
68 | 15[LR Inte grity Loop ] | |
69 | ||
70 | ||
71 | 15[LR Inte grity Load ] | |
72 | ||
73 | ||
74 | 15[LR Inte grity Sing le] | |
75 | ||
76 | ||
77 | 16File Edi ting | |
78 | ||
79 | ||
80 | 17Other La boratory C onfigurabl e Files | |
81 | ||
82 | ||
83 | 19Laborato ry Files N ot to be E dited | |
84 | ||
85 | ||
86 | 20New Data Names | |
87 | ||
88 | ||
89 | 20Add a Ne w Data Nam e Using a Option | |
90 | ||
91 | ||
92 | 21Add a Ne w Data Nam e Using VA FileMan | |
93 | ||
94 | ||
95 | 22File Str ucture/Int eraction | |
96 | ||
97 | ||
98 | 24Editing the Files | |
99 | ||
100 | ||
101 | 25General Laboratory | |
102 | ||
103 | ||
104 | 26Laborato ry Securit y Keys | |
105 | ||
106 | ||
107 | 27Workload Recording | |
108 | ||
109 | ||
110 | 29Lab Labe ls | |
111 | ||
112 | ||
113 | 31Batch En try of Pre liminary C omments fo r Accessio ns | |
114 | ||
115 | ||
116 | 32Microfic he of Path Reports | |
117 | ||
118 | ||
119 | 33Cumulati ve Report | |
120 | ||
121 | ||
122 | 33Further Cumulative Functiona lity (Vers ion 5.2) | |
123 | ||
124 | ||
125 | 38TaskMana ger | |
126 | ||
127 | ||
128 | 39Device P arameters | |
129 | ||
130 | ||
131 | 39Initiali ze LAC Glo bals & X R eferences [LRAC INIT IALIZE] | |
132 | ||
133 | ||
134 | 40Interim Reports | |
135 | ||
136 | ||
137 | 41Tasking the Interi m | |
138 | ||
139 | ||
140 | 41Batched Interim | |
141 | ||
142 | ||
143 | 45FileMan Lab Result s Reportin g | |
144 | ||
145 | ||
146 | 47Instrume ntation an d Interfac ing | |
147 | ||
148 | ||
149 | 49Supervis ors/Choose rs of Inst rumentatio n | |
150 | ||
151 | ||
152 | 50Load/Wor k Lists | |
153 | ||
154 | ||
155 | 51Instrume nt Data Fl ow | |
156 | ||
157 | ||
158 | 53Automate d Instrume nt Interfa cing | |
159 | ||
160 | ||
161 | 54Automate d Instrume nt Data Fl ow | |
162 | ||
163 | ||
164 | 55AUTO INS TRUMENT fi le (#62.4) Fields Li st | |
165 | ||
166 | ||
167 | 57AUTO INS TRUMENT fi le (#62.4) Fields De scription | |
168 | ||
169 | ||
170 | 61Bidirect ional Comm unications | |
171 | ||
172 | ||
173 | 62Handshak e Routines (Bi-direc tional) | |
174 | ||
175 | ||
176 | 62Processi ng Routine | |
177 | ||
178 | ||
179 | 63Download Routine | |
180 | ||
181 | ||
182 | 63Bidirect ional Rela ted Fields | |
183 | ||
184 | ||
185 | 65Version 2 LSI Epro m Installa tion | |
186 | ||
187 | ||
188 | 70LSI Wire Wrapping | |
189 | ||
190 | ||
191 | 72Other LS I Chip Inf ormation | |
192 | ||
193 | ||
194 | 74Wiring D iagrams an d Pin Defi nitions fo r Automate d Instrume nts | |
195 | ||
196 | ||
197 | 74Automate d Instrume nt Interfa ce Specifi cations | |
198 | ||
199 | ||
200 | 76Automate d Instrume nts Interf ace | |
201 | ||
202 | ||
203 | 77Interfac ing .i.Pin Definitio ns | |
204 | ||
205 | ||
206 | 77LSI .i.I nterface T esting | |
207 | ||
208 | ||
209 | 77Checklis t for Inst rument Int erface | |
210 | ||
211 | ||
212 | 78Instrume nt Interfa ce Trouble shooting | |
213 | ||
214 | ||
215 | 82LAPORTX X Routine | |
216 | ||
217 | ||
218 | 82LAPX Ro utine | |
219 | ||
220 | ||
221 | 82Instrume nt Routine s | |
222 | ||
223 | ||
224 | 88^LA & ^L AH Global Descriptio ns | |
225 | ||
226 | ||
227 | 88Justific ation and Descriptio ns | |
228 | ||
229 | ||
230 | 88Descript ion of ^LA Global | |
231 | ||
232 | ||
233 | 88Descript ion of ^LA H Global | |
234 | ||
235 | ||
236 | 89VAX Exam ple of Dev ice Setup | |
237 | ||
238 | ||
239 | 91Example of How to Define the .i.Echo D evice | |
240 | ||
241 | ||
242 | 92Bar Code Readers ( Blood Bank Module) | |
243 | ||
244 | ||
245 | 93Bar Code Labels | |
246 | ||
247 | ||
248 | 94Implemen tation for the .i.OT C 800 Prin ter | |
249 | ||
250 | ||
251 | 96Implemen tation for .i.Interm ec 8646 Pr inter | |
252 | ||
253 | ||
254 | 98MicroSca n Interfac e | |
255 | ||
256 | ||
257 | 98Implemen tation | |
258 | ||
259 | ||
260 | 100MicroSc an Mainfra me Interfa ce Version 19.02 Sof tware | |
261 | ||
262 | ||
263 | 108The Upl oad | |
264 | ||
265 | ||
266 | 110The Dow nload | |
267 | ||
268 | ||
269 | 112VITEK I nterface | |
270 | ||
271 | ||
272 | 112VITEK I nterface I nstruction s | |
273 | ||
274 | ||
275 | 129Trouble shooting f or VITEK | |
276 | ||
277 | ||
278 | 132Printou t A | |
279 | ||
280 | ||
281 | 133Printou t B | |
282 | ||
283 | ||
284 | 135Printou t C | |
285 | ||
286 | ||
287 | 136Printou t D | |
288 | ||
289 | ||
290 | 138Printou t E | |
291 | ||
292 | ||
293 | 141Interfa ce Guide f or OE/RR P ackage | |
294 | ||
295 | ||
296 | 145Routine Descripti ons | |
297 | ||
298 | ||
299 | 167OE/RR R outines | |
300 | ||
301 | ||
302 | 169Callabl e Routines | |
303 | ||
304 | ||
305 | 171Support ed Referen ces | |
306 | ||
307 | ||
308 | 171Entry P oint Refer ences | |
309 | ||
310 | ||
311 | 175File Li st and Des criptions | |
312 | ||
313 | ||
314 | 177File Li st | |
315 | ||
316 | ||
317 | 179Brief F ile Descri ptions | |
318 | ||
319 | ||
320 | 185Exporte d Options | |
321 | ||
322 | ||
323 | 187Laborat ory Option s List | |
324 | ||
325 | ||
326 | 198Distrib ution of M enus | |
327 | ||
328 | ||
329 | 198Menus w ith .i.Ent ry or Exit Action | |
330 | ||
331 | ||
332 | 199Securit y Keys | |
333 | ||
334 | ||
335 | 200Individ ual Module Requireme nts/Concer ns | |
336 | ||
337 | ||
338 | 200Anatomi c Patholog y | |
339 | ||
340 | ||
341 | 200Blood B ank | |
342 | ||
343 | ||
344 | 200Chemist ry/Immunol ogy | |
345 | ||
346 | ||
347 | 200Microbi ology | |
348 | ||
349 | ||
350 | 201Phlebot omy | |
351 | ||
352 | ||
353 | 201LRTASK Options | |
354 | ||
355 | ||
356 | 203Cross R eferences | |
357 | ||
358 | ||
359 | 215Purging and Archi ving | |
360 | ||
361 | ||
362 | 217Force C umulative Data to Pe rmanent Pa ge [LRAC F ORCE] | |
363 | ||
364 | ||
365 | 219Purge O ld Orders and Access ions [LROC ] | |
366 | ||
367 | ||
368 | 220Archive of LAB DA TA file (# 63) | |
369 | ||
370 | ||
371 | 220Archive Options | |
372 | ||
373 | ||
374 | 221Search for Lab Da ta to Arch ive | |
375 | ||
376 | ||
377 | 221Write D ata to Off -Line Medi a | |
378 | ||
379 | ||
380 | 221Clear d ata from t he LAR glo bal | |
381 | ||
382 | ||
383 | 221Read Da ta from Of f-Line Med ia | |
384 | ||
385 | ||
386 | 221Purge D ata Found in the Sea rch Option | |
387 | ||
388 | ||
389 | 221Find Pa tient’s Ar chived Dat a | |
390 | ||
391 | ||
392 | 221Convert Archived LR Data | |
393 | ||
394 | ||
395 | 221Restore Archived Data to LR Global | |
396 | ||
397 | ||
398 | 223Externa l Relation s | |
399 | ||
400 | ||
401 | 225Externa l Referenc ed Files a nd Fields | |
402 | ||
403 | ||
404 | 226Externa l Routines | |
405 | ||
406 | ||
407 | 226Externa l Variable s | |
408 | ||
409 | ||
410 | 226Require d Software | |
411 | ||
412 | ||
413 | 227DBA Int egration A greements | |
414 | ||
415 | ||
416 | 229Laborat ory as a S ubscriber | |
417 | ||
418 | ||
419 | 251Interna l Relation s | |
420 | ||
421 | ||
422 | 253Stand A lone Menus | |
423 | ||
424 | ||
425 | 255Package -wide Vari ables | |
426 | ||
427 | ||
428 | 259Committ ee (SACC) Exemptions | |
429 | ||
430 | ||
431 | 263On-line Documenta tion | |
432 | ||
433 | ||
434 | 265File Nu mber Range s | |
435 | ||
436 | ||
437 | 265Namespa cing | |
438 | ||
439 | ||
440 | 265Special Templates | |
441 | ||
442 | ||
443 | 265On-Line Help Usin g Kernel | |
444 | ||
445 | ||
446 | 266On-line Help From Your Term inal Scree n | |
447 | ||
448 | ||
449 | 267How To Print Data Dictionar ies | |
450 | ||
451 | ||
452 | 269Global Journaling | |
453 | ||
454 | ||
455 | 273Mapping Routines | |
456 | ||
457 | ||
458 | 277Glossar y | |
459 | ||
460 | ||
461 | 303Appendi x A | |
462 | ||
463 | ||
464 | 313Index | |
465 | ||
466 | ||
467 | ||
468 | ||
469 | INTRODUCTI ON | |
470 | TC "Intr oduction" \l 1 | |
471 | Introducti on | |
472 | Purpose TC "Purpose " \l 2 | |
473 | The purpos e of the L aboratory Technical Manual is to provide the Depar tment of V eterans Af fairs Medi cal Center (VAMC), I nformation Resource Management Service ( IRM), and Laboratory Informati on Manager (LIM) wit h a techni cal descri ption of t he Lab pac kage setup , special capabiliti es, files, security, routines, globals, and data d ictionarie s. Familia rity with the fundam entals of MUMPS, VA FileManage r, Laborat ory User M anual, Blo od Bank Us er Manual, Anatomic Pathology User Manua l, and the Planning and Implem entation G uide is as sumed. | |
474 | Area of Ap plication TC "Area of Applica tion" \l 3 | |
475 | The Labora tory V. 5. 2 package covers eve ry functio nal area o f the Clin ical Labor atory: | |
476 | • | |
477 | Anatomic P athology | |
478 | • | |
479 | Results Re porting | |
480 | • | |
481 | Blood Bank | |
482 | • | |
483 | Serology | |
484 | • | |
485 | Chemistry | |
486 | • | |
487 | Surgical P athology | |
488 | • | |
489 | Coagulatio n | |
490 | • | |
491 | Test Acces sioning/Or dering | |
492 | • | |
493 | Hematology | |
494 | • | |
495 | Toxicology | |
496 | • | |
497 | Microbiolo gy | |
498 | • | |
499 | Urinalysis | |
500 | • | |
501 | Phlebotomy | |
502 | • | |
503 | Auto Instr ument | |
504 | • | |
505 | Quality Co ntrol | |
506 | • | |
507 | Workload R ecording | |
508 | Organizati on of Manu al TC "Or ganization of Manual " \l 3 | |
509 | This manua l is organ ized into major chap ters plus an Introdu ction and a Glossary for the c omplete gu ide. The c hapters re present fu nctional c ontent are as or issu es to be a ddressed i n package implementa tion and m aintenance . | |
510 | Other manu als releva nt to the Laboratory package a re: | |
511 | • | |
512 | Anatomic P athology U ser Manual | |
513 | VA FileMan ager Progr ammer Manu al | |
514 | • | |
515 | Blood Bank User Manu al | |
516 | Users Guid e To Compu ting | |
517 | • | |
518 | Laboratory User Manu al | |
519 | MailMan Us er Manual | |
520 | • | |
521 | Laboratory Technical Manual | |
522 | Kernel Sys tems Manua l | |
523 | • | |
524 | Laboratory Planning and Implem entation G uide | |
525 | • | |
526 | VA FileMan ager User Manual | |
527 | • | |
528 | Kernel Tec hnical Man ual | |
529 | Functional Descripti on TC "Fu nctional D escription " \l 3 | |
530 | • | |
531 | What is th e Laborato ry Package ? | |
532 | The Labora tory packa ge is part of the in tegrated D ecentraliz ed Hospita l Computer Program ( DHCP) Core Package a nd a clini cally orie nted syste m designed to provid e data to health car e provider s as well as to othe r health c are person nel. Its p rimary fun ction is t o assist t he Patholo gy & Labor atory Medi cine Servi ce in mana ging and a utomating the worklo ad and rep orting pro cess. The Laboratory package i ncludes so ftware for all major functiona l areas; s elected ex amples of software m odules are illustrat ed in this section. | |
533 | Who does t he Laborat ory packag e serve? | |
534 | Health Car e Provider s/Other He alth Care Providers: | |
535 | The Labora tory packa ge is a cl inically o riented ap plication, designed to provide data to h ealth care providers as well a s to other health ca re personn el. For th is reason, it is a m ultifacete d package with many spins off advantages for other hospital services. Its primar y function is to ass ist the Pa thology & Laboratory Medicine Service in managing and automa ting workl oad genera ted by the Medical C enter prim ary missio n. | |
536 | Who can us e the Labo ratory Pac kage and f or what pu rpose? | |
537 | The Health Care Prov ider: | |
538 | The Labora tory packa ge provide s a method for Healt h Care Pro viders to place requ ests into the system for colle ction and analysis o f patient’ s specimen s. It also provides a means of tracking work activ ities to c ompletion and report ing. When results be come avail able, user s may view the resul ts in a va riety of f ormats. | |
539 | The Clinic al Patholo gy & Labor atory Medi cine Servi ce: | |
540 | The packag e provides methods o f identify ing and pr ocessing w orkload. | |
541 | Test resul t values a re accepte d from man ual input and/or aut omated ins truments a nd test da ta is disp layed for review bef ore verifi cation. | |
542 | After veri fication, the result s may be a utomatical ly distrib uted to ap propriate locations throughout the insti tution. | |
543 | Data is pr ovided for managemen t reports and admini strative s upport. | |
544 | What are t he benefit s of the L aboratory Package? | |
545 | Lab test i nformation is more a ccurate, t imely, and accessibl e. | |
546 | Status of orders is more acces sible to l ab and hos pital pers onnel. | |
547 | Abnormal a nd critica l values c an be flag ged to ass ist in ver ification and review of data. | |
548 | Quality co ntrol data can be co llected, a utomatical ly perform ed, and re ported. | |
549 | Delta chec ks can be made on a series of data to es tablish tr ends or si gnificant clinical v ariations in value. | |
550 | Functional ity TC "F unctionali ty" \l 3 | |
551 | Phlebotomy /Ordering | |
552 | Supports w ard order entry. | |
553 | Reports st atus and t ransaction s of tests . | |
554 | Prints col lection li sts/labels . | |
555 | Tracks the laborator y accessio n numbers and order numbers. | |
556 | Provides m aximum ord ering freq uency (num ber per da y, daily, user defin ed | |
557 | limits). | |
558 | Flag dupli cate order s. | |
559 | Processes special wa rd instruc tions at t ime of ord ering. | |
560 | Specimen P rocessing | |
561 | Provides w orklists b y urgency and access ion number (instrume nt-specifi c). | |
562 | Produces i ncomplete lists. | |
563 | Produces w orkload/da ta capture reports. | |
564 | Produces r eview list s for veri fication o f data. | |
565 | Verificati on/Release of Data | |
566 | Provides D elta Check s, flaggin g high/low /critical results. | |
567 | Provides c ustomized input chec king. | |
568 | Provides a utomatic c alculation s (e.g., L DL). | |
569 | Supports r eview/veri fication b y group or individua ls accessi ons. | |
570 | Unidirecti onal and B i-directio nal Auto I nstrument Support. | |
571 | Reports | |
572 | Produces s upervisory managemen t reports, audit tra il reports , system i ntegrity r eports, qu ality assu rance, and utilizati on review reports. | |
573 | Produces d ischarge s ummaries a nd cumulat ive and di screte epi sode repor ts. | |
574 | Produces a utomatic t ransmissio n of data at time of verificat ion to the ordering location. | |
575 | Provides q uality con trol. | |
576 | Provides s earch capa bilities ( SNOMED cri ticals, HI -LO). | |
577 | Provides A ntimicrobi al Trend R eports. | |
578 | Provides I nfection C ontrol Rep orts. | |
579 | Provides H ealth Depa rtment Rep orts. | |
580 | Provides m ultiple re ports of m icrobial i nterpretat ion. | |
581 | Provides s earches fo r cytologi cal agents with defi ned antimi crobial pa tterns. | |
582 | Laboratory Module Wo rk Flow XE "Laborat ory Module Work Flow " | |
583 | ||
584 | TC "Labo ratory Mod ule Work F low" \l 3 | |
585 | ||
586 | ||
587 | Package Sp ecific Not ations TC "Package Specific N otations" \l 3 | |
588 | This secti on describ es notes a nd warning s used to indicate u ser respon ses. | |
589 | Warning Sy mbol XE " Warning Sy mbol" | |
590 | *WARNING: The warnin g symbol i ndicates t hat the ac tion to be performed is critic al. | |
591 | Note Box X E "Note B ox" | |
592 | NOTE: | |
593 | The note b ox indicat es that a special ac tion may b e recommen ded or req uired. | |
594 | IMPLEMENTA TION AND M AINTENANCE | |
595 | TC "Impl ementation and Maint enance" \l 1 | |
596 | Implementa tion and M aintenance | |
597 | System Int egrity Che cks XE "S ystem Inte grity Chec ks" | |
598 | ||
599 | TC "Syst em Integri ty Checks" \l 2 | |
600 | Check File s for Inco nsistencie s [LRCHKFI LES] XE " Check File s for Inco nsistencie s [LRCHKFI LES]" | |
601 | ||
602 | TC "Chec k Files fo r Inconsis tencies [L RCHKFILES] " \l 3 | |
603 | This optio n includes the check from Chec k Patient and Lab da ta Cross P ointers [L RCKPTR] op tion plus additional checks on potential inconsist encies in various fi les. The f ollowing i s a list o f some of the messag es, which might be g enerated i f there ar e discrepa ncies or p roblems. T here are s everal rou tines that run when this optio n is calle d up. This option is most usef ul when yo u are init ially sett ing up you r files. | |
604 | NOTE: Only the first 20 errors are total ed for the section, but a tota l error co unt is pro vided with the group . | |
605 | Messages: Messages a re labeled either: F (fatal) o r W (warni ng). | |
606 | NOTES: | |
607 | • | |
608 | Messages a re labeled either F (fatal) or W (warnin g). | |
609 | • | |
610 | Fatal indi cates pote ntial prob lems with various so ftware fun ctions. Co nsult your Regional ISC if nec essary. | |
611 | • | |
612 | Warning is not criti cal, and u nder most situations can be ig nored. How ever, if y ou are exp eriencing problems w ith a part icular ite m, please investigat e. Consult your resp ective ISC if uncert ain of the impact. | |
613 | From File #60: The u ser can ch oose not t o check te sts that a re defined as NEITHE R in the T YPE field when the o ption is s elected. | |
614 | ||
615 | ||
616 | F | |
617 | - | |
618 | A test can NOT be At omic and C osmic at t he same ti me. | |
619 | ||
620 | ||
621 | W | |
622 | - | |
623 | Atomic tes t has no s ite/specim en; theref ore no uni ts or rang e | |
624 | ||
625 | ||
626 | F | |
627 | - | |
628 | Test MUST have a HIG HEST URGEN CY value | |
629 | ||
630 | ||
631 | F | |
632 | - | |
633 | The data n ame field must be re -entered t o set up l ocation an d field | |
634 | ||
635 | ||
636 | F | |
637 | - | |
638 | BAD Data n ame | |
639 | ||
640 | ||
641 | F | |
642 | - | |
643 | Needs a pr int name e ntered | |
644 | ||
645 | ||
646 | W | |
647 | - | |
648 | Does not h ave a prin t order | |
649 | ||
650 | ||
651 | F | |
652 | - | |
653 | BAD pointe r to the A CCESSION f ile (#68) | |
654 | ||
655 | ||
656 | F | |
657 | - | |
658 | BAD lab co llection s ample poin ter to the COLLECTIO N SAMPLE f ile (#62) | |
659 | ||
660 | ||
661 | F | |
662 | - | |
663 | BAD pointe r to the P ROCEDURE f ile (#61.5 ) | |
664 | ||
665 | ||
666 | F | |
667 | - | |
668 | BAD Edit c ode pointe r to the E XECUTE COD E file (#6 2.07) | |
669 | ||
670 | ||
671 | F | |
672 | - | |
673 | BAD Batch data code pointer to the EXECU TE CODE fi le (#62.07 ) | |
674 | ||
675 | ||
676 | F | |
677 | - | |
678 | BAD pointe r in panel | |
679 | ||
680 | ||
681 | F | |
682 | - | |
683 | Test is on its own p anel (infi nite loop) | |
684 | ||
685 | ||
686 | F | |
687 | - | |
688 | BAD entry in Specime n/Site sub file | |
689 | ||
690 | ||
691 | F | |
692 | - | |
693 | BAD Specim en/Site su bfile poin ter to TOP OGRAPHY FI ELD file ( #61) | |
694 | ||
695 | ||
696 | F | |
697 | - | |
698 | BAD type o f DELTA CH ECKS file (#62.1) po inter | |
699 | ||
700 | ||
701 | F | |
702 | - | |
703 | BAD collec tion sampl e pointer to COLLECT ION SAMPLE file (#62 ) | |
704 | ||
705 | ||
706 | F | |
707 | - | |
708 | BAD requir ed comment pointer t o EXECUTE CODE file (#62.07) | |
709 | From File #68: | |
710 | ||
711 | ||
712 | F | |
713 | - | |
714 | Missing th e LR subsc ript | |
715 | ||
716 | ||
717 | W | |
718 | - | |
719 | Missing th e print or der | |
720 | ||
721 | ||
722 | F | |
723 | - | |
724 | Has no abb reviation | |
725 | ||
726 | ||
727 | F | |
728 | - | |
729 | BAD common accession # pointer to the AC CESSION fi le (#68) | |
730 | ||
731 | ||
732 | F | |
733 | - | |
734 | BAD access ion transf orm pointe r to the E XECUTE COD E file (#6 2.07) | |
735 | ||
736 | ||
737 | F | |
738 | - | |
739 | Accession transform field and EXECUTE CO DE file (# 62.07) not match | |
740 | ||
741 | ||
742 | F | |
743 | - | |
744 | BAD verifi cation cod e pointer to the EXE CUTE CODE file (#62. 07) | |
745 | ||
746 | ||
747 | F | |
748 | - | |
749 | Verificati on code an d EXECUTE CODE file (#62.07) d on’t match | |
750 | ||
751 | ||
752 | F | |
753 | - | |
754 | Does not h ave an acc ession | |
755 | ||
756 | ||
757 | W | |
758 | - | |
759 | Does not h ave an ord er number | |
760 | ||
761 | ||
762 | F | |
763 | - | |
764 | Does not h ave an Ord er on file | |
765 | ||
766 | ||
767 | F | |
768 | - | |
769 | BAD pointe r to test LABORATORY TEST file (#60) | |
770 | ||
771 | ||
772 | F | |
773 | - | |
774 | BAD pointe r to URGEN CY file (# 62.05) | |
775 | ||
776 | ||
777 | F | |
778 | - | |
779 | BAD pointe r to the s pecimen CO LLECTION S AMPLE file (#62) | |
780 | ||
781 | ||
782 | F | |
783 | - | |
784 | BAD pointe r to COLLE CTION SAMP LE file (# 62) | |
785 | ||
786 | ||
787 | F | |
788 | - | |
789 | BAD instru ment point er to the AUTO INSTR UMENT file (#62.4) | |
790 | ||
791 | ||
792 | F | |
793 | - | |
794 | BAD contro l name poi nter to th e LAB CONT ROL NAME f ile (#62.3 ) | |
795 | From File #69: | |
796 | ||
797 | ||
798 | F | |
799 | - | |
800 | Entry LRDF N in ^LR(i s missing | |
801 | ||
802 | ||
803 | F | |
804 | - | |
805 | Does not h ave an ORD ER number | |
806 | ||
807 | ||
808 | F | |
809 | - | |
810 | BAD pointe r to COLLE CTION SAMP LE file (# 62) | |
811 | ||
812 | ||
813 | F | |
814 | - | |
815 | BAD pointe r to the U SER file ( #) | |
816 | ||
817 | ||
818 | F | |
819 | - | |
820 | BAD pointe r to the L ABORATORY TEST file (#60) | |
821 | ||
822 | ||
823 | F | |
824 | - | |
825 | BAD pointe r to the U RGENCY fil e (#62.05) | |
826 | ||
827 | ||
828 | F | |
829 | - | |
830 | BAD pointe r to the A CCESSION f ile (#68) | |
831 | ||
832 | ||
833 | F | |
834 | - | |
835 | BAD pointe r to the s pecimen TO POGRAPHY f ile (#61) | |
836 | From File #s 68.2 an d 62.4 | |
837 | ||
838 | ||
839 | F | |
840 | - | |
841 | MISSING ZE RO NODE | |
842 | ||
843 | ||
844 | F | |
845 | - | |
846 | Has duplic ate routin e entry | |
847 | ||
848 | ||
849 | F | |
850 | - | |
851 | SYSTEM mus t have a d evice to g et the dat a from | |
852 | ||
853 | ||
854 | F | |
855 | - | |
856 | Has no pro gram name. This will prevent d ata proces sing | |
857 | ||
858 | ||
859 | F | |
860 | - | |
861 | Must have a Load/Wor k List ent ry | |
862 | ||
863 | ||
864 | F | |
865 | - | |
866 | Enter a nu mber that has a BAD test point er | |
867 | ||
868 | ||
869 | W | |
870 | - | |
871 | A sequence /batch sho uld have 0 cups/tray | |
872 | ||
873 | ||
874 | F | |
875 | - | |
876 | BAD pointe r in the L OAD transf orm field | |
877 | ||
878 | ||
879 | F | |
880 | - | |
881 | BAD pointe r in the I NITIAL set up field | |
882 | ||
883 | ||
884 | F | |
885 | - | |
886 | Does not h ave a prof ile define d | |
887 | ||
888 | ||
889 | F | |
890 | - | |
891 | Has a BAD test point er | |
892 | ||
893 | ||
894 | F | |
895 | - | |
896 | At least o ne test of the panel must NOT be build n ame only | |
897 | ||
898 | ||
899 | F | |
900 | - | |
901 | BAD access ion area p ointer | |
902 | All of the F or W me ssages giv e you a pl ace to sta rt looking within ea ch file me ntioned; m ost of the m you can fix by mak ing requir ed field c hanges. So me will ha ve to be f ixed by us ing some o f the util ity functi ons of VA FileMan or re-cross- referencin g certain fields wit hin files. If the “f ix” is not evident t o you, ask your ISC for help. | |
903 | You should run this check ever y three mo nths and a fter any u nscheduled downtimes . | |
904 | Check Pati ent and La b Data Cro ss Pointer s [LRCKPTR ] | |
905 | This optio n should p robably be run on so me kind of routine b asis (mont hly would probably b e more tha n adequate ). This co uld be par t of a lab oratory qu ality assu rance prog ram to ver ify the in ternal con sistency o f the labo ratory dat a files. T he program goes thro ugh each f ile to see if there is an LR p ointer. If there is, it then l ooks to se e if that pointer is correct. The progra m then goe s through the lab da ta file to see what file is be ing pointe d to and m akes sure there is a correspon ding entry in that f ile. | |
906 | Laboratory Package R outine Int egrity Men u TC "Lab oratory Pa ckage Rout ine Integr ity Menu" \l 2 | |
907 | Lab Routin e Integrit y Menu XE "Lab Rout ine Integr ity Menu" | |
908 | ||
909 | TC "Lab Routine In tegrity Me nu" \l 3 | |
910 | This menu option is designed f or IRM Sit e Managers to provid e the mean s to load LR ROUTINE INTEGRITY CHECKER f ile (#69.9 1) with da ta after p ackage ins tallation and provid e a method to view d ata on a s ingle rout ine. It lo ops throug h the File #69.91 to determine if any ro utines hav e been cha nged/edite d. Lab Rou tine Integ rity [LR I NTEGRITY] menu is co mposed of three opti ons: | |
911 | LR Integri ty Load | |
912 | LR Integri ty Loop | |
913 | LR Integri ty Single | |
914 | This menu is also de signed for support p ersons to determine the integr ity of the laborator y routines , by deter mining the routine s ize and th e ASCII va lue of the character s which ar e in the r outine. By using the se values you can de termine: | |
915 | If the rou tine has b een altere d or edite d. | |
916 | The size o f the rout ine (used in determi ning routi ne map spa ce.) | |
917 | A double-c heck on pa tch applic ation. (Th is is not foolproof. ) | |
918 | The total number of routines ( excluding all INITs) . | |
919 | Options wh ich have b een delete d or renam ed. These are used i n the post INITs. | |
920 | NOTES: | |
921 | LR ROUTINE INTEGRITY CHECKER f ile (#69.9 1) is base d upon ver sions. If a version is no long er in use, that vers ion can be deleted f rom the fi le. | |
922 | The Lab Ro utine Inte grity [LR INTEGRITY] menu is d istributed on the La b liaison [LRLIAISON ] menu. | |
923 | You must d elete all INITs befo re loading these rou tines. | |
924 | This file is not exp orted with routines. The site must load the routin es into th e global/f ile. Optio n LR Integ rity Load is provide d for that purpose. | |
925 | Loop thru LR Integri ty XE "Lo op thru LR Integrity " [LR Int egrity Loo p] TC "[L R Integrit y Loop]" \ l 3 | |
926 | This optio n will loo p through the entire LR ROUTIN E INTEGRIT Y CHECKER file (#69. 91) to det ermine if any of the loaded ro utines in the file h ave been c hanged or edited. | |
927 | Load Integ rity File XE "Load Integrity File" [LR Integrity Load] TC "[LR Inte grity Load ]" \l 3 | |
928 | This optio n will loa d the LR R OUTINE INT EGRITY CHE CKER file (#69.91) w ith lab ro utines tha t have the correct v ersion num ber in the second li ne. Those routines t hat do not match (e. g., LRINIT s) will no t be loade d. | |
929 | The option should be done as s oon as pos sible. Use rs can be logged on during thi s process. | |
930 | If there a re local r outines in the LRZ n amespace a nd you wis h these to be includ ed in the LR ROUTINE INTEGRITY CHECKER f ile (#69.9 1), they m ust have t he correct second li ne format and versio n number. | |
931 | Second lin e format | |
932 | ;;xx.xx;LA B SERVICE; **pn**;dat e/time | |
933 | where xx.x x=Version Number | |
934 | pn=Patch N umber | |
935 | Check a Si ngle Routi ne Size XE "Check a Single Ro utine Size " [LR Int egrity Sin gle] TC "[LR Integ rity Singl e] " \l 3 | |
936 | This optio n allows y ou to revi ew stored data about a single routine. A fter enter ing the ro utine name , the opti on will sh ow you the current d ata and co mpare this data with values st ored in LR ROUTINE I NTEGRITY C HECKER fil e (#69.91) . It then indicates if the rou tine has b een change d/edited. | |
937 | This optio n will als o allow yo u to deter mine if a patch has been appli ed correct ly. To get a complet e listing, use the V A FileMan Print opti on. | |
938 | File Editi ng XE "Ed iting" | |
939 | ||
940 | TC "File Editing" \l 2 | |
941 | The Labora tory Infor mation Man ager can p erform edi ting file entries if they have VA FileMa n access. File attri butes gene rally cann ot be edit ed. | |
942 | There are certain fi les and or fields, w hich requi re great c aution whe n editing or enterin g data. So me of thes e fields m ay contain mumps cod es. A File Man access code of p rogrammer is require d to edit these file s/fields. The assign ment of pr ogrammer a ccess code s is a loc al issue. Therefore, certain f iles and f ields may not be acc essible by the LIM. | |
943 | NOTE: | |
944 | Deletion f rom most f iles is st rongly dis couraged. It can be done in ce rtain inst ances, but use cauti on. If the re is any uncertaint y, do not delete ent ries until advised b y your Reg ional ISC. | |
945 | If file en tries are edited (ei ther initi ally or af ter system implement ation), th ey must be done in t his order: | |
946 | TOPOGRAPHY FIELD fil e (#61) | |
947 | COLLECTION SAMPLE fi le (#62) | |
948 | ACCESSION file (#68) | |
949 | LAB DATA f ile (#63) | |
950 | LABORATORY TEST file (#60) | |
951 | ACCESSION TEST GROUP file (#62 .6) | |
952 | LABORATORY SITE file (#69.9) | |
953 | It is reco mmended th at before adding ent ries to th e above fi les, you r un Check F iles for I nconsisten cies [LRCH KFILES] op tion to fi nd any inc onsistenci es. Correc t any fata l response s listed. When this is complet ed, you wi ll be read y to add n ew entries . | |
954 | After the above file s are fini shed, othe r files ma y be chang ed in any order. The above sev en files m ust be cha nged in th at order b ecause of the interd ependence of the fil es. | |
955 | Other Labo ratory Con figurable Files TC "Other Lab oratory Co nfigurable Files" \l 3 | |
956 | MORPHOLOGY FIELD fil e (#61.1) | |
957 | ETIOLOGY F IELD file (#61.2) | |
958 | FUNCTION F IELD file (#61.3) | |
959 | DISEASE FI ELD file ( #61.4) | |
960 | PROCEDURE FIELD file (#61.5) | |
961 | OCCUPATION FIELD fil e (#61.6) | |
962 | URGENCY fi le (#62.05 ) | |
963 | ANTIMICROB IAL SUSCEP TIBILITY f ile (#62.0 6) | |
964 | EXECUTE CO DE file (# 62.07) | |
965 | DELTA CHEC KS file (# 62.1) | |
966 | LAB SECTIO N file (#6 2.2) | |
967 | LAB CONTRO L NAME fil e (#62.3) | |
968 | AUTO INSTR UMENT file (#62.4) | |
969 | LAB DESCRI PTIONS fil e (#62.5) | |
970 | AGGLUTINAT ION STRENG TH file (# 62.55) | |
971 | WKLD CODE file (#64) | |
972 | WKLD LOG f ile (#64.0 3) | |
973 | WKLD NON W ORKLOAD PR OCEDURES f ile (#64.0 5) | |
974 | WKLD CODE LAB SECT f ile (#64.2 1) | |
975 | LAB REPORT S file (#6 4.5) | |
976 | INTERIM RE PORTS file (#64.6) | |
977 | BLOOD INVE NTORY file (#65) | |
978 | BLOOD BANK UTILITY f ile (#65.4 ) | |
979 | BLOOD DONO R file (#6 5.5) | |
980 | LAB LETTER file (#65 .9) | |
981 | BLOOD PROD UCTS file (#66) | |
982 | OPERATION (MSBOS) fi le (#66.5) | |
983 | BLOOD COMP ONENT file (#66.9) | |
984 | REFERRAL P ATIENT fil e (#67) | |
985 | RESEARCH f ile (#67.1 ) | |
986 | STERILIZER file (#67 .2) | |
987 | ENVIRONMEN TAL file ( #67.3) | |
988 | LOAD/WORK LIST file (#68.2) | |
989 | WORKLIST H EADINGS fi le (#68.4) | |
990 | LAB JOURNA L file (#9 5) | |
991 | Laboratory Files Not to be Edi ted TC "L aboratory Files Not to be Edit ed" \l 3 | |
992 | ARCHIVED L R DATA fil e (#63.999 9) | |
993 | WKLD SUFFI X CODE fil e (#64.2) | |
994 | ARCHIVED W ORKLOAD DA TA file (# 64.19999) | |
995 | WKLD ITEM FOR COUNT file (#64. 22) | |
996 | WKLD INSTR UMENT MANU FACTURER f ile (#64.3 ) | |
997 | CUMULATIVE file (#64 .7) | |
998 | ARCHIVED B LOOD INVEN TORY file (#65.9999) | |
999 | NON PATIEN T WORKLOAD file (#67 .4) | |
1000 | LAB MONTHL Y WORKLOAD S file (#6 7.9) | |
1001 | ARCHIVED L AB MONTHLY WORKLOADS file (#67 .99999) | |
1002 | LAB ORDER ENTRY file (#69) | |
1003 | New Data N ames XE " New Data N ames" | |
1004 | ||
1005 | TC "New Data Names " \l 3 | |
1006 | In the LAB ORATORY TE ST file (# 60), each test entry with a CH subscript and a typ e of BOTH or OUTPUT has a loca tion or da ta name. S ee the loc ation Data Name fiel d of File #60. This data name points to a unique f ield in th e LAB DATA file (#63 ) where th e data for that test is to be stored. Th is unique field also defines w hat type o f value ca n be enter ed as a re sult for t he test (f ree text, numeric, o r a set of codes). | |
1007 | NOTE: | |
1008 | Panels, pr ofiles, an d tests wi th subscri pts other than CH do not have data name entries. | |
1009 | The export ed version of the LA B DATA fil e (#63), s ubfield #4 contains subfield e ntries cal led data n ames, most of which are associ ated with correspond ing pre-su pplied ent ries in th e LABORATO RY TEST fi le (#60). These data names det ermine the type of r esponse al lowable wh en enterin g a result for a lab oratory te st. You sh ould print a list of possible subfields to determi ne if addi tional ent ries must be added. The additi on of data names mus t be done by using A dd a new d ata name [ LRWU5] opt ion. | |
1010 | Add a New Data Name Using a Op tion TC " Add a New Data Name Using a Op tion" \l 4 | |
1011 | Select Lab liaison m enu Option : DATA Ad d a new da ta name | |
1012 | This optio n will add a new dat a name to the lab pa ckage. | |
1013 | DATA NAME: GLUCOSE-T IMED | |
1014 | ARE YOU AD DING GLUCO SE-TIMED ( SUBFIELD # 7022001) AS A NEW D ATA NAME? NO// Y (Y ES) | |
1015 | Enter data type for test: (N)u meric, (S) et of Code s, or (F)r ee text? F | |
1016 | Minimum le ngth: 2 | |
1017 | Maximum le ngth: 30 | |
1018 | 'GLUCOSE-T IMED' adde d as a new data name | |
1019 | Data Name: GLUCOSE-T IMED Su bfield #: 7022001 Type: FRE E TEXT | |
1020 | Input Tran sform: K:$ L(X)>30!($ L(X)<2) X | |
1021 | Minimum le ngth: 2 | |
1022 | Maximum le ngth: 30 | |
1023 | You must n ow add a n ew test in the LABOR ATORY TEST file and use | |
1024 | GLUCOSE-TI MED as the entry for the DATA NAME field . | |
1025 | Add a New Data Name Using VA F ileMan TC "Add a Ne w Data Nam e Using VA FileMan" \l 4 | |
1026 | Select VA FileMan Op tion: 4 Modify Fil e Attribut es | |
1027 | MODIFY WHA T FILE: // 63 LAB DATA | |
1028 | Select FIE LD: 4 CH EM, HEM, T OX, RIA, S ER, etc. ( Multiple | |
1029 | LABEL: CH EM, HEM, T OX, RIA, S ER, etc. Replace <R ET> | |
1030 | READ ACCES S (OPTIONA L) <RET> | |
1031 | WRITE ACCE SS (OPTION AL):<RET> | |
1032 | SOURCE: <R ET> | |
1033 | ||
1034 | Select DES TINATION: <RET> | |
1035 | Select GRO UP: <RET> | |
1036 | ||
1037 | Select CHE M, HEM, TO X, RIA, SE R, etc. S UB-FIELD: 555001 | |
1038 | (enter the sub-fi eld number = station # + entry # in the format of “555001”, “555002”, “555003”, etc.) | |
1039 | ARE YOU AD DING A NEW CHEM, HEM , TOX, RIA , SER, etc . SUB-FIEL D NUMBER ( THE 800TH) ? Y//<RET> (YES) | |
1040 | ||
1041 | LABEL: SE RUM MAYONN AISE | |
1042 | CHEM, HE M, TOX, RI A, SER, et c. SUB-FIE LD NUMBER: 555001// <RET> | |
1043 | ||
1044 | DATA TYPE OF SERUM M AYONNAISE: FREE TEX T | |
1045 | MINIMUM LE NGTH: 1 | |
1046 | MAXIMUM LE NGTH: 10 | |
1047 | (OPTIONAL) PATTERN M ATCH (IN ‘ X’): <RET> | |
1048 | WILL SERUM MAYONNAIS E FIELD BE MULTIPLE ? NO// <R ET> | |
1049 | SUBSCRIPT: 49// 555 001 (***N OTE: this must alway s match th e sub-fiel d number!! !) | |
1050 | -POSITION: 1// <RET > (***NOT E: this a nswer must always be ‘1’) | |
1051 | IS SERUM M AYONNAISE ENTRY MAND ATORY (Y/ N): NO// <RET> (NO) | |
1052 | ‘HELP’ - P ROMPT: ANS WER MUST B E !-!) CHA RACTERS IN LENGTH R eplace | |
1053 | EXECUTABLE ‘HELP’: <RET> | |
1054 | ||
1055 | Select CHE M, HEM, TO X, RIA, SE R, etc. S UB-FIELD: ^ | |
1056 | You now ha ve a new d ata name f or the tes t SERUM MA YONNAISE. When you e nter SERUM MAYONNAIS E as a new test in t he LABORAT ORY TEST f ile (#60), be sure t o fill in the Data N ame field with the n umber 5550 01. The te st name wi ll then po int to the correct n ew data na me. | |
1057 | File Struc ture/Inter action XE "File Str ucture/Int eraction" | |
1058 | ||
1059 | TC "File Structure /Interacti on" \l 3 | |
1060 | Before you begin the process o f reviewin g and edit ing the La boratory p ackage fil es (also k nown as si te-configu ring), it is importa nt to note which of the files should be edited pri or to impl ementation and the s equence in which the y should b e modified . | |
1061 | The databa se for the Laborator y package is compose d of a ser ies of fil es. These files cont ain all th e informat ion that i s needed b y the syst em to proc ess or int erpret tes t data and are the b asis for s torage, or ganization , and retr ieval of t hat data. | |
1062 | The files and the da ta they co ntain form the backb one of a c omprehensi ve network that is u sed on thr ee levels: | |
1063 | Within fil es | |
1064 | Between fi les in the lab packa ge | |
1065 | Among file s in the l ab package and other package f iles | |
1066 | Informatio n within a file may in some wa ys be depe ndent upon other ele ments stor ed in the same file. When this occurs, i t is said that the f ile points to, or re ferences i tself. Sim ilarly, da ta contain ed in one file may p oint to an other sepa rate file or a group of files. Finally, files with in the lab package c an be poin ters to fi les found in other p ackages in the syste m (i.e., A DT or PHAR MACY). Thi s occurs w hen the la b file inf ormation i s drawn fr om data co ntained in an outsid e file or when the l ab file in formation points to an outside file. | |
1067 | Based on t he relatio nships tha t exist be tween the files, the sequence of events during fil e modifica tion becom es very im portant. F iles that must be ed ited or mo dified in sequence a re: | |
1068 | TOPOGRAPHY file (#61 ) | |
1069 | COLLECTION SAMPLE fi le (#62) | |
1070 | ACCESSION file (#68) | |
1071 | LAB DATA f ile (#63) | |
1072 | LABORATORY TEST file (#60) | |
1073 | ACCESSION TEST GROUP file (#62 .6) | |
1074 | LABORATORY SITE file (#69.9) | |
1075 | These seve n files ar e also kno wn as Day One files XE "Day O ne files" , although editing o f other fi les in add ition to t hose liste d above mu st be done in order to bring u p a fully functional Laborator y package. We are cl assifying them as pr imary or p reimplemen tation fil es XE "pr eimplement ation file s" , which include t he followi ng: | |
1076 | TOPOGRAPHY file (#61 ) | |
1077 | COLLECTION SAMPLE fi le (#62) | |
1078 | ACCESSION file (#68) | |
1079 | LAB DATA f ile (#63) | |
1080 | LABORATORY TEST file (#60) | |
1081 | ACCESSION TEST GROUP file (#62 .6) | |
1082 | LABORATORY SITE file (#69.9) | |
1083 | LAB CONTRO L NAME fil e (#62.3) | |
1084 | AUTO INSTR UMENT file (#62.4) | |
1085 | LAB REPORT S file (#6 4.5) | |
1086 | INTERIM RE PORTS file (#64.6) | |
1087 | LOAD/WORK LIST file (#68.2) | |
1088 | NOTE: Reme mber that the first seven file s must be reviewed/e dited in t hat order. These are the Day O ne files. | |
1089 | We have in cluded rev iew here, since in m ost cases you will o nly have t o review t he entries in the TO POGRAPHY f ile (#61) to make su re the sit e/specimen s you need are there . If you h ave to add an entry, do it fir st. The re maining pr imary file s can be m odified in any order you wish, with a fe w exceptio ns. If you want to p ut control s on a loa d or workl ist, the e ntry must be made in the LAB C ONTROL NAM E file (#6 2.3) first . In order to specif y what loa d or workl ist is run on a part icular ins trument, y ou have to build the LOAD/WORK LIST file (#68.2) e ntry first and then associate it with th e correct instrument in the AU TO INSTRUM ENT file ( #62.4). | |
1090 | To better understand the inter relationsh ips of the files and their cor responding field cha racteristi cs, one of the first things yo u should d o is use V A FileMan to obtain a list of file attri butes (oth erwise kno wn as a da ta diction ary) for e ach and ev ery Labora tory packa ge file. T hese listi ngs will p rovide the informati on on type of field, length of field, nu mber of de cimals all owed, whet her a fiel d requires an entry, input tra nsforms, o utput tran sforms, cr oss refere nces and i dentifiers , as well as pointer s which ex ist betwee n the file s. A good understand ing of the files, wh at informa tion they contain an d how they interrela te is impo rtant in t he impleme ntation pr ocess. | |
1091 | Editing th e Files TC "Editing the Files " \l 3 | |
1092 | If you hav e lots of extra time , feeling ambitious, or a stic kler for d etails, yo u can also modify th e other La boratory p ackage fil es prior t o implemen tation, al though the package i nitially w ill be ful ly functio nal withou t extensiv e editing. Three exc eptions he re are Mic robiology, Anatomic Pathology, and Blood Bank rela ted files. These fil es should be reviewe d and modi fied befor e bringing up those portions o f the lab package. S pecific in formation about thos e pre-impl ementation files can be found in the Mic robiology, Anatomic Pathology, and Blood Bank sect ions in th e Planning and Imple mentation Guide XE "Planning and Implem entation G uide" . | |
1093 | Listed bel ow are som e suggeste d steps yo u should t ake when a dding to, editing, m odifying, or otherwi se changin g any entr ies in the laborator y package files befo re and aft er impleme ntation: | |
1094 | FAMILIARIZ E YOURSELF WITH THE FILES - li st the ent ries (if a ny); obtai n a printo ut of the data dicti onary for the file; figure out what type of inform ation goes into the file. | |
1095 | GATHER APP ROPRIATE I NFORMATION - compile and organ ize the ne cessary in formation for editin g the file ; consult existing l ab documen tation and procedure s; consult with depa rtment per sonnel fro m each are a of the l ab. | |
1096 | EDIT THE F ILE - add new entrie s or modif y existing entries; DO NOT DEL ETE existi ng entries unless ab solutely n ecessary; consult wi th your si te manager or region al ISC for any quest ions or pr oblems. BE CAREFUL! | |
1097 | DOCUMENT Y OUR WORK - obtain ne w copies o f any and all file l istings an d printout s for refe rence afte r making a ny changes . | |
1098 | CHANGES AF TER GOING LIVE - det ermine wha t other fi le(s) (if any) will be affecte d by the c hange, alw ays make a ny changes to the da y one file s in the s pecified o rder, and document y our change s (what fi elds and f iles, as w ell as the date). | |
1099 | ADDING EXT RA LABELS FOR AN INS TITUTION I N A MULTI- DIVISIONAL FACILITY – Customiz e the numb er of labe ls, beyond the defau lt, requir ed for a s pecific la b test at a specific facility. This numb er is set in LABORAT ORY TEST F ile (#60) utilizing two new fi elds, the INSTITUTIO N EXTRA LA BELS field (#60.15,0 1) and the NUMBER OF LABELS su bfield (#6 0.15,1). A LIM, with productio n package access for a multidi visional f acility, m ust config ure this f unctionali ty. | |
1100 | NOTE: For a complete descripti on of each field in the LABORA TORY files (#60-#69. 91 and #95 ), see the Planning and Implem entation G uide XE " Planning a nd Impleme ntation Gu ide" . | |
1101 | General La boratory T C "Genera l Laborato ry" \l 2 | |
1102 | Menu Descr iption | |
1103 | Familiariz e yourself with as m any of the options a vailable a s possible in the ex ported pac kage. The more you r eview and practice, the more b enefits yo u will gai n from all the time you spent modifying the lab fi les. Even the most c arefully d efined dat abase woul d not be m uch help i f the lab personnel do not kno w how to u se the pac kage. | |
1104 | The labora tory optio ns are exp orted as m enus, whic h group th e options with simil ar functio ns togethe r into gen eral categ ories, as follows: | |
1105 | Menu | |
1106 | Function | |
1107 | Laboratory DHCP Menu | |
1108 | This is th e primary menu optio ns | |
1109 | Phlebotomy Menu [LR GET] | |
1110 | ||
1111 | Options th e lab uses to get (c ollect) th e test | |
1112 | orders and specimens | |
1113 | ||
1114 | Accessioni ng Menu [L R IN] | |
1115 | ||
1116 | Options th e lab uses to put th e orders i n | |
1117 | ||
1118 | (enter int o) the sys tem | |
1119 | ||
1120 | Process Da ta In Lab Menu | |
1121 | ||
1122 | Option the lab uses to do (pro cess) the work [LR D O!] on the specimens | |
1123 | Quality Co ntrol Menu | |
1124 | ||
1125 | Options fo r maintain ing qualit y assuranc e | |
1126 | ||
1127 | Results Me nu [LR OUT ] | |
1128 | ||
1129 | Options th e lab uses to report or send o ut patient test resu lts | |
1130 | Informatio n-Help Men u | |
1131 | ||
1132 | Options th e lab uses to obtain additiona l | |
1133 | [LR HELP] | |
1134 | “help” or informatio n about te sts, order s, | |
1135 | ||
1136 | make inqui ries, etc. | |
1137 | Anatomic P athology [ LRAP] | |
1138 | ||
1139 | ||
1140 | ||
1141 | Options us ed by the Anatomic P athology module | |
1142 | Blood Bank [LRBL] | |
1143 | ||
1144 | ||
1145 | ||
1146 | ||
1147 | ||
1148 | Options us ed by the Blood Bank module | |
1149 | ||
1150 | Microbiolo gy Menu {L RMI] | |
1151 | ||
1152 | ||
1153 | ||
1154 | ||
1155 | Options re lated to t he microbi ology sect ion | |
1156 | ||
1157 | Supervisor Menu | |
1158 | ||
1159 | ||
1160 | ||
1161 | ||
1162 | ||
1163 | ||
1164 | Options us ed by supe rvisors to perform | |
1165 | [LRSUPERVI SOR] | |
1166 | specialize d function s in the l ab | |
1167 | ||
1168 | Ward Lab M enu [LRWAR DM] | |
1169 | ||
1170 | Options us ed by the ward perso nnel to pl ace orders , make inq uiries, et c. | |
1171 | Laboratory Security Keys XE " Laboratory Security Keys" | |
1172 | ||
1173 | TC "Labo ratory Sec urity Keys " \l 3 | |
1174 | The labora tory packa ge supplie s various security k eys that a ct as foll ows: | |
1175 | Some routi nes check for user s ecurity ke ys. If you do not ha ve the app ropriate s ecurity ke y assigned to you, t he routine will not work for y ou. | |
1176 | Certain op tions and menus are locked wit h security keys. The se keys ar e used as locks for particular options, and are al so checked elsewhere during th e executio n of the o ption. In some cases , the lack of the ap propriate security k ey will pr event you from seein g an optio n even tho ugh you ha ve been as signed a m enu that n ormally co ntains tha t option. | |
1177 | Each user of the Lab oratory pa ckage must have the appropriat e security keys assi gned befor e accessin g the pack age. The S ECURITY KE Y file (#1 9.1) conta ins the ke y names wi th a short descripti on. The fo llowing is a list of the Lab k eys: | |
1178 | ||
1179 | KEY | |
1180 | USERS | |
1181 | ||
1182 | ||
1183 | ||
1184 | ||
1185 | ||
1186 | ||
1187 | ||
1188 | ||
1189 | ||
1190 | ||
1191 | ||
1192 | ||
1193 | ||
1194 | ||
1195 | ||
1196 | ||
1197 | ||
1198 | LRANAT | |
1199 | Anatomic P athology u sers | |
1200 | ||
1201 | LRAPSUPER | |
1202 | Anyone all owed to us e the Anat omic Patho logy Super visor Menu and edit SNOMED cod es | |
1203 | ||
1204 | LRAU | |
1205 | Autopsy Mo dule users | |
1206 | ||
1207 | LRBLOODBAN K | |
1208 | Blood Bank users | |
1209 | ||
1210 | LRBLSUPER | |
1211 | For Blood Bank super visory lev el decisio ns | |
1212 | ||
1213 | LRCY | |
1214 | Cytology M odule user s | |
1215 | ||
1216 | LREM | |
1217 | Electron M icroscopy Module use rs | |
1218 | ||
1219 | LRLAB | |
1220 | Laboratory Personnel only | |
1221 | ||
1222 | LRLIASON | |
1223 | Laboratory Informati on Manager * | |
1224 | ||
1225 | LRMICRO | |
1226 | ||
1227 | Microbiolo gy users | |
1228 | ||
1229 | LRMIVERIFY | |
1230 | Microbiolo gy personn el | |
1231 | ||
1232 | LRSP | |
1233 | Surgical P athology M odule user s | |
1234 | ||
1235 | LRSUPER | |
1236 | Laboratory Superviso rs | |
1237 | ||
1238 | LRVERIFY | |
1239 | Anyone who is author ized to ve rify lab r esults | |
1240 | ||
1241 | LRPHMAN | |
1242 | Phlebotomi sts | |
1243 | ||
1244 | LRPHSUPER | |
1245 | Supervisor of the ph lebotomy c ollection team | |
1246 | Any combin ation of t he above s ecurity le vels may b e used, as deemed ap propriate by the Lab oratory. | |
1247 | * Highest security l evel of al l keys. Th e Laborato ry Informa tion Manag er* key sh ould be re served for LIM and I RM Support staff. | |
1248 | Workload R ecording X E "Worklo ad Recordi ng" | |
1249 | ||
1250 | TC "Work load Recor ding" \l 3 ; | |
1251 | The DHCP L aboratory Workload r ecording a nd reporti ng system is a flexi ble and co mprehensiv e techniqu e for capt uring work performed . The syst em covers all areas of the lab oratory, b oth clinic al and ana tomical. A lthough di ffering me thods for capturing the worklo ad data ar e used, al l data is uniform in structure and conte nt. The le vel of rep orting may be genera l or speci fic depend ing on how the files are setup . The data is design ed to allo w either g ross botto m line fig ures or hi ghly detai led line i tem report s. | |
1252 | There are four level s of data concentrat ion or rep orting lev els. | |
1253 | National l evel | |
1254 | Administra tive level (Site spe cific) | |
1255 | Lab sectio n level | |
1256 | Accession level (dat a for each patient s ample) | |
1257 | The highes t report w ould be th e “Nationa l level” a nd it is s imilar to the AMIS r eport. Thi s report s upplies to tal work l oad for th e reportin g institut ions. Vari ous miscel laneous re ports coul d be obtai ned from t he nationa l roll-up data base as needs a re identif ied. The r eport woul d be used by offices dealing w ith nation al and reg ional issu es (i.e., Regional D irector, C entral Off ice). | |
1258 | The next l ower repor ting level would be the “Admin istrative level” whi ch contain s site spe cific data in more d etail. Adm inistrativ e reports contain da ta dealing with orde ring locat ion, or ti me of day work was c ompleted. This type of report can be use d by the h ospital di rector, ch ief of sta ff, or Lab oratory se rvice. | |
1259 | The next r eporting l evel is of the most benefit (i nternally) to the la boratory s ervice wou ld be the “Lab secti on level”. The site can then c ontrol the level of granularit y they wis h the data to be col lected. Th is level c ontains al l informat ion known about the work perfo rmed excep t the pati ents’ iden tity and a ccession n umber. The re could b e several reports de aling with specific areas or s ections of the labor atory. Rep orts may b e generate d for a p articular bench or w orkstation . | |
1260 | The lowest reporting level is of the mos t benefit to lab sup ervisors w ould be th e “Accessi on level”. This data level is the most d etailed, a nd include s more tha n 30 data elements a t this lev el. There are a wide variety o f potentia l views of the data collected, and uniqu e displays can be de vised by t he user. R emember th is level c ontains th e patient identity a nd the acc ession num bers. | |
1261 | All levels of report ing below the nation al level ( the highes t collecti ng point) can be man ipulated v ia VA File Man sorts and prints , thus all owing ad h oc reports to be des igned by t he reporti ng sites. The data s tructure i s flexible and stand ard, provi ding data that is st andardized at the na tional lev el yet cus tomized at the site levels. Th e degree o f granular ity at the site leve l will not affect th e data at the nation al level. The data c ollected a t the nati onal level will be c onsistent and standa rdized. | |
1262 | To achieve standardi zed and co nsistent d ata conten t at all l evels, the schemes o utlined in the “Manu al For Lab oratory Wo rkload Rep orting” pu blished by the Colle ge of Amer ican Patho logists (C AP) was us ed. This m anual outl ines metho ds for ide ntifying a nd collect ing worklo ad. The te rminology, categorie s, methods , etc., we re adopted into the DHCP repor ting metho ds. The el ements of the most c urrent CAP manual ar e loaded i nto DHCP f iles. The CAP manual represent s the seed for the D HCP Nation al Laborat ory Test F ile. From this basic guideline , addition al data el ements are collected to satisf y specific concerns of Departm ent of Vet erans Affa irs. It is recommend ed that th e LIM get a copy of the manual and revie w it befor e implemen tation. Us ing a func tional spe cific outl ine by the Laborator y program office, a system of data colle ction and tabulation was devis ed. | |
1263 | The actual process o f data col lection is designed to relieve the verif ying techn ologist of as much o f the burd en of addi tional wor k tasks or keystroke s. The tec hnologist needs only to answer one or tw o addition al questio ns while i n the cour se of norm al activit y to trigg er data co llection. Additional keystroke s will be necessary to capture many non- routine pr ocedures. The collec ting proce ss is virt ually tran sparent to the techn ologist. T he collect ing system has a gre at deal of flexibili ty inheren tly design ed into it , thus all owing each site the ability to tailor th eir system to their particular work flow . | |
1264 | Although m ethods of collecting may vary from site to site, t he data is comparabl e to any o ther site' s data at any level. This supp orts manag ement and functional needs wit hout regar d to data source. If a particu lar proced ure and me thod is pe rformed at one site, it will b e identifi ed the sam e way at a ny other s ite. | |
1265 | Approximat ely 80-85% of worklo ad data is collected automatic ally by th e system. The remain ing 15-20% can be en tered into the syste m manually . This fea ture allow s for inpu t during p eriods whe n the syst em was una vailable t o capture the data a utomatical ly. | |
1266 | As new ins truments, techniques and proce dures beco me availab le, new wo rkload cod e will be distribute d via nati onal relea ses. This ensures th at data re mains stan dardized a nd consist ent for si te to site . A proced ure for co ordinating DHCP acti vity and t he College of Americ an Patholo gist will be worked out to rem ove any co nflicts of methods a nd terms. | |
1267 | For Blood Bank, Cyto logy, Surg ical Patho logy, EM, and Autops y sections , you will have to a dd necessa ry tests a s specifie d to captu re workloa d. See det ails in th e individu al section s. | |
1268 | NOTE: For further de tail on th e implemen tation of Workload, please see the Plann ing and Im plementati on Guide X E "Planni ng and Imp lementatio n Guide" . | |
1269 | Lab Labels XE "Lab Labels" | |
1270 | ||
1271 | TC "Lab Labels" \l 3 | |
1272 | There are seven lab label XE "lab label " types a vailable f or use in the Labora tory packa ge. Only o ne of thes e label ty pes can be used at a ny given t ime. The l abel type is defined in the LA BORATORY S ITE file ( #69.9). | |
1273 | Barcode la bel are no w supporte d, not all labels ar e distribu ted with b arcode fun ctionality . | |
1274 | 1. | |
1275 | 3.5 X 15/1 6 Accessio n # 1st (L RLABEL): This is th e default label if n o label is entered i n the LABO RATORY SIT E file. | |
1276 | Example: | |
1277 | ||
1278 | HE 0904 ET | |
1279 | ||
1280 | AAA,A | |
1281 | 09/04/88 | |
1282 | ||
1283 | 000-11-122 2 W:OLD B :4401-C | |
1284 | ||
1285 | LAVENDER | |
1286 | Order: 110 1 | |
1287 | ||
1288 | CBC | |
1289 | 2. 2 X 5 U NEVEN (LRL ABEL1): T his is the 10-part S LC label a t 16.5 CPI , with 1 l abel print ed for eve ry four te sts on the accession . | |
1290 | Example: | |
1291 | AAA,A | |
1292 | CH 0910 2 | |
1293 | CH 0910 2 | |
1294 | CH 0910 2 | |
1295 | CH 0910 2 | |
1296 | CH 0910 2 | |
1297 | 000-11-122 2 W:1B | |
1298 | 09/10/88 | |
1299 | 09/10/88 | |
1300 | 09/10/88 | |
1301 | 09/10/88 | |
1302 | 09/10/88 | |
1303 | SMALL RED TOP Order: 1118 | |
1304 | ||
1305 | AAA,A | |
1306 | AAA,A | |
1307 | AAA,A | |
1308 | ||
1309 | AAA,A | |
1310 | CHEM 7 | |
1311 | ||
1312 | RED TOP | |
1313 | RED TOP | |
1314 | RED TOP | |
1315 | RED TOP | |
1316 | AAA,A | |
1317 | CH 0910 2 | |
1318 | CH 0910 2 | |
1319 | CH 0910 2 | |
1320 | CH 0910 2 | |
1321 | CH 0910 2 | |
1322 | 000-11-122 2 W:1B | |
1323 | 09/10/88 | |
1324 | 09/10/88 | |
1325 | 09/10/88 | |
1326 | 09/10/88 | |
1327 | 09/10/88 | |
1328 | 3. ORDER # FIRST (LR LABEL2): The order number app ears on th e top line . | |
1329 | Example: | |
1330 | ||
1331 | Order: 110 1 | |
1332 | ||
1333 | AAA,A | |
1334 | ||
1335 | 000-11-122 2 W:OLD | |
1336 | ||
1337 | HE 0904 35 | |
1338 | LAVENDER | |
1339 | ||
1340 | CBC | |
1341 | 4. MEDLAB (LRLABEL3) : 7-part MEDLAB typ e label. | |
1342 | Example: | |
1343 | AAA,A | |
1344 | AAA,A | |
1345 | AAA,A | |
1346 | HE 0904 35 | |
1347 | W:OLD | |
1348 | HE 0904 ET | |
1349 | W:OLD | |
1350 | HE 0904 35 | |
1351 | W:OLD | |
1352 | 000-11-122 2 | |
1353 | 09/04/88 | |
1354 | 000-11-122 2 | |
1355 | 09/04/88 | |
1356 | 000-11-122 2 | |
1357 | 09/04/88 | |
1358 | LAVENDER O rder:1101 | |
1359 | LAVENDER O rder:1101 | |
1360 | LAVENDER O rder:1101 | |
1361 | CBC | |
1362 | HE 0904 35 | |
1363 | HE 0904 35 | |
1364 | HE 0904 35 | |
1365 | HE 0904 35 | |
1366 | 09/04/88 | |
1367 | 09/04/88 | |
1368 | 09/04/88 | |
1369 | 09/04/88 | |
1370 | 5. SITE Fi le (LRLABE L4 XE "LR LABEL4" ): This lab el type ca n be used for a labe l program that is de veloped at the local site. The name of t he site de veloped ro utine must be LRLABE L4. This n ame can be used when a modific ation is m ade to one of the pr evious fou r label ro utines to meet site- specific r equirement s. | |
1371 | 6. SITE DE VELOPED (L RLABEL5): This labe l type is used for V A Form 10- 1392. | |
1372 | Example: | |
1373 | URINE 0714 4 | |
1374 | URINE 0714 4 | |
1375 | URINE | |
1376 | 7. INTERME C LABEL (L RLABEL6): | |
1377 | Requires I ntermec Pr inters. | |
1378 | Example: | |
1379 | ||
1380 | NOTE: Mult idivisiona l faciliti es can cus tomize the number of labels, b eyond the default nu mber, requ ired for a selected lab test a t a select ed local d ivision. | |
1381 | The requir ements and procedure s associat ed with pr inting lab els for in stitutions that shar e the same Veterans Integrated System Te chnology A rchitectur e (VistA) database a re address ed utilizi ng two new fields: T he INSTITU TION EXTRA LABELS fi eld (#60.1 5,01) and the NUMBER OF LABELS subfield (#60.15,1) . | |
1382 | For furthe r detail o n the impl ementation of this f eature in a multi-di visional f acility, r efer to th e Laborato ry Plannin g and Impl ementation Guide XE "Planning and Imple mentation Guide" . | |
1383 | Batch Entr y of Preli minary Com ments for Accessions XE "Batc h Entry of Prelimina ry Comment s for Acce ssions" | |
1384 | ||
1385 | TC " Bat ch Entry o f Prelimin ary Commen ts for Acc essions " \l 3 | |
1386 | Patch LR*5 .2*476 mo dified dat a in the E XECUTE COD E (#62.07) file to e nable batc h entry of prelimina ry comment s for desi gnated acc ession num bers. When a microbi ology tech nologist n eeds to en ter prelim inary comm ents for a ccessions with negat ive cultur es in Vist A, this en hancement enables th e technolo gist to en ter the sa me comment for multi ple access ion number s. For exa mple, a si te might p rocess hun dreds of u rine cultu res daily. Currently , the tech nologist m ust enter "No growth after 24 hours" as a prelimin ary result individua lly for ea ch applica ble access ion. With this modif ication, t echnologis ts can ent er the sam e prelimin ary result for all a pplicable accessions at once, thereby re ducing the time and effort req uired to m ake prelim inary resu lts availa ble for cl inical use . | |
1387 | To accompl ish this, the modifi cation add s data to the BACTER IOLOGY, MY COLOGY, an d TB BACTE RIOLOGY re cords in t he EXECUTE CODE file , EXECUTE CODE (#1) field. The data is t aken from sub-fields located i n the LAB DATA (#63) file, MIC ROBIOLOGY (#63.05) s ub-file, M ICROBIOLOG Y (#5) fie ld. The su b-fields a re: | |
1388 | PRELIMINAR Y BACT COM MENT (#1) sub-field for Bacter iology acc essions | |
1389 | PRELIMINAR Y MYCOLOGY COMMENT ( #20.5) sub -field for Mycology accessions | |
1390 | PRELIMINAR Y TB COMME NT (#26.5) sub-field for Mycob acteriolog y accessio ns | |
1391 | Using the RB Results Entry (Ba tch) [LRMI STUF] opti on, the te chnologist can selec t a sub-fi eld and en ter a prel iminary co mment for multiple a ccession n umbers. On ce the com ment is en tered, rou tine LRMIS TF updates the corre sponding B ACTERIOLOG Y, MYCOLOG Y, or TB B ACTERIOLOG Y data rec ord in the EXECUTE C ODE file. | |
1392 | To verify that sub-f ields #1, #20.5, and #26.5 are assigned to the cor responding data reco rds, invok e 'INQUIRE TO FILE E NTRIES' in FileMan t o display the EXECUT E CODE fie ld in the EXECUTE CO DE file fo r the name s BACTERIO LOGY, MYCO LOGY, and TB BACTERI OLOGY as s hown below : | |
1393 | Select OPT ION: INQUI RY TO FILE ENTRIES | |
1394 | NAME: BACT ERIOLOGY TYPE: EDIT | |
1395 | EXECUTE CODE: S DR ="11.55/// /"_DUZ_";. 055;.05;.9 9;11.6;11. 5;1;S | |
1396 | LRSPEC=$P( | |
1397 | LRBG0,U,5) ,Y=$S(LRSP EC=71:11.5 7,LRSPEC=3 60:11.58,1 :0);11.57; S | |
1398 | Y=0;11.58" ,LREND=0 D ^DIE S:$D (Y) LREND= 1 Q:$D(Y) D ^LRMIBU G Q:LREND S | |
1399 | DR="13;11" D ^DIE Q | |
1400 | NAME: MYCO LOGY TYPE: EDIT | |
1401 | EXECUTE CODE: S | |
1402 | DR="19.5// //"_DUZ_"; .05;.99;19 ;20;20.5;2 1;18",DR(2 ,63 | |
1403 | .37)=".01: 99" D ^DIE Q | |
1404 | NAME: TB B ACTERIOLOG Y TYPE: EDIT | |
1405 | EXECUTE CODE: S | |
1406 | DR="25.5// //"_DUZ_"; .05;.99;23 ;24;25;26; 26.5;27;22 ",DR(2,6 | |
1407 | 3.39)=".01 ;1:99" D ^ DIE Q | |
1408 | To review a descript ion of eac h EXECUTE CODE field entry sho wn above, invoke 'IN QUIRE TO F ILE ENTRIE S' in File Man to dis play DESCR IPTION fie ld (#6) te xt in the EXECUTE CO DE file fo r the name s BACTERIO LOGY, MYCO LOGY, and TB BACTERI OLOGY, as shown belo w: | |
1409 | Select OPT ION: INQUI RY TO FILE ENTRIES | |
1410 | BACTERIOLO GY | |
1411 | Stuff BACT PERSO N with cur rent user; COLLECTIO N SAMPLE; SITE/SPECI MEN; COMME NT | |
1412 | ON SPE CIMEN; BAC T RPT STAT US; PRELIM INARY BACT COMMENT; if specime n is urine | |
1413 | use UR INE SCREEN ; if speci men is spu tum use SP UTUM SCREE N. Enter t he ORGANIS M | |
1414 | and an tibiotics (edit temp lates may be utilize d); BACT R PT REMARK; BACT RPT | |
1415 | DATE A PPROVED. | |
1416 | ||
1417 | MYCOLOGY | |
1418 | Stuff MYC PERSON with curr ent user; SITE/SPECI MEN; COMME NT ON SPEC IMEN; | |
1419 | MYCOLO GY RPT STA TUS; multi ple FUNGUS /YEAST inc luding QUA NTITY and COMMENTS; | |
1420 | PRELIM INARY MYCO LOGY COMME NT; MYCOLO GY RPT REM ARK; MYCOL OGY RPT DA TE APPROVE D. | |
1421 | TB BACTERI OLOGY | |
1422 | Stuff TB ENTERIN G PERSON w ith curren t user; SI TE/SPECIME N; COMMENT ON SPECIM EN; | |
1423 | TB RPT STATUS; A CID FAST S TAIN; QUAN TITY; mult iple MYCOB ACTERIUM i ncluding | |
1424 | QUANTI TY, COMMEN TS and DRU GS; PRELIM INARY TB C OMMENT; TB RPT REMAR K; TB RPT | |
1425 | DATE A PPROVED. | |
1426 | Microfiche of Path R eports XE "Microfic he of Path Reports" | |
1427 | ||
1428 | TC "Micr ofiche of Path Repor ts" \l 2 ; | |
1429 | The storag e of Anato mic Pathol ogy report s over a n umber of y ears requi res a cons iderable a mount of s pace for t he bound v olumes, wh ether they are all r etained in the Patho logy Servi ce or stor ed off-sit e. Other m ethods of compact st orage can greatly ec onomize on use of th is space. Some such methods in clude micr ofilming a nd microfi che. Newer technique s such as compact la ser discs are emergi ng, and ma y already be availab le, but at considera ble expens e. This se ction prov ides instr uctions fo r setting up and usi ng microfi che within the Anato mic Pathol ogy module of the La boratory p ackage. | |
1430 | Microfiche and micro filming ar e technolo gies well developed at this ti me and are relativel y inexpens ive. Many hospitals are using these tech niques in various de partments on a daily basis, ev en those w hich are c omputerize d. The equ ipment and service c osts to mi crofiche a natomic pa thology re ports are reasonable and can b e accommod ated by al most any b udget. | |
1431 | A microfic he reader- printer in the Anato mic Pathol ogy depart ment is an absolute necessity for using microfiche . Reader/p rinters ra nge in cos t from abo ut $550 - $600 for t he low usa ge install ations, an d from $25 00 for the higher vo lume patho logy labor atories. A Xerox or copy machi ne, which is accessi ble in mos t hospital s, is a he lpful adju nct. | |
1432 | For furthe r informat ion, pleas e see the Planning a nd Impleme ntation Gu ide XE "P lanning an d Implemen tation Gui de" . | |
1433 | Cumulative Report XE "Cumulat ive Report " | |
1434 | ||
1435 | TC "Cumu lative Rep ort" \l 2 | |
1436 | The cumula tive repor ts are a p rinted acc umulation of laborat ory test r esults tha t have bee n reported (verified ) during a given tim e interval (usually one day). With these reports, it is poss ible to se e trends i n laborato ry results over a pe riod of ti me. New da ta is disp layed toge ther with previous d ata so tha t the ulti mate resul t is bette r patient care. Anot her featur e is the e ase with w hich resul ts can be retrieved in a patie nt’s chart . Some sit es may cho ose to pri nt these r eports dai ly. While others may choose to print the m Monday-F riday only . | |
1437 | The cumula tive is ge nerally pr inted alph abetically by locati on. Within each loca tion, it i s printed alphabetic ally by pa tient name . When the location is FILEROO M, the cum ulative pr ints by th e last fou r digits o f the pati ent’s SSN# (sorted b y last 2, then the n ext 2 digi ts). The r eport is d esigned to replace t he usual l ab reporti ng slips t hat are fi led in the patient’s chart. Wi th these r eports, it is possib le to see trends in lab data o ver a long period of time. The LAB REPOR TS file (# 64.5) is u sed to def ine a site ’s cumulat ive report . | |
1438 | NOTE: | |
1439 | Similar re porting ca pabilities are avail able throu gh FileMan . See the FileMan La b Results Reporting topic on p age 31 for informati on on gene rating lab results f or a speci fic patien t, specime n type, an d lab test , looking back over a specifie d number o f days. | |
1440 | The fields that must have entr ies in LAB REPORTS f ile (#64.5 ) are: | |
1441 | Lab Report Name: For each prin ter that y ou set up, you will need a lab report na me. An ent ry here al lows you t o designat e a device for print ing and a range of l ocations t o print fo r each dev ice. | |
1442 | Device: Na me of prin ter to be used. | |
1443 | Starting L ocation: F irst locat ion to pri nt to the device. | |
1444 | Ending Loc ation: Las t location to print to the dev ice. | |
1445 | If you hav e decided to start y our cumula tives by t he using t he Manual queuing of cumulativ e [LRAC MA NUAL] opti on, this i s all you need to se t up. | |
1446 | Further Cu mulative F unctionali ty (Versio n 5.2) TC "Further Cumulative Functiona lity (Vers ion 5.2)" \l 3 | |
1447 | With Versi on 5.2, th e capabili ty to prin t the FILE ROOM cumu latives at a differe nt time fr om the INP ATIENT cum ulatives e xists. | |
1448 | Two new fu nctionalit ies exist. | |
1449 | 1. | |
1450 | Inpatients and separ ate locati ons print on one tim e schedule and all o ther outpa tients pri nt on anot her schedu le. For th e outpatie nts to pri nt on the different schedule, the follow ing file e ntries mus t exist. | |
1451 | 64.5,4 (Fi le Room) = “YES” | |
1452 | 64.5,17 (S eparate Fi le Room) = “YES” | |
1453 | Reports mu ltiple has File Room 1 and Fil e Room 2 w ith 64.56, 3 (FileRoo m Report) =“YES” in each Start ing and En ding locat ion contai ning “File Room” | |
1454 | 2. | |
1455 | Inpatients and separ ate locati ons print on one tim e schedule , one set of outpati ent report s print on a differe nt time sc hedule, on e location and anoth er set of outpatient reports p rint at th e same tim e of the o ther outpa tients but at a diff erent loca tion. This is done b y filling out 64.57, 1 (Alterna te File Ro om). | |
1456 | Fields for Fileroom Cumulative (LAB REPO RTS file ( #64.5)) | |
1457 | A. | |
1458 | File Room Report Dat e field (# 16): This field is u sed if the site prin ts the FIL EROOM loca tion on a different schedule t han the re gular Cumu lative pri nt. If thi s feature is utilize d, the las t date the FILE ROOM location( s) were pr inted is s tored in t his field. | |
1459 | B. | |
1460 | Separate F ile Room f ield (#17) : | |
1461 | This new f ield is us ed to desi gnate the FILE ROOM cumulative being pri nted on a schedule d ifferent f rom the re gular cumu lative. To utilize t his featur e the foll owing need s to be se tup. | |
1462 | C. | |
1463 | File Room Report fie ld (#3) in Report Na me multipl e field (# 2): This n ew field i s used to designate a report t o print a file room location. It is used in conjun ction with File Room field (#4 ) and Sepa rate File Room field (#17). It allows th e cumulati ve to iden tify those reports w hich shoul d be run w hen a site wishes to print the file room reports a nd they ar e doing so on a sche dule separ ate from t he regular cumulativ e. | |
1464 | D. Alterna te File Ro om field ( #1) in the Separate Report Loc ation mult iple field (#6): Thi s new fiel d is used to designa te those l ocations w hich a sit e wishes t o print to a “FILE R OOM” locat ion but wh ich they d o not wish to be a s tandard fi le room. T his could be sites w hich have satellite clinics wh ich have t heir own f ile rooms. The name entered he re will ca use this l ocation to be sorted to a loca tion calle d “FILE RO OM_ altern ate file r oom name” followed b y a “1” or “2”. The patients w ill be sor ted in ter minal digi t order si milar to t he regular file room . This req uires that the site has File R oom field (#4) set t o “YES” to sort non inpatients to locati on “FILE R OOM”. | |
1465 | Setting up the files | |
1466 | 1. | |
1467 | Set Separa te File Ro om field ( #17) to “Y ES” - this tells the cumulativ e that you are print ing the FI LE ROOM on a schedul e differen t from the regular c umulative schedule. | |
1468 | 2. | |
1469 | For regula r FILE ROO M patients , set up o ne or two reports as follows ( FileMan re quires the different names): | |
1470 | ||
1471 | ||
1472 | If one rep ort: | |
1473 | starting l ocation: | |
1474 | FILE ROOM1 | |
1475 | ||
1476 | ||
1477 | ||
1478 | ||
1479 | ||
1480 | ||
1481 | ||
1482 | ending loc ation: | |
1483 | FILE ROOM2 | |
1484 | ||
1485 | ||
1486 | If two rep orts: | |
1487 | ||
1488 | ||
1489 | ||
1490 | first repo rt: | |
1491 | starting l ocation: | |
1492 | FILE ROOM1 | |
1493 | ||
1494 | ||
1495 | ||
1496 | ||
1497 | ||
1498 | ||
1499 | ||
1500 | ending loc ation: | |
1501 | FILE ROOM1 | |
1502 | ||
1503 | ||
1504 | second rep ort: | |
1505 | starting l ocation: | |
1506 | FILE ROOM2 | |
1507 | ||
1508 | ||
1509 | ||
1510 | ||
1511 | ||
1512 | ||
1513 | ||
1514 | ending loc ation: | |
1515 | FILE ROOM2 | |
1516 | ||
1517 | ||
1518 | Define the other fie lds as wit h a regula r report. | |
1519 | 3. | |
1520 | Set File R oom field (#4) to “Y ES” - this old field allows th e program to sort al l non-inpa tients to two locati ons, FILE ROOM1 and FILE ROOM2 , based on terminal digit of S SN. | |
1521 | 4. | |
1522 | If you als o want to print cert ain locati ons to an alternate file room, such as a file room at a sate llite clin ic then in addition to #2 abov e, perform the follo wing: | |
1523 | A. | |
1524 | Enter the location(s ) that you want to p rint as a separate r eport loca tion by en tering the m in the S eparate Re port Locat ion field (#6). | |
1525 | B. | |
1526 | Enter in A lternate F ile Room f ield (#1), the name to use for this File Room. Thi s name wil l be conca tenated wi th “FILE R OOM”. | |
1527 | Example: | |
1528 | DALLAS OPC would res ult in fil e rooms FI LE ROOM_DA LLAS OPC1 and “FILE ROOM_DALLA S OPC2.” | |
1529 | NOTES: | |
1530 | • | |
1531 | The “_”, u nderscore is used to insure th at these l ocations s ort after the regula r file roo m location s. | |
1532 | • | |
1533 | Two locati ons for ea ch file ro om would b e created based on t erminal di git of SSN or identi fier (non PATIENT fi le (#2)) s imilar to the regula r file roo ms. These locations will print on the sa me schedul e as regul ar file ro oms. Eithe r set up s eparate re ports to p rint these locations or utiliz e reports defined in Step #3 a bove and a lter the e nding loca tion to in clude thes e location s. | |
1534 | 5. | |
1535 | On each re port, set the File R oom Report field (#3 ) in the R eport Name multiple field (#2) to “YES”. | |
1536 | The cumula tive softw are will c heck when attempting to print a cumulati ve for a l ocation th at contain s the name “FILE ROO M” in the following. If Separa te File Ro om field ( #17) is se t to “YES” and the r eport bein g run is n ot set to “YES” for File Room Report fie ld (#3) th en it will skip runn ing the cu mulative f or that lo cation. Th is is to p revent ano ther repor t which ma y print lo cations “A ” thru “Z” from prin ting the f ile rooms unintentio nally. | |
1537 | Example: S ample of a filled in file | |
1538 | Select OPT ION: ENTER OR EDIT F ILE ENTRIE S | |
1539 | INPUT TO W HAT FILE: LAB REPORT S// <RET> | |
1540 | EDIT WHICH FIELD: AL L// 17 SE PARATE FIL E ROOM | |
1541 | THEN EDIT FIELD: 2 REPORT NAM E (mult iple) | |
1542 | EDIT WH ICH REPORT NAME SUB- FIELD: ALL // .01 RE PORT NAME | |
1543 | THEN ED IT REPORT NAME SUB-F IELD: 5 S TARTING LO CATION | |
1544 | THEN ED IT REPORT NAME SUB-F IELD: 10 ENDING LOC ATION | |
1545 | THEN ED IT REPORT NAME SUB-F IELD: 3 F ILE ROOM R EPORT | |
1546 | THEN ED IT REPORT NAME SUB-F IELD: <RET > | |
1547 | THEN EDIT FIELD: 4 FILE ROOM | |
1548 | THEN EDIT FIELD: 6 SEPARATE R EPORT LOCA TION (m ultiple) | |
1549 | EDIT WH ICH SEPARA TE REPORT LOCATION S UB-FIELD: ALL// .01 SEPARATE REPORT LOC ATION | |
1550 | THEN ED IT SEPARAT E REPORT L OCATION SU B-FIELD: 1 ALTERNAT E FILE ROO M | |
1551 | THEN ED IT SEPARAT E REPORT L OCATION SU B-FIELD: < RET> | |
1552 | THEN EDIT FIELD: <RE T> | |
1553 | STORE THES E FIELDS I N TEMPLATE : | |
1554 | Select LAB REPORTS N AME: CUMUL ATIVE REPO RTS | |
1555 | SEPARATE F ILE ROOM: YES// <RET > | |
1556 | Select REP ORT NAME: FILE ROOM1 // <RET> | |
1557 | REPORT N AME: FILE ROOM1// <R ET> | |
1558 | STARTING LOCATION: FILE ROOM 1// <RET> | |
1559 | ENDING L OCATION: F ILE ROOM1/ / <RET> | |
1560 | FILE ROO M REPORT: YES// <RET > | |
1561 | Select REP ORT NAME: <RET> | |
1562 | FILE ROOM: YES// <RE T> | |
1563 | Select SEP ARATE REPO RT LOCATIO N: CARDIOL OGY// <RET > | |
1564 | SEPARATE REPORT LO CATION: CA RDIOLOGY// <RET> | |
1565 | ALTERNAT E FILE ROO M: EEE TES T// <RET> | |
1566 | Select SEP ARATE REPO RT LOCATIO N: <RET> | |
1567 | SEPARATE F ILE ROOM: YES// <RET > | |
1568 | Changed Ro utines | |
1569 | 1. | |
1570 | Routine LR AC changes : | |
1571 | ||
1572 | A. | |
1573 | Code to pr event sele ction of f ile room r eports if printing o n separate schedule. | |
1574 | ||
1575 | B. | |
1576 | Task separ ate file r oom report s both usi ng tasked option and manually. | |
1577 | ||
1578 | C. | |
1579 | Includes t he last fi le room pa tient list in buildi ng the cur rent list. Same crit eria apply , if the r eport date is greate r than the report da te stored for the pa tient then it is add ed to the list. This was to ca tch any pa tients who are on th e previous file room cumulativ e but were not actua lly printe d. If for some reaso n a patien t is not p rinted, th ey will ro ll forward to the ne xt cumulat ive list. | |
1580 | 2. | |
1581 | Routine LR AC1: Code to check i f report a nd locatio n are file room and is this a file room report. Wi ll skip lo cation if it is not supposed t o print. | |
1582 | 3. | |
1583 | Routine LR AC8: Routi ne to only go thru L AC global once when checking f or header changes. P reviously it would g o thru glo bal for ea ch change. If more t han one ch ange would increase delay in s tarting th e printing by factor of the nu mber of ch anges. Thi s routine allows the LIM to ma ke multipl e changes without ad versely de laying sta rt on cumu lative. | |
1584 | 4. | |
1585 | Routine LR ACK: | |
1586 | ||
1587 | A. | |
1588 | Routine to check if separate f ile rooms are implem ented and only clear those rep orts which are not f ile room. | |
1589 | ||
1590 | B. | |
1591 | Changed cu mulative d evice stat us report to print m anual prin t and file room repo rt fields, separate file room turned on and last f ile room r eport date . | |
1592 | 5. | |
1593 | Routine LR ACKL1: Rou tine to ch eck if sit e wants al ternate fi le rooms i n addition to regula r file roo ms. Checks separate locations for altern ate file r oom name. | |
1594 | 6. | |
1595 | Routine LR ACM2F | |
1596 | ||
1597 | A. | |
1598 | Display th e date of last cumul ative (REP ORT DATE) when askin g for repo rt date. | |
1599 | ||
1600 | B. | |
1601 | Allow user to select multiple locations or all loc ations. Wh en printin g file roo ms on a se parate sch edule, the list can get quite long. | |
1602 | ||
1603 | C. | |
1604 | Patients a re numbere d within l ocation, c orresponds to displa y when use r uses rep rint optio n. Also te lls you ho w many pat ients in e ach locati on. Total of all pat ients and number pro cessed at end of rep ort. | |
1605 | ||
1606 | D. | |
1607 | If user pr ints only some locat ions then report ind icates tho se locatio ns printed . | |
1608 | ||
1609 | E. | |
1610 | On FILE RO OM patient s, the rep ort prints the patie nts SSN no t the sort ed termina l digit nu mber. The reports st ill come o ut in the sorted ter minal digi t number o rder. | |
1611 | ||
1612 | F. | |
1613 | If printed to a term inal, does page brea ks at end of page. | |
1614 | ||
1615 | G. | |
1616 | If locatio n continue d on succe ssive page s, locatio ns marked as continu ed. | |
1617 | ||
1618 | H. | |
1619 | Prints dat e/time rep ort is gen erated and report da te. | |
1620 | These are the tasked and inter active opt ions to co ntrol prin ting of th e File Roo m Cumulati ve: | |
1621 | 1. | |
1622 | NAME: LRTA SK CUM FIL EROOM | |
1623 | MENU TEXT: Task Cumu lative Fil eroom Repo rt | |
1624 | DESCRIPTIO N: This op tion is us ed to prin t fileroom cumulativ e patients . This opt ion determ ines the l ast time t he fileroo m patients were prin ted. It th en identif ies all fi leroom pat ients that require p rinting si nce the la st run and moves the m into the patient l ist for th e most rec ent cumula tive run. Finally, i t queues a task to p rint these patients to specifi ed printer s. | |
1625 | WHEN THE L AB REPORTS FILE HAS BEEN PROPE RLY SET, T HIS OPTION WILL ALLO W THE PRIN TING OF TH E FILEROOM CUME ON A DIFFERENT SCHEDULE THAN THE I NPATIENT C UMES. | |
1626 | The manual version o f this opt ion is LRA C MANUAL F ILE ROOM C UM. This o ption is d esigned to be tasked . The manu al version SHOULD NO T be taske d. | |
1627 | ROUTINE: C LOCK^LRACF R | |
1628 | 2. | |
1629 | NAME: LRAC MANUAL FI LE ROOM | |
1630 | MENU TEXT: Manual qu euing of F ile Room c umulative | |
1631 | TYPE: run routine | |
1632 | DESCRIPTIO N: This op tion is th e manual v ersion of the LRTASK CUM FILER OOM option . If you d o not wish to schedu le automat ic printin g of the f ileroom cu m via the LRTASK CUM FILEROOM option, yo u may use this optio n instead. This opti on should never be t asked. The re are som e question s asked wh en this op tion is us ed. When t he proper file setup has been done, this option wi ll allow t he printin g of the f ile room c um on a di fferent sc hedule tha n inpatien t cums. | |
1633 | ROUTINE: L RACFR | |
1634 | TaskManage r XE "Tas kManager" | |
1635 | ||
1636 | TC "Task Manager" \ l 3 | |
1637 | The TaskMa nager can control th e printing of the cu mulative b y means of LRTASK CU M option i n OPTION f ile (#19). Although the time i nterval be tween prin ts is usua lly one da y, it may be set to any time p eriod conv enient to your stati on. The ou tput devic e can be a ny printin g terminal . | |
1638 | The cumula tive has t he ability to print portions o f the repo rt to diff erent devi ces, there by sending reports t o location s near whe re they wi ll be need ed. | |
1639 | Example: L ocations r anging fro m A to LZ can be sen t to devic e A and lo cations ra nging from LAX to ZZ Z can be s ent to dev ice B. Or a remote s ite can sp ecify a pr inter at t he remote site. Divi ding the t ask betwee n printers and CPUs will optim ize the ru n-time req uired for the cumula tive. | |
1640 | Automatic queuing of the repor t is done using the LRTASK CUM options. The fields QUEUED TO RUN AT WH AT TIME an d RESCHEDU LING FREQU ENCY in th e OPTION f ile (#19) need to be set up ap propriatel y. This op tion will then spawn reports f or all dev ices defin ed in the Lab Report Name fiel d of the L AB REPORTS file (#64 .5), with the except ion of tho se reports that have an entry in the Man ual Print Field of t he LAB REP ORTS file (#64.5). | |
1641 | If you wan t to queue a device on another CPU, the DEVICE fil e (#3.5) o n each CPU must have the queue d device a s one of i ts entries with the field OTHE R CPU cont aining the Volume se t of the o ther CPU. | |
1642 | Device Par ameters XE "Device Parameters " | |
1643 | ||
1644 | TC "Devi ce Paramet ers" \l 3 | |
1645 | The device parameter s for all devices th at print ( or reprint ) the cumu lative sho uld be the same. Bec ause pagin g and perm anent dete rminations are made at the tim e of print ing, the d evice para meters (IO M, IOSL, C PI, LPI, e tc., see t he VA File Manager Pr ogrammer M anual for a discussi on of thes e paramete rs) need t o remain c onstant. | |
1646 | When initi ally setti ng up the device par ameters, t here are n o restrict ions on se lection of lines per inch, cha racters pe r inch, fo rm length, or form w idth. If y ou are usi ng profile s that are large and require m ultiple li nes of hea dings (hor izontal fo rmat), the n it is su ggested th at you use eight lin es per inc h and poss ibly great er than 80 columns i n your def initions t o accommod ate more d ata per pa ge. | |
1647 | The cumula tive shoul d not be s ent to a C RT except for testin g purposes . If you d o specify a CRT, you will need to redefi ne the lin es per scr een and nu mber of co lumns to e mulate a p rinter. | |
1648 | The horizo ntal displ ay uses th e variable IOM (righ t margin) to decide when to br eak a line of tests into a sec ond line. If a line of tests i s too long to fit on one line, changing the value of IOM (th rough the device fil e (#3.5) o r when pro mpted with “DEVICE:” ) may get all the te sts on one line. Be sure to ch oose the c orrect pit ch on the printer th at you are using. | |
1649 | The vertic al display calculate s the numb er of data columns, based on t he total n umber of c olumns def ined in IO M. Likewis e, by mani pulating t he page le ngth (IOSL ), you can reduce or increase the number of sets o f data to be printed on a give n page. | |
1650 | Once these parameter s have bee n determin ed and you are in pr oduction, they shoul d not be c hanged. It is critic al if anot her printe r is used, that the parameters are ident ical to th e previous printer. | |
1651 | *WARNING X E "WARNIN G" : This rule appli es to new, additiona l, or diff erent prin ter device s. Otherwi se the cum ulative re port may b e seriousl y affected . | |
1652 | Initialize LAC Globa ls & X Ref erences [L RAC INITIA LIZE] TC "Initializ e LAC Glob als & X Re ferences [ LRAC INITI ALIZE]" \l 3 | |
1653 | This optio n is used when the m edical cen ter is rea dy to begi n actual c harting of the daily cumulativ e. It may be run mul tiple time s to resta rt the pag e numberin g during t he testing phase of implementa tion. Once actual ch arting has begun, IT SHOULD NE VER BE RUN AGAIN! Wh ile all pa ges are nu mbered and dated, th e potentia l for conf usion is o bvious. | |
1654 | *WARNING X E "WARNIN G" : Once in product ion, this option sho uld be rem oved from menus or d isabled! | |
1655 | Interim Re ports XE "Interim R eports" | |
1656 | ||
1657 | TC "Inte rim Report s" \l 2 | |
1658 | Interim re ports are designed t o display or produce a printed report of verified lab result s that occ ur in the interim of the runni ng of the cumulative . These re ports are in a diffe rent forma t from the cumulativ e and shou ld not be charted. | |
1659 | It is most important to rememb er that th e interim was not in tended to keep up wi th patient movement. The locat ion entere d during t he accessi oning proc ess will b e the loca tion used for printi ng purpose s. | |
1660 | Interim re ports will include c omments fr om LABORAT ORY TEST f ile (#60), Site/Spec imen field (#100), a nd Interpr etation su bfield (#5 .5). At th is time, t hese comme nts do not appear on the cumul ative repo rt. | |
1661 | Both MI an d CH subsc ripted are available for revie w with the interim r eport opti ons. An ac cession ar ea must ha ve a print order set up in ACC ESSION fil e (#68), f or results to print on the int erim repor t. For non -lab users (no LRLAB key), onl y those te sts set up as Both o r Output i n File #60 will prin t on inter im reports . Users ha ving the L RLAB key m ay see dat a entered as “Input Only.” | |
1662 | Since only verified reports wi ll be disp layed, the interim r eports wil l not disp lay the st atus of te sts (i.e., incomplet e, testing in progre ss) and ho spital sta ff should be instruc ted to che ck the opt ion “Order /Test Stat us” before generatin g an inter im. | |
1663 | Interim re ports can be printed at variou s times du ring the d ay to a ce ntralized printer. P rinting is controlle d by the L RTASK opti ons, run b y TaskMan, and the I NTERIM REP ORTS file (#64.6). T he appropr iate LRTAS K option s hould have Fields #2 00, #201, and #202 f illed in w ith the ta sking info rmation. F ile #64.6 needs to h ave locati ons define d for whic h interim reports ar e printed, and the H OSPITAL LO CATION fil e (#44) mu st also ha ve the Abb reviation field fill ed in. Whe ther or no t to trans mit result s immediat ely upon v erificatio n and whet her or not to includ e location on interi m reports is also de fined. In order to t ransmit re sults upon verificat ion, the Q ue Verifie d Test(s) fields in the LABORA TORY SITE file (#69. 9) needs t o contain a value of “YES”. If an access ion area d oes not ha ve a print order, th e results for that a rea will n ot be prin ted on the interims. | |
1664 | There are several wa ys to gene rate inter im reports : | |
1665 | Called up automatica lly for va rious time s of the d ay using T askManager | |
1666 | Printed as reports b ecome avai lable (Imm ediate Int erims) | |
1667 | The automa tic interi m report f eature all ows a site to select a range o f urgencie s to print . A field is availab le in File 64.6 call ed Urgency Cutoff. T his field can be use d to estab lish a ran ge of urge ncies to p rint autom atically t o a certai n location (i.e., If Stat = 1, Pre Op= 2 , Routine = 3, and P re Op is e ntered int o this fie ld, then a ny urgency less than or equal to 2 will print auto matically. The numer ic designa tion is as signed dur ing the en ter/edit p rocess on creation o f the urge ncy in the URGENCY f ile (#62.0 5). | |
1668 | When decid ing to use the autom atic inter im feature , please k eep in min d that eve ry time a test is ve rified, re verified, etc., a re port will print. If you have s everal tes ts per acc ession num ber and ea ch test is verified separately , you will generate a sheet fo r each tim e a test o n the acce ssion numb er is veri fied. | |
1669 | Called up manually t hrough a m enu option for eithe r one pati ent, a hos pital loca tion, or b y physicia n. | |
1670 | Those usin g the inte rim for lo okup purpo ses (other than Inte rim Report for Selec ted Tests as Ordered [LRRSP]), you need to remembe r that the dates use d in the s election f or review are the co llection d ate and ti me. All in terim repo rts print in inverse date orde r. This ca n be very frustratin g if your Lab routin ely holds tests over for batch ing purpos es. If you verify a test today but it’s collection time is l ast week, it will no t print wi th today’s interims since the interim op tion works from the collection date and not the ve rify date. | |
1671 | Both MI an d CH subsc ripted tes ts can be available for review with the interim re port optio ns. | |
1672 | Tasking th e Interim XE "Taski ng the Int erim" | |
1673 | ||
1674 | TC "Task ing the In terim" \l 3 | |
1675 | There are two differ ent interi m reports that can b e tasked. There is t he tasked batched in terim whic h is gener ated at a particular time of d ay and ano ther inter im that is called an immediate interim. | |
1676 | c4.Immedia te Interim XE "Imme diate Inte rim" | |
1677 | You must e dit severa l files or have the files edit ed. | |
1678 | File (#69. 9): | |
1679 | Field:Que Ch, He Etc . Verified Test(S) | |
1680 | ||
1681 | Field:Que Micro Veri fied Test( S) | |
1682 | ||
1683 | These fiel ds must be set to “N O” if you do not wan t the inte rim to pri nt automat ically. | |
1684 | File (#64. 6): | |
1685 | Field:Loca tion | |
1686 | ||
1687 | Must conta in the loc ation name that acts as a poin ter to Fil e #44. | |
1688 | ||
1689 | Field:Imme diately Tr ansmit Res ults | |
1690 | ||
1691 | Must be se t to “YES” | |
1692 | ||
1693 | Field:Devi ce | |
1694 | ||
1695 | Field:Urge ncy Cutoff | |
1696 | ||
1697 | All report s will pri nt if fiel d is blank . When it has an ent ry, only h igher urge ncies will print | |
1698 | Batched In terim XE "Batched I nterim" | |
1699 | ||
1700 | TC "Batc hed Interi m" \l 4 | |
1701 | Batched In terim can be set up for variou s times of the day t o a centra lized prin ter. | |
1702 | NOTE: This device is set up in File #19 under the option nam e and is N OT that de signated i n File #64 .6. | |
1703 | The inform ation that will prin t on this report wil l be the v erified da ta for tha t day, fro m midnight until the time of p rinting. I f you elec t to have more than one printi ng each da y, you wil l not get just the r eports sin ce the tim e of the l ast printi ng but all verified results fo r the day. The print ing will o ccur alpha betically by locatio n and with in each lo cation, al phabetical ly by pati ent name. | |
1704 | File (#64. 6) | |
1705 | Field:Loca tion | |
1706 | ||
1707 | Must conta in an entr y for each ward loca tion | |
1708 | ||
1709 | Field:Inte rim Report ing must c ontain “YE S”. | |
1710 | File (#19) Option Na me: LRTASK Daily Int erim 1, Fi elds #200, #201, and #202 must contain e ntries. Th ese fields are for d evice, fre quency (on ce a day, once a wee k), and ti me. For ea ch interim time of d ay, you wi ll need a different tasked opt ion. (e.g. , LRTASK d aily Inter im I, LRTA SK Daily I nterim 2, etc.) | |
1711 | ||
1712 | ||
1713 | FileMan La b Results Reporting XE "FileM an Lab Res ults Repor ting" | |
1714 | ||
1715 | TC "File Man Lab Re sults Repo rting" \l 2 | |
1716 | Patch LR*5 .2*476 ad ded a new FileMan fu nction, LR RESULT, to the FUNCT ION (#.5) file. This function enables re porting on lab resul ts for a s pecific pa tient, spe cimen type , and lab test, look ing back o ver a spec ified numb er of days . This enh ancement a pplies onl y to lab t ests with verified r esults for patients currently admitted. | |
1717 | Users must be famili ar with Fi leMan file structure and comma nds to cre ate and ru n a report . The four input par ameters re quired to execute th e function must be e ntered in the follow ing sequen ce: | |
1718 | a) Patient number fr om the PAT IENT (#2) file, ente red as NUM BER | |
1719 | b) Specime n type int ernal entr y number ( IEN) from the TOPOGR APHY FIELD (#61) fil e | |
1720 | c) IEN of the lab te st in the LABORATORY TEST (#60 ) file | |
1721 | d) Look-ba ck number of days | |
1722 | The new en try in the FUNCTION file is de fined as f ollows: | |
1723 | NAME: LRRE SULT | |
1724 | MUMPS CO DE: S X=$$ GETLAB^LRF RSLT(X,X1, X2,X3) | |
1725 | NUMBER O F ARGUMENT S: 4 | |
1726 | EXPLANAT ION: Lab r esult retr iever -- u sed with t he format of | |
1727 | LRFRSLT(a, b,c,d) whe re a is re ferenced a s INTERNAL (PATIENT), b is the | |
1728 | specimen f ile 61 IEN , c is the lab file 60 test IE N, and d i s the numb er | |
1729 | of days to search ba ck | |
1730 | Following is an abbr eviated ex ample of h ow to run the report for a ver ified lab test. | |
1731 | Example #1 from the PATIENT fi le: | |
1732 | VISTAS1:VI STA>D P^DI | |
1733 | VA FileMan 22.2 | |
1734 | Select OPT ION: PRINT FILE ENTR IES | |
1735 | Output fro m what Fil e: EXECUTE CODE// 2 PATIENT (85282 ent ries) | |
1736 | Sort by: N AME// @CUR RENT ADMIS SION | |
1737 | Start with CURRENT A DMISSION: FIRST// T- 2500 (DEC 26, 2010) | |
1738 | Go to CURR ENT ADMISS ION: LAST/ / T (OCT 30, 2017) | |
1739 | Within C URRENT ADM ISSION, So rt by: | |
1740 | First Prin t FIELD: C URRENT ADM ISSION;L20 | |
1741 | Then Print FIELD: .0 1;L20 NAM E | |
1742 | Then Print FIELD: LR RESULT(NUM BER,70,71, 2500);"TES T RESULT" | |
1743 | Then Print FIELD: | |
1744 | Heading (S /C): PATIE NT List// | |
1745 | STORE PRIN T LOGIC IN TEMPLATE: | |
1746 | START at P AGE: 1// | |
1747 | DEVICE: ;8 0;999 HOM E (CRT) | |
1748 | PATIENT Li st OCT 30, 2017@07:4 8 PAGE 1 | |
1749 | TEST | |
1750 | CURRENT AD MISSION NAME RESULT | |
1751 | ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- - | |
1752 | JAN 13,201 1@10:16:57 SQDYSE,H AD AHH 0.0 %; 1/6/11@07: 00 | |
1753 | FEB 4,2011 @14:05:40 OIDA,KXN I L CU 1.7 %; 2/15/11@07 :00 | |
1754 | FEB 11,201 1@20:22:57 PXAHB,HI ZRYI P 11.1 f L;3/7/11@0 7:00 | |
1755 | FEB 15,201 1@10:46 HRSZLJEH U,BHUZDS F 12.1 % ;2/14/11@0 7:00 | |
1756 | FEB 23,201 1@10:13:29 PUXL,TLR A G 1.8 %; 1/14/11@10 :15 | |
1757 | FEB 23,201 1@15:07:16 MLJELDY, FDAKHUSX S 8.9 fL ;3/7/11@07 :00:01 | |
1758 | ========== ========== ========== ========== ========== ========== ====== | |
1759 | The functi on can als o be invok ed from th e PRESCRIP TION (#52) file for a given dr ug, as sho wn below. Note that the patien t number i s referenc ed as INTE RNAL(PATIE NT). | |
1760 | Example #2 from the PRESCRIPTI ON file: | |
1761 | Print File Entries | |
1762 | Output fro m what Fil e: PRESCRI PTION// (1049053 1 entries) | |
1763 | Sort by: R X #// 'ISS UE DATE | |
1764 | Start with ISSUE DAT E: FIRST// 4/2/2007 (APR 02, 2007) | |
1765 | Go to ISSU E DATE: LA ST// 4/2/2 007 (APR 02, 2007) | |
1766 | Within I SSUE DATE, Sort by: DRUG["IBUP ROFEN" | |
1767 | First Prin t FIELD: . 01 RX # | |
1768 | Then Print FIELD: 1 ISSUE DAT E | |
1769 | Then Print FIELD: 6 DRUG | |
1770 | Then Print FIELD: LR RESULT(INT ERNAL(PATI ENT),72,16 03,720);"C reatinine | |
1771 | -720 days" | |
1772 | Then Print FIELD: | |
1773 | Heading (S /C): PRESC RIPTION Li st// | |
1774 | STORE PRIN T LOGIC IN TEMPLATE: | |
1775 | START at P AGE: 1// | |
1776 | DEVICE: HOME (CRT) Right Margin: 80 // | |
1777 | PRESCRIPTI ON List N OV 20, 201 7@16:17 PAGE 1 | |
1778 | Cr eatinine | |
1779 | RX # ISSUE D ATE DRUG -7 20 days | |
1780 | ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---- | |
1781 | ####### APR 2,2 007 IBUP ROFEN 800M G TAB 1.25 | |
1782 | mg/dL;4/11 /16@09:07: 56 | |
1783 | ####### APR 2,2 007 IBUP ROFEN 800M G TAB 1.25 | |
1784 | mg/dL;4/11 /16@09:07: 56 | |
1785 | ####### APR 2,2 007 IBUP ROFEN 800M G TAB 1.13 | |
1786 | mg/dL;3/28 /16@12:30 | |
1787 | ####### APR 2,2 007 IBUP ROFEN 800M G TAB NONE FOUND IN | |
1788 | LAST 720DA YS | |
1789 | INSTRUMENT ATION AND INTERFACIN G | |
1790 | TC "Inst rumentatio n and Inte rfacing" \ l 1 | |
1791 | Instrument ation and Interfacin g | |
1792 | Introducti on | |
1793 | Since inte rfacing in struments is such an important part of t he modern laboratory , all user s should b e familiar with the process of “interfac ing” and w hy it is n ot just a “plug the machine in ” process as many in strument s ales repre sentatives claim. | |
1794 | Supervisor s/Choosers of Instru mentation XE "Super visors/Cho osers of I nstrumenta tion" | |
1795 | ||
1796 | TC "Supe rvisors/Ch oosers of Instrument ation" \l 2 | |
1797 | *WARNING: XE "*WAR NING:" If you are i nvolved wi th selecti ng an inst rument to use in you r Laborato ry, be awa re that th ere are th ree possib le scenari os facing you when y ou decide to interfa ce. | |
1798 | There is a completed approved interface routine wr itten for that parti cular inst rument. It may be un idirection al or it m ay be bidi rectional, but eithe r way, it has been t ested and works at o ther DHCP sites. | |
1799 | There is a n interfac e routine written fo r that par ticular in strument b ut it has not been c ompletely tested. It may still be in Alp ha test (f irst try) or Beta te st (later tries). In this case , you have the optio n of waiti ng until o ther sites finish th e testing or becomin g an Alpha /Beta site . If you c hoose to b ecome a te st site, y ou will ha ve to comm it your ti me and IRM time to c hecking th e data for problems and workin g with the developer to correc t those pr oblems. | |
1800 | There is n ot an inte rface rout ine writte n for that particula r instrume nt. In thi s case, yo u can beco me an Alph a site you rself or y ou can wai t until an other site purchases the instr ument, goe s through the proces s of havin g the rout ine create d and appr oved. If y ou choose to become a test sit e, remembe r that you will have to commit your time and IRM t ime to che cking the data for p roblems an d working with the d eveloper t o correct those prob lems. | |
1801 | NOTE: | |
1802 | Remember, a DHCP rou tine must exist in o rder for y ou to effe ctively in terface XE "interfa ce" your new instru ment. | |
1803 | It does no t matter t hat the Ma nufacturer Sales Rep resentativ e says tha t it can b e interfac ed. (To mo st Sales R epresentat ives, that means the instrumen t has a RS -232 XE " RS-232" p lug in the back and it can be connected to an outs ide comput er with a standard c ommunicati on line.) Without th e interfac e program to “transl ate,” your DHCP syst em will no t understa nd what th e instrume nt “is say ing” and w here to st ore the da ta. | |
1804 | Load/Work Lists XE "Load/Work Lists" | |
1805 | ||
1806 | TC "Load /Work List s" \l 2 | |
1807 | The LOAD/W ORK LIST f ile (#68.2 ) controls the build ing and pr inting of load/work lists. Eac h automate d instrume nt has to be linked to a load/ work list entry. For each load /work list entry, th ere is at least one profile th at lists t he tests a nd control s that are used with that prof ile on tha t load/wor k list. In normal op eration th ere is at least one load/work list and p rofile per type of i nstrument and one fo r each ben ch. | |
1808 | For exampl e, a multi ple profil es for a l oad/work l ist might be a parti cular kind of test t hat is run on a week ly basis; e.g., a Th ursday pro file. At o ther times during th e week, it is run wi th another profile. The defini tion of th e profile determines what test s are goin g to be pu lled out o f the acce ssions to be include d on that load/work list. You predefine all the va rious ways that you will refer ence that test. You may use sy nonyms, de fine it as parts of profiles o r subparts of other panels or profiles i n the LABO RATORY TES T file (#6 0). | |
1809 | You need t o specify individual ly in the load list Profile fi eld (#50) those test s that nee d to be ve rified. Th e Build Na me Only fi eld (#2) i n LOAD/WOR K LIST fil e (#68.2) is a “YES/ NO” questi on. If you answer “Y ES” the te st (either single or a panel) will be us ed only to build the profile f or the loa d/work lis t. If set to “NO”, ( and the te st is a si ngle test) , then the sequence of tests o n the prof ile will b e defined by the ord er in whic h they are added to this field . If set t o “NO”, an d the test is a pane l, the tes t sequence will be d efined by the order in which t hey have b een added to the pan el test na me in LABO RATORY TES T file (#6 0) in the Lab tests included i n Panel fi eld (#200) . | |
1810 | For exampl e, if you enter a lo ad/work li st for Ele ctrolytes and define one profi le for the list, als o called E lectrolyte s. Into th is profile you will be putting the singl e tests Na , K, Cl, a nd CO2 fro m LABORATO RY TEST fi le (#60). Set these tests BUIL D NAME ONL Y=NO. Also , add the panel LYTE S which in cludes all these tes ts and set its BUILD NAME ONLY =YES. | |
1811 | Instrument Data Flow XE "Inst rument Dat a Flow" | |
1812 | ||
1813 | TC "Inst rument Dat a Flow" \l 2 | |
1814 | The genera l flow of data from the instru ment to th e computer to verifi cation is described here. The first stag ing of the data is i n the LSI INTERFACE. The data is stored with a fla g as to wh at hardwar e port the data came from. The data is s ent from t he LSI INT ERFACE to the host s ystem one at a time (with hand shaking) b y the LAB routine an d then goe s into the ^LA globa l with the first sub script rep resenting the indivi dual instr ument line using the internal entry # fo r the inst rument fro m the AUTO INSTRUMEN T file (#6 2.4). This data is t hen proces sed by a s pecial rou tine for t hat instru ment and t he process ed data is stored in the ^LAH global unt il it is v erified by a lab tec h or delet ed. When n o data has accumulat ed for app roximately 3 minute, the ^LA g lobal for the instru ment is de leted and completely removed. | |
1815 | The LAB ro utine runs continuou sly and lo oks for da ta from th e LSI INTE RFACE. As soon as th e LAB rout ine receiv es data fr om the ins trument, i t starts p utting the data into the ^LA g lobal, sub scripted b y instrume nt number, and simul taneously executes t he NEW DAT A node for this inst rument in the AUTO I NSTRUMENT file (#62 .4) to sta rt up the routine re sponsible for proces sing the d ata out of the ^LA g lobal. The data that is contai ned in the ^LA globa l is the r aw instrum ent data. If additio nal data i s coming i n from the same inst rument and the ^LA g lobal alre ady exists , the LAB routine do es not res tart a new routine. The new da ta continu es to be a ccumulated in the ^L A global. This means that if d ata alread y exists i n the ^LA global and the routi ne is not running fo r that ins trument, d ata will c ontinue to accumulat e in the ^ LA global, but will not be pro cessed out . This sit uation wil l exist un til the LR JOB functi on is run to start t he proper routine. | |
1816 | The runnin g of the a ppropriate routine p rocesses t he data ou t of the ^ LA global and stores the data in the ^LA H global. This is a temporary storage ar ea. The AU TO INSTRUM ENT file ( #62.4) con tains info rmation on the tests that are run, where in the in put string the test value is l ocated, an d where to store the data in t he ^LAH gl obal. This is the sa me as the location u sed in the ^LR globa l. Also th ere is a p ointer to the LOAD/W ORK LIST f ile (#68.2 ) that giv es the sub script for the ^LAH global, wh at method to use in linking th e data to a sample i n the ACCE SSION file (#68), wh ether to O VERLAY dat a and whet her to pro cess by ac cession nu mber, sequ ence numbe r or tray cup. The f irst subsc ript of th e ^LAH glo bal is tie d uniquely to a give n load/wor k list. If data is N OT overlai d, then ea ch new sam ple’s data will get a new entr y in ^LAH. If the da ta is to b e overlaid , then a n ew entry w ill be mad e only if the linkin g variable cannot be found in the file. | |
1817 | *WARNING X E "WARNIN G" : Neith er ^LA nor ^LAH is V A FileMan compatible . | |
1818 | The proces sing of th e data out of the ^L AH global is usually done duri ng verific ation of i nstrument data. If n ot, it acc umulates d ata for a day or unt il the CLE AR INSTRUM ENT functi on is done . When the instrumen t data is cleared, d ata in ^LA , ^LAH is purged. Up on verific ation, the data from ^LAH is m oved into the ^LR gl obal. This global, ^ LR(, LAB D ATA file ( #63) is VA FileManag er compati ble. All d ata that r emains unv erified st ays in the ^LAH glob al. | |
1819 | To avoid c onfusion w ith data f rom the pr evious shi ft, the Cl ear Instru ment/Workl ist data [ LRINSTCLR] option sh ould be ru n at the b eginning o f every da y (or perh aps, every shift). F or example , if there is an acc ession num ber 120 ve rified, th en that da ta still e xists unde r that acc ession num ber. If yo u then run a new acc ession num ber 120, y ou would g et the dat a from the previous accession number 120 . If you r an another sample th rough the system for accession 120 for t he current time peri od, you wo uld then h ave two se ts of data for the a ccession n umber 120. If you ha ve ROLLOVE R specifie d in ACCES SION file (#68) and the data i s unverifi ed, you wo uld not be able to c reate a ne w 120. Thi s is compl icated by the fact t hat the AU TO INSTRUM ENT file ( #62.4) all ows two wa ys of runn ing the pr ograms, on e of which is that e very sampl e gets a u nique entr y in the ^ LAH global , even if it belongs to the sa me tray an d cup and to the sam e person. This means you can c onsecutive ly accumul ate multip le copies of data. T he technol ogist then must make a decisio n about wh ich set of data or c ombination of sets i s correct. This cann ot be batc h verified . To avoid this situ ation you clear the instrument using the Clear Ins trument/Wo rklist dat a option. | |
1820 | Verificati on (and mo vement of data from ^LAH to ^L R) can be accomplish ed two way s: | |
1821 | Use the En ter/Verify Data (aut o instrume nt) option . This tak es one acc ession num ber, one s equence nu mber, or o ne tray/cu p at a tim e, display s the data and asks for verifi cation. Wh en it is v erified, i t moves to ^LR and i s then ava ilable to the wards, on cumula tive repor ts, etc. | |
1822 | Use the Gr oup Unveri fied Revie w (auto in strument) option. Th is prints the data f rom the ^L AH global. You may c heck it fo r critical values, d elta check s, etc. W hen you ar e ready to verify al l or parts of the da ta, use th e Group Ve rify (auto instrumen t) option to verify it and mov e it to th e ^LR glob al. You ca nnot group verify da ta that ha s multiple entries o f data not overlaid. If there are cases of multipl e sets of data, the group veri fy skips t he data an d notifies you. The technologi st must ma ke the dec ision as t o which da ta to use. To do thi s, use the Enter/Ver ify (auto instrument ) option t o make a m anual sele ction. | |
1823 | If the Ove rlay Data field in t he AUTO IN STRUMENT f ile (#62.4 ) is set t o “YES”, t hen a test is overla id by a ne w run of t he same te st. If, fo r example, you get a n out of r ange check , you can rerun the sample and the value s will rep lace the p revious va lues. This is done f or all val ues that a re transmi tted from the instru ment. To c orrectly u se this me thod, you must remem ber that n ew data su bstitutes for old da ta (that i s, new dat a writes o ver existi ng data). | |
1824 | Automated Instrument Interfaci ng XE "Au tomated In strument I nterfacing " | |
1825 | ||
1826 | TC "Auto mated Inst rument Int erfacing" \l 2 | |
1827 | The LAB ro utine ties a port to the LSI d evice (dat a concentr ator). If multiple L SI devices are used, correspon ding multi ple LAB ro utines wou ld have to run, and each would be design ated separ ately (i.e ., LAB1, L AB2, LAB3, etc.). Th ey are all identical except th at each on e incremen ts by 10 t he interna l count on the first subscript of the ^L A global. Data goes across the line that is specif ied as the beginning lab data line (spec ified in t he device file). Bec ause it go es by name (LABDATA) rather th an by line number, i t is alway s LABDATA, LABDATA1, LABDATA2, etc., dep ending on which line you are u sing. | |
1828 | When the L AB routine is runnin g, any dat a that com es from a given line hooked to the LSI g oes to the same desi gnated num ber line i n the ^LA global; (i .e., if it comes out of line n umber 5 it would go into ^LA(5 ,. At the same time, if this i s new data and nothi ng exists in the ^LA (5, global ), the LAB program s tarts up w hatever ap propriate automated instrument routine b elongs to number 5 a s defined in the AUT O INSTRUME NT file (# 62.4). The AUTO INST RUMENT fil e (#62.4) is number meaningful in that t he Field # .001 is de fined. The individua l entries tie to ind ividual de vices. For example, if you hav e multiple Coulters, you would have mult iple entri es with a different name for e ach Coulte r, in the AUTO INSTR UMENT file (#62.4) ( e.g., coul ter1, coul ter2). It is essenti ally a one to one ma pping of l ine to the specific instrument . | |
1829 | If the dat a is alrea dy defined in the ^L A global a nd the pro cessing ro utine is n ot running , data wil l continue to accumu late in th at ^LA glo bal and no thing will happen to it. The L AB program assumes t hat the ta rget globa l already exists and the proce ssing rout ine is run ning. If t he target global doe s not exis t, it assu mes that t he program is not ru nning and tasks the routine to process t hat global . | |
1830 | AUTO INSTR UMENT file (#62.4) d etermines what load listing me chanism it is suppos ed to use for moving the data in the ^LA H global. The ^LAH g lobal is d efined in the LOAD/W ORK LIST f ile (#68.2 ). The ^LA H global i s a tempor ary global where dat a is broug ht in and retained s equentiall y. Each su cceeding p iece of da ta is stor ed in the ^LAH globa l and its first subs cript base d on the s ame subscr ipt as the entries i n the File #68.2. Wh en the dat a is verif ied and pl aced in th e ^LR glob al, it is removed fr om the ^LA H global. | |
1831 | NOTE: If y ou need he lp with an Auto Inst rument, yo ur respect ive ISC wi ll be very happy if you can su pply them a hard cop y of the r outines be ing run, a copy of t he ^LAH an d ^LA glob als, param eters from the instr ument, ver sion of th e software on the in strument, and a hard copy of t he AUTO IN STRUMENT f ile (#62.4 ). | |
1832 | Automated Instrument Data Flow TC "Auto mated Inst rument Dat a Flow" \l 3 | |
1833 | ||
1834 | ||
1835 | ||
1836 | AUTO INSTR UMENT file (#62.4) F ields List TC "AUTO INSTRUMEN T file (#6 2.4) Field s List" \l 3 | |
1837 | The AUTO I NSTRUMENT file (#62. 4) contain s all spec ific infor mation rel ated to ea ch automat ed instrum ent in the laborator y. It is u sed to def ine the si te specifi c paramete rs by whic h each ins trument wi ll be run, including what auto mated inte rface rout ine progra m will be used, the type of lo ad or work list that will be r un on the instrument , and the individual tests whi ch will ge nerate dat a from tha t instrume nt. The fi le specifi cally defi nes for ea ch instrum ent the na me, echo d evice, pro gram, load /work list , entry fo r LAGEN ro utine, lab test asso ciated wit h the inst rument, WK LD suffix code, and alarm term inal (the alerting t erminal wh en the int erface lin e is not w orking). | |
1838 | It is nece ssary to r eview and edit this file prior to interf acing any automated instrument s to be ru n on-line. For more complete i nformation on how th is is acco mplished a nd the imp lications of editing this file , please r efer to th e section of this ma nual entit led Instru mentation/ Interfacin g. | |
1839 | (.001) NUM BER | |
1840 | (.01) NAME | |
1841 | (.14) WKLD METHOD | |
1842 | (.15) WKLD CODE METH OD NAME | |
1843 | (.16) WKLD CODE SUFF IX | |
1844 | (1) ECHO D EVICE | |
1845 | (2) PROGRA M | |
1846 | (3) LOAD/W ORK LIST | |
1847 | (5) ENTRY for LAGEN ROUTINE | |
1848 | (6) CROSS LINKED BY | |
1849 | (9) *ECHO ALL INPUT | |
1850 | (10) METHO D | |
1851 | (11) DEFAU LT ACCESSI ON AREA | |
1852 | (12) OVERL AY DATA | |
1853 | (20) NEW D ATA | |
1854 | (25) RESTA RT | |
1855 | (26) HANDS HAKE RESPO NSE | |
1856 | (27) ACK T RIGGER VAL UE | |
1857 | (28) ACK R ESPONSE VA LUE | |
1858 | (29) DIREC T DEVICE | |
1859 | (30) CHEM TESTS (Sub file 62.41 ) | |
1860 | (.001) Num ber | |
1861 | (.01) Test | |
1862 | (2) Param 1 | |
1863 | (3) Param 2 | |
1864 | (4) Param 3 | |
1865 | (6) Downlo ad Code | |
1866 | (11) Routi ne Storage | |
1867 | (31) LOAD CHEM TESTS | |
1868 | (40) ALARM TERMINAL (Subfile 6 2.42) | |
1869 | (.01) Alar m Terminal | |
1870 | (60) MICRO CARD TYPE (Subfile 62.43) | |
1871 | (.01) Micr o Card Typ e | |
1872 | (.5) Card Name | |
1873 | (.7) Proce ss Card Ca ll | |
1874 | (1) Organi sm (Subfil e 62.44) | |
1875 | (.01) Orga nism | |
1876 | (1) Card C ode For Or ganism | |
1877 | (2) Drug ( Subfile 62 .46) | |
1878 | (.001) Num ber | |
1879 | (.01) Drug | |
1880 | (1) Drug Node | |
1881 | (2) Param 1 | |
1882 | (3) Card C ode | |
1883 | (4) Displa y Order | |
1884 | (9) Sectio n | |
1885 | (10) Bit P osition | |
1886 | (3) Messag e (Subfile 62.461) | |
1887 | (.001) Num ber | |
1888 | (.01) Code | |
1889 | (2) Flag V alue | |
1890 | (3) Messag e | |
1891 | (70) INTER FACE NOTES | |
1892 | (91) DOWNL OAD ENTRY | |
1893 | (92) DOWNL OAD PROTOC OL ROUTINE | |
1894 | (93) FILE BUILD ENTR Y | |
1895 | (94) FILE BUILD ROUT INE | |
1896 | (95) SEND TRAY/CUP L OCATION | |
1897 | (96) QUEUE BUILD | |
1898 | (97) MICRO INTERPRET ATION CHEC K | |
1899 | (100) METH NAME | |
1900 | (101) MEAN DATA VALU E 1 | |
1901 | (102) MEAN DATA VALU E 2 | |
1902 | (103) MEAN DATA VALU E 3 | |
1903 | (105) MICR O AUTO APP ROVAL METH OD | |
1904 | (106) DEFA ULT AUTO M ICRO TEST | |
1905 | (107) SITE NOTES DAT E (Subfile 62.4107) | |
1906 | ||
1907 | (.01) Site Notes Dat e | |
1908 | ||
1909 | (1) TEXT ( Subfile 62 .41071) | |
1910 | ||
1911 | (.01) Text | |
1912 | AUTO INSTR UMENT file (#62.4) F ields Desc ription TC "AUTO IN STRUMENT f ile (#62.4 ) Fields D escription " \l 3 | |
1913 | (.001) NU MBER: The internal n umber assi gned by th e system w henever an entry is added. Do not edit. | |
1914 | (.01) NAM E: This is the name (3-30 char acters) of the instr ument. If you have m ore than o ne of the same instr ument, be sure to de signate th em; e.g., Ektachem 4 00-I and E ktachem 40 0-II. | |
1915 | (.14) WKLD METHOD: T his field indicates what metho d the syst em should use as a d efault met hod for wo rkload ide ntificatio n purposes . | |
1916 | (.15) WKL D CODE MET HOD NAME: This field is automa tically fi lled in wh en a selec tion of WK LD code me thod name is made. I represent s an eye r eadable na me of the code selec ted. | |
1917 | (.16) WKL D CODE SUF FIX: This field indi cates what suffix sh ould be us ed as a de fault suff ix code fo r this ins trument. | |
1918 | (1) ECHO DEVICE: Ec ho of raw instrument data to a CRT or a printer is no longer supported . This fie ld is used when sett ing up a L SI or a di rect conne ct auto in strument. Refer to t he section on automa ted instru ment file set up for more info rmation. T his field identifies the devic e name tha t the auto instrumen t data lin e is conne cted. | |
1919 | (2) PROGRA M: The fre e text nam e of the i nterface r outine (co pies of th e presuppl ied entrie s in this file. If t he program (routine) is not li sted here in the exp orted vers ion for yo ur instrum ent, conta ct your re gional ISC or Site M anager to see whethe r the appr opriate ro utine is a vailable. | |
1920 | (3) LOAD/ WORK LIST: Points to the LOAD/ WORK LIST file (#68. 2). This i s a requir ed field. Choose the load/work list name that will be used f or this in strument i f you plan to run by list. If you plan t o run by a ccession n umber, thi s field mu st also be filled in with the name of th e load/wor k list, ev en though you may no t use it w hen runnin g the inst rument. | |
1921 | (5) ENTRY FOR LAGEN ROUTINE: Choose fro m a set of codes bas ed on how you plan t o run this instrumen t. (This e ntry sets up the cor rect cross -reference between t he raw dat a and the patient or specimen identifica tion.) | |
1922 | You may ha ve to test different combinati ons, depen ding on th e particul ar interfa ce routine and/or th e way your instrumen t transmit s the raw data, espe cially if you are lu cky enough to have a n older or more obso lete instr ument. Che ck with th e instrume ntation/in terface po rtion of t his guide for more i nformation . | |
1923 | (6) CROSS LINKED BY : This fie ld specifi es a varia ble from t he interfa ce program which hel ps set up the cross- reference between da ta and sam ple, and i s dependen t on the i nterface r outine its elf. (See the instru mentation/ interface section.) | |
1924 | (9) *ECHO ALL INPUT : If the e cho device field has been fill ed in, ans wering “YE S” will te ll the sys tem to ech o all data to that d evice. If you choose “NO”, no data will be echoed. This fiel d will be deleted in later ver sion. | |
1925 | (10) METH OD: A free text fiel d (1-20 Ch aracters) specifying the metho d of the t esting per formed by the instru ment. (It is easiest to fill t his in wit h the inst rument nam e.) | |
1926 | (11) DEFA ULT ACCESS ION AREA: Points to the ACCESS ION file ( #68) and d efines a d efault acc ession are a from whi ch the tes ts run on the instru ment are p ulled. (If no access ion area i s specifie d, as in t he case of running b y accessio n, when on ly the num eric porti on of the entire acc ession is specified, the syste m will ass ign that a ccession n umber to t he default accession area list ed here as an entry. ) If the l oad/workli st field h as been fi lled in, t his field should mat ch the acc ession are a for that list. | |
1927 | (12) OVER LAY DATA: Setting th is field t o “YES” wi ll allow d ata to ove rlay (or r eplace) pr evious unv erified da ta (i.e., when speci mens are r erun). If you set th is field t o “NO”, th e second s et of data will be t ransmitted in additi on to the existing d ata. You w ould have to clear i nstrument data to re move the p revious da ta first, and then r e-run the specimens, especiall y if you w ill be gro up reviewi ng and ver ifying. | |
1928 | (20) NEW DATA: For most instr uments, th is field w ill have a n entry of D NEW^LAS ET. This i s a string of execut able code which is u sed whenev er a new s tring of d ata starts to come f rom the au tomated in strument. | |
1929 | (25) RESTA RT: This i s a string of execut able code which rest ats everyt hing for t his partic ular instr ument if t here has b een a powe r failure, or if the routines have becom e totally lost. | |
1930 | (26) HANDS HAKE RESPO NSE: If th e instrume nt require s a handsh ake respon se, this f ield conta ins the ex ecutable M UMPS code to set the response into the v ariable OU T. S OUT=$ C (6) (OUT contains the ASCII character 6 “ACK”) | |
1931 | (27) ACK T RIGGER VAL UE: This f ield conta ins the AS CII sequen ce use to acknowledg e an auto instrument . Not all instrument s utilize this field . This is the decima l value th at will tr igger the ACK respon se (0-99). | |
1932 | (28) ACK R ESPONSE VA LUE: If th is instrum ent setup instructio ns indicat e a standa rd ACK val ue is requ ired by th e instrume nt, enter the $C(X) for the ac knowledgme nt. Not al l instrume nts make u se of this field. Wh ere X= the ASCII num ber of the ACK chara cter. | |
1933 | (29) DIRE CT DEVICE: This fiel d is used when bypas sing the L SI. It is the name o f the devi ce that is used to c ommunicate with a di rect conne ct instrum ent. | |
1934 | (30) CHEM TESTS (Su bfile): Th is is actu ally a mis nomer - it should re ad TESTS o r LAB TEST S, since t he entries in this m ultiple fi eld specif y the labo ratory tes t names wh ich will b e run (gen erate data ) on the i nstrument. (You do n ot run che m tests on a Coulter !) | |
1935 | (.001) Num ber: Inter nal entry number of the test e ntry in th is field, assigned b y the syst em. Can on ly be chan ged if you delete th e test fir st, and re -enter it. This numb er may be meaningful to the au to instrum ent and ho w it ident ifies the test. | |
1936 | (.01) Test : Points t o the appr opriate te st(s) in t he LABORAT ORY TEST f ile (#60). Again the se entries can be ch anged only by deleti ng them fi rst and th en re-ente ring. | |
1937 | (2) PARAM 1: This is used to e xtract a t est from a data stre am. It may contain a line numb er or char acter numb er. Set by LASET int o TC(I,2) this field . Check th e interfac e notes or review th e routine. | |
1938 | (3) PARAM 2: This is used to e xtract a t est from a data stre am. It may contain a line numb er or char acter numb er set by LASET into TC(I,3) i n this fie ld. Type a whole num ber betwee n 0 and 10 000. Refer to the in strumentat ion/interf ace sectio n for info rmation ab out these five field s. | |
1939 | (4) PARAM 3: This is used to e xtract a t est from a data stre am. It may contain a line numb er or char acter numb er set by LASET into TC(I,4) i n this fie ld. | |
1940 | (6) Downlo ad Code: T his is the code to s end the in strument f or downloa ding of lo ad lists t hat this t est is req uested. | |
1941 | (11) Routi ne Storage : Pointer to the LAB DATA file (#63) and is trigge red by the test name , above. D o not edit . | |
1942 | (31) LOAD CHEM TEST S: This fi eld is use d by the L ASET routi ne to dete rmine what to do wit h the chem test subf ile. T or blank move s the data into the TC array. U moves th e data int o the ^TMP (“LA”,$J, global. N will not m ove at all . Set acco rding to n eeds of in strument r outine. | |
1943 | (40) ALAR M TERMINAL (Subfile) : A multip le field t o be fille d in with the device name(s) w here a war ning messa ge will pr int should the LSI/i nterface s top. | |
1944 | (.01) Alar m Terminal : This fie ld contain s the name /numbers o f devices which will report th e status o f the inte rface. Thi s points t o the DEVI CE (#3.5). Enter the device na mes that s hould be t old of a L SI interfa ce stop. | |
1945 | (60) MICR O CARD TYP E (Subfile ): This en tire subfi le is at p resent dev oted to su pporting b idirection al interfa cing of th e Microbio logy auto instrument . If you a re not att empting to interface one of th ese types of instrum ents, you may ignore this enti re subfile . If you a re attempt ing to int erface suc h an instr ument, con sult Micro biology In struments Guide. The re are exa mples avai lable for various in struments. | |
1946 | (.01) Micr o Card Typ e: Enter t he Micro C ard Type. Answer mus t be 1-4 c haracters in length (Instrumen t card typ e). This i s a HEX co de which r epresent t he card ty pe. OE=GRA M. | |
1947 | (.5) Card Name: Ente r the Card Type Name e.g., Gra m Neg Id C ard Name. Refer to t he instrum entation/i nterface s ection of the guide for inform ation. | |
1948 | (7) Proces s Card Cal l: If a ro utine is r equired to process i ncoming da ta from th e instrume nt, enter a routine name. See interface notes for routine(s) names. Th ese fields have been added to facilitate the inter facing of microbiolo gy instrum ents. | |
1949 | (1) Organi sm (Subfil e): This s ubfield co ntains a l ist of pos sible iden tifiable o rganism wh ich can be identifie d on or by this card . It is a multiple f ield and c ontains pa rticulars for each o rganism. | |
1950 | (.01) Orga nism: Ente r the name of organi sm which i s in ETIOL OGY file ( #61.2). Th is file wi ll only al low organi sm which a re either Bacterium, Fungus, o r Mycobact erium iden tifiers. | |
1951 | (1) Card C ode For Or ganism: En ter the ca rd code fo r this org anism. It is usually a two dig it Hex cod e. | |
1952 | (2) Drug ( Subfile): This subfi eld contai ns a list of drugs w hich Card is capable of testin g and repo rting. | |
1953 | (.001) Nu mber: Ente r the numb er used by the instr ument to i dentify th e drug in uploaded d ata stream . Enter 1- 99 matchin g the inde x from the instrumen t. | |
1954 | (.01) Drug : Field 4 under the existing m ultiple fi eld Drug, called dis play order , has been added. Th is is to a ssist Micr o in displ aying the drugs in t he order i n which th ey come of f the inst rument. | |
1955 | (1) Drug n ode: Enter the drug name which the numbe r correspo nds to in File #62.0 6. | |
1956 | (2) PARAM1 : Enter a MUMPS code string ne eded to co nvert/extr act data i nto the va riable V. This field is simila r to Param 1 fields in other a uto instru ments. The name has been chang ed to prev ent confus ion in ref erring to the two fi elds. | |
1957 | (3) Card c ode: This is the cod e from the card to d o the look up on. On each card it is poss ible to ha ve codes r epresent d ifferent m essages or canned co mments. Th is subfiel d identifi es the rel ationship. Enter the code, the card uplo ad data wi ll be cont ained. | |
1958 | (4) Displa y Order: E nter a num ber betwee n 1-100 fo r display order, or 0 for file entry ord er. | |
1959 | (9) Sectio n: Answer must be 2- 30 charact ers in len gth. | |
1960 | (10) Bit P osition: W hat bit (n umber of c haracters from the l eft) posit ion the dr ug is loca ted. | |
1961 | (3) Messag e (Subfile ): For eac h card cod e, there c an be an a ssociated message to represent that code . This sub field setu p that rel ationship. | |
1962 | (.001) Num ber: Type a whole nu mber betwe en 1 and 9 9. This fi eld repres ents the i nternal fi le number for this m essage. Th is number must be un ique to th e file. | |
1963 | (01) Code: Message c ode, entry must be 1 -10 charac ters in le ngth. | |
1964 | (2) Flag v alue: This field con tains the flag value sent by t he instrum ent with t he upload data. Valu e if match es then in clude msg. | |
1965 | (3) Messag e: When th e flag val ue is dete cted this message wi ll be used . This fie ld is simi lar to the LAB DESCR IPTION fil e and Expa nded comme nts. | |
1966 | (70) INTE RFACE NOTE S: This wo rd process ing field contains n otes on ho w to set u p the inst rument and other per tinent inf ormation o n interfac ing the in strument, entered by lab packa ge develop ers. | |
1967 | (91) DOWNL OAD ENTRY: This fiel d is used to indicat e an entry point int o the rout ine used t o do the a ctual down loading of data to t he instrum ent. | |
1968 | (92) DOWNL OAD PROTOC OL ROUTINE : This fie ld is used to indica te the rou tine used to do the actual dow nloading o f records to instrum ent. | |
1969 | (93) FILE BUILD ENTR Y: This fi eld is use d to indic ate the en try point into a rou tine that is used to reformat the workli st record for transm ission and place it in the 0 n odes of th e LA globa l. | |
1970 | (94) FILE BUILD ROU TINE: This field is the name o f the rout ine which is used to reformat the workli st records for trans mission. | |
1971 | (95) SEND TRAY/CUP LOCATION: This field will cont ain the de fault to t he questio n, Send Tr ay/Cup loc ation, use d by the s ame bidire ctional ro utines. | |
1972 | (96) QUEUE BUILD: Th is field c ontains th e Default answer to Queue to b uild Quest ion. | |
1973 | (97) MICRO INTERPRET ATION CHEC K: This fi eld specif ies how th e data bei ng process ed should be handled . | |
1974 | (100) METH NAME: Poi nter to th e method f ield of th is file, a nd will be stuffed a utomatical ly. Refers to the st atistical method use d by the i nstrument. | |
1975 | (101) MEAN DATA VALU E 1: These fields sh ould conta in the exp ected mean values of the first , second, and third results. | |
1976 | (102)MEAN DATA VALUE 2: A grou p of three results t o be used in the Bul l Algorith m quality control ca lculations . | |
1977 | (103) MEA N DATA VAL UE 3: Exam ple, the M CV, MCH, a nd MCHC va lues from a CBC. | |
1978 | (105) MICR O AUTO APP ROVAL METH OD: This f ield selec ts the met hod to be used with this instr ument duri ng verific ation. Thi s entry wi ll allow “ RPT DATE A PPROVAL” p rompt duri ng verific ation. The default i s VS (Veri fy Supervi sor). If o ne wants t he report to release and verif ied, enter VS, other wise a sup ervisor mu st release the repor t before b eing verif ied and pr inted to t he cumulat ive. | |
1979 | NOTE: The Micro Auto Approval Method fie ld (#105) is associa ted with t he Micro A pproval Me thod field in the LA B REPORTS file (#64. 5). Make s ure the fi elds agree and are a ppropriate for your site. This field is only used for MICROB IOLOGY AUT OMATED INS TRUMENTS. | |
1980 | (106) DEF AULT AUTO MICRO TEST : This is the defaul t Laborato ry test na me to be u sed to rec ord worklo ad for eac h organism when usin g the Auto mated Micr o Instrume nt to veri fy test. | |
1981 | (107) SIT E NOTES DA TE (Subfil e): Date o f the note . | |
1982 | ||
1983 | (.01) Site Notes Dat e: Date | |
1984 | ||
1985 | (1) TEXT ( Subfile): The actual text of t he note. T his is a w ord proces sing | |
1986 | field. | |
1987 | (.01) Text : The actu al text of the note. | |
1988 | Bidirectio nal Commun ications X E "Bidire ctional Co mmunicatio ns" | |
1989 | ||
1990 | TC "Bidi rectional Communicat ions" \l 2 | |
1991 | Bidirectio nal commun ications o f Laborato ry instrum ents can b e done at your site if the fol lowing ite ms have be en accompl ished: | |
1992 | 1. | |
1993 | Version 2 EPROM chip s have bee n installe d in the L SI. These chips may be obtaine d from you r regional ISC. | |
1994 | 2. | |
1995 | Version 5. 1 or great er of the DHCP Autom atic Lab i nstruments package h as been in stalled. | |
1996 | 3. | |
1997 | DHCP bidir ectional r outines ha ve been wr itten for the instru ment to be interface d. These r outines wi ll include the bi-di rectional communicat ion routin e(s) for d ownloading and uploa ding, rout ine(s) to move the d ata from ^ LA to the ^LAH globa ls, and ma y also inc lude verif ication ro utine(s) i n the case of microb iology ins truments. | |
1998 | 4. | |
1999 | The AUTOMA TED INSTRU MENT file (#62.4) ha s been pro perly defi ned for th e instrume nt to be i nterfaced. | |
2000 | 5. | |
2001 | A LOAD/WOR K LIST fil e (#68.2) has been p roperly de fined. | |
2002 | 6. | |
2003 | Ability of the instr ument to f unction in the bidir ectional m ode. This ability sh ould have documentat ion provid ed by the instrument manufactu rer which should inc lude compl ete inform ation on t he bidirec tional com munication s protocol and proce dure, inst rument set up (there may be man y ways to configure an instrum ent), and an example of the ex pected dow nload and upload dat a stream. | |
2004 | ||
2005 | It is impo rtant to m ention tha t there ar e no indus try standa rds which define bid irectional communica tions. Thi s means ea ch manufac turer may have compl etely diff erent appr oaches to the proble m of downl oading and uploading informati on from an instrumen t to and f rom a host CPU. Each instrumen t is a com pletely se parate exp erience. F or this ch apter we h ave define d the term “download ” as patie nt demogra phic data, specimen and test i nformation and other necessary data requ ired to pe rform and report tes t results sent from the host C PU to the instrument . Upload i s defined as data se nt from th e automate d instrume nt to the host CPU a s complete d test res ult and ot her inform ation nece ssary for the verifi cation and reporting of test r esults in the DHCP l aboratory software. For exampl e, the com munication protocol KERMIT, us ed by Koda k in their Ektachem, is the ch oice of th e manufact urer and m ay not be the choice of other instrument manufactu rers. | |
2006 | Handshake Routines ( Bi-directi onal) TC "Handshake Routines (Bi-direct ional)" \l 3 | |
2007 | The handsh ake progra m XE "han dshake pro gram" cal led by the Lab progr am is used to check the incomi ng records . The prog ram has se veral resp onsibiliti es: | |
2008 | ||
2009 | 1. Check f or the sta rt of the data block . | |
2010 | ||
2011 | 2. Calcula te the che cksum for the data b lock. | |
2012 | ||
2013 | 3. Check f or the end of the da ta block. | |
2014 | ||
2015 | 4. Compare the calcu lated chec ksum to th e checksum received in the dat a block. | |
2016 | ||
2017 | 5. If the checksum i s correct, the progr am may sen d an ackno wledgment that it ha s received the data correctly if it is r equired, a nd send th e next blo ck of data to the in strument, or do noth ing but re turn to th e Lab prog ram. | |
2018 | 6. If the checksum i s invalid, the progr am resets the “I” su bscript e ntry so th at the nex t record r eceived wi ll overwri te the bad record an d send a n egative ac knowledgme nt to the instrument if it is required. | |
2019 | ||
2020 | 7. If a re cord is to be sent t o the inst rument, th e appropri ate number of reques ts for ser vice are g enerated i n the “Q” subscript of the ^L A global a nd the pro gram retur ns to the Lab progra m for actu al sending of the re cord(s). | |
2021 | Processing Routine X E "Proces sing Routi ne" | |
2022 | ||
2023 | TC "Proc essing Rou tine" \l 3 | |
2024 | Each instr ument has a unique s ingle rout ine. The L ab program will find which rou tine to us e from the Program f ield of th e AUTOMATE D INSTRUME NT file (# 62.4) for each autom ated instr ument that is interf aced. The processing routine a lso has se veral resp onsibiliti es: | |
2025 | ||
2026 | 1. Gets da ta from th e ^LA glob al. | |
2027 | ||
2028 | 2. Determi nes the ac cession nu mber. | |
2029 | ||
2030 | 3. Breaks out the ra w data int o individu al element s. | |
2031 | ||
2032 | 4. Manipul ates the r aw data fr om the ins trument. | |
2033 | ||
2034 | 5. Stores manipulate d data in ^LAH( Load /Work list #, for th at accessi on number. | |
2035 | Storage of data in ^ LA is done in three main areas . Results data being received is stored sequential ly under t he ^LA(T, “I” subscr ipt for ea ch instrum ent (where T is the internal n umber of t he AUTO IN STRUMENT f ile (#62.4 ). Downloa d data is stored seq uentially under the ^LA(T, O s ubscript f or each in strument. An additio nal area u nder the Q subscript is used t o indicate service r equests ma de for eac h instrume nt. These service re quests are stored se quentially so that t he request s are proc essed in a first-in- first-out (FIFO) man ner. An in strument r equesting service fo r incoming records o r by the d ownload pr ograms for outgoing records li sts its re quest unde r this Q n ode. | |
2036 | The follow ing is an example of ^LA for i nstrument T: (Where T = Instru ment #) | |
2037 | ^LA(T,”I”) | |
2038 | =34 | |
2039 | The total number of records re ceived | |
2040 | ^LA(T,”I”, 0) | |
2041 | =1 | |
2042 | Number of records pr ocessed | |
2043 | ^LA(T,”I”, 1) | |
2044 | =data | |
2045 | Data recei ved from i nstrument T | |
2046 | ^LA(T,”I”, 34) | |
2047 | =data | |
2048 | Last recor d of data received | |
2049 | ^LA(T,”O”) | |
2050 | =10 | |
2051 | Total numb er of reco rds to be sent | |
2052 | ^LA(T,”O”, 0) | |
2053 | =1 | |
2054 | Number of last recor d sent to instrument T | |
2055 | ^LA(T,”O”, 1) | |
2056 | =data | |
2057 | Record to be sent to instrumen t T | |
2058 | ^LA(T,”O”, 10) | |
2059 | =data | |
2060 | Last recor d to be se nt | |
2061 | ^LA(“Q”) | |
2062 | =25 | |
2063 | Last reque st number for servic e | |
2064 | ^LA(“Q”,25 ) | |
2065 | =7 | |
2066 | Service re quest to L AB program from inst rument on port 7 of LSI | |
2067 | Download R outine XE "Download Routine" | |
2068 | ||
2069 | TC "Down load Routi ne" \l 3 [LA DOWN] | |
2070 | This optio n invokes an instrum ent specif ic routine to proces s a load w orklist fo r download ing to the instrumen t. The opt ion will p rompt you with a ser ies of que stions rel ating to t he buildin g of the d ownload re cord. Care must be t aken to en sure that only the d esired acc essions ar e built on the workl ist. | |
2071 | The buildi ng of the download r ecords are performed in two st eps: | |
2072 | Step 1: Al l of the a ccessions which have tests ind icated on the load w orklist ar e collecte d and stor ed in the load workl ist file, indexed by cup. | |
2073 | Step 2: Th e protocol convertin g process transforms the data stored at the above node into the correc t format f or downloa ding, whic h includes headers, checksum, and end of file mark er. | |
2074 | It usually requires several pr ograms to execute a bidirectio nal protoc ol, and th ey are nam espaced ac cordingly. | |
2075 | Related Fi elds XE " Bidirectio nal Relate d Fields" | |
2076 | ||
2077 | TC "Bidi rectional Related Fi elds" \l 3 | |
2078 | With the a dvent of b idirection al softwar e, several fields we re added t o the file . It is re commended that a new set of fi le attribu tes be gen erated for Version 5 .1 or late r versions . | |
2079 | LABORATORY TEST file (#60) | |
2080 | Field #412 , called C ulture ID prefix, is used to i ndicate to the VITEK that this is a test to be dow nloaded an d used to indicate a multipli er factor. This is s o multiple tests can be downlo aded for o ne accessi on. | |
2081 | AUTO INSTR UMENT file (#62.4) | |
2082 | Field #91, called Do wnload ent ry, is use d to indic ate an ent ry point ( line tag) into the d ownload pr otocol rou tine. | |
2083 | Field #92, called Do wnload pro tocol rout ine, is us ed to indi cate the r outine use d to do th e actual d ownloading of data r ecords to the auto i nstrument. | |
2084 | Field #93, called Fi le build e ntry, is u sed to ind icate the entry poin t into (li ne tag) a File Build routine. | |
2085 | Field #94, called Fi le build r outine, is used to e nter the n ame of the routine w hich is us ed to refo rmat the l oad/workli st records for trans mission an d places t he reforma tted recor d in the O nodes of the ^LA gl obal. | |
2086 | Field #95, called Se nd tray/cu p, is used to indica te the def ault answe r to the q uestion Se nd tray/cu p. | |
2087 | Field #96, called Qu eue build, is used t o indicate the defau lt answer to the qu estion, Qu eue build. | |
2088 | Field #4, under the existing f ield Micro Card mult iple field Drug call ed display order has been adde d. This is to assist Micro in displaying the drugs in the or der in whi ch they co me off the instrumen t. | |
2089 | Field #6, under the existing m ultiple fi eld Chem t ests, is w here a new field cal led Downlo ad code ha s been add ed. This n ew field i s used to store the character code that is used in the downl oad to ind icate the actual lab oratory te st to be r un. | |
2090 | LABORATORY SITE file (#69.9) | |
2091 | Field #210 , called D ownload Fu ll Data, i s used to indicate t o the down load routi ne how muc h data to download t o the inst rument. If a site an swers “NO” to this f ield, the download r outine wil l only dow nload the instrument required fields. If “YES” is answered t o this fie ld, the do wnload rou tine will download a ll possibl e data fie lds that t he instrum ent will a ccept. The time take n to downl oad each r ecord and storage ca pacity of the instru ment are t he issues here. The smaller th e download record, t he less ti me it will take to c omplete th e process. Check you r automate d instrume nt setup a nd try to send the m inimum amo unt of dat a necessar y to meet the auto i nstrument and your s ite requir ements. | |
2092 | Version 2 LSI Eprom Installati on XE "Ve rsion 2 LS I Eprom In stallation " | |
2093 | ||
2094 | TC "Vers ion 2 LSI Eprom Inst allation" \l 2 | |
2095 | There are two method s for upgr ading the LSI with t he Version 2 Eprom c hips. | |
2096 | A. | |
2097 | If you do not have t he experti se availab le to chan ge the EPR OM chips, you can ca ll your re gional ISC for advic e on insta lling the new chips. | |
2098 | NOTE: Some ISCs may also provi de install ation of t he chips a t the ISC. This, of course, sh ould be ar ranged in advance of sending t he LSI to an ISC. Ea ch ISC wil l have its own polic y about EP ROM chip i nstallatio n. | |
2099 | B. | |
2100 | If you do have the e xpertise a vailable t o change t he chips, you can us e the foll owing proc edure to d o the upgr ade/instal lation. | |
2101 | 1. If your LSI is on -line to t he system, shut down the Lab p rogram gra cefully. T his is don e by enter ing the fo llowing co mmand in p rogrammer mode in th e UCI and on the CPU where the Lab routi ne is runn ing. Be su re to do a system st atus to ve rify where the Lab r outine is running an d do not s hut down t he Lab rou tine if an y automate d instrume nts are st ill sendin g automate d testing data. | |
2102 | S ^LA(“STO P”,x)=““ w here x = I nstrument number (i. e., 1 for the first LSI and 11 for the s econd LSI, etc.,) | |
2103 | For exampl e: S ^LA(“ STOP”,1)=“ “ | |
2104 | will stop the LAB ro utine for a systems first LSI. | |
2105 | NOTE: If y our LSI is not on li ne, or you are plann ing to cha nge the EP ROMs in th e backup L SI, it is very impor tant to ch eck out th e backup/i nactive LS I in the u nidirectio nal mode f irst. Do t his by swi tching LSI s and runn ing the ba ckup LSI a nd checkin g it out w ith ALL AU TOMATED IN STRUMENTS THAT HAVE BEEN INTER FACED with exactly t he same fo ur wire ph one cables . This wil l check th e function ality and wire wrapp ing of the backup LS I. If a pa rticular a utomated i nstrument works with the first LSI and d oes not wo rk with th e second L SI, first check that the RJ11 plug is pr operly plu gged in, t hen check the wire w rapping of the secon d LSI on t he port th at does no t work. ** ** If the LSI has be en sent ou t for repa ir, many t imes board s may be e xchanged a t the repa ir shop an d your wir e wrapping is altere d. The bes t way to e nsure that both LSIs are alway s working properly i s to rotat e the LSIs on a regu lar basis. | |
2106 | ||
2107 | 2. Do a sy stem statu s to verif y that the LAB routi ne has sto pped. If t he LAB rou tine has s topped, tu rn off the LSI. | |
2108 | ||
2109 | 3. Disconn ect power from the L SI. | |
2110 | ||
2111 | 4. Disconn ect the CP U line to port 1 on the LSI. | |
2112 | ||
2113 | 5. Remove 2 screws f rom the re ar of the LSI where ports are connected. | |
2114 | ||
2115 | 6. Careful ly lower t he panel, remove and label the cables fr om the top two board s before d isconnecti ng. | |
2116 | *WARNING X E "WARNIN G" : For t he followi ng steps, it is advi sable to h ave some m eans of gr ounding yo urself and the board work area to elimin ate the po ssibility of differe ntial grou nd potenti als which could dama ge the boa rd compone nts or EPR OM chips. Most biome dical engi neering se ctions wil l have gro unding equ ipment and anti-stat ic foam to place the LSI board s and new EPROM chip s on. Adhe rence to t he above c aution wil l ensure a trouble-f ree EPROM chip insta llation. | |
2117 | ||
2118 | 7. Careful ly remove the top bo ard from t he card ca ge and lay it on the work area with the gold edge connector on your le ft and the 2-ribbon connector plugs on y our right. | |
2119 | ||
2120 | 8. Referri ng to figu re 2-1 on page 2-2 o f the Gene ral Digita l GDC 2100 Data Conc entrator M aintenance and Opera tions Manu al, locate sockets X E39 and XE 32 in the upper cent er of the board. The se pages a re also in cluded in the append ix at the end of thi s chapter. | |
2121 | ||
2122 | LSI Graphi c XE "LSI Graphic" - Process or Board | |
2123 | ||
2124 | ||
2125 | 9. | |
2126 | Orient the new chips with the chips in X E39 and XE 32. | |
2127 | NOTE: The new EPROM chips you receive ma y look dif ferent fro m the chip s that are in the LS I. The chi p may have a notch i n the end, a cut cor ner, a sma ll dot in one corner or some o ther type of corner marking. T his markin g is used to determi ne which c orner pin is Pin num ber 1 of t he chip. I t is criti cal that t he new EPR OM chip be installed in exactl y the same orientat ion as the old one. This is do ne by loca ting where the pin n umber 1 is on the ol d and the new chip. To properl y align PI N 1 of the chip, pla ce the not ch or the small dot pointing t o the righ t or towar d the hand le. | |
2128 | ||
2129 | 10. | |
2130 | The chip i n XE39 is the LOW by te (bits 0 -7) chip a nd the chi p in XD32 is the HIG H byte (bi ts 8-15) c hip and th e new chip s should b e oriented in the sa me manner, ensuring that PIN 1 is insert ed into th e PIN 1 sl ot. | |
2131 | NOTE: It i s very imp ortant to be careful when inst alling the new chips to know w here pin 1 is, avoid damaging any of the pins and to be sure all pins are seated in the ch ip holder on the boa rd. This c an be acco mplished b y followin g the note s and inst ructions a bout PIN 1 and holdi ng the chi p at an an gle and st arting to seat all p ins on one side of t he chip in to the soc ket. Using gentle pr essure tow ard the se ated side and downwa rd, rotate the chip until the pins from the other side are s eated into the socke t. Then ap ply pressu re to the center of the chip a nd/or to b oth ends a nd seat th e new chip firmly in to the soc ket. | |
2132 | ||
2133 | 11. | |
2134 | Using a ch ip remover , remove c hips from XE39 (LOW byte) site , observin g where pi n 1 is. In stall the new EPROM LOW bye ch ip with pi n 1 in the proper or ientation. Remove th e XD32 (HI GH byte) c hip and in stall the new EPROM HIGH byte chip, bein g careful to observe where pin 1 is loca ted. | |
2135 | ||
2136 | 12. | |
2137 | Replace th e board in the empty top posit ion card c age of the LSI, maki ng sure it is fully seated. | |
2138 | NOTE: The new EPROM chips chec k the baud rate, par ity, numbe r of data bits and n umber of s top bits m ore string ently than the Versi on 1 chips . Even tho ugh your a utomated i nstruments worked wi th the old chips, th ere may be configura tion incon sistencies between t he LSI and your auto mated inst ruments wi th the new EPROM chi ps. For th is reason, while you have the LSI opened up, doubl e check th e port boa rds (DLV11 J’s) in th e LSI to b e sure the baud rate , number o f stop bit s, number of data bi ts and par ity are EX ACTLY that which the instrumen t(s) are t ransmittin g. If the setting(s) are not c orrect, yo u may get no data, a mix of lo wer case a nd upper c ase charac ters, or g et garbled data in t he ^LA glo bal. Parit y was not checked ad equately i n the Vers ion 1 chip . This has been corr ected in t he Version 2 chip, s o if your site has p roblems, w e suggest looking at this wire wrap firs t. If you have quest ions on wi re wrappin g, refer t o the sect ion in thi s manual. You should also have handy the interface informati on supplie d by the A UTOMATED i nstrument manufactur er and dou ble check what param eters the automated instrument is set to transmit. If there are transm ission inc onsistenci es, change the one t hat is eas iest for y our site. | |
2139 | ||
2140 | 13. | |
2141 | Double che ck the por t boards ( DLV11Js) t o be sure that the b aud rate, number of stop bits, number of data bits and the p arity are EXACTLY th at which t he automat ed instrum ent is tra nsmitting. Refer to the above note if th ere are in consistenc ies. If yo u are not sure about the port numbering sequence, refer to t he diagram in this c hapter on LSI Interf ace ports. | |
2142 | ||
2143 | 14. | |
2144 | Reconnect the remove d cables t o their pr oper locat ions. | |
2145 | ||
2146 | 15. | |
2147 | Raise and replace th e panel an d screws r emoved in steps 5 an d 6. | |
2148 | NOTE: It i s now time to do som e verifica tion that the instal lation of the new EP ROM chip h as been su ccessful. This verif ication sh ould be do ne in a st ep by step mode for the best r esults. | |
2149 | ||
2150 | 16. | |
2151 | Using a RJ 11 four wi re system, connect a CRT termi nal to por t 1 of the LSI. Addi tional inf ormation o n wiring c onfigurati on is else where in t his sectio n. | |
2152 | ||
2153 | 17. | |
2154 | Set the CR T for 2400 baud, no parity, 8 data bit c haracters and 1 stop bit. | |
2155 | ||
2156 | 18. | |
2157 | Reconnect the power to the LSI . | |
2158 | ||
2159 | 19. | |
2160 | Turn on th e LSI Inte rface. | |
2161 | ||
2162 | 20. | |
2163 | After a fe w seconds you should see a sta rtup messa ge that lo oks someth ing like: | |
2164 | STARTED V 2.24 XXXXX XXXX | |
2165 | ||
2166 | ||
2167 | If you do not see th is message , go back and double check all your work to be sur e everythi ng is righ t, includi ng your te rminal cab le pins 2 and 3. | |
2168 | ||
2169 | 21. | |
2170 | When you s ee the STA RTUP messa ge, on the CRT, all upper case , type T00 L000<RET>< RET> (thes e are numb er zero, a nd not the letter O) . | |
2171 | ||
2172 | 22. | |
2173 | If you see the chara cter A on the screen , everythi ng is fine and you c an continu e to the n ext step. If you see nothing, double che ck the lin es from th e LSI to t he termina l and retu rn to step 20. If th is does no t help and you are s till not a ble to obt ain the A character on the CRT , call you r ISC for help. | |
2174 | ||
2175 | 23. | |
2176 | Shut off t he interfa ce. | |
2177 | ||
2178 | 24. | |
2179 | Disconnect the CRT f rom port 1 of the LS I and reco nnect the CPU line t o the LSI port 1. | |
2180 | ||
2181 | 25. | |
2182 | Modify the system de vice table for the D evice Numb er (IO) th e LSI is c onnected t o, from 12 00 to 2400 baud. | |
2183 | ||
2184 | 26. | |
2185 | Use Test t he Interfa ce option [LA LAB Te st] to ver ify that t he LSI can communica te to the host CPU a nd the hos t CPU can transmit t o the LSI. If the op tion is su ccessful, you will g et the mes sage: | |
2186 | STARTED V2 .24 XXXXXX XXXX | |
2187 | ||
2188 | ||
2189 | followed b y addition al line by line info rmation as the LSI a nd host CP U communic ate with e ach other. A Control C will ex it the opt ion when y ou are sat isfied all is workin g OK. If y ou do not get the ST ARTED mess age, do a Control C and run th e option a gain. | |
2190 | ||
2191 | When you a re prompte d to turn off and th en on the LSI, be su re the LSI is off fo r a full f ive second s. If you still do n ot get the STARTED m essage, go back to s tep 24 to check your RJ11 conn ection and then chec k each add itional st ep. If you are still unable to get the S TARTED mes sage, call your ISC for assist ance. | |
2192 | ||
2193 | 27. | |
2194 | Restart th e LAB prog ram using the Restar t processi ng of inst rument dat a option [ LA JOB]. T he option sometimes takes 10 t o 30 secon ds to star t the LAB job, so be sure to n ot start t he LAB job more than once. If the LAB jo b does not start, co ntact your System Ma nager/IRM Chief for help in st arting the LAB job. | |
2195 | ||
2196 | 28. | |
2197 | After the LAB job ha s been suc cessfully started, r un the Che ck the Int erface [LA 1103] opt ion to ver ify that t he lab int erface sys tem is OK and ready to transmi t automate d instrume nt data. | |
2198 | ||
2199 | 29. | |
2200 | If the Che ck the Int erface rep ort is OK, then run each autom ated instr ument in t he UNIDIRE CTIONAL mo de that th ey were r unning in before ins talling th e new EPRO M chips. S ee if you are able t o verify r esults fro m each aut omated ins trument, u sing the E A (Enter/V erify Data -Auto Inst rument) [L RVR] optio n, or what ever optio n your sit e uses to verify tes t results from inter faced auto mated inst ruments. | |
2201 | ||
2202 | 30. | |
2203 | You have n ow success fully comp leted the installati on of the new EPROM chips. Ple ase mail t he old chi ps back to your ISC in the chi p carrier the chips were sent to you in, for recyc ling. (Ple ase do thi s quickly, since the re is a li mited supp ly of the EPROM chip s.) | |
2204 | LSI Wire W rapping XE "LSI Wir e Wrapping " | |
2205 | ||
2206 | TC "LSI Wire Wrapp ing" \l 3 | |
2207 | The follow ing steps should be taken to r econfigure the LSI. Be sure th e unit is unplugged and the ar ea is free of static . The boar ds requiri ng reconfi guration a re DLV11J DEC boards . | |
2208 | Place LSI on table w ith RJ11 p hone jacks facing yo u. | |
2209 | Remove two screw whi ch hold th e RJ11 pan el to the LSI. | |
2210 | Carefully lower the RJ11 panel . | |
2211 | The ribbon cable is connected to three b oards. The top board is the pr ocessor an d needs no adjustmen ts. Make s ure to num ber or mar k the tags on the wi re cables before you remove th em from th e plugs. C arefully r emove the appropriat e board. T he middle board corr esponds to 1J3 throu gh 1J0, wh ile the lo wer board correspond s to 2J3 t hrough 2J0 . The boar d slides o ut through the space created b y the RJ11 panel rem oval. Pull gently on the two t humb tabs located on either si de of the board. A g entle rock ing to eit her side m ay dislodg e the boar d easier. Place the board alon gside of t he LSI so the four p lugs remai n at the f ront of th e RJ11 pan el of the LSI and so the littl e black ch ips on the board fac e up. Rota te the boa rd 180 deg rees so yo u can read the lette ring on th e board. | |
2212 | Inspect th e board fo r loose wi res and/or chips. On the lower left is a 3 x 9 row set of pi ns with ti ny wires w rapped aro und some o f the pins . It is la beled A5 a t the left and 01X a t the bott om. At the lower rig ht is anot her set of pins labe led A6 and BXH. Thes e pins det ermine the address a nd vector jumpers fo r the proc essor and do not req uire any c hange. At the top le ft and top right are 4 x 3 row s of pins. These pin s configur e the DLV1 1J board t o be RS232 or RS423 EIA-compat ible. Thes e sets of pins do no t need to be changed . At the t op center of the boa rd is a se t of 2 x 5 row pins and one se t of three pins. The factory h as pins 0, 1, 2, 3 c onnected t o pin W. T he W corre sponds to 1200 baud and by con necting th e W to 0, 1, 2, 3, a ll 4 RJ11 phone port s are set for 1200 b aud. The n umbers cor respond to the RJ11 ports, whi le each le tter corre sponds to a differen t baud rat e (letter: U=150, T= 300, V=600 , W=1200, 6=4800, N= 9600, K-19 200, Z=384 00). The w ires are f requently daisy chai n wire wra pped. Alon g the left side of t he board a re four se ts of 3 x 4 rows of pins. The top set is labeled C H0 for the correspon ding J0 RJ 11 jack an d its left label is EDSP. Ther e are wire wraps or blue chips on the pi ns. The pi ns determi ne the oth er line pa rameters ( D=data bit s, S=stop bits, P=pa rity inhib it, E=even parity en abled). | |
2213 | Wire wrap the approp riate pins using a w ire wrap t ool XE "w ire wrap t ool" . The tool is u sually ava ilable in your BMET shop. | |
2214 | Example: I want to c hange P2 a nd 2J3, 2J 2, and 2J1 to 2400 b aud, no pa rity, 1 st op, and 7 data bits. I want to change 2J 0 to 4800 baud, even parity, 1 stop, and 8 data bi ts. | |
2215 | Solution 1 : | |
2216 | P2 is fact ory set to 1200 baud , no parit y, 8 data bits, and 1 stop bit . This sho uld not be changed. The wire w rap is on the proces sor board and is dif ferent fro m the prev ious discu ssion. It is unlikel y that you will have 9 devices interface d, and you should sa ve this ch annel (P2) for last. If proble ms develop , you can fall back to this ch annel. | |
2217 | ||
2218 | Solution 2 : | |
2219 | To set 2J3 , 2J2, 2J1 , to 2400 baud, find the top c enter set of pins an d unjumper the leads from 1, 2 , 3, to W and re-jum per 1, 2, 3, to Y. U njumper pi n 0 to W a nd rejumpe r 0 to pin L. Avoid touching o ther pins with un-in sulated wi res. To se t 2J3, 2J2 , 2J1, to no parity, locate th e left han d 4 sets o f 3 x 4 pi ns and ver ify for CH 3, CH2, CH 1, the P l etter has the right two pins j umpered (1 and X pin s). Rememb er, this i s factory preset to no parity. The E jum per must b e connecte d from X t o 0 or 1 e ven if the parity bi t is disab led. Verif y that cha nnel 1, 2, 3 letter E is wire- wrapped. T he factory preset st op bit is one so cha nnels 1, 2 , 3, for l etter S sh ould have the left a nd right p ins wrappe d, bypassi ng the cen ter 1 pin. To set ch annels 1, 2, 3 for, 7 data bit s, remove the blue p lastic cli ps or wire wrap from the D set of pins a nd wire wr ap the lef t and righ t (X to 0) pins. To set J0 to even parit y, wire wr ap CH0 let ter E cent er and rig ht pins to gether (X to 1) and CH0 letter P left an d right pi ns togethe r (X to 0) . | |
2220 | The factor y has pres et the CH0 to 1 stop but 8 dat a bits, so the S let ter should have the left and r ight pins wrapped (X to 0) and the D let ter should have the center and right pin s wire wra pped. | |
2221 | Label the RJ11 outle ts with th e appropri ate config uration. | |
2222 | A complete explanati on can be found on p ages 2-12 through 2- 14 of Sect ion III in the Gener al Digital , GDC2100 Data Conce ntration M aintenance , and Oper ations Man ual, Novem ber 30, 19 84. | |
2223 | Other LSI Chip Infor mation TC "Other LS I Chip Inf ormation" \l 3 | |
2224 | Using Vers ion 1 chip s, you wil l notice m any blank lines in t he LA glob al. These lines usua lly are no t blank, b ut have co ntrol char acters whi ch were no t printabl e. With th e advent o f the Vers ion 2 chip s, all con trol chara cters have been made printable . This is done by ta king each control ch aracter an d generati ng a two c haracter p rintable c ode, which makes it easy to se e what has been rece ived by th e system. The printa ble code i s in the f ollowing f ormat: | |
2225 | ||
2226 | ~C | |
2227 | where ~ is a prefix notation t elling you that the next chara cter is a control ch aracter. T he C is th e printabl e form of the contro l characte r. This is generated by taking the ASCII value of the contro l characte r and addi ng 64 to i t, giving a new valu e. This va lue is the n used to get the pr intable ch aracter. | |
2228 | Example: A CK has an ASCII valu e of 66 | |
2229 | add 64 to this 64 | |
2230 | giving a v alue of 70 | |
2231 | The ASCII value for the letter F is 70 | |
2232 | Therefore an ACK wou ld be repr esented as ~F | |
2233 | Some of th e most com mon contro l codes yo u will see in the LA data stre am are: | |
2234 | Example: S TX( | |
2235 | start of t ext) | |
2236 | ||
2237 | ||
2238 | ||
2239 | ||
2240 | ||
2241 | ASCII valu e 2 | |
2242 | = | |
2243 | ~B | |
2244 | ETX | |
2245 | (end of te xt) | |
2246 | ||
2247 | ||
2248 | ||
2249 | ||
2250 | ||
2251 | ||
2252 | ASCII valu e 3 | |
2253 | = | |
2254 | ~C | |
2255 | EDT | |
2256 | (end of tr ansmission ) | |
2257 | ||
2258 | ||
2259 | ||
2260 | ASCII valu e 4 | |
2261 | = | |
2262 | ~D | |
2263 | ENQ | |
2264 | (enqueue r equest) | |
2265 | ||
2266 | ||
2267 | ||
2268 | ||
2269 | ASCII valu e 5 | |
2270 | = | |
2271 | ~E | |
2272 | ACK | |
2273 | (acknowled ge) | |
2274 | ||
2275 | ||
2276 | ||
2277 | ||
2278 | ||
2279 | ASCII valu e 6 | |
2280 | = | |
2281 | ~F | |
2282 | NAK | |
2283 | (negative acknowledg ment) | |
2284 | ||
2285 | ASCII valu e 21 | |
2286 | = | |
2287 | ~U | |
2288 | Whenever a control c ode XE "c ontrol cod e" is see n, the LSI changes t he code in to the abo ve format and sends it with a carriage r eturn, lin e feed aft er it. The refore, a control co de will al ways be ei ther on a line by it self or th e last cha racter on the line. | |
2289 | The compon ents of th e LSI are well defin ed in the General Di gital Main tenance an d Operatio n manual t hat was su pplied wit h each LSI . It would be very w ise to loc ate one of these man uals at yo ur Medical Center an d keep it handy for reference. General D igital has gone out of busines s, so repa ir service for the L SI must be obtained by your si te from a local vend or. If you can’t fin d a local vendor, we suggest c alling you r ISC for informatio n on vendo rs who wil l repair t he LSI. Ex cept for t he special EPROM chi ps provide d by the D allas ISC, all compo nents of t he LSI are standard equipment and may be purchased from vend ors on the open mark et. Using the Genera l Digital Maintenanc e and Oper ation manu al as a gu ide, the M edical Cen ter’s biom edical eng ineering s hop could purchase a ll the LSI component s and asse mble anoth er LSI. If this appr oach is ta ken, a Med ical Cente r would be able to s ervice the ir own LSI s and alwa ys have a spare. Any site wish ing to tak e this rou te could r equest add itional EP ROMs from their ISC and buy th e other co mponents o n the open market. | |
2290 | Wiring Dia grams and Pin Defini tions for Automated Instrument s XE "Wir ing Diagra ms and Pin Definitio ns for Aut omated Ins truments" | |
2291 | ||
2292 | TC "Wiri ng Diagram s and Pin Definition s for Auto mated Inst ruments" \ l 2 | |
2293 | Automated Instrument Interface Specifica tions XE "Automated Instrumen t Interfac e Specific ations" | |
2294 | ||
2295 | TC "Auto mated Inst rument Int erface Spe cification s" \l 3 | |
2296 | TYPE OF IN TERFACE: R S 232 | |
2297 | CABLES: | |
2298 | Two 2: twi sted pairs | |
2299 | Pair 1: 1 transmit s ignal, 1 s ignal grou nd | |
2300 | Pair 2: (O ptional) 1 receive s ignal, 1 s ignal grou nd | |
2301 | Shield: (O ptional) | |
2302 | CONNECTORS : | |
2303 | A. | |
2304 | Connector for the in strument e nd of cabl e is instr ument spec ific. Usua lly a DB 2 5P or DB 2 5S connect or. | |
2305 | B. | |
2306 | The Interf ace end of cable nee ds a modul ar phone p lug to con nect to a modular ph one jack l ocated on the LSI. | |
2307 | NOTE: | |
2308 | Use the fa ct that th e ground w ires on th e LSI are shorted to gether to eliminate wiring pro blems when wiring up instrumen ts. | |
2309 | ||
2310 | ||
2311 | If you plu g into the LSI, then check the four wire s at the o ther end t o find out which two are short ed. These are ground wires and will be c onnected t o pins 1 a nd 7 (it d oes not ma tter which ) on the c omputer po rt or the instrument . Now ther e are only two wires to worry about and they will go on 2, a nd 3 so if one combi nation doe s not work , try the other. | |
2312 | If the ins trument re quires jum pers, star t out by s horting pi ns 4 to 5, and pins 6, 8, and 20 togethe r. | |
2313 | For runs o f any dist ance, you should alw ays use fo ur wires, two twiste d pairs, p roperly te rminated o n pins 2, 3, 7, and 1. | |
2314 | NOTE: On t he instrum ent side o f the LSI connect pi n 1 only a t one end. | |
2315 | Automated Instrument s Interfac e XE "Aut omated Ins truments I nterface" | |
2316 | ||
2317 | TC "Auto mated Inst ruments In terface" \ l 3 | |
2318 | EMBED Wor d.Picture. 8 | |
2319 | ||
2320 | ||
2321 | Interfacin g Pin Defi nitions XE "Pin Def initions" | |
2322 | ||
2323 | TC "Inte rfacing .i .Pin Defin itions" \l 3 | |
2324 | The defaul t configur ation of t he interfa ce ports ( i.e., the way they a re shipped ) is 1 sto p bit, 8 d ata bits, no parity, and 1200 baud rate. The confi guration o f the inte rface and the instru ments must match eac h other. W ire wrap c onnections must be c hanged to modify the configura tion. | |
2325 | LSI Interf ace Testin g XE "Int erface Tes ting" | |
2326 | ||
2327 | TC "LSI .i.Interfa ce Testing " \l 3 | |
2328 | When the L SI is firs t turned o n, the LED on the pr ocessor bo ard will g o on for 1 /2 second, then off for 1 to 2 seconds, then on fo r 1/2 seco nd, then o ff. In the time that the LED i s off, the software is doing a memory te st. At thi s time, th e LED will flash at a 1 second rate, and the messa ge STARTED V. 2.24 1 23456789: X is sent to the hos t from por t 1 of the LSI. At t his time a terminal can simula te the hos t for chec king the L SI, as sho wn below. | |
2329 | D ^LABTEST | |
2330 | =>T01L001 1 1 A | |
2331 | <==T01L011 M001 .M001,H00 00 | |
2332 | ==>T00L000 A | |
2333 | ==>T00L00 A | |
2334 | Checklist for Instru ment Inter face TC " Checklist for Instru ment Inter face" \l 3 | |
2335 | ||
2336 | 1. | |
2337 | Instrument must be t ransmittin g data. | |
2338 | ||
2339 | 2. | |
2340 | Correct ba ud Rate: | |
2341 | ||
2342 | ||
2343 | instrument baud rate = interfa ce instrum ent port b aud rate | |
2344 | ||
2345 | ||
2346 | host syste m baud rat e = interf ace system port baud rate | |
2347 | ||
2348 | 3. | |
2349 | Echo devic e defined in the DEV ICE file. | |
2350 | ||
2351 | 4. | |
2352 | LAB progra m routine must be ru nning. | |
2353 | ||
2354 | 5. | |
2355 | The device baud rate is correc t. | |
2356 | ||
2357 | 6. | |
2358 | ZTM progra m routine must be ru nning (Tas k Manager) . | |
2359 | ||
2360 | 7. | |
2361 | AUTO INSTR UMENT file (#62.4) i s defined correctly. | |
2362 | ||
2363 | 8. | |
2364 | Input line s are wire d correctl y. | |
2365 | Instrument Interface Troublesh ooting XE "Instrume nt Interfa ce Trouble shooting" | |
2366 | ||
2367 | TC "Inst rument Int erface Tro ubleshooti ng" \l 3 | |
2368 | By Randy F rommater, Developer | |
2369 | Salt Lake City ISC | |
2370 | • | |
2371 | LSI manage ment: To s hut down t he LAB pro gram set t he STOP no de by ente ring the f ollowing: | |
2372 | S ^LA(“STO P”,N)=“ ” (WHERE N r epresents the AUTO I NSTRUMENT file (#62. 4) entry n umber for the LSI) | |
2373 | The LAB jo b will con tinue star ting proce ssing rout ines until no more d ata remain s in ^LA g lobal. At this time, LAB will check the STOP node and if it exists, it will kill off ^LA a nd shut it self down. This is t he proper way to bri ng down th e LAB job and not ha ve partial data left in ^LA. | |
2374 | NOTE: This will not work if th e LAB job is not act ually runn ing as hap pens somet imes when it shows u p on syste m status b ut no proc essing rou tines get started. | |
2375 | • | |
2376 | Multiple L SI: The pr ocedure is the same except the LSI need to be stop ped and st arted in a certain o rder. | |
2377 | 1. | |
2378 | Stopping L AB: shut d own in rev erse order LSI #3, t hen LSI #2 , then LSI # 1. | |
2379 | 2. | |
2380 | Starting L AB: start in numeric al order.. .first LSI #1, then LSI #2, et c. | |
2381 | Crashes an d just hav ing IRM ki ll the LAB job can a ccount for incomplet e date str eams in ^L A which in turn may cause the processing routine t o error ou t when the LAB job i s started again. If this happe ns, the be st thing t o do is h ave IRM ki ll the ^LA (n) node a nd either retransmit your data or rerun it. | |
2382 | • | |
2383 | Troublesho oting (wit h and with out progra mmer acces s): Techs reports th e Enter/ve rified dat a (auto in strument) option, EA indicated there is no data to verify. U se Lab int erface [LA INTERFACE ] menu and observe t he system status dis play. Is t here data in ^LA? ^L AH? If “YE S” to both , use the Watch the data in ^L A global [ LA WATCH] option to look at up load data. If ^LA(n, “I” ,0)= less than ^LA(n, “I” ), this is the last line that was proces sed and yo u should l ook at ^LA (n, “I”, v alue of ^L A(n, “I”,0 )) for any unusual c haracters. To view ^ LAH global data you can do the following : | |
2384 | Version 5. 2: Use the Watch the data in ^ LA global [LA WATCH] option. | |
2385 | Check to s ee if the results re ported mis sing are i n fact in ^LAH. | |
2386 | • | |
2387 | The normal identifie r node in ^LAH looks like this : | |
2388 | ||
2389 | For the mo st part, t he above d ata stream will be w hat you lo ok for as a healthy identifier node. The most comm on problem is a mis sing date entry. The probable cause of t his is tha t the ID o r Account number tra nsmitted d id not fin d a match in the acc ession fil e. If you were in "E A" and ent ered the t ray and cu p as 1 & 2 , the resu lts would be display ed to you. There is an occasio n where al l you migh t see is t his: | |
2390 | ^LAH(n,1,1 ,0)=1^2^^^ 7^^STKS | |
2391 | This is a healthy id entifier n ode for an instrumen t set to v erify by t ray/cup. T his is not all that common sin ce verify by accessi on is the most commo n choice. | |
2392 | Data in ^L A? YES, ^L AH? NO: | |
2393 | Again, che ck the “I” ) and “I”, 0) nodes i n ^LA. If “I”) has v alue and “ I”,0)=0 ch eck the er ror log to find out what may h ave happen ed to the processing routine.( Lab Interf ace menu = > Lab erro r trap lis ting optio n , or the ^LA(“ERR” ) node). V erify that the routi ne entered in the AU TO INSTRUM ENT file ( #62.4) is correct an d if there was an en try in the error log , make sur e the vari able LANM equals thi s entry. C heck to se e that oth er instrum ents on th e same LSI are still running. If not, th e Lab prog ram has sh ut down. I f they are , suspect a problem in the ^LA data stre am causing the proce ssing rout ine to qui t or crash . | |
2394 | If the lat ter is the case, it is time to call in I RM. Have t hem clear the variab les from t he partiti on leaving only the basic syst em variabl es. If ^LA (“LOCK”,n) is set, k ill it. Se t ^LA(n, “ I”,0)=0, z load the p rocessing routine an d start ex ecuting th e code com mand by co mmand writ ing variab les as you go until you get to the point where the data stre am fails t he code an d causes i t to eithe r ignore t he data or quit. | |
2395 | Data in ^L A? NO, ^LA H? NO: | |
2396 | What you a re seeing here could be one of two thing s: 1) the instrument has stopp ed transmi tting (sus pect eithe r a wiring problem o r instrume nt paramet er has bee n reset to a default of no tra nsmission) , or 2) th e processi ng routine completed it is tas k and kill ed off ^LA (n) and ^L A(“LOCK”,n ). You can check num ber “1” by watching the ^LA gl obal while a transmi ssion is i n progress . If you s uspect num ber two, h ave IRM se t ^LA(n, “ I”)=0, and ^LA(n, “I ”,0)=0. Th is will st op the pro cessing ro utine from acting on the new d ata that y ou will no w transmit and give IRM a chan ce to step through t he code as in the pr ocedure pr eviously s tated. | |
2397 | Illegal Nu mber or Ma ximum Erro rs: | |
2398 | The most l ikely caus e is havin g the lett er E as pa rt of the value of V when it i s used for setting t he value o f a variab le in the plus form. | |
2399 | Example: S ID=+V. Fi nd out who or what i s adding t his E to t he data. A ccession n umbers sho uld not co ntain alph a characte rs althoug h some ins truments a llow this type of en try. | |
2400 | Variables used in au to instrum ent interf ace routin es: | |
2401 | ||
2402 | TSK,T = bo th are use d to repre sent the p ort or ins trument nu mber. | |
2403 | ||
2404 | LANM = pro cessing ro utine name . | |
2405 | ||
2406 | ID = acces sion numbe r. | |
2407 | ||
2408 | IDE = inst rument seq uence numb er. | |
2409 | ||
2410 | TRAY and C UP are sel f-explanat ory. | |
2411 | ||
2412 | TC( ) = th e array bu ilt when ^ LASET is r un. | |
2413 | These vari ables cont ain the in formation from the A UTO INSTRU MENT file (#62.4) fo r test nam e, data na me locatio n, and par ams 1-3: | |
2414 | Example: T C(I,0)=1.. .......... ........Fi rst test i n AI chem test field . | |
2415 | TC(I,1)=TV (384,1).. ..Data nam e location (storage) | |
2416 | TC(I,2)=.. .......... ....... .P aram 1 val ue | |
2417 | TC(I,3)=.. .......... .........P aram 2 val ue | |
2418 | TC(I,4)=WB C......... ...Param 3 value | |
2419 | TV( ) = th e array bu ilt by ind irection i n the proc essing rou tine, used to set te st values into ^LAH. | |
2420 | Code examp le: S @TES T(TEST)=+V will set the follow ing: | |
2421 | where TEST = WBC and TEST(“WBC ”)= TV(384 ,1) TV(38 4,1)=5.7 | |
2422 | where TEST = RBC and TEST(“RBC ”) = TV(38 5,1) TV(38 5,1)=4.32 etc. | |
2423 | TEST( ) = array that holds tes t name ide ntifiers b uilt from param 3 or TC(I,4) | |
2424 | Example: T EST(“WBC”) = TV(384, 1) | |
2425 | IN = the v alue of th e data nod e being pr ocessed (^ LA(n,“I”,X ) | |
2426 | Y (1) = th e value of IN. This may be a s ingle entr y or an ar ray. It is used for parsing ou t data. | |
2427 | V = used f or passing a value t o the subr outine NUM and then setting a variable u pon return ing. | |
2428 | LAGEN =- c ontains th e executab le code de termined b y the ENTR Y for LAGE N ROUTINE entry in t he AUTO IN STRUMENT f ile (#62.4 ). | |
2429 | LWL = the internal e ntry numbe r for the load/workl ist used b y this ins trument. I t is set b y taking t he 4th pie ce of the auto instr uments zer o node fro m AUTO INS TRUMENT fi le (#62.4) . | |
2430 | Example: ^ LAB(62.4,2 ,0)=Coulte r STKS^^LA COLTSE^7^^ LOG^ID^^^S TKS withou t programm er access you can us e FileMan Inquiry op tion and u se number instead of standard output whe n inquirin g on the l oad/workli st entry. | |
2431 | • Local AU TO INSTRUM ENT files XE "Local AUTO INST RUMENT fil es" : | |
2432 | The most i mportant t rouble sho oting tool you can h ave is to keep a fil e on each instrument interface d. This fi le should contain th e followin g informat ion captur ed when th e interfac e is up an d working well: | |
2433 | samples of the LA an d LAH data streams, | |
2434 | copy of th e routine used, | |
2435 | captured p rint of th e AUTO INS TRUMENT fi le (#62.4) and LOAD/ WORKLIST f ile (#68.2 ) entries, | |
2436 | any pertin ent data r elated to the wiring of the in terface, | |
2437 | instrument parameter settings. | |
2438 | Direct con nect instr uments XE "Direct c onnect ins truments" : | |
2439 | Direct con necting of instrumen ts should be reserve d for thos e instance s where go ing throug h the LSI just will not work. This happe ns sometim es when tw o or more major inst ruments ar e on the s ame LSI. T he traffic during tr ansmission slows the verificat ion proces s down to unacceptab le levels. If the in strument i n question does not have a dir ect connec t routine as part of the relea sed packag e there ar e three al ternatives available to you: | |
2440 | Place one instrument on its ow n LSI, | |
2441 | Get a loca l programm er to modi fy a copy of the LAP ORTXX rout ine to wor k with thi s instrume nt, | |
2442 | Submit an official r equest to the Auto I nstrument ARG for ap proval of developmen t. Some si tes have e xpressed t he desire to bypass the LSI co mpletely a nd direct connect AL L instrume nts. This causes muc h overhead on the sy stem becau se every i nstrument would have to have a backgroun d job asso ciated wit h it which increases the chanc es for pro blem by ho w ever man y backgrou nd jobs yo u have run ning. The LSI is old , it is si mple, but it works. | |
2443 | LAPORTX X Routine XE "LAPORTX X Routine " | |
2444 | ||
2445 | TC "LAPO RTX X Rout ine" \l 2 | |
2446 | The LAPORT XX routine is provid ed to be c opied and modified w hen develo ping a new direct co nnect rout ine. It is meant to be a start ing point only, and cannot be ran as is. Once modi fied, this routine w ill act li ke the LAB job in th at it will watch a s ingle port (not from the LSI) and store the data t ransmitted into a sp ecified ^L A(XX port. The impor tant crite ria here i s that you choose a port outsi de the ran ge of exis ting LSI(s ). Remembe r each LSI has a ran ge of ten starting w ith 1-10, 11-20, 21- 30, and so on. If yo u have two LSIs in u se on your system se lect a dir ect port o f 33 for e xample. | |
2447 | LAPX Rout ine XE "L APX Routi ne" | |
2448 | ||
2449 | TC "LAPX Routine" \l 2 | |
2450 | The LAPX r outine is provided t o be copie d and modi fied when developing a new uni directiona l routine. Just like the LAPOR TXX routin e, this ro utine is m eant to be a startin g point on ly and can not be use d without modificati on. | |
2451 | Instrument Routines XE "Instr ument Rout ines" | |
2452 | ||
2453 | TC "Inst rument Rou tines" \l 2 | |
2454 | The follow ing is a l ist of ins truments t hat have b een writte n and test ed. Most o f these ar e unidirec tional rou tines. Whe re there i s a bidire ctional ro utine for the instru ment, this is so ind icated. | |
2455 | NOTE: | |
2456 | All the ro utines tha t began wi th a “LAI” have been renamed t o prevent any accide ntal confu sion with INIT routi nes. | |
2457 | Status cod e | |
2458 | 5.1 | |
2459 | Released w ith Versio n 5.1 | |
2460 | #nn | |
2461 | Patch numb er (Versio n 5.1) | |
2462 | UD | |
2463 | Under acti ve develop ment - eit her at the Dallas IS C or in co operation with a loc al site in itiative a t an offic ial test s ite | |
2464 | I | |
2465 | Inactive ( a site may have it i nterfaced but it is not offici ally suppo rted) | |
2466 | 5.2 | |
2467 | To be rele ased with Version 5. 2 | |
2468 | Bi/Uni cod e | |
2469 | B | |
2470 | Bidirectio nal | |
2471 | U | |
2472 | Unidirecti onal | |
2473 | Name Routine(s ) Bi /Un Sta tus | |
2474 | ABL3 RADIO METER LAABL3 U 5 .1 | |
2475 | ABL4 RADIO METER LAABL3 U 5 .1 | |
2476 | ABL300 RAD IOMETER LAABL3 U 5 .1 | |
2477 | ABL330 RAD IOMETER U I | |
2478 | ABL500 BLO ODGAS LAABL500 U # 117 | |
2479 | ACA3 LAACA B 5 .1 | |
2480 | ACA4 LAACA4 B 5 .1 | |
2481 | ACA5 LAACA4 B 5 .1 | |
2482 | ACCUDATA G TS U U D | |
2483 | ALTAIRE LAALTA U 5 .1 | |
2484 | APPRAISE, BECKMAN U I | |
2485 | ARRAY, BEC KMAN U I | |
2486 | ASTRA (4,6 ,8/8E,IDEA L, LINKED) LAASTRA U 5 .1 | |
2487 | ATLAS LACLT20P U # 113 | |
2488 | AXSYM, ABB OTT U/ B U D | |
2489 | AUTOSCAN 4 LAMSA U 5 .1 | |
2490 | BIOVATION KEYPAD (UR INALYSIS) LABIOU U 5 .1 | |
2491 | BIOVATION KEYPAD (HE MATOLOGY) LABIOH U 5 .1 | |
2492 | BMD 8700 ( printer po rt) LABMD87P U 5 .1 | |
2493 | CELLDYNE 1 600 U I | |
2494 | CELLDYNE 3 000 U I | |
2495 | CENTRIFICH EM 600 LACCHEM6 U 5 .1 | |
2496 | CHEM 1, TE CHNICON LACHEM1 U 5 .1 | |
2497 | CHEM 1, TE CHNICON B U D | |
2498 | CLINITEK 2 00 LACLT200 U 5 .1 | |
2499 | CLINITEK 2 00 W/ DMS LACTDMS U 5 .1 | |
2500 | CLINITEK 2 00+ LACLT20P U # 113 | |
2501 | CLINITEK 2 000 LACLNTEK U 5 .1 | |
2502 | CLINITEK 5 500 LACL5500 U 5 .1 | |
2503 | CLINTEK FO RM PRINTER LACLNTE U 5 .1 | |
2504 | COAGAMATE U I | |
2505 | COAGAMATE X2 LACOAGX2 U 5 .1 | |
2506 | COAG XC+ U I | |
2507 | COAG RA4 U I | |
2508 | COBAS BIO LACBIO U 5 .1 | |
2509 | COBAS FARA LACFARA U 5 .1 | |
2510 | COBAS FARA BI B I | |
2511 | COBAS FARA II LAFARA2 U 5 .2 | |
2512 | COBAS MIRA LACMIRA U 5 .1 | |
2513 | COBAS MIRA S LACMIRAS U 5 .1 | |
2514 | COBRA/PACK ARD U I | |
2515 | COMP-U-DIF F, MODULUS LAMODH U 5 .1 | |
2516 | CORNING AC S 180 U I | |
2517 | CORNING 17 8 LAC178 U 5 .1 | |
2518 | CORNING 17 8 THRU HP LAC178H U 5 .1 | |
2519 | CORNING 27 8 LS1 U I | |
2520 | CORNING 27 8 LS2 U I | |
2521 | CORNING 28 8 U I | |
2522 | COULTER 77 0 LAS550 U 5 .1 | |
2523 | COULTER JR +5 LACOLT5 U 5 .1 | |
2524 | COULTER JT LACOLT5 U 5 .1 | |
2525 | COULTER JT 3 LACOLT5 U 5 .1 | |
2526 | COULTER JT 3 (running EO#,BA#) LACOLT6 U 5 .1 | |
2527 | COULTER MA XIM LACOLTES U # 11 | |
2528 | COULTER S EDMAC 2400 INTERFACE LACOLT24 U 5 .1 | |
2529 | COULTER S PLUS LACOLT1 U 5 .1 | |
2530 | COULTER S PLUS 2 LACOLT2 U 5 .1 | |
2531 | COULTER S w/COURT II LASCT U 5 .1 | |
2532 | COULTER S SR LACOLT5 U 5 .1 | |
2533 | COULTER S+ JR LACOLT5 U 5 .1 | |
2534 | COULTER S+ 4 LACOLT5 U 5 .1 | |
2535 | COULTER S+ 5 LACOLT5 U 5 .1 | |
2536 | COULTER S+ 6 LACOLT5 U 5 .1 | |
2537 | COULTER S+ 6, DT W/DH INT LACOLT6 U 5 .1 | |
2538 | COULTER SR +2 W/QC MO DULE LACOLT3 U 5 .1 | |
2539 | COULTER ST KR-S LACOLT5 U 5 .1 | |
2540 | COULTER ST KS 1E LACOLTSE U # 11 | |
2541 | COULTER Sr . LACOLT U 5 .1 | |
2542 | COULTER S5 50 LAS550 U 5 .1 | |
2543 | COULTER S5 60 LAS550 U 5 .1 | |
2544 | COULTER S7 70 LAS550 U 5 .1 | |
2545 | COULTER S7 90 LAS790 U 5 .1 | |
2546 | COULTER S8 80 LAS790 U 5 .1 | |
2547 | COULTER T6 60 LACOLT5 U 5 .1 | |
2548 | CX3, BECKM AN LASTRA U 5 .1 | |
2549 | CX4, BECKM AN LABCX4B U 5 .1 | |
2550 | CX4, BECKM AN LABCX4B B 5 .1 | |
2551 | LABCX4D | |
2552 | LABCX4H | |
2553 | LABCX4XX | |
2554 | CX5, BECKM AN LABCX4B U 5 .1 | |
2555 | CX5, BECKM AN LABCX4B B 5 .1 | |
2556 | LABCX4D | |
2557 | LABCX4H | |
2558 | LABCX4XX | |
2559 | CX7, BECKM AN U U D | |
2560 | CX7, BECKM AN B I | |
2561 | DACOS, COU LTER LADACOS U 5 .1 | |
2562 | DEMAND LADMND U 5 .1 | |
2563 | DIMENSION, DUPONT LAACA4 U 5 .1 | |
2564 | DIMENSION DIRECT CON , DUPONT LAAIMPXX B 5 .1 | |
2565 | LADIMD | |
2566 | LADIMPI | |
2567 | DIMENSION H-6000, DU PONT LAH6K U 5 .1 | |
2568 | E4A, BECKM AN LAE4A U 5 .1 | |
2569 | EDC, HELEN A LAHEDC B I | |
2570 | LAHEDCD | |
2571 | EKTACHEM 4 00 LAEKT4 U 5 .1 | |
2572 | EKTACHEM 7 00 LAEKT7 U 5 .1 | |
2573 | EKTACHEM 7 00 (printe r port) LAEKT7P U 5 .1 | |
2574 | EKTACHEM 7 00 BI LAEKT7B B 5 .1 | |
2575 | LAEKT7B1 | |
2576 | LAEKT7B2 | |
2577 | LAEKT7B3 | |
2578 | LAEKT7D | |
2579 | LAKERM2 | |
2580 | LAKERM3 | |
2581 | EKTACHEM 7 00 DIR.CON . B I | |
2582 | EKTACHEM 7 00 (update d software ) B I | |
2583 | ELECTRA 90 0, MLA LAMLA1KC U 5 .2 | |
2584 | ELECTRA 10 00, MLA LAMLA1KC U 5 .2 | |
2585 | ELT 1500 LAELT8D U 5 .1 | |
2586 | ELT8, DS LAELT U 5 .1 | |
2587 | ELT8 with 3 cell dif f LAELT8D U 5 .1 | |
2588 | EPX BI DIR ECT CON LA EPXD, LAEP XPX B 5 .2 | |
2589 | ERA, PHOTO N LAERA U 5 .1 | |
2590 | EXECUTIVE, ABBOTT LAEXEC U 5 .1 | |
2591 | H1, TECHNI CON LAH1 U 5 .1 | |
2592 | H3, TECHNI CON U I | |
2593 | H6000, TEC HNICON LAH6K U 5 .1 | |
2594 | HEMALOG D, TECHNICON LAHLOG U 5 .1 | |
2595 | HEMATRAK 3 60 LAH480 U 5 .1 | |
2596 | HEMATRAK 4 80 LAH480 U 5 .1 | |
2597 | HEMATRAK 5 90 GEOMETR IC LAH480 U 5 .1 | |
2598 | HEMATRAK 5 90 W/ DIFF S LAHTRK U 5 .1 | |
2599 | HITACHI 70 4 LAH705 U 5 .1 | |
2600 | HITACHI 70 5 LAH705 U 5 .1 | |
2601 | HITACHI 71 7 LAH717U U 5 .1 | |
2602 | HITACHI 71 7 THRU CCA LAHTCCA U 5 .1 | |
2603 | HITACHI 71 7 BI B I | |
2604 | HITACHI 71 7 W/JT B U D | |
2605 | HITACHI 73 6 W/ JT100 0 LAHT1K B/ U 5 .1 | |
2606 | LAHT1KD | |
2607 | HITACHI 73 7 LAH737 U 5 .1 | |
2608 | HITACHI 74 7 LAH747 U 5 .1 | |
2609 | HITACHI 74 7 LAH747 B # 99 | |
2610 | HITACHI 91 1 B U D | |
2611 | IL 1303 LAL13 U 5 .1 | |
2612 | IL 1306 LAL1306 U 5 .1 | |
2613 | IL 1312 LAL1312 U 5 .1 | |
2614 | IL 508 LAL508 U 5 .1 | |
2615 | IL 943 LAL943 U 5 .1 | |
2616 | IL CELLECT 8E LACEL8E U 5 .1 | |
2617 | IL BGE U I | |
2618 | IL BG3 LALBG3 U 5 .2 | |
2619 | IMX, ABBOT T LAAIMX U # 118 | |
2620 | INTERLINK, BECKMAN LABITKU U 5 .1 | |
2621 | IRIS LAYRIS U 5 .1 | |
2622 | KDA, AMERI CAN MONITO R LAKDA U 5 .1 | |
2623 | KEYBOARD D IFF LAKDIFF U 5 .1 | |
2624 | LAKDIFF1 | |
2625 | LAKDIFF2 | |
2626 | LAKDIFF3 | |
2627 | KEYBOARD U RINE LAKUR U 5 .1 | |
2628 | LAKUR1 | |
2629 | KOAGULAB 4 0-A LAKOAG40 U 5 .1 | |
2630 | MICROSCAN LAMSA U 5 .1 | |
2631 | MICROSCAN LAMSA1 B 5 .1 | |
2632 | LAMILL | |
2633 | LAMSBLD | |
2634 | LAMSD | |
2635 | LAMSP | |
2636 | LAMSPAN | |
2637 | MLA 700 LAMLA7 U 5 .1 | |
2638 | MLA 900 LAMLA1K U # 98 | |
2639 | MLA 900C LAMLA1K U # 98 | |
2640 | MLA 1000C LAMLA1K U # 98 | |
2641 | MONARCH 20 00, IL LAMONARK U 5 .1 | |
2642 | MULTISTAT 3 LAMSTAT U 5 .1 | |
2643 | NE 8000 (s ame as SYS MEX 8000) LASYS8K U 5 .1 | |
2644 | LASYSMEX | |
2645 | NOVA 4+4 LANOVA U 5 .1 | |
2646 | NOVA 11+11 LANOVA U 5 .1 | |
2647 | NOVA STAT PROFILE LANOVST U 5 .1 | |
2648 | PARALLEL, AMERICAN M ONITOR LAPARA U 5 .1 | |
2649 | PARALLEL ( printer po rt) LAPARAP U 5 .1 | |
2650 | PARAMAX, B AXTER LAPMAX U 5 .1 | |
2651 | PARAMAX, B AXTER LAPMAX B 5 .1 | |
2652 | LAPMAXD | |
2653 | PARAMAX 70 0ZX B I | |
2654 | PERSPECTIV E LAPER U 5 .1 | |
2655 | PERSPECTIV E LAPER B 5 .1 | |
2656 | LAPERD | |
2657 | RA4, ORGAN ON LACOARA4 U 5 .2 | |
2658 | RA-1000, T ECHNICON LARA1K U 5 .1 | |
2659 | RA-2000, T ECHNICON LARA2K U 5 .1 | |
2660 | RA2X, TECH NICON LARA2K U 5 .1 | |
2661 | RA2XT, TEC HNICON LARA2K U 5 .1 | |
2662 | RAPIMAT II , BEHRING LARAPMT U 5 .1 | |
2663 | RAPIMAT II BI, BEHR ING B I | |
2664 | REP, HELEN A U I | |
2665 | SMA II/C LASMA2C U 5 .1 | |
2666 | SMA II/Gen 2 LASMA2 U 5 .1 | |
2667 | SMA 60 LASMA12 U 5 .1 | |
2668 | SMA 18/60- VICKERS SP 120 INTERF ACE LASP1 20 U 5 .1 | |
2669 | SMAC I LASMACA U 5 .1 | |
2670 | SMAC I LASMACA4 B 5 .1 | |
2671 | LASMACA | |
2672 | LATECH1 | |
2673 | LATECHHS | |
2674 | LATECHD | |
2675 | SPECTRUM, ABBOTT LASPEC U 5 .1 | |
2676 | SPECTRUM B I | |
2677 | STRATUS, B AXTER U I | |
2678 | SYSMEX 800 0 LASYS8K U 5 .1 | |
2679 | SYSMEX E-5 000 LASYSMEX U 5 .1 | |
2680 | SYSMEX E20 00 LASYSMEX U 5 .1 | |
2681 | SYSMEX K10 00 LASYSMEX U 5 .1 | |
2682 | TDX, ABBOT T LATDX U 5 .1 | |
2683 | TDX (with specimen I D) V10.1 LATDX1 U 5 .1 | |
2684 | TDX, PACKA RD LATDX U 5 .1 | |
2685 | TOA LATOA U 5 .1 | |
2686 | UR-O-COMP, MODULUS LAMODU U 5 .1 | |
2687 | UR-O-COMP, MODULUS V ERT FORM LAMODUT U 5 .1 | |
2688 | VITEK (Ver sion 5.0 o r less) LAMIVTK B 5 .1 | |
2689 | LAMIVTKC | |
2690 | LAMIVTKD | |
2691 | LAMIVTKU | |
2692 | LAMIV11 | |
2693 | LAMIV12 | |
2694 | LAMIV10 | |
2695 | LAMIV00 | |
2696 | LAMIVT5 | |
2697 | LAMIVT6 | |
2698 | LAMIVTE6 | |
2699 | LAMIVTK6 | |
2700 | LAMIAUT7 | |
2701 | LAMIAUT8 | |
2702 | LAMICRA | |
2703 | VITEK (Ver sion 5.0 o r more) LAMIVTK B 5 .2 | |
2704 | LAMIVTKC | |
2705 | LAMIVTKD | |
2706 | LAMIV11 | |
2707 | LAMIV12 | |
2708 | LAMIV10 | |
2709 | LAMIV00 | |
2710 | LAMIAUT7 | |
2711 | LAMIAUT8 | |
2712 | LAMICRA | |
2713 | LAMIVT5 | |
2714 | LAMIVT6 | |
2715 | LAMIVTE6 | |
2716 | LAMIVTK6 | |
2717 | ^LA & ^LAH Global De scriptions TC "^LA & ^LAH Glo bal Descri ptions" \l 2 | |
2718 | Justificat ion and De scriptions TC "Just ification and Descri ptions" \l 3 of Non VA FileMa n Compatib le Globals XE "Non VA FileMan Compatibl e Globals" | |
2719 | The ^LA an d ^LAH glo bals are u sed by the automated instrumen t routines in the la b package to capture the raw d ata produc ed by lab instrument s and then to proces s the data into a us able forma t. | |
2720 | The data i n the ^LA and ^LAH g lobals is transient, but is di fferent fr om ^TMP($J globals i n that its existence transcend s a single job and n eeds to be translate d. | |
2721 | Descriptio n of ^LA G lobal XE "Descripti on of ^LA Global" | |
2722 | ||
2723 | TC "Desc ription of ^LA Globa l" \l 3 | |
2724 | ^la(0)=raw auto inst rument dat A | |
2725 | ||
2726 | ^62.45P | |
2727 | ^LA(INSTRU MENT #, “I ”) | |
2728 | = | |
2729 | Pointer to last data node adde d | |
2730 | ^LA(INSTRU MENT #,“I” ,0) | |
2731 | = | |
2732 | Pointer to last data node proc essed | |
2733 | ^LA(INSTRU MENT #,“I” ,IFN) | |
2734 | = | |
2735 | Raw data | |
2736 | ^LA(INSTRU MENT #,“0” ) | |
2737 | = | |
2738 | Count of n odes queue d for send ing | |
2739 | ^LA(INSTRU MENT #,“0” ,0) | |
2740 | = | |
2741 | Count of n odes sent | |
2742 | ^LA(INSTRU MENT #,“O” ,IFN) | |
2743 | = | |
2744 | Raw data | |
2745 | ^LA(INSTRU MENT #,“Q” ) | |
2746 | = | |
2747 | Count (use d in queui ng) | |
2748 | ^LA(“LOCK” ,IFN) | |
2749 | = | |
2750 | ““ (Runnin g flag to only allow one routi ne to run) | |
2751 | ^LA(“STOP” ,IFN) | |
2752 | = | |
2753 | ““ (If se t, tells r outine to stop runni ng) | |
2754 | ^LA(“Q”) | |
2755 | ||
2756 | = | |
2757 | Count (Use d in queui ng) | |
2758 | ^LA(“Q”,IF N) | |
2759 | ||
2760 | =(Tells LA B routine which inst ruments ha ve data) | |
2761 | ^LA(“TP”,0 ) | |
2762 | ||
2763 | = | |
2764 | Pointer to last data node adde d (If set, the LAB r outine sto res a copy of all in strument d ata under this node; can be us ed in trou ble-shooti ng an inst rument) | |
2765 | ^LA(“TP”,I FN) | |
2766 | = | |
2767 | Instrument #^Raw dat a... | |
2768 | Descriptio n of ^LAH Global XE "Descript ion of ^LA H Global" | |
2769 | ||
2770 | TC "Desc ription of ^LAH Glob al" \l 3 | |
2771 | ^LAH(0) | |
2772 | ||
2773 | = | |
2774 | PROCESSED LOAD/WORK LIST DATA^ 68.3P^. | |
2775 | ^LAH(LOADL IST #) | |
2776 | = | |
2777 | Count of e ntries | |
2778 | ^LAH(LOADL IST #,1,IF N,0) | |
2779 | = Tray^Cup ^Accession area #^Da te^Accessi on #^^Meth od | |
2780 | ^LAH(LOADL IST #,1,IF N,TEST FLD #) | |
2781 | = | |
2782 | Result^^Fl ags | |
2783 | ^LAH(LOADL IST #,1,“B ”,TRAY;CUP ,IFN) | |
2784 | = | |
2785 | ““ (Cross- reference for tray/c up | |
2786 | ^LAH(LOADL IST #,1,“C ”,ACCESSIO N #,IFN) | |
2787 | = | |
2788 | ““ (Cross- reference for Access ion #) | |
2789 | ^LAH(LOADL IST #,1,“E ”,IDE #,IF N) | |
2790 | = | |
2791 | ““ (Cross- reference for IDE #) | |
2792 | The LAB DA TA file (# 63) is str ictly a st orage file for all t he test re sults (dat a), commen ts, etc. T he field n ames are d escriptive of the co ntents in that they are the na mes of the tests, pr ocedures, antibiotic s, etc. Th e content of the fie ld is the data value . | |
2793 | VAX Exampl e of Devic e Setup TC "VAX Exa mple of De vice Setup " \l 3 fo r the Labo ratory Sys tem Interf ace | |
2794 | (LSI) Exce rpted from the VAX C ookbook - May 1989, pp 4-52-53 | |
2795 | * WIRING D IAGRAM: | |
2796 | ||
2797 | LSI | |
2798 | DECSERVER | |
2799 | ||
2800 | 2 -------- ---------- ---------- -- | |
2801 | 2 | |
2802 | ||
2803 | 3 -------- ---------- ---------- -- | |
2804 | 3 | |
2805 | ||
2806 | 7 -------- ---------- ---------- -- | |
2807 | 7 | |
2808 | * DECSERVE R PORT SET UP: | |
2809 | From the D ECserver l ocal> prom pt: | |
2810 | (where xx would be a DECserver port #, a nd DHCP is the name of the ded icated ser vice.) | |
2811 | Local> set port xx a ccess remo te modem d isabled na me LSI spe ed 2400** | |
2812 | Local> sav e port xx | |
2813 | Using Term inal Serve r Configur ator (TSC) (see Chap ter 5.E Te rminal Ser ver Softwa re for mor e info on TSC) | |
2814 | TSC> defin e port xx access rem ote modem disabled n ame LSI sp eed 2400** | |
2815 | If Port 8 on a DECse rver were SET and DE FINED in t his manner , the DECs erver SHOW PORT comm and would result in the follow ing: | |
2816 | Local> sho w port 8 | |
2817 | ||
2818 | Port 8: | |
2819 | ||
2820 | Character size : | |
2821 | 8 | |
2822 | Input Spee d: | |
2823 | ||
2824 | 2400** | |
2825 | ||
2826 | Flow Contr ol: | |
2827 | xon | |
2828 | Output Spe ed: | |
2829 | ||
2830 | 2400** | |
2831 | ||
2832 | Parity: | |
2833 | none | |
2834 | Modem Cont rol: | |
2835 | disabled | |
2836 | ||
2837 | Access: | |
2838 | Remote | |
2839 | Local Swit ch: | |
2840 | ||
2841 | none | |
2842 | ||
2843 | Backward S witch: | |
2844 | none | |
2845 | Name: | |
2846 | ||
2847 | ||
2848 | ||
2849 | LSI | |
2850 | ||
2851 | Break: | |
2852 | Disabled | |
2853 | Sessions L imit: | |
2854 | 4 | |
2855 | ||
2856 | Forward Sw itch: | |
2857 | none | |
2858 | Type: | |
2859 | ||
2860 | ||
2861 | ||
2862 | ANSI | |
2863 | ||
2864 | Preferred/ Dedicated Service: | |
2865 | none | |
2866 | ||
2867 | Authorized /Current G roups: | |
2868 | 0 | |
2869 | ||
2870 | Enabled Ch aracterist ics: | |
2871 | ||
2872 | Message Co des, Verif ication | |
2873 | NOTE: | |
2874 | For Versio n 1 EPROM chips, the speed is 1200 baud. For Versi on 2 EPROM (bidirect ional) chi ps, the sp eed is 240 0 baud. Ch eck with t he Lab App lication C oordinator to determ ine if the Version 2 chips ha ve been in stalled. | |
2875 | * VMS SETU P : | |
2876 | Under $MGR LATCP a p ort must C REATEd and SET. See example of LTLOAD.CO M in Chapt er 5.E Ter minal Serv er Softwar e. In the following example wi th LTAxxx, xxx would be replac ed by the actual nam e assigned to the po rt at the site. DSVn n would be replaced by the act ual DECser ver name. ‘port_name ’ would be replaced by the phy sical name of the po rt (e.g. L C-1-6) or other site -specific format. It is IMPORT ANT that ‘ port_name’ be the sa me as defi ned on the DECserver and as cr eated by L ATCP. | |
2877 | ||
2878 | LTLOAD.COM | |
2879 | ||
2880 | Ex. $ | |
2881 | MCR LATCP | |
2882 | ||
2883 | ||
2884 | CREATE POR T LTAxxx: /NOLOG | |
2885 | ||
2886 | ||
2887 | SET PORT L TAxxx: /AP PLICATION/ NOLOG/NOQU EUE/NODE-D SVnn/NAME- port_name | |
2888 | The system manager m ust run th e followin g VMS comm and proced ure to cre ate the Au tomatic Lo g-in File database, SYSALF.DAT : | |
2889 | $ @SYS$MAN AGER:ALFMA INT.COM | |
2890 | Once creat ed, the DS M utility ^ALF is us ed to tie terminals to a VMS u sername. | |
2891 | * DSM SETU P: | |
2892 | The LSI po rt on the DECserver should be set up to bypass the VMS usern ame prompt . A DSM ut ility ^ALF is used, as follows . In this example, D ECserver D SV22, port LC-1-8 is the port the LSI is connected to that i s tied to username D HCP: | |
2893 | >D ^ALF | |
2894 | Edit or Li st the VMS Automatic Log-in fi le: SYS$SY STEM:SYSAL F.DAT | |
2895 | Do you wan t to add o r modify ( A),delete (D), or li st (L) rec ords? A | |
2896 | Add record , or modif y an exist ing record . | |
2897 | Terminal ( ddcu)? DSV 22/LC-1-8 | |
2898 | User Name? DHCP | |
2899 | Terminal D SV22/LC-1- 8 user DHC P record a dded | |
2900 | SYS$SYSTEM :SYSALF.DA T has been updated. | |
2901 | Example of How to De fine the E cho Device XE "Echo Device" | |
2902 | ||
2903 | TC "Exam ple of How to Define the .i.Ec ho Device" \l 3 | |
2904 | for the “S ystem” Aut o Instrume nt | |
2905 | (The devi ce entered is the IO port on t he host CP U that wil l be conne cted to P1 of the LS I.) | |
2906 | Select Sys tems Manag er Menu Op tion: F V A FileMan | |
2907 | VA Fil eMan Versi on 17.32 | |
2908 | Select VA FileMan Op tion: Ente r or Edit File Entri es | |
2909 | INPUT TO W HAT FILE: AUTO INSTR UMENT | |
2910 | EDIT WHICH FIELD: AL L// <RET> | |
2911 | Select AUT O INSTRUME NT NAME: S YSTEM | |
2912 | NAME: SYST EM// <RET> | |
2913 | ECHO DEVIC E: 70// <R ET> | |
2914 | PROGRAM: L AB// <RET> | |
2915 | LOAD/WORK LIST: ^ | |
2916 | Select AUT O INSTRUME NT NAME: < RET> | |
2917 | Select VA FileMan Op tion: <RET > | |
2918 | Bar Code R eaders (Bl ood Bank M odule) TC "Bar Code Readers ( Blood Bank Module)" \l 2 | |
2919 | The Blood Bank Modul e uses bar code tech nology for the input of data r elating to the units of blood/ blood comp onents - i .e., the b lood compo nent (a fi ve digit c ode), the donor unit ID number (an 8-11 characters number) a nd the don or ABO/Rh. While the data can be entered manually, it requir es at leas t 50% more time and obviously introduces the possi bility of clerical e rrors. In facilities where the number of units in inventory is relativ ely large, repetitiv e entry of groups of numbers o r letters of 8-11 ch aracters c an result in a signi ficant err or rate. I n faciliti es where d onors are drawn, the savings i n time are even more dramatic, in that l abeling of the units after pro cessing is decreased from two technologi sts to one technolog ist with a bar code reader. | |
2920 | There are two types of bar cod e readers available, the pen/w and type a nd the las er. The ON LY require ments for the bar co de reader to be used in the Bl ood Bank M odule are as follows : | |
2921 | ability to read Coda bar, since this is u sed for al l donor la bels in ac cordance w ith the Un iform Bloo d Labeling Act. | |
2922 | ability to be connec ted in lin e between the CRT an d the CPU via cables . | |
2923 | ability to set the u nit to rea d stop cod es. | |
2924 | To determi ne which t ype of rea der is app ropriate f or your fa cility, an d to evalu ate the va rious read ers on the market, y ou should consider t he followi ng: | |
2925 | Overall nu mbers of b lood/blood component s being ha ndled in a given per iod of tim e, equatin g to the l ikelihood of typogra phical err ors. | |
2926 | Number of rejections , i.e., th e ease wit h which th e reading is attempt ed before the data i s accepted , since th is will ha ve a major effect on time savi ngs. | |
2927 | The condit ion of the units bei ng scanned ; i.e., ar e most of the units red blood cells whos e labels a re in good shape, ev en though not a flat surface? OR are man y of the u nits of Fr esh Frozen Plasma an d/or Cryop recipitate , since th is require s reading through ce llophane c overing on the box, around cur ves, throu gh moistur e, etc.? | |
2928 | The ease o f handling the reade r. Wand/pe ns are muc h easier t o handle b ecause you can still use your hands for something else, wher eas with t he laser g un model, you must k eep settin g the lase r down to enter the expiration dates, et c. unless it is also bar coded . | |
2929 | Example of Bar Code Reader set up | |
2930 | Symbol Tec hnologies Laser scan 7000II Ha nd Held La ser Scanne r with the Symbol li nk LL340 C ontroller box. (Tamp a, Florida is using this techn ology) | |
2931 | All settin gs are set up by sca nning the proper bar code in t he instruc tion bookl et. Use t he followi ng setting s: | |
2932 | CODABAR ON LY | |
2933 | NOTIS EDIT ING ENABLED | |
2934 | DECODE UPC /EAN SUPPL EMENTAL ENABLED | |
2935 | UPC-E PREA MBLE NONE | |
2936 | UPC-A PREA MBLE NONE | |
2937 | BAUD 9600 | |
2938 | CHECK PARI TY OF RECE IVED CHARA CTERS DISABLED | |
2939 | TRANSMISSI ON DIRECTI ON TALK & H 'SHAKE SEC ONLY | |
2940 | STOP BIT S ELECT 1 STOP B IT | |
2941 | NOTE: | |
2942 | This examp le is to s how you wh at sort of setting y ou will se e. The Lab oratory pa ckage does not advoc ate using this parti cular bran d. | |
2943 | Bar Code L abels XE "Bar Code Labels" | |
2944 | ||
2945 | TC "Bar Code Label s" \l 2 ( Accession Labels) | |
2946 | Version 5. 2 includes the abili ty to prin t bar code s labels f or specifi ed accessi on areas. One bar co de label, with the n umber part of the ac cession ba rcoded, al ong with t he regular accession label can be printe d. This ab ility is b roken down by access ion areas. It will a llow a lab oratory to turn on o r off the printing o f bar code s for a sp ecific acc ession are a. | |
2947 | At present , the rout ine is wri tten only for the de fault labe l type whi ch is a 15 /16" x 3.5 " label us ing the LR LABEL rout ine and th e VAF 10-1 392 label using the LRLABEL5 r outine. Tw o printers have been defined t o allow th e printing of bar co des. They are the OT C 800 dot- matrix pri nter and t he Interme c heat sen sitive pri nter. | |
2948 | Implementa tion for t he OTC 800 Printer X E "OTC 80 0 Printer" | |
2949 | ||
2950 | TC "Impl ementation for the . i.OTC 800 Printer" \ l 3 | |
2951 | The follow ing files must be ed ited for b ar code pr inting: | |
2952 | 1. ACCESSI ON file (# 68) | |
2953 | There is a new field (#5) call ed BAR COD E PRINT. F or printin g of bar c odes for a specified area, thi s field ne eds to be set to “YE S”. To tur n off the bar codes for an are a, delete the “YES”. | |
2954 | 2. TERMINA L TYPE fil e (#3.2) | |
2955 | A terminal type need s to be cr eated for an OTC pri nter that has the Ba r Code ON field (#60 ) and BAR CODE OFF f ield (#61) defined a s follows: | |
2956 | BAR CODE O N: *27,“[ 4;3;0;;;]” ,*27,"[3t" | |
2957 | BAR CODE O FF: *27,“ [0t” | |
2958 | Within the BAR CODE ON, the nu mbers betw een the [ ] define t he format of the bar code. In some circu mstances t hese could to be cha nged, but realize th e LRLABEL routine wi ll need to be modifi ed to acco mmodate th e changes (i.e., cha nging the height of the bar co de or prin ting the e ye readabl e bar code ). | |
2959 | The follow ing format is used: | |
2960 | ||
2961 | [Pl;P2;P3; P4;P5;P6;P 7;P8] | |
2962 | ||
2963 | Pl | |
2964 | specifies the type o f bar code to print | |
2965 | O | |
2966 | Interleave d 2 of 5 | |
2967 | 4 | |
2968 | Code 39 (d efault val ue) | |
2969 | 5 | |
2970 | EAN-8 | |
2971 | 6 | |
2972 | EAN-13 | |
2973 | 9 | |
2974 | Codabar a/ a | |
2975 | start and stop chara cter a | |
2976 | 10 | |
2977 | Codabar b/ b | |
2978 | start and stop chara cter b | |
2979 | 11 | |
2980 | Codabar c/ c | |
2981 | start and stop chara cter c | |
2982 | 12 | |
2983 | Codabar d/ d | |
2984 | start and stop chara cter d | |
2985 | 13 | |
2986 | UPC - A | |
2987 | 14 | |
2988 | UPC - E | |
2989 | P2 is the height adj ustment. T he height is adjusta ble from 1 /12 inch t o 10 inche s in 1/12- inch incre ments. P2= n, where h eight = (n * 1/12"). The valid range of n is 1 to 120. P2=3 gives a ba rcode 1/4" high (equ ivalent to 2 lines). Any barco de larger than this will requi re a label greater t han 15/16" or routin e modifica tion. | |
2990 | P3 specifi es a reada ble line w hich is pr inted belo w the bar code. | |
2991 | O - Do not print hum an readabl e line | |
2992 | 1 - Print human read able line | |
2993 | Parameters P4 throug h P8 shoul d not be s pecified. These have to do wit h the widt h of the b ars and sp aces in th e bar code symbol. | |
2994 | A suggeste d name for your newl y created Terminal t ype is P-O TC (LAB BA R CODES). | |
2995 | 3. DEVICE file (#3.5 ) | |
2996 | In the fie ld Subtype (#3), ent er in the newly crea ted OTC (b ar code) t erminal ty pe for you r OTC labe l printer. | |
2997 | 4. LABORAT ORY SITE f ile (#69.9 ) | |
2998 | In the fie ld LABEL T YPE (#302) , either l eave it em pty to use the defau lt routine (LRLABEL) or if you had to mo dify LRLAB EL enter i n your mod ified rout ine LRLABE L4. | |
2999 | Label Exam ple: | |
3000 | HE 0123 10 0 | |
3001 | NAME,PATIE NT | |
3002 | 1234 | |
3003 | |||||||||| |||||| | |
3004 | |||||||||| |||||| | |
3005 | |||||||||| |||||| | |
3006 | CBC,DIFF | |
3007 | Implementa tion for I ntermec 86 46 Printer XE "Inte rmec 8646 Printer" | |
3008 | ||
3009 | TC "Impl ementation for .i.In termec 864 6 Printer" \l 3 ; | |
3010 | Printer se tup | |
3011 | There are three bank s of progr am (DIP) s witches in the back panel of t he Interme c 8646 pri nter. Chec k and set them up as follows: | |
3012 | Top DIP sw itch bank: 1 to 5 OF F | |
3013 | Middle DIP switch ba nk: 1 ON, 2 and 3 OF F, 4 and 5 ON, 6 and 7 OFF | |
3014 | Bottom DIP switch ba nk: 1 and 2 OFF, 3 a nd $ ON, 5 OFF, 6 ON , 7 and 8 OFF | |
3015 | The settin gs specify these par ameters fo r the prin ter: | |
3016 | Character set = USA | |
3017 | Batch = di sable | |
3018 | Self-trip mode = dis able | |
3019 | Baud = 960 0 | |
3020 | Parity = s pace | |
3021 | Stop bit = one | |
3022 | Label stoc k = regula r | |
3023 | Control mo de = Compu ter | |
3024 | Protocol c ommand = u ser design ed/interfa ced | |
3025 | Print dire ction/Form at rotatio n = breach | |
3026 | Right marg in overrid e = disabl e | |
3027 | Bar width = 10 milli meter | |
3028 | Label size used: 1 b y 3 inch ( Intermec P art No. 04 9114) | |
3029 | Files setu p | |
3030 | The follow ing files must be ed ited for b ar code pr inting: | |
3031 | 1. ACCESSI ON file (# 68) | |
3032 | Set field (#5) Bar C ode Print to “YES” f or printin g bar code s for a sp ecified ar ea. To tur n off the bar codes, delete th e “YES”. | |
3033 | 2. TERMINA L TYPE fil e (#3.2) | |
3034 | ||
3035 | P-Other | |
3036 | 3. DEVICE file (#3.5 ) | |
3037 | In the Sub type field (#3), ent er the new ly created Intermec (bar code) terminal type for y our Interm ec label p rinter. | |
3038 | Example: | |
3039 | NAME: BARC ODE PRT $I: _LT A 109: | |
3040 | VOLUME SET (CPU): DE V SIGN-ON : NO | |
3041 | KEY OPERAT OR: FRANK & TUAN NEAREST PHONE: 27 0 | |
3042 | FORM FEED: # MARGIN WIDTH: 132 | |
3043 | BACK SPACE : $C(8) PAGE LE NGTH: | |
3044 | MNEMONIC: INTERMEC | |
3045 | SUBTYPE:P- OTHER TYPE: T ERMINAL | |
3046 | # OF ATTEM PT: 5 LOCK-OU T TIME:5 | |
3047 | TIME READ (#OF SEC.) : 300 | |
3048 | 4. | |
3049 | LABORATORY SITE file (#69.9) | |
3050 | In the Lab el Type fi eld (#302) , either l eave it em pty to use the defau lt routine LRLABEL6 or if you have to mo dify LRLAB EL6, enter your modi fied routi ne LRLABEL 4. | |
3051 | One of the functions of the LR LABEL6 rou tine is to specify a nd to down load the format of the bar co des. For m ore inform ation on t he setting of the fo rmat, cons ult the In termec 864 0 Series T hermal Tra nsfer Prin ter Manual . | |
3052 | ||
3053 | MicroScan Interface XE "Micro Scan Inter face" | |
3054 | ||
3055 | TC "Micr oScan Inte rface" \l 2 | |
3056 | Implementa tion TC " Implementa tion" \l 3 | |
3057 | c4.AutoSCA N 4 and Au toSCAN W/A ; | |
3058 | Read volum es 1 and 2 of the Mi croScan M ainframe I nterface d ocumentati on thoroug hly before proceedin g. | |
3059 | 1. System Wiring | |
3060 | The MicroS can AutoSC AN 4 and t he AutoSCA NW/A are wired iden tically to the LSI XE "LSI " for eithe r unidirec tional or bidirectio nal trans mission. A 9-pin fem ale connec tor links a communic ation port on the Mi croScan to the LSI. Use comm p ort #2 for the AutoS CAN 4 and comm port #3 for the W/A. | |
3061 | MicroScan R J11 Block LS I | |
3062 | ||
3063 | 3 -------- ---------- ---------- -2-------- ---------- -------2 | |
3064 | ||
3065 | 2 -------- ---------- ---------- -3-------- ---------- -------3 | |
3066 | ||
3067 | 5 -------- ---------- ---------- -7-------- ---------- -------7 | |
3068 | ||
3069 | 4 -------- ---------- ---------- -20------- ---------- -------1 | |
3070 | a. The Mic roScan is wired to a n RJ11 XE "RJ11 " block. | |
3071 | ||
3072 | ||
3073 | b. A strai ght thru t elephone w ire connec ts the RJ1 1 block to the LSI. | |
3074 | NOTE: No j umping is necessary. | |
3075 | 2. Softwar e Requirem ents | |
3076 | a. MicroSc an: Two Wa y DMS Inte rface Vers ion 18.0 o r higher | |
3077 | b. Host: D HCP Labora tory Versi on 5.0 or higher | |
3078 | 3. Interfa ce Setup | |
3079 | The Interf ace custom ization fi les are fo und by sel ecting opt ion #8, op tional pro grams, fro m the Micr oScan DMS main menu. You must select the appropria te interfa ce program from the optional p rogram men u to have the interf ace main m enu displa yed. | |
3080 | INTERFACE MAIN MENU | |
3081 | 1. Interfa ce Customi zation | |
3082 | 2. Request Specimens from the Mainframe (Two-Way) | |
3083 | 3. Select/ Transmit S pecimens t o Mainfram e | |
3084 | 4. Log on New Datase t | |
3085 | 5. Transmi t/Request DMS Custom izable inf ormation | |
3086 | 6. Interfa ce log fil e and Main tenance | |
3087 | 7. Backup/ Restore In terface Cu stomizatio n & Log Fi le | |
3088 | 8. Process WalkAway Specimens (V. 19.02) | |
3089 | MicroScan Mainframe Interface Version 19 .02 Softwa re TC "Mi croScan Ma inframe In terface Ve rsion 19.0 2 Software " \l 3 | |
3090 | The Interf ace Custom ization Me nu option will displ ay the co mmunicatio n paramete rs and for mats menu. The DMS c omputer is configure d and the date forma t establis hed throug h this men u. | |
3091 | NOTE: | |
3092 | All refere nces to DM S files re fers to th e MicroSca n computer files not DHCP file s. | |
3093 | INTERFACE CUSTOMIZAT ION MENU | |
3094 | 1. | |
3095 | Communicat ion Parame ters | |
3096 | 2. | |
3097 | Custom Dat a Fields F ormats | |
3098 | 3. | |
3099 | Suppress/C ustomize D ata Field Transmissi on | |
3100 | 4. | |
3101 | Cross-Refe rence Tabl e | |
3102 | 5. | |
3103 | Protocol C haracter D efinitions | |
3104 | 6. | |
3105 | Device Mai ntenance | |
3106 | 7. | |
3107 | Print Inte rface Cust omization (not discu ssed) | |
3108 | 8. | |
3109 | Customize WalkAway S pecimen Pr ocessing | |
3110 | #1 COMMUNI CATION PAR AMETERS ME NU | |
3111 | Device Nam e/Type: LA BSYSTEM - VA SYSTEM | |
3112 | 1. | |
3113 | Baud Rate: | |
3114 | 1200 (bps) | |
3115 | 2. | |
3116 | Word Lengt h: | |
3117 | 8 (bits) | |
3118 | 3. | |
3119 | # Of Stop Bits: | |
3120 | 1 | |
3121 | 4. | |
3122 | Parity: | |
3123 | None | |
3124 | 5. | |
3125 | Protocol: | |
3126 | XON | |
3127 | 6. | |
3128 | Serial Por t #: | |
3129 | Comm-# | |
3130 | 7. | |
3131 | Timeout De lay: | |
3132 | 20 (secs) | |
3133 | 8. | |
3134 | Checksum T ype: | |
3135 | SUM-ASCII | |
3136 | 9. | |
3137 | Null Field OK: | |
3138 | Yes | |
3139 | 10. | |
3140 | Field Deli miter: | |
3141 | 124 ACSII (|) | |
3142 | 11. | |
3143 | String Del imiter: | |
3144 | 0 ASCII (^ @) | |
3145 | 12. | |
3146 | Delimit Ch aracter Fi elds: | |
3147 | No | |
3148 | 13. | |
3149 | Hospital/L ab ID: | |
3150 | None | |
3151 | 14. | |
3152 | Use Modem Commands: | |
3153 | No | |
3154 | 15. | |
3155 | Phone Numb er: <RET> | |
3156 | 16. | |
3157 | Modify Mod em Command s | |
3158 | #2 CUSTOM DATA FIELD FORMATS M ENU | |
3159 | Device Nam e: LABSYST EM | |
3160 | 1. | |
3161 | Specimen N umber Type : Normal | |
3162 | 2. | |
3163 | Date/Time Format: YY MMDD|HHMMS S | |
3164 | 3. | |
3165 | Organism N ame Format : Abbrevia ted | |
3166 | 4. | |
3167 | Single The rapy Repor ting: NO | |
3168 | 5. | |
3169 | Sort Trans mission Se lections: Specimen N umber | |
3170 | 6. | |
3171 | Combine Pa nel Transm it Method: 1 | |
3172 | 7. | |
3173 | Suppress M ICs for Br eakpoint P anels: No | |
3174 | 8. | |
3175 | Transmit D ata In Lon g Patient Report For mat: Yes | |
3176 | 9. | |
3177 | Transmit Q C Data: No | |
3178 | Remember f ield #5 al ways sort by Specime n Number, not by Pat ient ID. | |
3179 | #3 SUPPRES S/CUSTOMIZ E DATA FIE LDS TRANSM ISSION | |
3180 | 1. | |
3181 | Patient Na me | |
3182 | ||
3183 | ||
3184 | ||
3185 | ||
3186 | ||
3187 | 13. | |
3188 | Comment Re cords | |
3189 | 2. | |
3190 | Physician Name | |
3191 | ||
3192 | ||
3193 | ||
3194 | ||
3195 | ||
3196 | 14. | |
3197 | Panel Name s | |
3198 | 3. | |
3199 | Ward Names | |
3200 | ||
3201 | ||
3202 | ||
3203 | ||
3204 | ||
3205 | ||
3206 | 15. | |
3207 | Organism N ames | |
3208 | 4. | |
3209 | Source Nam es | |
3210 | ||
3211 | ||
3212 | ||
3213 | ||
3214 | ||
3215 | 16. | |
3216 | Long Drug Names | |
3217 | 5. | |
3218 | Comment Te xt | |
3219 | ||
3220 | ||
3221 | ||
3222 | ||
3223 | ||
3224 | 17. | |
3225 | Patient Re cords | |
3226 | 6. | |
3227 | Service Na mes | |
3228 | ||
3229 | ||
3230 | ||
3231 | ||
3232 | ||
3233 | 18. | |
3234 | Specimen R ecords | |
3235 | 7. | |
3236 | Institutio n Name | |
3237 | ||
3238 | ||
3239 | ||
3240 | ||
3241 | 19. | |
3242 | Isolate Re cords | |
3243 | 8. | |
3244 | Free Text Records | |
3245 | ||
3246 | ||
3247 | ||
3248 | ||
3249 | 20. | |
3250 | End Record s | |
3251 | 9. | |
3252 | Additional Drugs | |
3253 | ||
3254 | ||
3255 | ||
3256 | ||
3257 | 21. | |
3258 | Biotype Nu mber | |
3259 | 10. | |
3260 | MicroScan Interpreta tion | |
3261 | ||
3262 | 22. | |
3263 | Header Rec ords | |
3264 | 11. | |
3265 | MicroScan Dosages | |
3266 | ||
3267 | ||
3268 | ||
3269 | ||
3270 | 23. | |
3271 | Drug/Thera py Records | |
3272 | 12. | |
3273 | NCCLS Inte rpretation | |
3274 | ||
3275 | ||
3276 | ||
3277 | 24. | |
3278 | Technician Names | |
3279 | Select tho se options (1-24) th at you wis h to chang e. Options that are highlighte d will be suppressed from tran smission. | |
3280 | NOTE: | |
3281 | Do not sup press #17, Patient R ecords. | |
3282 | #4 CROSS-R EFERENCE T ABLES MENU | |
3283 | NOTE: | |
3284 | It is the site decis ion to set up cross- reference tables. Yo u can set up a cross -reference tables fo r (a) ward mnemonics and (b) s ource mnem onics. The ward mnem onics asso ciates eve ry hospita l location abbreviat ion in the DHCP HOSP ITAL LOCAT ION file ( #44) with the DMS CU STOMIZATIO N file for ward loca tions. Thi s is only needed if the site w ants data stored dif ferently f rom the do wnloaded w ard abbrev iation or site/speci mens. | |
3285 | 1. Cross-r eference S tatus: Ena ble, Key l ength = 5 | |
3286 | 2. Select/ Suppress D ata Fields | |
3287 | 3. Edit Ta bles | |
3288 | 4. Print T ables | |
3289 | 5. Rebuild Tables | |
3290 | 6. Set Max imum Field Length | |
3291 | NOTE: | |
3292 | EXCEPTION, if a site /specimen has an alt ernate scr een define in the AN TIMICROBIA L SUSCEPTI BILITY fil e (#62.06) , the cros s-referenc e table fo r SOURCE m nemonics m ust be def ined to up load the i nternal en try number for that source: | |
3293 | MicroScan Code | |
3294 | Mainframe Equivalent Code | |
3295 | 1. Enter M icroScan c ode for | |
3296 | Enter the internal e ntry numbe r | |
3297 | ||
3298 | specified site/spec imen | |
3299 | from the t opography file for t hat | |
3300 | ||
3301 | (example: URI) | |
3302 | site/speci men (ex. 7 1 for urin e) | |
3303 | #5 PROTOCO L CHARACTE R DEFINITO NS MENU | |
3304 | 1. | |
3305 | <STX> | |
3306 | ||
3307 | ||
3308 | - - | |
3309 | ||
3310 | 2 | |
3311 | 2. | |
3312 | <EXT> | |
3313 | ||
3314 | ||
3315 | - - | |
3316 | ||
3317 | 3 | |
3318 | 3. | |
3319 | <EOT> | |
3320 | ||
3321 | ||
3322 | - - | |
3323 | ||
3324 | 4 | |
3325 | 4. | |
3326 | <CR> | |
3327 | ||
3328 | ||
3329 | - - | |
3330 | ||
3331 | 13 | |
3332 | 5. | |
3333 | <LF> | |
3334 | ||
3335 | ||
3336 | - - | |
3337 | ||
3338 | 13 | |
3339 | 6. | |
3340 | <XON> | |
3341 | ||
3342 | ||
3343 | - - | |
3344 | ||
3345 | 17 | |
3346 | 7. | |
3347 | <XOFF> | |
3348 | ||
3349 | - - | |
3350 | ||
3351 | 19 | |
3352 | 8. | |
3353 | <ACK> | |
3354 | ||
3355 | ||
3356 | - - | |
3357 | ||
3358 | 6 | |
3359 | 9. | |
3360 | <NAK> | |
3361 | ||
3362 | ||
3363 | - - | |
3364 | ||
3365 | 21 | |
3366 | 10. | |
3367 | <ENQ> | |
3368 | ||
3369 | ||
3370 | - - | |
3371 | ||
3372 | 5 | |
3373 | 11. | |
3374 | <Prefix | |
3375 | ||
3376 | - - | |
3377 | ||
3378 | 0 | |
3379 | 12. | |
3380 | <Suffix> 1 | |
3381 | - - | |
3382 | ||
3383 | 0 | |
3384 | 13. | |
3385 | <Suffix> 2 | |
3386 | - - | |
3387 | ||
3388 | 0 | |
3389 | 14. | |
3390 | <Suffix> 3 | |
3391 | - - | |
3392 | ||
3393 | 0 | |
3394 | #6 | |
3395 | DEVICE MAI NTENANCE M ENU | |
3396 | 1. | |
3397 | Create a N ew Device | |
3398 | 2. | |
3399 | Log on to New Device | |
3400 | 3. | |
3401 | Edit Curre nt Device Attributes | |
3402 | 4. | |
3403 | Delete a D evice | |
3404 | Option 3 D EVICE ATTR IBUTES MEN U | |
3405 | 1. | |
3406 | Device Nam e: LABSYST EM (free t ext entry) | |
3407 | 2. | |
3408 | Device Typ e: | |
3409 | VA System | |
3410 | 3. | |
3411 | Auto-Monit or: No | |
3412 | 4. | |
3413 | Auto-Trans mit Time: Disabled | |
3414 | 5. | |
3415 | Auto-Trans mit Format : Test Dat e | |
3416 | ||
3417 | ||
3418 | ||
3419 | ||
3420 | ||
3421 | ||
3422 | ||
3423 | ||
3424 | All Resul ts | |
3425 | 6. | |
3426 | Auto-Reque st Time: D isabled | |
3427 | 7. | |
3428 | Auto-Reque st Format: Test Date | |
3429 | ||
3430 | ||
3431 | ||
3432 | ||
3433 | ||
3434 | ||
3435 | ||
3436 | All Res ults | |
3437 | 8. | |
3438 | Number of search Day s for Auto -select Da ta: 1 | |
3439 | (Types fo r #2: 1=LI S, 2=Micro Scan syste m, 3=Pharm Link and 4 =VA/SAIC) | |
3440 | #8 CUSTOMI ZE WALKAWA Y SPECIMEN PROCESSIN G MENU | |
3441 | WALKAWAY S PECIMEN PR OCESS LIST OPTIONS S UB-MENU | |
3442 | 1. WalkAwa y Selectio n Enabled for: All I solates | |
3443 | 2. Sort Pr ocess List by: Trans mission or der | |
3444 | 3. Suppres s Oxidase Prompting: Yes | |
3445 | 4. Suppres s Indole P rompting: No | |
3446 | 5. Default to Non-He molytic Re action: No | |
3447 | 6. Auto-Pr ocess Comp lete Isola tes: No | |
3448 | NOTE: | |
3449 | Above is s ite/config urable. | |
3450 | 4. MicroSc an File Se tup XE "M icroScan F ile Setup" | |
3451 | a. The DMS ward tabl e listing file inclu des the mo st common ward/clini c location s used by the microb iology dep artment of the VAMC. | |
3452 | Example: | |
3453 | 1. 1 AG | |
3454 | 2. 2 A1 | |
3455 | 3. 3 A2 | |
3456 | 34 B1 MED ICAL CLINI CS | |
3457 | 35 B2 ALC OHOLIC CLI NIC | |
3458 | etc | |
3459 | NOTE: | |
3460 | A cross-re ference ta ble can be set up un der the in terface cu stomizatio n menu to correlate the MicroS can DMS fi le with th e DHCP HOS PITAL LOCA TION file (#44). | |
3461 | b. The so urce table listing f ile includ es the nam es of all site/speci mens or so urces enco untered by the micro biology de pt. | |
3462 | NOTE: | |
3463 | The source called UR INE must b e DESIGNAT ED as urin e to DMS. | |
3464 | Example: | |
3465 | 1. 1 NOS E/SINUS | |
3466 | 2. 2 THR OAT/MOUTH | |
3467 | 3. 3 SPU TUM | |
3468 | 34 99 NO T SPECIFIE D | |
3469 | Press RETU RN to cont inue or ‘^ ’ to exit: | |
3470 | NOTE: | |
3471 | A cross-re ference ta ble can be set up un der the in terface cu stomizatio n menu to correlate this DMS f ile with t he DHCP to pography f ield file (#61). | |
3472 | c. The org anism file on the Mi croScan co ntains all the organ isms ident ified by t he MicroSc an. | |
3473 | NOTE: | |
3474 | All these organisms must be ac counted fo r by DHCP in the ETI OLOGY file (#61.2) a nd AUTO IN STRUMENT f ile (#62.4 ). | |
3475 | d. The sel ected pane l list dis plays thos e MIC pane ls selecte d by the m icrobiolog y departme nt to be a nalyzed by either th e autoSCAN 4 or the autoSCANW /A. | |
3476 | 5. DHCP La boratory F iles XE " DHCP Labor atory File s" | |
3477 | ||
3478 | a. ANTIMIC ROBIAL SUS CEPTIBILIT Y file XE "ANTIMICR OBIAL SUSC EPTIBILITY file" (# 62.06) | |
3479 | 1) Use the autoSCAN 4 and auto SCANW/A d ocumentati on to get a list of all drugs reported b y MicroSca n. | |
3480 | 2) Refer t o the Micr obiology I mplementat ion sectio n for the procedure of adding new drugs to the DHC P and add any drug n ot already in File # 62.06. | |
3481 | 3) Reindex the follo wing indic es in File #62.06 AD ,AJ,AO,AI, and AS. | |
3482 | 4) D ^LAMS BLD to bui ld the Mic roScan mic x-referen ce in File #62.06 | |
3483 | 5) Manuall y enter th e MIC valu es (diluti on ratios) for trime th/sulfa, amox/k cla vulanate, and ticar/ k clavulan ate in Fil e #62.06. | |
3484 | ||
3485 | b. LABORAT ORY DATA f ile XE "L ABORATORY DATA file" (#63) | |
3486 | 1) New dru g entries must be ad ded to the LABORATOR Y DATA fil e (#63). | |
3487 | 2) Follow the proced ure in the Laborator y Technica l Manual f or adding these new drugs to F ile #63. | |
3488 | ||
3489 | c. ETIOLOG Y FIELD fi le XE "ET IOLOGY FIE LD file" (#61.2) | |
3490 | 1) Get a l ist of all organisms which the AutoSCAN 4 and the W/A will r eport. | |
3491 | 2) Follow the proced ure descri bed in the Lab Imple mentation Guide for adding the se organis ms. | |
3492 | ||
3493 | d. LABORAT ORY SITE f ile XE "L ABORATORY SITE file" (#69.9) | |
3494 | 1) A new f ield calle d Download Full Data XE "Down load Full Data" mus t be fille d in. Answ er “NO” to this fiel d. | |
3495 | 2) The Mic ro report format is site-speci fic. The c hoices are : | |
3496 | I INTERPRE TATION ONL Y | |
3497 | R RESULTS ONLY | |
3498 | B BOTH INT ERPRETATIO N AND RESU LT | |
3499 | No entry d efaults to interpret ation only . | |
3500 | ||
3501 | e. LOAD/WO RK LIST fi le XE "L OAD/WORK L IST file " (#68.2) | |
3502 | 1) Create separate l oad/workli sts for th e AutoSCAN 4 and/or the W/A. T ests liste d on the w orklist ar e site-spe cific. | |
3503 | 2) AutoSCA N 4 workli st: | |
3504 | Name: BR-M ICROSCAN(A UTOSCAN 4) Type: SE QUENCE/BAT CH | |
3505 | CUPS PER T RAY: 0 FULL T RAY ONLY: NO | |
3506 | EXPAND PAN ELS ON PRI NT:NO V ERIFY BY: ACCESSION | |
3507 | SUPPRESS S EQUENCE #: NO IN CLUDE UNCO LLECTED AC CESS.:NO | |
3508 | RUN OR TRA Y NUMBER: 1 DA TE: DATE | |
3509 | TECH: NAME ACCESSION AREA:BMIC ROBIOLOGY | |
3510 | LAST TRAY: 1 LAST CUP :0 | |
3511 | BUILDING I N PROGRESS : NO | |
3512 | PROFILE: A UTOSCAN 4 ACC ESSION ARE A: BMICROB IOLOGY | |
3513 | TEST: CULT URE & SENS ITIVITY BUILD NAM E ONLY: NO | |
3514 | TEST: BLOO D CULTURE BUI LD NAME ON LY: NO | |
3515 | TEST: FUNG US CULTURE BUI LD NAME ON LY: NO | |
3516 | TEST: RO/M RSA BUILD NAME ONLY: NO | |
3517 | TEST: LEGI ONELLA CUL TURE B UILD NAME ONLY: NO | |
3518 | TRAY #: 1 | |
3519 | 3) Walk/Aw ay worklis t: (Same a s autoSCAN 4 workli st) | |
3520 | ||
3521 | f. AUTO IN STRUMENT f ile XE "A UTO INSTRU MENT file" (#62.4) | |
3522 | 1) Certain fields ar e site spe cific, suc h as Name, Loadlist, and Micro Auto Appr oval. | |
3523 | 2) Be sure only one entry exis ts for eac h instrume nt in the AUTO INSTR UMENT file (#62.4). | |
3524 | 3) The ent ry name, l oad/work l ist, acces sion area and progra m paramete rs will be instrumen t specific . The rout ine, LAMSA , was ZSAV ED as ZLAM SA to be u sed as the program f or one of the autoSC AN. | |
3525 | 4) A repre sentation of the Aut oSCAN 4 en try in the AUTO INST RUMENT fil e (#62.4) follows: ( Same for M icroScan) | |
3526 | NUMBER: 16 NAM E:BR-3-AUT OSCAN | |
3527 | PROGRAM: L AMSA | |
3528 | LOAD/WORK LIST:BR-MI CROSCAN | |
3529 | ENTRY FOR LAGEN ROUT INE: Acces sion cross -reference | |
3530 | CROSS LNKE D BY: +IDE METHOD: A UTOSCAN 4 | |
3531 | DEFAULT AC CESSION AR EA: BMICRO BIOLOGY | |
3532 | OVERLAY DA TA: YES | |
3533 | HANDSHAKE RESPONSE: D ^LAMSP | |
3534 | NEW DATA: D NEW^LASE T | |
3535 | RESTART: D RESTART^L ASET | |
3536 | NOTES: | |
3537 | 1. | |
3538 | There is o nly (1) mi cro card t ype and ca rd name fo r the Auto SCAN. | |
3539 | 2. | |
3540 | Each organ ism in the ETIOLOGY file (#61. 2), which is identif ied by the DMS AutoS CAN, must be correla ted to the DMS inter nal number for that organism ( card code) . | |
3541 | MICRO CARD TYPE: GEN C ARD NAME: GENERAL CA RD | |
3542 | ORGANISM:E SCHERICHIA COLI CARD CODE FOR ORGANISM: 1 | |
3543 | ORGANISM:E SCHERICHIA COLI LYS- ORN- CA RD CODE FO R ORGANISM : 51 | |
3544 | ORGANISM:E SCHERICHIA COLI CAR D CODE FOR ORGANISM: 851 | |
3545 | ORGANISM:E SCHERICHIA FERGUSONI I CARD CODE FOR ORGANISM: 803 | |
3546 | ... ... | |
3547 | ... ... | |
3548 | ORGANISM:S POROBOLMYC ES SALMONI COLOR CA RD CODE FO R ORGANISM : 512 | |
3549 | Each antib iotic in F ile #62.06 must be c orrelated with the a utoSCAN ab breviation for that antibiotic (card cod e). | |
3550 | Example: | |
3551 | NUMBER: 1 DRUG: AMIKACIN | |
3552 | DRUG NODE: 2.0016 CA RD CODE:Ak | |
3553 | NUMBER: 2 DRUG: AMOX/K CL AV’ATE | |
3554 | DRUG NODE: 2.0052502 1 CARD CODE: Aug | |
3555 | NUMBER: 3 DRUG: AMPICILLI N | |
3556 | DRUG NODE: 2.0012 CA RD CODE:Am | |
3557 | NUMBER: 62 DRUG: VANCOMYCI N | |
3558 | DRUG NODE: 2.0006 CA RD CODE: V a | |
3559 | FILE BUILD ROUTINE: LAMSD | |
3560 | MICRO INTE RPRETATION STYLE: IN STRUMENT I NTERPRETAT ION ONLY | |
3561 | (Choices a re:) | |
3562 | F CHECK AN TIMICROBIA L FILE INT ERPRETATIO N ONLY | |
3563 | I CHECK IN STRUMENT I NTERPRETAT ION ONLY | |
3564 | B CHECK BO TH FILE AN D INSTRUME NT INTERPR ETATION OV ERWRITE WI TH FILE | |
3565 | ||
3566 | g. TOPOGRA PHY FIELD file (#61) XE "TOPO GRAPHY FIE LD file (" \t "61)" | |
3567 | 1) The top ography ab breviation is downlo aded to DM S and null entries should be no problem . | |
3568 | 2) Using D MS mnemoni cs as abbr eviations for the TO POGRAPHY F IELD file (#61) is s ite specif ic. | |
3569 | 3) Get a l isting fro m the micr obiology d epartment of the mos t commonly seen site /specimens . | |
3570 | ||
3571 | h. COLLECT ION SAMPLE file XE "COLLECTIO N SAMPLE f ile" (#62 ) | |
3572 | 1) Using D MS mnemoni cs as syno nyms for C OLLECTION SAMPLE fil e (#62) en tries is s ite-specif ic. | |
3573 | 2) Compare the DMS S OURCE file printout with a pri ntout from the COLLE CTION SAMP LE file (# 62). | |
3574 | 3) Ensure that there are equiv alent entr ies in bot h files. | |
3575 | The Upload TC "The Upload" \l 3 | |
3576 | 1. The Aut oSCAN 4 an d the Auto SCAN W/A a re not set to automa tically up load their data to t he mainfra me. | |
3577 | 2. Enter t he Interfa ce Main Me nu and cho ose option #3, Selec t/Transmit specimens to mainfr ame. | |
3578 | INTERFACE MAIN MENU | |
3579 | 1. Interfa ce Customi zation | |
3580 | 2. Request Specimens form the Mainframe (Two-Way) | |
3581 | 3. Select/ Transmit S pecimens t o Mainfram e | |
3582 | 4. Log on New Datase t | |
3583 | 5. Transmi t/Request DMS Custom izable Inf ormation | |
3584 | 6. Interfa ce log fil e and Main tenance | |
3585 | 7. Backup/ Restore In terface Cu stomizatio n & Log Fi le | |
3586 | 8. | |
3587 | Process Wa lk Away Sp ecimens | |
3588 | 3. The int erface ran ge of data selection menu is d isplayed: | |
3589 | 1. Select specimens by range | |
3590 | 2. Select by range o f dates co llected | |
3591 | 3. Select by range o f dates te sted | |
3592 | 4. Select by range o f patient ID numbers | |
3593 | 5. Select all inform ation in d ataset | |
3594 | 6. Quick-S elect for today’s te sts | |
3595 | 7. Retrans mit Quick- Select | |
3596 | 8. Select individual specimen numbers | |
3597 | Ente r Selectio n or ESCap e to exit: <RET> | |
3598 | Press RETU RN to cont inue or ‘^ ’ to exit: | |
3599 | 4. Choose option #8, Select in dividual s pecimen nu mbers. The microbiol ogy depart ment uses this optio n because they can r etransmit the data a nd also se lect indiv idual isol ate data f or a given specimen number to be uploade d to DHCP. Refer to the MicroS can mainfr ame interf ace operat ion manual for speci fic instru ctions. Th e followin g is an ex ample of p ossible se lections: | |
3600 | Select Ind ividual Sp ecimen/Iso late Combi nations: | |
3601 | Enter spec imen numbe r, ESCape to continu e: <specim en number> | |
3602 | Enter isol ate number , return f or ALL, ES Cape to co ntinue: <i solate #> | |
3603 | Enter isol ate number , return f or ALL, ES Cape to co ntinue: <e nter the n ext isolat e number o r ESCape> | |
3604 | Enter the specimen n umber, ESC ape to con tinue: <en ter next s pecimen nu mber or ES Cape> | |
3605 | 5. The Int erface Dat a Option M enu is now displayed : | |
3606 | INTERFACE DATA OPTIO N MENU XE "INTERFAC E DATA OPT ION MENU" | |
3607 | 1. Review Selected D ata | |
3608 | 2. Send da ta current ly selecte d to mainf rame | |
3609 | 3. Suppres s individu al specime n/isolates | |
3610 | 4. Print S elected Da ta | |
3611 | Enter numb er or ESCa pe to exit : <RET> | |
3612 | 6. First r eview the selected d ata (optio n #1) and then send the select ed data to the mainf rame (opti on #2). | |
3613 | 7. You wil l be promp ted to pre ss return when ready to transm it or ESCa pe to exit . | |
3614 | SENDING DA TA TO MAIN FRAME | |
3615 | Patient ID #: | |
3616 | Specimen # : | |
3617 | Isolate #: | |
3618 | Records le ft to tran smit: | |
3619 | Press RETU RN to cont inue or ‘^ ’ to exit: <RET> | |
3620 | Press ESCa pe to Abor t transmis sion | |
3621 | NOTE: | |
3622 | Once the R ETURN key is pressed , transmis sion begin s. As the warning sh ows, you s top the tr ansmission by pressi ng the ESC APE key. | |
3623 | 8. Any err or encount ered durin g upload w ill be rec orded in t he MicroSc an transmi ssion log. | |
3624 | 9. The upl oad data i s initiall y stored i n ^LA(AI#, ”I”,#). Th e data is processed from ^LA t o ^LAH. On ce the dat a is in ^L AH it is a vailable t o be verif ied. | |
3625 | 10. You ca n verify t he MicroSc an data us ing the Ve rify micro auto data option. | |
3626 | The Downlo ad TC "Th e Download " \l 3 | |
3627 | Downloadin g is movin g data fro m DHCP to the automa ted instru ment. This includes accession number, pa tient name , ID, ward location, provider, site /spe cimen, pan el number, and isola te number. | |
3628 | The downlo ad can be subdivided into four activitie s: | |
3629 | 1. Unloadi ng the exi sting load /worklist | |
3630 | 2. Clearin g the inst rument/wor klist data | |
3631 | 3. Buildin g the Micr oScan work list | |
3632 | 4. Downloa ding the M icroScan w orklist to the instr ument | |
3633 | 1. | |
3634 | Unload the existing load/workl ist is don e with the Unload Lo ad/worklis t option. This takes ALL acces sions off the list, leaving it blank. | |
3635 | 2. | |
3636 | Clearing t he load/wo rklist is done using the Clear Instrumen t/worklist data opti on. This o ption remo ves ALL da ta (verifi ed and unv erified) f rom the ^L AH global. Make sure all data has been u nloaded an d verified before us ing this o ption. | |
3637 | 3. | |
3638 | The MicroS canworkli st is buil t using th e MicroSca n Load Wor klist (Bui ld) option . The Micr obiology d epartment personnel must corre late the m icrobiolog y accessio n number w ith the DM S panel nu mber for a ll accessi ons to be properly d ownloaded. The follo wing tray/ panel name s are exam ples: | |
3639 | Panel numb er | |
3640 | ||
3641 | ||
3642 | Panel name | |
3643 | 11 | |
3644 | ||
3645 | ||
3646 | ||
3647 | ||
3648 | ||
3649 | ||
3650 | HNID | |
3651 | 17 | |
3652 | ||
3653 | ||
3654 | ||
3655 | ||
3656 | ||
3657 | ||
3658 | Neg Combo 7 | |
3659 | 32 | |
3660 | ||
3661 | ||
3662 | ||
3663 | ||
3664 | ||
3665 | ||
3666 | Rapid Anae robe ID | |
3667 | 33 | |
3668 | ||
3669 | ||
3670 | ||
3671 | ||
3672 | ||
3673 | ||
3674 | Rapid Yeas t ID | |
3675 | Example of building a load/wor klist for downloadin g: | |
3676 | Select Aut omated Mic robiology Menu Optio n: MicroSc an Load Wo rklist bui ld | |
3677 | Select LOA D/WORK LIS T NAME: MI CROSCAN (n ame of wor klist) | |
3678 | Select onl y from the MICROBIOL OGY access ion area | |
3679 | Select Acc ession: MI | |
3680 | Accession Date: TOD AY//94 | |
3681 | Number p art of Acc ession: 30 00 | |
3682 | LAST,FIRST ###-##-# ### | |
3683 | What test( s) to add? | |
3684 | 1 CULTURE & SENSITIV ITY | |
3685 | Enter Choi ce(s): 1 | |
3686 | Enter Choi ce(s): <RE T> | |
3687 | Select TES T or PANEL NUMBER: 1 // 17 | |
3688 | ISOLATE: 1// <RET> | |
3689 | Select TES T or PANEL NUMBER: “ 17” ; (if same pane l, put in “ ” ) | |
3690 | ISOLATE: 1// 2 | |
3691 | Select TES T or PANEL NUMBER: 3 2 | |
3692 | ISOLATE: 1// 3 | |
3693 | 4. The Dow nload Proc edure | |
3694 | a. The Mic roScan int erface fil es must be open to r eceive the download from DHCP. Ensure th at the int erface mai n menu is displayed on the Mic roScan CRT screen be fore initi ating the download. | |
3695 | b. The dow nload is a ccomplishe d using th e Download Auto Micr o Worklist XE "Down load Auto Micro Work list" opt ion. | |
3696 | Select Aut omated Mic robiology Menu Optio n: Downloa d Auto Mic ro Worklis t | |
3697 | Select AUT O INSTRUME NT NAME: M ICROSCAN ( or AI numb er) Workin g on the d ownload fi le for ins trument MI CROSCAN fr om the LOA D list MIC ROSCAN fro m the LOAD list BR-M ICROSCAN(A UTOSCAN4) or (WR-MIC ROSCAN(W/A )) | |
3698 | Starting T ray number : 1// <RET > | |
3699 | Starting S EQUENCE nu mber: <RET > | |
3700 | Send TRAY/ CUP locati ons? NO//< RET> (this default i s controll ed by Fiel d #95 in t he AUTO IN STRUMENT f ile (#62.4 )) | |
3701 | QUEUE WORK ? NO// <RE T> (this d efault is controlled by Field #96 in the AUTO INST RUMENT fil e (#62.4)) | |
3702 | DONE. D ata should start mov ing now | |
3703 | You can mo nitor the transfer o f informat ion from D HCP to the MicroScan via the L SI by usin g the LA W ATCH optio n. The dow nload data is stored in ^LA(AI #,”0”,#). The LA WAT CH option indicates the total number of records to be proces sed and th e rate at which the records ar e being pr ocessed. | |
3704 | c. The Mic roScan ind icates whe n it is re ceiving da ta from th e mainfram e. The pat ient’s ID number, th e specimen number an d the isol ate number will be d isplayed o n the CRT as the dat a is being received. | |
3705 | Receiving data from mainframe. Please Wa it. | |
3706 | Processing : | |
3707 | PAT ID#: | |
3708 | ||
3709 | SPECIMEN # : | |
3710 | ||
3711 | ISOLATE #: | |
3712 | After all the data h as been tr ansmitted from DHCP to MicroSc an, the Mi croScanin terface sc reen will return to the main m enu. | |
3713 | d. An erro r message will be di splayed on the Micro Scan side if there w ere any do wnload tra nsmission error(s). Review the transmiss ion log. Y ou will ge t error me ssages if the mnemon ics for Wa rds, Physi cians, or Services a re missing from the DMS custom ized files . These er rors do no t seem to cause any problems. | |
3714 | e. The Mic roScan wil l automati cally tag the downlo aded isola tes and wi ll assign MicroScan panel ID n umbers to all downlo aded isola tes. You w ill observ e a warnin g message on the Mic roScan CRT reporting the isola tes were downloaded . You cann ot proceed until you have ente red in ask ed for inf ormation a bout the i solate. On ce the inf ormation h as been en tered, bar code labe ls and wor ksheets ca n be gener ated. | |
3715 | VITEK Inte rface XE "VITEK Int erface" | |
3716 | ||
3717 | TC "VITE K Interfac e" \l 2 | |
3718 | Auto Instr uments are an integr al part of the Labor atory pack age. The V ITEK is an automated instrumen t used in microbiolo gy for mic roorganism identific ation and antibiotic measureme nts. This guide prov ides all o f the inst ructions f or setting up and us ing this i nstrument within the microbiol ogy module of the La boratory p ackage. St ep by step installat ion instru ctions, di agrams, op tion descr iptions, t roubleshoo ting sugge stions, fi le setup, lists of c ard types, and examp les of VIT EK printou ts are sho wn. | |
3719 | Each eleme nt of how to set up and use th e interfac e with the VITEK is described in this ma nual in st ep-by-step procedure s. On-line displays are shown. Examples of possibl e user res ponses are listed, f ollowing t he on-line displays. | |
3720 | VITEK Inte rface Inst ructions X E "VITEK Interface Instructio ns" | |
3721 | ||
3722 | TC "VITE K Interfac e Instruct ions" \l 3 | |
3723 | I. System wiring | |
3724 | A. VITEK s ystem. | |
3725 | The VITEK system wir ing is the same for both unidi rectional and bidire ctional. T he followi ng is a ca ble diagra m for conn ecting the VITEK to an LSI. | |
3726 | VITEK | |
3727 | LSI | |
3728 | 2 -------- ---------\ /--------- ---- 2 | |
3729 | 3 -------- --------- /\-------- ---- 3 | |
3730 | 4-- | |
3731 | 5-- | |
3732 | 6-- | |
3733 | 8--|------ ---------- ---------- ----20| | |
3734 | 20-- | |
3735 | 7--------- ---------- ---------- ------ 7 | |
3736 | B. LSI | |
3737 | The VITEK will run u nidirectio nal with t he old Ver sion 1 EPR OMS in the LSI. | |
3738 | If you are going to run the VI TEK in a b idirection al mode, y ou will ha ve to inst all the Ve rsion 2 EP ROMS befor e bidirect ional capa bilities w ill work. Refer to t he section in this c hapter abo ut bidirec tional int erfacing a nd Version 2 EPROMS. | |
3739 | II. Softwa re Require ments | |
3740 | A. VITEK U nidirectio nal: | |
3741 | AMS R06.1 or later b idirection al: | |
3742 | BCI Versio n 02.3 or later. | |
3743 | B. Host: | |
3744 | DHCP Labor atory Vers ion 5.0 or later. | |
3745 | III. Inter face Setup | |
3746 | A. Unidire ctional: A t the VITE K system p rompt run the progra m cisend a nd set the parameter s as follo ws: | |
3747 | >cisend | |
3748 | The follow ing menu w ill displa y: | |
3749 | REQUEST CO MPUTER INT ERFACE | |
3750 | TR ANSMISSION | |
3751 | l) TRANSMI T BY SLOT OR TRAY | |
3752 | 2) TRANSMI T BY AMS I D | |
3753 | 5) RETRANS MIT ALL NA KS | |
3754 | 6) TRANSMI T TEST PAT TERN | |
3755 | 7) UTILITI ES | |
3756 | Q) QUIT | |
3757 | Choose opt ion 7) UTI LITIES | |
3758 | Select eac h of these options a nd respond to the pr ompts as s hown in th e example: | |
3759 | COMPUTER I NTERFACE U TILITIES | |
3760 | 1) Turn Co mputer Int erface ON/ OFF: | |
3761 | 2) Set ret y wait | |
3762 | 3) Set num ber of sec onds for A CK wait | |
3763 | 4) Set num ber of NAC KS before auto disab le | |
3764 | 5) Set STX /ETX proto col | |
3765 | 6) Set Ser ial port c haracteris tics | |
3766 | 7) Set Dis play data option | |
3767 | 8) Enable/ Disable AM S Computer Interface | |
3768 | Q) Quit | |
3769 | Responses will be: | |
3770 | COMPUTER I NTERFACE U TILITIES | |
3771 | 1. Turn Co mputer Int erface ON/ OFF: ON | |
3772 | 2. SET RET RY WAIT: 1 0 | |
3773 | 3. Set num ber of sec onds for A CK wait: 1 0 | |
3774 | 4. NACKS B EFORE AUTO DISABLE: O (defeate d) | |
3775 | 5. STX/ETX PROTOCOL: “SSS”/ | |
3776 | 6. HOST PR OTOCOL CHA RACTERISTI CS: ? | |
3777 | 1200 BAUD | |
3778 | NO PARITY | |
3779 | 8 BIT/CHAR | |
3780 | 2 STOP BIT S | |
3781 | XON wait 1 0 | |
3782 | CHAR DELAY 0 | |
3783 | 7. DISPLAY DATA OPTI ONS: ON | |
3784 | 8. AMS COM PUTER INTE RFACE: ENA BLE | |
3785 | B. Bidirec tional: At the VITEK system pr ompt run t he program bciutil a nd set the parameter s as follo ws: | |
3786 | >bciutil | |
3787 | ||
3788 | ||
3789 | The follow ing menu i s displaye d: | |
3790 | BIDIRECTIO NAL COMPUT ER INTERFA CE | |
3791 | RESULTS TR ANSMISSION | |
3792 | 1) Transmi t Results by Slot or Tray | |
3793 | 2) Transmi t Results by AMS ID | |
3794 | 3) Retrans mit all NA Ks | |
3795 | 4) Utiliti es | |
3796 | q) Quit | |
3797 | NOTE: The following menu displ ays are be fore Pre 3 .1 BCI Sof tware inst allation. | |
3798 | Select opt ion 4) Uti lities | |
3799 | The follow ing menu w ill appear : | |
3800 | BIDIRECTIO NAL COMPUT ER INTERFA CE | |
3801 | UTILITIES (VERSION X X.X) | |
3802 | 1) Delete Negative E xams | |
3803 | 2) Status and Except ion Logs M enu | |
3804 | 3) Transmi t Test Pat tern | |
3805 | 4) Set Ser ial Port C haracteris tics | |
3806 | 5) Set int erface Cha racteristi cs | |
3807 | 6) Display data on s creen | |
3808 | 7) Set Fie ld Charact eristics | |
3809 | 8) Transmi t Back in Service | |
3810 | 9) Results (Upload) Options | |
3811 | *) Special options | |
3812 | q) Quit | |
3813 | Select opt ion 4) Set Serial Po rt Charact eristics | |
3814 | This menu will appea r with def aults. Fol lowing the direction s displaye d on the s creen, mak e changes where nece ssary to m atch value s shown he re: | |
3815 | SERIAL POR T CHARACTE RISTICS | |
3816 | Number of Ports: 1 | |
3817 | Baud Rate: 1200 | |
3818 | Parity: No ne | |
3819 | Character Size: 8 | |
3820 | Stop Bits: 2 | |
3821 | Startup Me ssage: Dis able | |
3822 | Once you h ave finish ed here, r eturn to t he previou s menu. | |
3823 | Select opt ion 5) Set interface Character istics | |
3824 | The follow ing menu w ill appear with defa ults. Foll owing the directions displayed on the sc reen, make changes w here neces sary to ma tch the va lues shown here. Thi s menu is used to se t up the i nterface. | |
3825 | BI-DIRECTI ONAL COMPU TER INTERF ACE CHARAC TERISTICS | |
3826 | 1. | |
3827 | BI-DIRECTI ONAL INTER FACE (UPLO AD) IS: EN ABLED | |
3828 | 2. | |
3829 | BI-DIRECTI ONAL INTER FACE (DOWN LOAD) IS: ENABLED | |
3830 | 3. | |
3831 | DOWNLOAD P ORT: /dev/ tty1 | |
3832 | 4. | |
3833 | UPLOAD POR T: /dev/tt y1 | |
3834 | 5. | |
3835 | TIMEOUTS ( seconds): | |
3836 | ||
3837 | ||
3838 | CHECKSUM < ACK>: 60 H OST RESPON SE: 60 | |
3839 | ||
3840 | ||
3841 | XON/XOff: 10 | |
3842 | 6. | |
3843 | RETRY LIMI TS: | |
3844 | ||
3845 | CHECKSUM E RROR: 3 | |
3846 | <ENQ>: 3 | |
3847 | 7. | |
3848 | RETRY INTE RVALS (sec onds): | |
3849 | ||
3850 | CHECKSUM E RROR: 10 | |
3851 | ||
3852 | <ENQ>: 10 | |
3853 | 8. | |
3854 | DELAYS (Se conds): | |
3855 | ||
3856 | LAST MASTE R: 10 | |
3857 | INTERRECOR D: 2 | |
3858 | INTERMESSA GE: 10 | |
3859 | 9. | |
3860 | END OF REC ORD FORMAT S: | |
3861 | ||
3862 | STX: DISAB LED | |
3863 | ||
3864 | ETX: DISAB LED | |
3865 | ENQ: DISAB LED | |
3866 | ||
3867 | RS: ENABLE D | |
3868 | ||
3869 | ||
3870 | GS: ENABLE D | |
3871 | ||
3872 | EOT: DISAB LED | |
3873 | 10.TOTAL N UMBER OF F AILED MESS AGES ALLOW ED: 3 | |
3874 | 11.FIELD T ERMINATION CHARACTER (S): : | |
3875 | 12. SEPARA TOR CHARAC TERS: DATE : TIME: <R ET> | |
3876 | 13.DUPLICA TE DEMOGRA PHICS UPDA TE: ENABLE D | |
3877 | ||
3878 | STARTUP ME SSAGE: DIS ABLED DUP LICATE UPD ATE: ENABL ED | |
3879 | Use the fo llowing VI TEK comman d to make a printout of the co nfiguratio n: | |
3880 | imp>p bcie p | |
3881 | It is also recommend ed that ea ch site pe rform a ba ckup of th e new BCI configurat ion to a f loppy/tape . | |
3882 | C. Caution s | |
3883 | 1. | |
3884 | If, during an upload session, the VITEK does not r eceive an acknowledg ment from DHCP withi n the 10 s econd time wait limi t, the VIT EK will re transmit t he record. This will be eviden t by looki ng at the LA global and observ ing that t he record is in dupl icate. If this occur s, go to t he VITEK s ystem cons ole and ty pe the com mand: | |
3885 | >/etc/host cts off | |
3886 | This shoul d eliminat e the dupl icate send ing of rec ords. | |
3887 | 2. | |
3888 | If, during transmiss ion, the V ITEK does not receiv e acknowle dgment fro m DHCP tha t the reco rds had be en receive d within 3 tries, th e VITEK tu rns its in terface of f. When th is occurs several th ings must be remembe red: | |
3889 | a. The VIT EK will no t transmit data agai n until th e operator turns the interface back on. | |
3890 | b. Once th e interfac e has been turned ba ck on the operator c an retrans mit record s ONLY if the cards have NOT b een remove d from the VITEK. If the cards have been removed, the entire test must be rerun or the res ult must b e entered manually i nto DHCP. | |
3891 | 3. | |
3892 | This syste m was writ ten to sup port revis ion AI or later of t he VITEK s oftware. S ometime ar ound Revis ion L, the re was a c hange in t he reporti ng of valu es out of the VITEK. Then with Revision W to Revis ion AI, va lues were periodical ly changed along wit h a change in NCCLS interpreta tions. The refore, we will ONLY support R evision AI or later. | |
3893 | 4. | |
3894 | With the r elease of VITEK AMS software v ersion DSA MS-R06.1, there was a change i n the byte positions used for transmitti ng the dru g code for each anti microbial on both th e Gram pos itive and Gram negat ive suscep tibility c ards. This change in the VITEK data stre am require d an accom panying ch ange in th e DHCP pro gram. The program us ed for the encoded u pload on a bidirecti onal inter face is LA MIVTE6. Th e program used for a unidirect ional inte rface is L AMIVT6 | |
3895 | IV. VITEK File Setup XE "VITE K File Set up" | |
3896 | A. Unidire ctional | |
3897 | The VITEK does not r equire any special f ile setup to run in the uni-di rectional mode. If y ou are goi ng to run the VITEK unidirecti onal, proc eed to sec tion V. | |
3898 | B. Bidirec tional | |
3899 | The VITEK requires s everal tab les to be defined by the opera tor before the instr ument can be run in the bidire ctional mo de. These tables use abbreviat ions that are normal ly limited to a maxi mum of 6 c haracters and must b e set up t o match th e correspo nding DHCP files to accommodat e download ed informa tion. | |
3900 | You will n eed access to inform ation in t he followi ng DHCP fi les: | |
3901 | HOSPITAL L OCATION fi le (#44) | |
3902 | TREATING S PECIALTY f ile (#45.7 ) | |
3903 | COLLECTION SAMPLE fi le (#62) | |
3904 | TOPOGRAPHY FIELD fil e (#61) | |
3905 | LABORATORY TEST file (#60) | |
3906 | Updating t he first f our VITEK files are optional ( HOSPITAL L OCATION, H OSPITAL SE RVICE file , SPECIMEN SOURCE fi le, and BO DY TYPE fi le). Howev er, it is recommende d for Full Download. For each of the fil es listed below, ref er to the proper sec tion of th is manual for VITEK instructio ns to obta in the pro cedure for adding da ta. | |
3907 | 1. HOSPITA L LOCATION file | |
3908 | NOTE: This is the VI TEK file, not the DH CP HOSPITA L LOCATION file (#44 ). | |
3909 | A file pri ntout of t his file w ill look l ike the fo llowing: | |
3910 | hospital n ame | |
3911 | hospital a ddress | |
3912 | hospital s ection | |
3913 | name of ch ief | |
3914 | (date prin ted) Hospi tal Locati on Page 1 | |
3915 | ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -- | |
3916 | lockey | |
3917 | loctext | |
3918 | ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -- | |
3919 | lbw | |
3920 | ||
3921 | 1 BW | |
3922 | 2BW | |
3923 | ||
3924 | 2 B | |
3925 | 2BS | |
3926 | ||
3927 | 2 BS Psych iatry | |
3928 | a. Lockey - must mat ch the abb reviation field (#l) of the DH CP HOSPITA L LOCATION file (#44 ) with a m aximum of six (6) ch aracters. | |
3929 | b. Loctext - matches the name field (#.0 1) of the DHCP HOSPI TAL LOCATI ON file (# 44). | |
3930 | 2. HOSPITA L SERVICE file | |
3931 | A file pri ntout of t his file w ill look l ike the fo llowing: | |
3932 | hospital n ame | |
3933 | hospital a ddress | |
3934 | hospital s ection | |
3935 | name of ch ief | |
3936 | (date prin ted) | |
3937 | Hospital s ervice | |
3938 | Page 1 | |
3939 | ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --------- | |
3940 | serkey | |
3941 | sertext | |
3942 | ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --------- | |
3943 | NONE | |
3944 | MEDICI | |
3945 | MEDIC | |
3946 | NEUROL | |
3947 | NEUROLOGY | |
3948 | a. Serkey - matches the first six charac ters of th e name fie ld (#.01) of the TRE ATING SPEC IALTY file (#45.7). | |
3949 | b. Sertext - matches the full name of th e name fie ld (#.01) of the TRE ATING SPEC IALTY file (#45.7). | |
3950 | 3. SPECIME N SOURCE f ile | |
3951 | A file pri ntout of t his file w ill look l ike the fo llowing: | |
3952 | hospital n ame | |
3953 | hospital a ddress | |
3954 | hospital s ection | |
3955 | name of ch ief | |
3956 | (date prin ted) | |
3957 | specimen s ource | |
3958 | Page 1 | |
3959 | ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --------- | |
3960 | source | |
3961 | srcdes | |
3962 | source gro up | |
3963 | ser-urin | |
3964 | ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --------- | |
3965 | BLOOD | |
3966 | BLOOD CULT URE | |
3967 | BLOOD | |
3968 | S | |
3969 | CSF | |
3970 | CSF/CEREBR OSPINAL FL UID | |
3971 | ||
3972 | S | |
3973 | BRONCH | |
3974 | BRONCHIAL WASHING FL UID | |
3975 | ||
3976 | S | |
3977 | URINE | |
3978 | URINE | |
3979 | URINE | |
3980 | U | |
3981 | a. Source - six (6) character abbreviati on from th e Synonym field (#8) of the DH CP COLLECT ION SAMPLE file (#62 ). | |
3982 | b. Srcdes: Name fiel d (#.01) f rom the DH CP COLLECT ION SAMPLE file (#62 ). | |
3983 | 4. BODY SI TE file | |
3984 | A file pri ntout of t his file w ill look l ike the fo llowing: | |
3985 | hospital n ame | |
3986 | hospital a ddress | |
3987 | hospital s ection | |
3988 | name of ch ief | |
3989 | date print ed | |
3990 | body site | |
3991 | Page 1 | |
3992 | siteid | |
3993 | sitetext | |
3994 | ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --------- | |
3995 | ||
3996 | Y4100 | |
3997 | ABDOMEN | |
3998 | ||
3999 | 42500 | |
4000 | ABDOMINAL AORTA | |
4001 | ||
4002 | 2Y414 | |
4003 | BRONCHIAL WASHING | |
4004 | a. Siteid - matches the SNOMED code fiel d (#2) of the TOPOGR APHY FIELD file (#61 ). | |
4005 | b. Sitetex t - matche s the name field (#. 01) of the TOPOGRAPH Y FIELD fi le (#61). | |
4006 | Hints | |
4007 | • There ar e many dif ferent met hods for o btaining t he data ne eded to co mplete the VITEK BOD Y SITE fil e. Here ar e two poss ible ways: (1) Do a FileMan pr int of the name fiel d (#.01) a nd SNOMED Code field (#2) from the DHCP TOPOGRAPHY FIELD fil e (#61). | |
4008 | NOTE: The TOPOGRAPHY FIELD fil e (#61) co ntains sev eral thous and entrie s. | |
4009 | • Use this printout to select the desire d sites an d SNOMED c odes for e ntry into the VITEK BODY SITE file. | |
4010 | • Use the DHCP Lab a ccession a nd test co unts [LRUP AC] option to genera te a list of previou sly used c ulture sit es for a s pecified t ime frames (i.e., tw o years). Use this l ist as a w orksheet t o look up the SNOMED codes and then agai n as a wor ksheet for entry int o the VITE K BODY SIT E file. | |
4011 | 5. EXAM TY PE file | |
4012 | A file pri ntout of t his file w ill look l ike the fo llowing: | |
4013 | hospital n ame | |
4014 | hospital a ddress | |
4015 | hospital s ection | |
4016 | name of ch ief | |
4017 | (date prin ted) | |
4018 | exam type | |
4019 | Page 1 | |
4020 | culcode | |
4021 | culname | |
4022 | alink | |
4023 | ||
4024 | capunit | |
4025 | ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -- | |
4026 | BLOOD | |
4027 | ||
4028 | BLOOD CULT URE | |
4029 | ||
4030 | 300.0 | |
4031 | CULTUR | |
4032 | CULTURE & SENSITIVIT Y 300.0 | |
4033 | FUNGAL | |
4034 | FUNGAL CUL TURE | |
4035 | ||
4036 | ||
4037 | 300.0 | |
4038 | GRAM S | |
4039 | GRAM STAIN | |
4040 | ||
4041 | ||
4042 | ||
4043 | 300.0 | |
4044 | a. Culcode - Matches the first six (6) c haracters for the te st name fr om the nam e field (# .01) of th e LABORATO RY TEST fi le (#60). | |
4045 | b. Culname - matches the name field (#.0 1) of the LABORATORY TEST file (#60). | |
4046 | • Print Fi le #60, by selecting only the accession area Micro biology. T his will e liminate C HEM and HE MO tests. | |
4047 | V. DHCP Fi le Setup | |
4048 | A. General Informati on | |
4049 | There are a number o f DHCP fil es which m ust be upd ated befor e you can run the in strument o n-line. Th ese files must be up dated in t he proper order for the system to work p roperly. E ach of the se will be discussed in the fo llowing se ctions in the order that they must be up dated. | |
4050 | Because of the need for field sensitivit y to syste m security , some of these file s will req uire highe r levels o f FileMan access tha n most Lab personnel have. If, while edi ting these files, yo u do not s ee a field shown her e, you wil l have to see your I RM service to have t his data e ntered for you. | |
4051 | The VITEK will overl ay DHCP da ta only if the organ ism name i s an exact match. | |
4052 | Example: I f GNR is e ntered as a prelimin ary result at the “S elect ORGA NISM:” pro mpt, the V ITEK will not overla y the fina l ID of E. Coli inst ead E. Col i would be considere d as a sec ond isolat e. | |
4053 | Each site will need to evaluat e their wo rkflow in relation t o this occ urrence. O ne possibl e solution is to use the Preli minary Bac t Comment as a field for entry of 1+ GNR , etc. The execute c ode “Bacte riology” ( File #62.0 7) may nee d to be ed ited to in clude this subfield (#1). (See Planning and Implem entation G uide XE " Planning a nd Impleme ntation Gu ide" ). | |
4054 | B. ETIOLOG Y FIELD fi le XE "ET IOLOGY FIE LD file" (#61.2) | |
4055 | 1. | |
4056 | Obtain lis ts of all organisms which the VITEK will report. T hese are f ound in Ta bles 3.2, 3.5, 3.8, 3.9, 3.12, and 3.14 of the VIT EK Compute r Interfac e Specific ation. All organisms listed in the VITEK must have an entry in the ETI OLOGY FIEL D file (#6 1.2). “Sla sh call” o rganisms s hould be e ntered. | |
4057 | 2. | |
4058 | Refer to y our Microb iology imp lementatio n section in this ma nual for t he procedu re for add ing these organisms. | |
4059 | C. | |
4060 | LAB DATA f ile XE "L AB DATA fi le" (#63) | |
4061 | 1. | |
4062 | Refer to t he VITEK d ocumentati on (Tables 4.4 and 5 .4) for a list of al l drugs re ported by the VITEK. All drug entries mu st be incl uded in th e LAB DATA file (#63 ). | |
4063 | 2. | |
4064 | Refer to t he Microbi ology impl ementation section i n this man ual for th e procedur e in addin g these Ne w Antibiot ics to LAB DATA file (#63). | |
4065 | D. | |
4066 | ANTIMICROB IAL SUSCEP TIBILITY f ile XE "A NTIMICROBI AL SUSCEPT IBILITY fi le" (#62. 06). | |
4067 | 1. | |
4068 | All new dr ug entries entered a bove must be added t o the ANTI MICROBIAL SUSCEPTIBI LITY file (#62.06). | |
4069 | 2. | |
4070 | Entries in the ANTIM ICROBIAL S USCEPTIBIL ITY file ( #62.06) sh ould inclu de entries in the fi elds: | |
4071 | ||
4072 | ||
4073 | 2 | |
4074 | ||
4075 | Susceptibi lity Resul ts | |
4076 | ||
4077 | ||
4078 | .01 | |
4079 | Susceptibi lity Resul t ....(MIC Value) | |
4080 | ||
4081 | ||
4082 | 1 | |
4083 | ||
4084 | Default In terpretati on | |
4085 | ||
4086 | ||
4087 | 3 | |
4088 | ||
4089 | Alternate Interpreta tion | |
4090 | Refer to V ITEK docum entation ( Table 4.4 and 5.4) f or MIC val ues and ca tegory int erpretatio ns for eac h antibiot ic. | |
4091 | 3. | |
4092 | Refer to y our Microb iology imp lementatio n section in this ma nual for t he procedu re to add new drugs to the sys tem and ad d any drug not alrea dy in the file. | |
4093 | E. | |
4094 | LABORATORY TEST file XE "LABO RATORY TES T file" ( #60) | |
4095 | 1. | |
4096 | A new fiel d was defi ned in thi s file cal led Cultur e ID Prefi x. | |
4097 | 2. | |
4098 | The VITEK will only accept uni que access ion number s. Since a given acc ession con taining mo re than on e test is not consid ered uniqu e by the V ITEK, use of a prefi x for all accessions resolves this probl em. | |
4099 | 3. | |
4100 | Enter a nu mber betwe en zero (0 ) and nine (9) in th is field t o be used as a prefi x to the a ccession n umber for this test. The user must enter this pref ix along w ith the ac cession nu mber direc tly on the VITEK car d. Then wh en the dow nload prog ram is run , the pref ix will be automatic ally added to the ac cession nu mber to ma ke it uniq ue. The up load progr am will st rip the pr efix off s o that it does not i nterfere w ith the ve rification process. | |
4101 | If this fi eld is not filled in , the down load progr am will no t build a record for downloadi ng which h as this te st on it. | |
4102 | When the V ITEK cards are read to determi ne the acc ession num ber, a bla nk locatio n is consi dered a ze ro (0). As signing th e most com monly down loaded tes t (C&S) a prefix of 0 in the L ABORATORY TEST file (#60) will eliminate the need to enter a prefix on the VITEK card for any C&S. | |
4103 | F. LABORAT ORY SITE f ile XE "L ABORATORY SITE file" (#69.9) | |
4104 | 1. A new f ield has b een added— DOWNLOAD F ULL DATA—t hat must b e filled i n. | |
4105 | 2. Answeri ng this fi eld with “ YES” will cause the download p rogram to download t he maximum amount of demograph ic data it can to th e VITEK. | |
4106 | 3. An answ er of “NO” will caus e the prog ram to dow nload only those fie lds requir ed by the VITEK to r un the sam ple. These required fields are the Patie nt ID (SSN ), the Spe cimen ID ( accession number), t he Culture ID (acces sion numbe r plus pre fix), and the Cultur e Type (te st name fr om File #6 0). | |
4107 | G. LOAD/WO RK LIST fi le XE "LO AD/WORK LI ST file" (#68.2). | |
4108 | 1. | |
4109 | While the VITEK is n ot inheren tly a tray /cup type instrument , it is ru n this way by our sy stem. A Lo ad/worklis t must be set up for the downl oad routin es to be a ble to bui ld and sen d the DOWN LOAD file to the ins trument. | |
4110 | 2. | |
4111 | The follow ing is an example of a load/wo rk list fo r the VITE K: | |
4112 | Select LOA D/WORK LIS T NAME: VI TEK | |
4113 | LOAD TRANS FORM: UNIV ERSAL | |
4114 | TYPE: TRAY /CUP | |
4115 | CUPS PER T RAY: 30 | |
4116 | FULL TRAY’ S ONLY: NO | |
4117 | EXPAND PAN ELS ON PRI NT: | |
4118 | INITIAL SE TUP: | |
4119 | VERIFY BY: ACCESSION | |
4120 | PROFILE: M ISC | |
4121 | ACCESSION AREA: MICR OBIOLOGY | |
4122 | TEST: GC C ULTURE | |
4123 | BUILD NAME ONLY: NO | |
4124 | TEST: C&S | |
4125 | BUILD NAME ONLY: NO | |
4126 | TEST: QUAN TITATIVE C ULTURE | |
4127 | BUILD NAME ONLY: NO | |
4128 | H. AUTO IN STRUMENT f ile XE "A UTO INSTRU MENT file" (#62.4) | |
4129 | 1. The AUT O INSTRUME NT file (# 62.4) come s with an entry for the VITEK, which is used for b oth unidir ectional a nd bidirec tional ope ration. | |
4130 | 2. Use the VA FileMa n Transfer Entries o ption to c opy this e ntry to th e instrume nt number of the LSI where the VITEK wil l run. | |
4131 | CAUTION: D o not Dele te the ent ry at the end when V A FileMan asks you. | |
4132 | 3. Using t he VA File Man Enter/ Edit optio n, fill in the begin ning field s of the n ew entry y ou have ju st created as follow s: | |
4133 | Select AUT O INSTRUME NT NAME: V ITEK | |
4134 | NAME: VITE K// | |
4135 | ECHO DEVIC E: | |
4136 | PROGRAM: L AMIVTK// | |
4137 | if running a version before VI TEK 6.1 Re vision AO | |
4138 | a. unidire ctional en ter LAMIVT K | |
4139 | b. bidirec tional ent er LAMIVTK U | |
4140 | if running VITEK R 6 .1 Revisio n AO or la ter | |
4141 | a. unidire ctional en ter LAMIVT 6 | |
4142 | b. bidirec tional ent er LAMIVTE 6 | |
4143 | LOAD/WORK LIST: VITE K// <RET> | |
4144 | ENTRY for LAGEN ROUT INE: Acces sion cross -reference | |
4145 | CROSS LINK ED BY: +ID // <RET> | |
4146 | ECHO ALL I NPUT: NO// <RET> | |
4147 | METHOD: | |
4148 | VITEK// <R ET> | |
4149 | DEFAULT AC CESSION AR EA: | |
4150 | MICROBIOLO GY// <RET> | |
4151 | OVERLAY DA TA: YES// <RET> | |
4152 | NEW DATA: D NEW^LASE T// <RET> | |
4153 | RESTART: D RESTART^L ASET// <RE T> | |
4154 | HANDSHAKE RESPONSE: D^LAMIVTKC // <RET> | |
4155 | a. unidire ctional en ter S OUT= $C(6) | |
4156 | b. bidirec tional ent er D ^LAMI VTKC | |
4157 | ACK TRIGGE R VALUE: < RET> | |
4158 | ACK RESPON SE VALUE: <RET> | |
4159 | Select TES T: ^LOAD C HEM | |
4160 | LOAD CHEM TESTS: <RE T> | |
4161 | Select ALA RM TERMINA L: <RET> | |
4162 | AMIS SUFFI X CODE: <R ET> | |
4163 | 4. | |
4164 | Now we wil l be worki ng with se veral mult iples fiel ds startin g with the Micro Car d Type. Th ere are ma ny card ty pes define d. Each of these wil l require updating. | |
4165 | ||
4166 | The follow ing discus sion on ca rd types w ill be mor e meaningf ul if you reference Appendix D of the VI TEK Comput er Interfa ce Specifi cation doc umentation for a num erical lis ting of al l the vali d cards fo r the VITE K. | |
4167 | NOTE: | |
4168 | The Append ix D is pa rt of your Vitek ins trument do cumentatio n. We do n ot include a copy a as it is c ontinually updated b y the manu facturer. | |
4169 | *WARNING X E "WARNIN G" : These predefine d card typ es must NE VER be del eted as al l flex car ds will be referring to these cards for data conve rsion. | |
4170 | Card 0F is the main Gram Posit ive Identi fication ( GPI) card and contai ns the gra m positive organisms listed in table 3.8 of the VI TEK manual . | |
4171 | Card 0FB i s the seco ndary Gram Positive Identifica tion card and holds table 3.9 of gram po sitive org anisms. Th is card is a pseudo card and d oes not ha ve a card call. | |
4172 | NOTE: | |
4173 | The 0F and 0FB cards are used by the pro cessing ro utines as required b y the data being pas sed by the VITEK for lookup of any Gram positive o rganism. | |
4174 | Card 0E is the Gram Negative I dentificat ion card ( GNI) and c ontains ta ble 3.5 of gram nega tive organ isms. This card is u sed for lo ok up of o rganisms f or all gra m negative cards. | |
4175 | Card 0C is used for organism l ook up whe n doing Ba cillus Ide ntificatio n (BACIL) and contai ns table 3 .2 of Baci llus organ isms. | |
4176 | Card 05 is used for organism l ook up whe n doing Ye ast identi fication ( YBC) and c ontains ta ble 3.14 o f Yeast or ganisms. | |
4177 | Card 0B is used for urine iden tification for the U ID-1 card and contai ns table 3 .12 list o f organism s. | |
4178 | Card 12 is used for urine iden tification from the UID-3 card and conta ins table 3.12 list of organis ms. | |
4179 | NOTE: | |
4180 | The above examples a re of the cards most likely to be used b y a site. | |
4181 | Select MIC RO CARD TY PE: 0F (HE X Code fro m VITEK AP PENDIX D) | |
4182 | MICRO CARD TYPE: 0F/ / <RET> | |
4183 | CARD NAME: GPI// <RE T> | |
4184 | PROCESS CA RD CALL: D 511^LAMIV 11// <RET> | |
4185 | Process ca rd calls f or the rem aining car d types ar e: | |
4186 | a. | |
4187 | For GPI ca rd enter D 511^LAMIV 11 | |
4188 | b. | |
4189 | For GPI-2 card enter nothing. | |
4190 | c. | |
4191 | For GNI ca rd enter D 512^LAMIV 12 | |
4192 | d. | |
4193 | For Bacill us card en ter D 52^L AMIV10 | |
4194 | e. | |
4195 | For Yeast card enter D 54^LAMI V11 | |
4196 | f. | |
4197 | For UID-l card enter D ^LAMIV1 0 | |
4198 | g. | |
4199 | For UID-3 card enter D 510^LAM IV10 | |
4200 | h. | |
4201 | For Gram N eg Flex ca rds enter D ^LAMIV12 | |
4202 | i. | |
4203 | For Gram P os Flex ca rds enter D ^LAMIV11 | |
4204 | These card calls cha nge the en coded VITE K data int o an organ ism name, a drug nam e, a raw M IC value, and an int erpretatio n, which w ill be dis played dur ing verifi cation. | |
4205 | 5. | |
4206 | Now within the MICRO Card Type field ent er in the organisms only for t hose cards which are Identific ation type cards (i. e., Gram N egative Id , Gram Pos itive Id, Bacillus I D, etc.). If this is not an ID card but a Flex Sus ceptibilit y card lea ve this fi eld blank and contin ue at Step #7 below. | |
4207 | For each o rganism en ter the or ganism nam e as liste d in the E TIOLOGY FI ELD file ( #61.20) an d its card code from tables 3. 2, 3.5, 3. 8, 3.9, 3. 12, or 3.1 4 in the V ITEK Compu ter Interf ace Specif ication. M any organi sms will h ave multip le entries . Use the convention al FileMan method of quotes ar ound the n ame (organ ism) to en ter an org anism afte r the firs t entry ha s been mad e. | |
4208 | Select ORG ANISM: STR EPTOCOCCUS PYOGENES | |
4209 | ORGANISM: STREPTOCOC CUS PYOGEN ES// <RET> | |
4210 | CARD CODE FOR ORGANI SM: 00// < RET> (HEX code from table 3.8) | |
4211 | Select ORG ANISM: <RE T> | |
4212 | 6. | |
4213 | Continue a dding orga nisms for this card type until you have them all entered. W hen you ha ve them en tered for this card type use t he ^ to le ave this c ard type a nd return to the “MI CRO CARD T YPE” promp t and cont inue to St ep #7 belo w. | |
4214 | 7. | |
4215 | For card t ypes which are Flex panel card s, it will be necess ary to add drugs to the card t ype along with sever al other p ieces of d ata. Each drug liste d for a gi ven card t ype must b e entered in the fil e. Some an timicrobia ls will ha ve multipl e entries, each with a differe nt card co de. | |
4216 | The routin e LAMIV00 contains a ll the str ings of co de for pro cessing th e card dat a into raw MIC value s. A print out of all line tags with comm ents (Prin tout A) is at the en d of this section. A lso includ ed are pri ntouts of the X repl acement va lues in PA RAM1 for G NS and GPS cards (Pr intouts B and C), re spectively . | |
4217 | These prin touts alon g with you r VITEK Co mputer Int erface Spe cification documenta tion of dr ug Tables 4.4 and 5. 4 and the Section re ferences 4 .3 (GNS Fl ex panel c ard config uration) a nd 5.3 (GP S Fles pan el card co nfiguratio n) will be used for filling in the PARAM 1 field. | |
4218 | The line r eferences within thi s routine have docum entation f or which i nterpretat ion table and which drug codes are valid for that string. | |
4219 | Select MIC RO CARD TY PE:13 (HEX CODE FROM VITEK APP ENDIX D) | |
4220 | MICRO CARD TYPE: 13/ / <RET> | |
4221 | CARD NAME: GNS// <RE T> | |
4222 | PROCESS CA RD CALL: D ^LAMIV12/ / <RET> (S ee above) | |
4223 | Select ORG ANISM: <RE T> | |
4224 | Select DRU G: CHLORAM (See VITE K Section 4.3, GNS C ARD CONFIG URATION) | |
4225 | DRUG: CHLO RAM// <RET > | |
4226 | DRUG NODE: 2.0008// ( No Editing ) | |
4227 | PARAM1:S L ARTN=“x”_U _”LAMIV00” D @LARTN | |
4228 | a. | |
4229 | The string of code a bove is th e same for all PARAM 1 fields e xcept for the charac ter x. | |
4230 | b. | |
4231 | To determi ne the val ue for the character x refer t o the card configura tion refer ence in se ction 4.3 (GRAM NEGA TIVE) or 5 .3 (GRAM P OSITIVE) o f the VITE K Computer Interface Specifica tion. In t his exampl e we are d ealing wit h the GNS card which is the fi rst card l isted in s ection 4.3 . | |
4232 | c. | |
4233 | Referring to VITEK T able 4.4, we see tha t the drug , Chloramp henicol, h as several interpret ations lis ted — one set of int erpretatio ns for a c ard code o f 6 and an other set of interpr etations f or a card code of d. | |
4234 | d. | |
4235 | The drug C hloramphen icol has t wo possibl e card cod es to be e ntered. Le t’s focus on the sec ond code d . | |
4236 | e. | |
4237 | Referencin g Printout B (GNS CA RD TYPES) of DHCP VI TEK Interf ace Guide, look down the list of GNS dru gs until y ou find Ch lorampheni col with a CODE of “ d”. The x replacemen t value is “8”. | |
4238 | f. | |
4239 | Enter the PARAM1 str ing as sho wn above a nd replace the x cha racter wit h the code given for this card and drug code liste d Printout B. | |
4240 | g. | |
4241 | Therefore the string of code f or PARAM1 will be en tered as: | |
4242 | S LARTN=“8 ”_U_”LAMIV 00” D @LAR TN | |
4243 | If the dru g has more than one code for t he Flex ca rd the dru g must be added one time for e ach code t hat is use d. As in t his case, we would h ave to add Chloramph enicol a s econd time with a ca rd code of “6” and t he x PARAM 1 field ha ving a val ue of “7”. | |
4244 | Card Code: d// | |
4245 | This is th e drug cod e for this drug as l isted in t he VITEK c omputer in terface sp ecificatio ns section 4.3 (gram negative) or 5.3 (g ram positi ve) card t ypes. | |
4246 | There are some drugs with card codes of “@^?” whic h cannot b e added th rough File Man. When these code s are enco untered, l eave the c ard code f ield blank . After th e card typ e is compl eted, we w ill run a routine wh ich will a dd these c odes. | |
4247 | Display Or der: 7// | |
4248 | This field controls the order of display of the dr ugs during verificat ion. In mo st cases, this would be the or der in whi ch the res ults are p rinted on the VITEK printer. I f a given drug has m ultiple en tries for this card type, each entry sho uld have t he same di splay orde r. | |
4249 | Section: | |
4250 | Bit Positi on: | |
4251 | Select Dru g: | |
4252 | 8. | |
4253 | Continue a dding drug s for this card type until you have them all enter ed. When y ou have co mpleted en tering dru gs, enter “^” at the “Select D rug” promp t to take you back t o the “MIC RO CARD TY PE” prompt . | |
4254 | Select MIC RO CARD TY PE: <RET> | |
4255 | INTERFACE NOTES:. . . | |
4256 | 221> | |
4257 | EDIT Optio n: <RET> | |
4258 | DOWNLOAD E NTRY: <RET > | |
4259 | DOWNLOAD P ROTOCOL RO UTINE: <RE T> | |
4260 | FILE BUILD ENTRY: <R ET> | |
4261 | FILE BUILD ROUTINE: | |
4262 | LAMIVTKD// <RET> | |
4263 | SEND TRAY/ CUP LOCATI ON: | |
4264 | no// <RET> | |
4265 | QUEUE BUIL D: no// < RET> | |
4266 | MICRO INTE RPRETATION CHECK: F | |
4267 | METH NAME: <RET> | |
4268 | MEAN DATA VALUE 1: < RET> | |
4269 | MEAN DATA VALUE 2: < RET> | |
4270 | 9. Once yo u have fil led in the data for the MICRO card types and finis hed the re st of the auto instr ument entr y you may have to ru n a routin e to add t he additio nal drug c odes liste d in Step #7 above. If you do not need t o add any codes, go to step #1 1. | |
4271 | 10. Adding drug code s “@^?” is done by r unning the option Lo ad VITEK s pecial cha racters. T his routin e (LRMICRA ) will pro mpt the au to instrum ent entry, the card type, and then step through th e drug nod es display ing the en tered code . You can enter the code or pr ess return to accept the defau lt. The ro utine will either co ntinue, wh en the ret urn is pre ssed, or e nter the c ode into t he file an d build th e “C” cros s-referenc e entry fo r you. | |
4272 | *WARNING X E "WARNIN G" : If th e AUTO INS TRUMENT fi le (#62.4) is ever r eindexed y ou will ha ve to run this optio n again to re-enter these code s, as they will be l ost. | |
4273 | 11. You ha ve now com pleted the AUTO INST RUMENT fil e (#62.4). | |
4274 | VI. Operat ional Proc edures | |
4275 | A. Unidire ctional: T he VITEK i n unidirec tional mod e requires no specia l procedur e. The car ds are pla ced in the incubator s after be ing inocul ated and m arked with the acces sion numbe r. When th e results are availa ble they w ill be aut omatically uploaded to DHCP an d processe d. | |
4276 | B. Bidirec tional: Th e operatio n in bidir ectional m ode is som ewhat diff erent than the unidi rectional mode since the demog raphics an d tests wi ll be down loaded to the instru ment. Info rmation (f or buildin g the down load files ) is colle cted from the Load/W ork List. | |
4277 | The follow ing is a t ypical pro cedure to utilize th e bidirect ional capa bilities a fter the a ccessionin g process is complet ed. | |
4278 | 1. The acc ession num ber with p refix is p laced on t he VITEK c ard to be run. | |
4279 | 2. The car d is inocu lated. | |
4280 | 3. The car d is place d in the i ncubator. | |
4281 | 4. The tec h then use s the opti on Add acc ession to micro work list to ad d the acce ssions and build the appropria te list. | |
4282 | 5. After a ll accessi on have be en added, the tech u ses the Do wnload to Micro Auto Instrumen t option. This optio n builds t he downloa d files an d download s them int o the VITE K. | |
4283 | 6. When th e download is comple ted, the V ITEK will begin proc essing the cards. | |
4284 | 7. When th e results are comple te on the VITEK, the card is r ead and th e results are upload ed to DHCP and proce ssed. | |
4285 | 8. The tec h then use s the Veri fy Micro A uto Instru ment Data option to edit/verif y the data . | |
4286 | Troublesho oting for VITEK XE "Troublesh ooting for VITEK" | |
4287 | ||
4288 | TC "Trou bleshootin g for VITE K" \l 3 | |
4289 | Problem: N o organism for this accession | |
4290 | Possible C auses & So lutions: | |
4291 | 1. Organis m has two or more co lumns of s usceptibil ity result s for one VITEK card . | |
4292 | Solution: Organism m ust be giv en Key I.D . on VITEK and retra nsmitted t o DHCP. | |
4293 | 2. The pro bability i s < 80%, t herefore t he LAMIV1* programs will scree n out thes e isolates and will not be tra nsfer them to ^LAH. | |
4294 | 3. Isolate needs to be Key ID on the VIT EK | |
4295 | 4. Organis m has not been enter ed in AUTO INSTRUMEN T file (#6 2.4). | |
4296 | Solution: | |
4297 | Enter orga nism in AU TO INSTRUM ENT file ( #62.4), su bfield mic ro card ty pe, subfie ld organis m. | |
4298 | 5. Organis m code in AUTO INSTR UMENT file (#62.4) i s incorrec t. | |
4299 | Solution: Refer to V ITEK inter face speci fications. Correct o rganism co de in AUTO INSTRUMEN T file (#6 2.4). | |
4300 | 6. Each or ganism in the AUTO I NSTRUMENT file (#62. 4) must ha ve a cross reference , ^LAB(62. 4,X,7,Card ,2, “C” | |
4301 | Solution: Delete org anism entr y, reenter it in the AUTO INST RUMENT fil e (#62.4), and then re-transmi t data. | |
4302 | 7. Organis m is not p roperly id entified i n the ETIO LOGY FIELD file (#61 .2). | |
4303 | Solution: All organi sms added to the AUT O INSTRUME NT file (# 62.4) must be identi fied as Ba cterium, F ungus, or Mycobacter ium. | |
4304 | 8. Result was not se nt from th e VITEK or interface program w as not run ning. | |
4305 | Solution: | |
4306 | Retransmit , using th e CISEND m enu, Check status of lab progr am. Rememb er that th e data can only be r e-transmit ted if the cards are still in the VITEK incubator. | |
4307 | Problem: | |
4308 | Only one i solate is displayed, and ALL t he VITEK c ards for t hat access ion number are displ ayed for t hat organi sm (e.g., Kleb pneum o GNI, GNS Fl, GNSF2 cards run, Enterococ cus GPSTA card run, yet all ca rds are di splayed fo r Kleb pne umo). | |
4309 | Possible C ause and S olution: | |
4310 | ||
4311 | Each isola te run on the VITEK must be gi ven a uniq ue ID numb er. The la st digit i s processe d as the i solate num ber for th at accessi on. | |
4312 | Solution: | |
4313 | Be sure ea ch isolate is assign ed a uniqu e ID numbe r. For exa mple, 3000 -0 (gram n eg isolate #1), 3000 -1(gram po sitive iso late #1), 3000-2 (gr am positiv e isolate #2). If yo u do not u se the zer o to indic ate the fi rst isolat e, then 30 00-1 is is olate #1. | |
4314 | Problem: | |
4315 | Susceptibi lity Inter pretation is incorre ct | |
4316 | Possible S olutions: | |
4317 | 1. Edit th e drug in the ANTIMI CROBIAL SU SCEPTIBILI TY file (# 62.06). Ma ny drugs s uch as Tic arcillin a nd Mezloci llin have different interpreta tions, dep ending on the type o f organism identifie d. Use the Alternate Interpret ation fiel d to set u p correct interpreta tion for t he isolate . Use the most commo n result f or the fie ld suscept ibility re sult, and then enter the “exce ptions” us ing the Al ternate In terpretati on field. | |
4318 | 2. Check P aram1 valu e for that drug in t he AUTO IN STRUMENT f ile (#62.4 ). The MIC value is set when P aram1 is e xecuted. | |
4319 | Problem: | |
4320 | Unable to use E to e dit a drug sent from the VITEK | |
4321 | Possible S olution: | |
4322 | 1. Add the drug to t he Edit Te mplate def ined in Fi le #63. Th e edit tem plates are associate d with eac h organism in the ET IOLOGY FIE LD file (# 61.2). The template drugs may be changed by editin g the temp late in Fi le (#63). | |
4323 | Problem: N o data upl oaded for an accessi on | |
4324 | Possible S olutions: | |
4325 | 1. Use VIT EK CISEND menu to se nd a test pattern to ^LA WATCH the data in the ^LA global to check and see if th e data get s there. I f the test pattern i s not sent to ^LA, c heck the i nterface c able or th e LSI. Ver ify that t he interfa ce is enab led on the VITEK. | |
4326 | 2. Verify that the l ab job and auto inst rument rou tine are r unning. | |
4327 | Problem: N o data for VITEK wor klist | |
4328 | Possible S olution: C heck Param 1 values in AUTO IN STRUMENT f ile (#62.4 ). Clerica l errors i n this fie ld could c ause the p rogram to error out. For examp le, an inc orrect lin e tag entr y would ca use a <lin er> error. If the pr ogram does not proce ss the dat a successf ully, no d ata will b e transfer red to ^LA H. | |
4329 | Problem: U nable to e dit commen ts which w ere sent f rom the VI TEK | |
4330 | Possible S olution: C heck the E dit code i n File #60 and in th e EXECUTE CODE file (#62.07). This code determines which fie lds are di splayed to the user. Special m essages wh ich are up loaded fro m the VITE K to DHCP are stored as commen ts in File #60 (LAB DATA), Fie ld #5 (Mic robiology) , Subfield #12 (orga nism), and Subfield #2 (Commen t). | |
4331 | Printout A TC "Prin tout A" \l 3 | |
4332 | laMIV00;SL C/DLG/FHS/ DAL - PROC ESS VITEK V VALUE FR OM FILE ;7 /20/90 09 :37 ;;;5.1 4P2;LAB;;0 7/15/92 12 :13 | |
4333 | IN PARAM1 OF THE DRU G NODE OF THE MICRO CARD TYPE OF THE AUT O INSTRUME NT FILE YO U ENTER S RUN="x"_LA RTN D @RUN WHERE x I S THE LINE TAG WHICH WILL DETE RMINE THE MIC VALUE. | |
4334 | 0; | |
4335 | POS CODE 7 =?C | |
4336 | 1; | |
4337 | POS CODE 0 <>B | |
4338 | 2;NEG CODE 1 | |
4339 | 3;NEG CODE [ | |
4340 | POS CODE G | |
4341 | 4; | |
4342 | POS CODE 3 4 | |
4343 | 5;NEG CODE 79 | |
4344 | POS CODE 5 | |
4345 | 6;NEG CODE AD, | |
4346 | POS CODE 9 ab | |
4347 | 7;NEG CODE 68, | |
4348 | POS CODE 8 QR | |
4349 | 8;NEG CODE d | |
4350 | POS CODE 2 @ | |
4351 | 9; | |
4352 | POS CODE : | |
4353 | A;NEG CODE \ | |
4354 | POS CODE D I | |
4355 | B;NEG CODE 345, | |
4356 | POS CODE 1 | |
4357 | C;NEG CODE 0, | |
4358 | D;NEG CODE ; | |
4359 | E;NEG CODE < | |
4360 | F;NEG CODE Tjt | |
4361 | POS CODE H | |
4362 | G;NEG CODE NPR grs | |
4363 | POS CODE E NOS | |
4364 | H;NEG CODE HI | |
4365 | POS CODE M | |
4366 | I;NEG CODE C | |
4367 | J;NEG CODE MWXY] yxz | |
4368 | POS CODE F | |
4369 | K;NEG CODE GV | |
4370 | L;NEG CODE FJO_akl | |
4371 | M;NEG CODE >?@ | |
4372 | N;NEG CODE : | |
4373 | O;NEG CODE bc | |
4374 | P;POS CODE ;A | |
4375 | Q;NEG CODE SU | |
4376 | R;NEG CODE Zfuy | |
4377 | POS CODE P | |
4378 | S;NEG CODE K^ | |
4379 | T;NEG CODE Qghmnop | |
4380 | U;NEG CODE 2` | |
4381 | V;NEG CODE i | |
4382 | POS CODE 6 | |
4383 | W;NEG CODE L | |
4384 | X;NEG CODE E | |
4385 | Y;NEG CODE e | |
4386 | Z;NEG CODE = | |
4387 | A1; | |
4388 | POS CODE J | |
4389 | A2; | |
4390 | POS CODE K | |
4391 | A3; | |
4392 | POS CODE L | |
4393 | A4;NEG COD E B | |
4394 | A6;NEG COD E w | |
4395 | POS CODE T | |
4396 | Printout B TC "Prin tout B" \l 3 | |
4397 | NOTE: | |
4398 | This print out is an example on ly. Due to the const ant updati ng by Micr oScan, you should co nsult the manufactur ers litera ture for t he most re cent infor mation. | |
4399 | GNS Card T ypes | |
4400 | DRUG | |
4401 | DRUG | |
4402 | ‘x’ REPLAC EMENT | |
4403 | CODE | |
4404 | NAME | |
4405 | VALUE FOR PARAM1 | |
4406 | O | |
4407 | AMIKACIN | |
4408 | C | |
4409 | ; | |
4410 | AMIKACIN | |
4411 | D | |
4412 | X | |
4413 | AMOXICILLI N/CA | |
4414 | J | |
4415 | 1 | |
4416 | AMPICILLIN | |
4417 | 2 | |
4418 | < | |
4419 | AMPICILLIN | |
4420 | E | |
4421 | F | |
4422 | AZLOCILLIN | |
4423 | L | |
4424 | _ | |
4425 | AZLOCILLIN | |
4426 | L | |
4427 | Y | |
4428 | AZTREONAM | |
4429 | J | |
4430 | 2 | |
4431 | CARBENICIL LIN | |
4432 | U | |
4433 | = | |
4434 | CARBENICIL LIN | |
4435 | Z | |
4436 | ` | |
4437 | CARBENICIL LIN | |
4438 | U | |
4439 | 3 | |
4440 | CEFAMANDOL E | |
4441 | B | |
4442 | > | |
4443 | CEFAMANDOL E | |
4444 | M | |
4445 | M | |
4446 | CEFAZOLIN | |
4447 | J | |
4448 | N | |
4449 | CEFONICID | |
4450 | G | |
4451 | G | |
4452 | CEFOPERAZO NE | |
4453 | K | |
4454 | H | |
4455 | CEFOTAXIME | |
4456 | H | |
4457 | Z | |
4458 | CEFOTETAN | |
4459 | R | |
4460 | 4 | |
4461 | CEFOXITIN | |
4462 | B | |
4463 | ? | |
4464 | CEFOXITIN | |
4465 | M | |
4466 | W | |
4467 | CEFTAZIDIM E | |
4468 | J | |
4469 | O | |
4470 | CEFTIZOXIM E | |
4471 | L | |
4472 | a | |
4473 | CEFTIZOXIM E | |
4474 | L | |
4475 | V | |
4476 | CEFTRIAXON E | |
4477 | K | |
4478 | P | |
4479 | CEFUROXIME | |
4480 | G | |
4481 | q | |
4482 | CEFUROXIME | |
4483 | 5 | |
4484 | CEPHALOTHI N | |
4485 | B | |
4486 | @ | |
4487 | CEPHALOTHI N | |
4488 | M | |
4489 | 6 | |
4490 | CHLORAMPHE NICOL | |
4491 | 7 | |
4492 | d | |
4493 | CHLORAMPHE NICOL | |
4494 | 8 | |
4495 | S | |
4496 | CINOXACIN | |
4497 | Q | |
4498 | f | |
4499 | CINOXACIN | |
4500 | R | |
4501 | [ | |
4502 | CIPROFLOXA CIN | |
4503 | 3 | |
4504 | \ | |
4505 | ENOXACIN | |
4506 | A | |
4507 | 7 | |
4508 | GENTAMICIN | |
4509 | 5 | |
4510 | A | |
4511 | GENTAMICIN | |
4512 | 6 | |
4513 | T | |
4514 | IMIPENEM | |
4515 | F | |
4516 | Q | |
4517 | MEZLOCILLI N | |
4518 | T | |
4519 | g | |
4520 | MEZLOCILLI N | |
4521 | T | |
4522 | h | |
4523 | MEZLOCILLI N | |
4524 | T | |
4525 | I | |
4526 | MOXALACTAM | |
4527 | H | |
4528 | U | |
4529 | NALIDIXIC ACID | |
4530 | Q | |
4531 | R | |
4532 | NETILMICIN | |
4533 | G | |
4534 | B | |
4535 | NITROFURAN TOIN | |
4536 | A4 | |
4537 | e | |
4538 | NITROFURAN TOIN | |
4539 | Y | |
4540 | i | |
4541 | NITROFURAN TOIN | |
4542 | V | |
4543 | ] | |
4544 | NORFLOXACI N | |
4545 | J | |
4546 | j | |
4547 | NORFLOXACI N | |
4548 | F | |
4549 | J | |
4550 | PIPERACILL IN | |
4551 | L | |
4552 | k | |
4553 | PIPERACILL IN | |
4554 | L | |
4555 | l | |
4556 | PIPERACILL IN | |
4557 | L | |
4558 | 8 | |
4559 | TETRACYCLI NE | |
4560 | 7 | |
4561 | C | |
4562 | TETRACYCLI NE | |
4563 | I | |
4564 | K | |
4565 | TICARCILLI N | |
4566 | S | |
4567 | L | |
4568 | TICARCILLI N | |
4569 | W | |
4570 | m | |
4571 | TICARCILLI N | |
4572 | T | |
4573 | n | |
4574 | TICARCILLI N | |
4575 | T | |
4576 | ^ | |
4577 | TICARCILLI N/CA | |
4578 | S | |
4579 | o | |
4580 | TICARCILLI N/CA | |
4581 | T | |
4582 | p | |
4583 | TICARCILLI N/CA | |
4584 | T | |
4585 | 9 | |
4586 | TOBRAMYCIN | |
4587 | 5 | |
4588 | D | |
4589 | TOBRAMYCIN | |
4590 | 6 | |
4591 | : | |
4592 | TRIMETH-SU LFA | |
4593 | N | |
4594 | E | |
4595 | TRIMETH-SU LFA | |
4596 | X | |
4597 | b | |
4598 | TRIMETH-SU LFA | |
4599 | O | |
4600 | c | |
4601 | TRIMETH-SU LFA | |
4602 | O | |
4603 | r | |
4604 | AMPICILLIN /SULBACTAM | |
4605 | G | |
4606 | w | |
4607 | OFLOXACIN | |
4608 | A6 | |
4609 | s | |
4610 | CEFSULODIN | |
4611 | G | |
4612 | t | |
4613 | DOXYCLINE | |
4614 | F | |
4615 | u | |
4616 | FOSFOMYCIN | |
4617 | R | |
4618 | v | |
4619 | MINOCYCLIN E | |
4620 | ||
4621 | x | |
4622 | CEFACLOR | |
4623 | J | |
4624 | y | |
4625 | CEFOTIAM | |
4626 | R | |
4627 | z | |
4628 | CEPHRADINE | |
4629 | J | |
4630 | 10 | |
4631 | NITROXOLIN | |
4632 | J | |
4633 | Printout C TC "Prin tout C" \l 3 | |
4634 | NOTE: | |
4635 | This print out is an example on ly. Due to the const ant updati ng by Micr oScan, you should co nsult the manufactur ers litera ture for t he most re cent infor mation. | |
4636 | GPS Card T ypes | |
4637 | DRUG | |
4638 | DRUG | |
4639 | ‘x’ REPLAC EMENT | |
4640 | CODE | |
4641 | NAME | |
4642 | VALUE IN P ARAM1 | |
4643 | D | |
4644 | AMOXICILLI N/CA | |
4645 | A | |
4646 | O | |
4647 | AMPICILLIN | |
4648 | 1 | |
4649 | < | |
4650 | AMPICILLIN | |
4651 | 1 | |
4652 | > | |
4653 | AMPICILLIN | |
4654 | 1 | |
4655 | B | |
4656 | AMPICILLIN | |
4657 | 1 | |
4658 | E | |
4659 | AMPICILLIN /SULBACTAM | |
4660 | G | |
4661 | F | |
4662 | CEFAZOLIN | |
4663 | J | |
4664 | 1 | |
4665 | CEPHALOTHI N | |
4666 | B | |
4667 | 2 | |
4668 | CHLORAMPHE NICOL | |
4669 | 8 | |
4670 | @ | |
4671 | CHLORAMPHE NICOL | |
4672 | 8 | |
4673 | G | |
4674 | CIPROFLOXA CIN | |
4675 | 3 | |
4676 | 3 | |
4677 | CLINDAMYCI N | |
4678 | 4 | |
4679 | 4 | |
4680 | ERYTHROMYC IN | |
4681 | 4 | |
4682 | 5 | |
4683 | GENTAMICIN | |
4684 | 5 | |
4685 | K | |
4686 | GENTAMICIN | |
4687 | A2 | |
4688 | 6 | |
4689 | NITROFURAN TOIN | |
4690 | V | |
4691 | H | |
4692 | NORFLOXACI N | |
4693 | F | |
4694 | : | |
4695 | OXACILLIN | |
4696 | 9 | |
4697 | I | |
4698 | OXACILLIN | |
4699 | A | |
4700 | 7 | |
4701 | PENICILLIN G | |
4702 | O | |
4703 | = | |
4704 | PENICILLIN G | |
4705 | O | |
4706 | ? | |
4707 | PENICILLIN G | |
4708 | O | |
4709 | C | |
4710 | PENICILLIN G | |
4711 | O | |
4712 | J | |
4713 | RIFAMPIN | |
4714 | Al | |
4715 | L | |
4716 | STREPTOMYC IN | |
4717 | A3 | |
4718 | 8 | |
4719 | TETRACYCLI NE | |
4720 | 7 | |
4721 | ; | |
4722 | TRIMETH-SU LFA | |
4723 | P | |
4724 | A | |
4725 | TRIMETH-SU LFA | |
4726 | P | |
4727 | 9 | |
4728 | VANCOMYCIN | |
4729 | 6 | |
4730 | a | |
4731 | VANCOMYCIN | |
4732 | 6 | |
4733 | b | |
4734 | VANCOMYCIN | |
4735 | 6 | |
4736 | M | |
4737 | CEFOTAXIME | |
4738 | H | |
4739 | O | |
4740 | CEFUROXIME | |
4741 | G | |
4742 | P | |
4743 | FOSFOMYCIN | |
4744 | R | |
4745 | Q | |
4746 | FUSIDIC AC ID | |
4747 | 7 | |
4748 | R | |
4749 | IMIPENEM | |
4750 | 7 | |
4751 | S | |
4752 | NETILMICIN | |
4753 | G | |
4754 | T | |
4755 | OFLOXACIN | |
4756 | A6 | |
4757 | Printout D TC "Prin tout D" \l 3 | |
4758 | NOTE: | |
4759 | This print out is an example on ly. Due to the const ant updati ng by Micr oScan, you should co nsult the manufactur ers litera ture for t he most re cent infor mation. | |
4760 | Micro Card Type: 13 | |
4761 | NUMBER: 7 | |
4762 | NAME: VITE K BI-DIREC TIONAL | |
4763 | ||
4764 | PROGRAM: L AMIVTE6 | |
4765 | LOAD/WORK LIST: VITE K | |
4766 | ||
4767 | ENTRY FOR LAGEN ROUT INE: Acces sion cross -reference | |
4768 | ||
4769 | CROSS LINK ED BY: +ID | |
4770 | ECHO ALL I NPUT: YES | |
4771 | ||
4772 | METHOD: VI TEK | |
4773 | DEFAULT AC CESSION AR EA: MICROB IOLOGY | |
4774 | ||
4775 | OVERLAY DA TA: YES | |
4776 | HANDSHAKE RESPONSE: D ^LAMIVTK C | |
4777 | ||
4778 | NEW DATA: D NEW^LASE T | |
4779 | RESTART: D RESTART^L ASET | |
4780 | MICRO CARD TYPE: 13 | |
4781 | CARD NAME: GNS | |
4782 | ORGANISM: ESCHERICHI A COLI | |
4783 | CARD CODE FOR ORGANI SM: 00 | |
4784 | ORGANISM: PROTEUS MI RABILIS | |
4785 | CARD CODE FOR ORGANI SM: 01 | |
4786 | ORGANISM: PROTEUS SP | |
4787 | CARD CODE FOR ORGANI SM: 02 | |
4788 | ORGANISM: KLEBSIELLA SP | |
4789 | CARD CODE FOR ORGANI SM: 03 | |
4790 | ORGANISM: PSEUDOMONA S AERUGINO SA | |
4791 | CARD CODE FOR ORGANI SM: 04 | |
4792 | ORGANISM: PSEUDOMONA S SP | |
4793 | CARD CODE FOR ORGANI SM: 05 | |
4794 | ORGANISM: CITROBACTE R SP | |
4795 | CARD CODE FOR ORGANI SM: 06 | |
4796 | ORGANISM: ENTEROBACT ER SP | |
4797 | CARD CODE FOR ORGANI SM: 07 | |
4798 | ORGANISM: SERRATIA S P | |
4799 | CARD CODE FOR ORGANI SM: 08 | |
4800 | ORGANISM: PROVIDENCI A SP | |
4801 | CARD CODE FOR ORGANI SM: OA | |
4802 | ORGANISM: PSEUDOMONA S MALTOPHI LIA | |
4803 | CARD CODE FOR ORGANI SM: OB | |
4804 | ORGANISM: ACINETOBAC TER SP | |
4805 | CARD CODE FOR ORGANI SM: 0C | |
4806 | NUMBER: 1 | |
4807 | DRUG: AMIK ACN | |
4808 | ||
4809 | DRUG NODE: 2.0016 | |
4810 | PARAMl: S LARTN=“C”_ U_”LAMIV00 ”D @LARTN | |
4811 | ||
4812 | CARD CODE: O | |
4813 | DISPLAY OR DER: 1 | |
4814 | NUMBER: 2 | |
4815 | DRUG: AMPI CLN | |
4816 | ||
4817 | DRUG NODE: 2.0012 | |
4818 | PARMl: S L ARTN=“2”_U _”LAMIV00” D @LARTN | |
4819 | ||
4820 | CARD CODE: 1 | |
4821 | DISPLAY OR DER: 2 | |
4822 | NUMBER: 3 | |
4823 | DRUG: CARB ENICILLIN | |
4824 | ||
4825 | DRUG NODE: 2.0013 | |
4826 | PARMl: S L ARTN=“U”_U _”LAMIV00” D @LARTN | |
4827 | ||
4828 | CARD CODE: 2 | |
4829 | DISPLAY OR DER: 3 | |
4830 | NUMBER: 4 | |
4831 | DRUG: CEFM AND | |
4832 | ||
4833 | DRUG NODE: 2.0017 | |
4834 | PARMl: S L ARTN=“B”_U _”LAMIV00” D @LARTN | |
4835 | ||
4836 | CARD CODE: 3 | |
4837 | DISPLAY OR DER: 4 | |
4838 | NUMBER: 5 | |
4839 | DRUG: CEFO XITIN | |
4840 | ||
4841 | DRUG NODE: 2.0018 | |
4842 | PARMl: S L ARTN=“B”_U _”LAMIV00” D | |
4843 | @LARTN | |
4844 | ||
4845 | CARD CODE: 4 | |
4846 | DISPLAY OR DER: 5 | |
4847 | NUMBER: 6 | |
4848 | DRUG: CEPH ALOTHIN | |
4849 | ||
4850 | DRUG NODE: 2.0034 | |
4851 | PARMl: S L ARTN=“B”_U _”LAMIV00” D @LARTN | |
4852 | ||
4853 | CARD CODE: 5 | |
4854 | DISPLAY OR DER: 6 | |
4855 | NUMBER: 7 | |
4856 | DRUG: CHLO RAM | |
4857 | ||
4858 | DRUG NODE: 2.0008 | |
4859 | PARMl: S L ARTN=“7”_U _”LAMIV00” D @LARTN | |
4860 | ||
4861 | CARD CODE: 6 | |
4862 | DISPLAY OR DER: 7 | |
4863 | NUMBER: 8 | |
4864 | DRUG: GENT MCN | |
4865 | ||
4866 | DRUG NODE: 2.0007 | |
4867 | PARMl: S L ARTN=“5”_U _”LAMIV00” D @LARTN | |
4868 | ||
4869 | CARD CODE: 7 | |
4870 | DISPLAY OR DER: 8 | |
4871 | NUMBER: 9 | |
4872 | DRUG: TETR CLN | |
4873 | ||
4874 | DRUG NODE: 2.0011 | |
4875 | PARMl: S L ARTN=“7”_U _”LAMIV00” D @LARTN | |
4876 | ||
4877 | CARD CODE: 8 | |
4878 | DISPLAY OR DER: 9 | |
4879 | NUMBER: 10 | |
4880 | DRUG: TOBR MCN | |
4881 | ||
4882 | DRUGNODE: 2.0014 | |
4883 | PARMl: S L ARTN=“5”_U _”LAMIV00” D @LARTN | |
4884 | ||
4885 | CARD CODE: 9 | |
4886 | DISPLAY OR DER: 10 | |
4887 | NUMBER: 11 | |
4888 | DRUG: TRMS ULF | |
4889 | ||
4890 | DRUG NODE: 2.0015 | |
4891 | PARMl: S L ARTN=“N”_U _”LAMIV00” D @LARTN | |
4892 | ||
4893 | CARD CODE: : | |
4894 | DISPLAY OR DER: 11 | |
4895 | NUMBER: 14 | |
4896 | DRUG: CARB ENICILLIN | |
4897 | ||
4898 | DRUG NODE: 2.0013 | |
4899 | PARMl: S L ARTN=“U”_U _”LAMIV00” D @LARTN | |
4900 | ||
4901 | CARD CODE: ‘ | |
4902 | DISPLAY OR DER: 3 | |
4903 | NUMBER: 22 | |
4904 | DRUG: TRMS ULF | |
4905 | ||
4906 | DRUG NODE: 2.0015 | |
4907 | PARMl: S L ARTN=“O”_U _”LAMIV00” D @LARTN | |
4908 | ||
4909 | CARD CODE: b | |
4910 | DISPLAY OR DER: 11 | |
4911 | NUMBER: 23 | |
4912 | DRUG: CHLO RAM | |
4913 | ||
4914 | DRUG NODE: 2.0008 | |
4915 | PARMl: S L ARTN=“8”_U _”LAMIV00” D @LARTN | |
4916 | ||
4917 | CARD CODE: d | |
4918 | DISPLAY OR DER: 7 | |
4919 | ||
4920 | PROCESS CA RD CALL: D ^LAMIV12 | |
4921 | NUMBER: 1 | |
4922 | CODE: 46 | |
4923 | ||
4924 | FLAG VALUE : O | |
4925 | MESSAGE: O xidase neg ative | |
4926 | NUMBER: 2 | |
4927 | CODE: 46 | |
4928 | ||
4929 | FLAG VALUE : 1 | |
4930 | MESSAGE: O xidase pos itive | |
4931 | Printout E TC "Prin tout E" \l 3 | |
4932 | VITEK Prin tout Resul ts | |
4933 | Accession # 3130 | |
4934 | AMS ID | |
4935 | 503130-0 ( A1-5) | |
4936 | DSAMS0-R6. 4 | |
4937 | Report dat e: | |
4938 | Tue Jul 24 11:55:47 1992 | |
4939 | Type: | |
4940 | Gram Negat ive Identi fication C ard | |
4941 | FINAL | |
4942 | Elapsed ti me: | |
4943 | 4 hours | |
4944 | DP3 - | |
4945 | OFG + | |
4946 | GC + | |
4947 | ACE - | |
4948 | ESC + | |
4949 | PLI + | |
4950 | URE + | |
4951 | CIT + | |
4952 | MAL + | |
4953 | TDA - | |
4954 | PXB - | |
4955 | LAC + | |
4956 | MLT + | |
4957 | MAN + | |
4958 | XYL + | |
4959 | RAF + | |
4960 | SOR + | |
4961 | SUC + | |
4962 | IND + | |
4963 | ADO + | |
4964 | COU - | |
4965 | H2S - | |
4966 | ONP + | |
4967 | RHA + | |
4968 | ARA + | |
4969 | GLU + | |
4970 | ARG - | |
4971 | LYS + | |
4972 | ORN - | |
4973 | OXI - | |
4974 | 3371776364 | |
4975 | 99 % Klebs iella pneu moniae (in dole -)/ox ytaca (ind ole +) | |
4976 | 1 % Entero bacter aer ogenes | |
4977 | AMS ID | |
4978 | 503130-0 ( A1-6) | |
4979 | DSAMS0-R6. 4 | |
4980 | Report dat e: | |
4981 | Tue Jul 24 11:55:48 1992 | |
4982 | Type: | |
4983 | Gram Negat ive Genera l Suscepti bility - F 1 | |
4984 | FINAL | |
4985 | Elapsed ti me: | |
4986 | 5 hours | |
4987 | Cefazolin | |
4988 | <=8 S | |
4989 | Ceftazidim e | |
4990 | <=8 S | |
4991 | Ceftriaxon e | |
4992 | <=8 S | |
4993 | Gentamicin | |
4994 | >=16 R | |
4995 | Amikacin | |
4996 | <=2 S | |
4997 | Cefotetan | |
4998 | >=16 S | |
4999 | Cefoxitin | |
5000 | <=2 S | |
5001 | Cefuroxime -sodium | |
5002 | <=4 S | |
5003 | Cefuroxime -axetil | |
5004 | <=4 S | |
5005 | Cephalothi n | |
5006 | >=32 R | |
5007 | Tobramycin | |
5008 | >=16 R | |
5009 | MIC values in mcg/ml ( M2) | |
5010 | Oxidase ne gative | |
5011 | GNI ID: | |
5012 | Klebsiella pneumonia e (indole -)/oxytoca (indole + ) | |
5013 | 3371776364 | |
5014 | AMS ID | |
5015 | 503130-0 ( A1-7) | |
5016 | DSAMS0-R6. 4 | |
5017 | Reportdate : | |
5018 | TueJul 24 11:55:49 1 992 | |
5019 | Type: | |
5020 | Gram Negat ive Genera l Suscepti bility - F 2 | |
5021 | FINAL | |
5022 | Elapsed ti me: | |
5023 | 5 hours | |
5024 | Ampicillin | |
5025 | >=32 R | |
5026 | Ciprofloxa cin | |
5027 | <=0.5 S | |
5028 | Piperacill in | |
5029 | >=256 R | |
5030 | Tetracycli ne | |
5031 | >=16 R | |
5032 | Trimeth-su lfa | |
5033 | <=10 S | |
5034 | Aztreonam | |
5035 | <=8 S | |
5036 | Carbenicil lin | |
5037 | >=512 R | |
5038 | Imipenem | |
5039 | <=4 S | |
5040 | Mezlocilli n | |
5041 | >=256 R | |
5042 | Ticarcilli n | |
5043 | >=256 R | |
5044 | Ticarcilli n/CA | |
5045 | >=256 R | |
5046 | MIC values in mcg/ml ( M2 ) | |
5047 | Oxidase ne gative | |
5048 | GNI ID: Kl ebsiellapn eumoniae ( indole -)/ oxytoca (i ndole +) | |
5049 | 3371776364 | |
5050 | AMS ID | |
5051 | 503130-0 ( A1-6) | |
5052 | DSAMS0-R4. 01 | |
5053 | Report dat e: | |
5054 | Tue Jul 24 11:55:48 1990 | |
5055 | Type: Gram Negative General Su sceptibili ty - Fl | |
5056 | FINAL Elap sedtime: | |
5057 | 5 hours | |
5058 | Albacillin /Sulbact | |
5059 | >=32 R | |
5060 | Cephalothi n | |
5061 | >=32 R | |
5062 | Ciprofloxa cin | |
5063 | <=0.5 S | |
5064 | Clindamyci n | |
5065 | >=8 R | |
5066 | Erythromyc in | |
5067 | >=8 R | |
5068 | Oxacillin | |
5069 | >=8 R | |
5070 | Penicillin | |
5071 | >=16 R | |
5072 | Tetracycli ne | |
5073 | >=16 R | |
5074 | Trimeth-su lfa | |
5075 | <=10 S | |
5076 | Vancomycin | |
5077 | <=0.5 S | |
5078 | Beta lacta mase | |
5079 | Positive | |
5080 | MIC values in mcg/ml ( M2)Cata lase posit ive | |
5081 | Keyboard I D:Coag neg ative stap h. | |
5082 | Mate not r esident | |
5083 | CF, CA, AM OX/CA, AMP /SULB repo rted as “R ” for oxac illin-resi stant stap h-NCCLS | |
5084 | INTERFACE GUIDE | |
5085 | FOR OE/RR PACKAGE | |
5086 | TC "Inte rface Guid e for OE/R R Package" \l 1 | |
5087 | Interface Guide for OE/RR Pack age | |
5088 | NOTE: Plea se refer t o the OE/R R document ation XE "OE/RR doc umentation " for the most rece nt informa tion. | |
5089 | 1. Use thi s routine to load th e lab prot ocols in t he PROTOCO L file (#1 01). This should onl y be used the first time you i nstall OE/ RR. | |
5090 | ||
5091 | D EN^LRX6 | |
5092 | 2. Use the OE/RR Int erface Par ameters op tions, on the Lab Li aison Menu to edit t he paramet ers as ind icated by the OE/RR documentat ion. | |
5093 | Comments: | |
5094 | 1. Integra tion betwe en the Lab oratory pa ckage and OE/RR can be switche d “ON” or “OFF” by e diting a s ingle fiel d. To do s o, edit th e ON field in the Pa ckage Site Parameter s multiple field of the ORDER PARAMETERS file (#10 0.99). | |
5095 | 2. A cross reference exists in LABORATOR Y TEST fil e (#60), F ield #200. 01 to enha nce the ca pability t o check fo r duplicat e orders. | |
5096 | 3. Review the accura cy and app licability of the La boratory a dministrat ion schedu les. | |
5097 | ROUTINE DE SCRIPTIONS | |
5098 | TC "Rout ine Descri ptions" \l 1 | |
5099 | Routine De scriptions XE "Rout ine Descri ptions" | |
5100 | The sectio n of the T echnical m anual prov ide a list of Labora tory V. 5 .2 softwar e package routines a nd first l ine descri ptions. | |
5101 | Conversion routines | |
5102 | LR52CNV;SL C/MRH/FHS - DRIVER F OR THE LAB DATA CONV ERSION TO FILE 200 | |
5103 | LR52CNV0;S LC/MRH/FHS - UTILITI ES FOR 5.2 DATA CONV ERSION | |
5104 | LR52CNV1;S LC/MRH/FHS ; Callabl e DATE-TIM E function s | |
5105 | LR52CNV3;S LC/MRH/FHS - NEW PER SON CONVER SION FOR L AB ^LR( | |
5106 | LR52CNV4;S LC/MRH/FHS - continu ation of L R52CNV3 | |
5107 | LR52CNV5;S LC/MRH/FHS - NEW PER SON CONVER SION FOR L AB ^LRD(65 ; 1/23/91 | |
5108 | LR52CNV7;S LC/MRH/DAL ISC/FHS - NEW PERSON CONVERSIO N FOR LAB ^LRO(67.9; 1/23/91 | |
5109 | LR52CNV8;S LC/MRH/FHS - NEW PER SON CONVER SION FOR L AB ^LRO(68 ;1/23/91 | |
5110 | LR52CNV9;S LC/MRH/FHS - NEW PER SON CONVER SION FOR L AB ^LRO(69 ...; | |
5111 | LR52CNVA;S LC/MRH/FHS - NEW PER SON CONVER SION FOR L AB ^LAR("Z " ; 1/23/9 1 | |
5112 | LR52CNVP;D ALISC/J0-R EPRINT CON VERSION EX CEPTION RE PORT ;01/0 8/93 | |
5113 | LR52CNVU;D ALISC/FHS - NEW PERS ON CONVERS ION FOR LA B ^LR( CON TINUED | |
5114 | LR52CNVX;S LC/AM/DALI SC/FHS - W KLD (CAP) CODE LIST REPORT PRE INSTALL 5 .2 ;1/16/9 1 15:34 ; | |
5115 | LR52NTEG;I SC/XTSUMBL D KERNEL - Package c hecksum ch ecker ;JAN 04, 1994@ 18:44:16 | |
5116 | LR52TIM2;D ALISC/J0-C ONVERSION TIMES REPO RT ;12/11/ 92 | |
5117 | LR52TIME;D ALISC/J0-C ONVERSION TIMES REPO RT ;12/11/ 92 | |
5118 | Regular ro utines | |
5119 | LRABG ;SLC/RWF - PULMONARY LAB DATA DISPLAY ; 8/25/87 0 8:27 ; | |
5120 | LRABG1 ;SLC/RWF - PULMONARY LAB DATA DISPLAY ; 2/22/87 2 :08 PM ; | |
5121 | LRAC ;SLC/DCM/M ILW/JMC - CUMULATIVE REPORTS D RIVER ;2/2 0/91 08:3 3 ; | |
5122 | LRAC1 ;SLC/DCM/M ILW/JMC - CUMULATIVE CONT. ;2/ 19/91 09: 55 ; | |
5123 | LRAC2 ;SLC/DCM - CUMULATIV E CONT. ; 12/12/88 10:16 ; | |
5124 | LRAC2A ;SLC/DCM - CUMULATIV E CONT. ; 25 Oct 88 2:56 PM ; | |
5125 | LRAC3 ;SLC/DCM - PRINT CUM ULATIVE RE PORT ; 3/3 /88 13:23 ; | |
5126 | LRAC4 ;SLC/DCM - PRINT CUM ULATIVE RE PORT ; 5/1 6/88 10:4 9 ; | |
5127 | LRAC5 ;SLC/DCM - PRINT CUM ULATIVE RE PORT ; 12/ 23/87 11: 13 ; | |
5128 | LRAC6 ;SLC/DCM/M IWL/JMC - PRINT CUMU LATIVE REP ORT CONT. (MISC.); 1 /31/89 15: 02 ; | |
5129 | LRAC7 ;SLC/DCM - SET-UP FO R THE KILL ; 8/11/87 09:41 ; | |
5130 | LRAC8 ;SLC/DCM/M ILW/JMC - REFORMAT ^ LAC WHEN F ILE 64.5 I S CHANGED; 10/2/87 11:30 ; | |
5131 | LRAC9 ;SLC/DCM - PRINT CUM ULATIVE RE PORT ; 3/3 /88 13:25 ; | |
5132 | LRACC ;SLC/RWF - READ ACCE SSION ; 7/ 10/87 17: 38 ; | |
5133 | LRACDIAG ;SLC/DCM - DIAGNOSTI C REPORT F OR LAB REP ORTS FILE (64.5);2/1 9/91 10:09 ; | |
5134 | LRACF ;SLC/RWA - FORCE PAG ES TO FULL ;2/19/91 10:10 | |
5135 | LRACFILE ;SLC/DCM - SORT FILE ROOM PATI ENTS BY SS N ; 6/2/87 11:30 ; | |
5136 | LRACFIX ;SLC/DCM - REBUILD ^ LRO(68,"AC ") FROM A GIVEN DATE AFTER ALL LRAC X-RE F ARE REIN ITIALIZED. ; 5/30/86 2:47 PM ; | |
5137 | LRACFR ;MILW/JMC- Lab cumul ative prin t fileroom patients ;2/20/91 08:33 ; | |
5138 | LRACK ;SLC/DCM/M ILW/JMC - CHECK CUMU LATIVE DEV ICE STATUS ; 9/30/87 15:11 ; | |
5139 | LRACKL ;SLC/DCM/M ILW/JMC - CHUTES & L ADDERS ; 2 /16/88 16 :15 ; | |
5140 | LRACKL1 ;DALISC/FH S/MIWL/JMC - CONTINU ES CHUTES & LADDERS ; 03/24/92 18:40 | |
5141 | LRACM ;SLC/DCM - MENU FOR CUMULATIVE REPORTS ; 2/19/91 1 0:11 ; | |
5142 | LRACM1 ;SLC/DCM - MENU FOR CUMULATIVE REPORTS C ONT. ;2/20 /91 08:36 ; | |
5143 | LRACM2 ;SLC/DCM - MENU FOR CUMULATIVE REPORTS ; 2/19/91 1 0:16 ; | |
5144 | LRACM2F ;MILW/JMC - LIST CUM PATIENT B Y LOCATION | |
5145 | LRACM3 ;SLC/DCM - REPRINT/I NITIALIZE PATIENT CU M REPORT ; 6/12/89 1 6:21 ; | |
5146 | LRACM4 ;SLC/DCM - INIT CUM REPORTS CO NT. ; 9/10 /87 09:55 ; | |
5147 | LRACP ;SLC/DCM - CUMULATIV E PURGE ;2 /19/91 10 :17 ; | |
5148 | LRACPG ;SLC/RWF - REMOVE LR (LRDFN,"PG ") TO INIT IALIZE PAT CUM;19 JU N 84 12:38 PM ; | |
5149 | LRACS ;SLC/DCM - DAILY LAB SUMMARY R EPORTS ;2/ 19/91 10: 18 ; | |
5150 | LRACS1 ;SLC/DCM - DAILY LAB SUMMARY R EPORTS ; 2 /22/87 3: 06 PM ; | |
5151 | LRACS2 ;SLC/DCM - LAB SUMMA RY REPORT CONT. (MIS C.) ; 2/22 /87 3:08 PM ; | |
5152 | LRACS3 ;SLC/DCM - MISCELLAN EOUS TESTS FOR SUPER VISORS SUM MARY;6/11/ 87 13:38 ; | |
5153 | LRACSUM ;SLC/DCM - INDIVIDUA L PATIENT SUMMARY. ; 4/17/91 1 4:30 ; | |
5154 | LRACSUM1 ;SLC/DCM - INDIVIDUA L PATIENT SUMMARY CO NT. ; 10/8 /87 11:14 ; | |
5155 | LRACSUM3 ;SLC/DCM - PRINT IND IVIDUAL PA TIENT SUMM ARY ; 3/3/ 88 13:30 ; | |
5156 | LRACSUM4 ;SLC/DCM - PRINT IND IVIDUAL PA TIENT SUMM ARY ; 2/11 /88 12:06 ; | |
5157 | LRACSUM5 ;SLC/DCM - PRINT IND IVIDUAL PA TIENT SUMM ARY ; 3/3/ 88 13:32 ; | |
5158 | LRACSUM6 ;SLC/DCM - PRINT IND IVIDUAL PA TIENT SUMM ARY (MISC. ) ; 3/9/88 10:23 ; | |
5159 | LRAD2ORD ;SLC/CJS - ADD TESTS TO AN EXI STING ORDE R ;2/5/91 11:31 ; | |
5160 | LRAFUNC ;SLC/MRH/F HS - FUNCT ION CALLS A5AFUNC | |
5161 | LRAFUNC1 ;SLC/MRH/F HS - FUNC TION CALL DATE/TIME A5AFUNC1 | |
5162 | LRAFUNC5 ;SLC/MRH/F HS - FUNCT ION CALLS CONVERSIO N IN MEASU RMENTS A5 AFUNC5 | |
5163 | LRAFUNC6 ;SLC/MRH/F HS - FUNCT ION CALLS CONVERSIO N IN MEASU REMENT A5 AFUNC6 | |
5164 | LRAFUNC7 ;SLC/MRH/F HS - FUNCT ION CALL CONVERSION IN MEASUR EMENT A5A FUNC7 | |
5165 | LRAIPRIV ; DALISC/L D - DOD SI TE'S PRIVA CY ACT STA TEMENT GEM /LL | |
5166 | LRAIRNUM ;DoD/GEM - DoD SPECF IC ROUTINE FIND INP ATIENT REG ISTER NUMB ER GEM/LL ; 12/9/86 2:24 PM ; | |
5167 | LRAP ;AVAMC/REG - ANATOMI C PATH UTI LITY ;10/7 /93 10:10 ; | |
5168 | LRAPA ;AVAMC/REG - ANAT PA TH ACCESSI ONS PER DA Y ;2/18/93 10:25 ; | |
5169 | LRAPAP ;AVAMC/REG - ANATOMI C SORT BY PARENT FIL E ; 10/25/ 88 20:15 ; | |
5170 | LRAPAUA ;AVAMC/REG - AUTOPSY LIST ;2/1 8/93 10:2 6 ; | |
5171 | LRAPAUL ;AVAMC/REG - PATHOLO GY LIST BY PATHOLOGI ST/TECH ;3 /4/94 09: 26 ; | |
5172 | LRAPAULC ;AVAMC/REG - ACCESSI ON COUNTS BY PATHOLO GIST ;2/18 /93 10:27 | |
5173 | LRAPAUPT ;AVAMC/REG - AUTOPSY PRINT ;5/ 9/91 18:1 7 ; | |
5174 | LRAPAUSR ;AVAMC/REG - AUTOPSY SUPPLEMEN TARY REPOR T ;3/11/94 08:41 ; | |
5175 | LRAPBK ;AVAMC/REG - AP LOG BOOK ;3/3/ 94 10:23 ; | |
5176 | LRAPBK1 ;AVAMC/REG - AP LOG BOOK ;1/12 /94 12:55 | |
5177 | LRAPBS ;AVAMC/REG - BLOCK/S LIDE DATA ENTRY ;3/7 /92 10:14 ; | |
5178 | LRAPBS1 ;AVAMC/REG - BLOCK/S LIDE DATA ENTRY ;4/4 /94 13:37 ; | |
5179 | LRAPBS2 ;AVAMC/REG - BLOCK/S LIDE DATA ENTRY ;2/6 /92 19:19 ; | |
5180 | LRAPC ;AVAMC/REG - ANAT TO POGRAPHY C OUNTS ;2/1 8/93 10:3 0 ; | |
5181 | LRAPCUM ;AVAMC/REG - AP PATI ENT CUM ;9 /27/93 06 :59 ; | |
5182 | LRAPCUM1 ;AVAMC/REG - AP PATI ENT CUM ;7 /15/93 10 :36 ; | |
5183 | LRAPCWK ;AVAMC/REG - STUFF C YTOPATH WO RKLOAD ;4/ 1/94 14:4 0 | |
5184 | LRAPD ;AVAMC/REG - AP DATA ENTRY ;7/ 15/93 19: 18 | |
5185 | LRAPD1 ;AVAMC/REG - AP DATA ENTRY ;10 /26/93 15 :14 | |
5186 | LRAPDA ;AVAMC/REG - ANATOMI C PATH DAT A ENTRY ;3 /7/94 07: 51 ; | |
5187 | LRAPDAC ;AVAMC/REG - DELETE AP YEARLY ACCESSIONS ;5/9/91 18:12 ; | |
5188 | LRAPDEL ;AVAMC/REG - ANAT PA TH DELETE DESCRIPTIO NS ;9/30/9 3 07:01 ; | |
5189 | LRAPDPT ;AVAMC/REG - POW PTS ;3/18/94 08:58 ; | |
5190 | LRAPDS ;AVAMC/REG - AP REPO RT DISPLAY S/PRINTS ; 9/24/90 0 8:15 ; | |
5191 | LRAPED ;AVAMC/REG - ANATOMI C PATH EDI T LOG-IN ; 8/20/93 1 4:28 ; | |
5192 | LRAPEDC ;AVAMC/REG - EDIT AN ATOMIC PAT H COMMENTS ;9/27/93 07:19 ; | |
5193 | LRAPF ;AVAMC/REG - CY/EM/S P RPT ;7/1 5/93 15:2 4 ; | |
5194 | LRAPFICH ;AVAMC/REG - MICROFI CH PATH RE PORTS ;2/1 8/93 10:3 1 | |
5195 | LRAPFTS ;AVAMC/REG - AP FREE TEXT SEAR CH ; 11/12 /88 09:24 ; | |
5196 | LRAPH ;AVAMC/REG - HISTOLO GY RECORD ;2/18/93 10:33 ; | |
5197 | LRAPHDR ;AVAMC/REG - ANATOMI C PATH DEF AULTS ;7/1 6/93 06:2 5 ; | |
5198 | LRAPJNC ;AVAMC/REG - INCOMPL ETE PATH R PTS ;2/18/ 93 10:34 ; | |
5199 | LRAPKOPT ;AVAMC/REG - DEL OBS OLETE OPTI ONS/CREATE X-REF 62. 5,5; 1/29/ 89 12:45 ; | |
5200 | LRAPL ;SLC/BA/AV AMC/REG - ANATOMIC P ATH LABELS ;10/21/93 12:27 ; | |
5201 | LRAPLG ;AVAMC/REG - AP LOG- IN ;4/11/9 4 14:36 ; | |
5202 | LRAPLG1 ;AVAMC/REG - LOG-IN CONT. ;10/ 29/93 15: 28 ; | |
5203 | LRAPLG2 ;AVAMC/REG - LOG-IN DATA FROM FILE #63 ; 7/14/93 1 3:47 ; | |
5204 | LRAPM ;AVAMC/REG - ANATOMI C PATH MOD IFY MICRO/ DX ;11/5/9 3 11:07 ; | |
5205 | LRAPMOD ;AVAMC/REG - PRINT P ATH MICRO MODIFICATI ONS ;7/18/ 93 09:05 ; | |
5206 | LRAPMV ;AVAMC/REG - MOVE AP ACCESSION ;9/11/92 14:27 ; | |
5207 | LRAPOLD ;AVAMC/REG - ENTER O LD AP ACCE SSIONS ;6/ 27/94 12: 32 ; | |
5208 | LRAPONC ;AVAMC/REG - FIND MA LIGNANCIES FOR ONCOL OGY ;5/21/ 91 11:43 | |
5209 | LRAPP ;AVAMC/REG - AP PRIN T ;11/22/9 2 11:03 ; | |
5210 | LRAPPA ;AVAMC/REG - CY/EM/S P PATIENT RPT ;7/15/ 93 10:20 ; | |
5211 | LRAPPF ;AVAMC/REG - ANATOMI C PATH FIL E SORT ;2/ 18/93 10: 35 ; | |
5212 | LRAPPF1 ;AVAMC/REG - ANAT PA TH FILE PR INT BY PT ;2/21/91 12:47 ; | |
5213 | LRAPPF2 ;AVAMC/REG - ANAT PA TH ACC# IN DEX ;9/13/ 89 16:37 ; | |
5214 | LRAPPOW ;AVAMC/REG - POW PAT IENT LOOK- UP ;11/14/ 91 15:42 ; | |
5215 | LRAPPRE ;AVAMC/REG - ANATOMI C PATH PRE -INIT ;10/ 6/90 12:2 9 | |
5216 | LRAPQ ;AVAMC/REG - ANAT PA TH QUEUE L IST ;2/18/ 93 10:35 ; | |
5217 | LRAPQAC ;AVAMC/REG - AP QA ; 7/14/93 1 5:18 ; | |
5218 | LRAPQACD ;AVAMC/REG - ENTER T C/QA CODES ;9/25/90 09:12 | |
5219 | LRAPQACN ;AVAMC/REG - CONSULT ATION RPTS ;2/18/93 10:38 | |
5220 | LRAPQAFS ;AVAMC/REG - FROZEN SECTION/SU RG PATH RP TS ;2/18/9 3 10:39 | |
5221 | LRAPQAM ;AVAMC/REG - PRINT P ATH MICRO MODIFICATI ONS ;2/18/ 93 10:39 ; | |
5222 | LRAPQAMR ;AVAMC/REG - MALIGNA NCY REVIEW ;7/14/93 14:59 | |
5223 | LRAPQAR ;AVAMC/REG - 10% SUR G PATH REV IEW ;2/18/ 93 10:43 | |
5224 | LRAPQAT ;AVAMC/REG - TC CODE SEARCH ;2 /18/93 10 :44 | |
5225 | LRAPQAT1 ;AVAMC/REG - QA CODE SEARCH ;4 /17/91 14 :31 | |
5226 | LRAPQOR ;AVAMC/REG - QA CODE REPORT ;2 /18/93 10 :45 | |
5227 | LRAPQOR1 ;AVAMC/REG - QA CODE REPORT ;2 /18/93 10 :46 | |
5228 | LRAPQOR2 ;AVAMC/REG - QA AUTO PSY DATA ; 9/17/90 0 7:52 | |
5229 | LRAPQOR3 ;AVAMC/REG - QA AUTO PSY DATA ; 9/17/90 0 7:52 | |
5230 | LRAPR ;AVAMC/REG - ANAT REL EASE REPOR TS ;5/9/94 14:37 ; | |
5231 | LRAPREF ;AVAMC/REG - SNOMED REFERENCE OPTION SEL ECTOR ;3/9 /94 13:20 ; | |
5232 | LRAPS ;AVAMC/REG - AP PATI ENT SCREEN DISPLAY ; 3/11/94 1 4:06 ; | |
5233 | LRAPS1 ;AVAMC/REG - ANATOMI C PATH PRI NT ;3/11/9 4 14:08 ; | |
5234 | LRAPS2 ;AVAMC/REG - AUTOPSY PRT ;1/28 /93 13:02 ; | |
5235 | LRAPS3 ;SLC/DCM - AP PATIEN T SCREEN D ISPLAY FOR OE/RR ;12 /10/90 12 :21 | |
5236 | LRAPSA ;AVAMC/REG - TISSUE STAIN LIST ;2/18/93 10:46 ; | |
5237 | LRAPSE ;AVAMC/REG - AP SEAR CHES ; 7/2 9/88 17:5 3 ; | |
5238 | LRAPSEM ;AVAMC/REG - MULTIAX IAL SNOMED SEARCH ;8 /16/93 12 :13 ; | |
5239 | LRAPSEM1 ;AVAMC/REG - SEARCH BY SNOMED CODE PRINT ;8/16/93 08:23 ; | |
5240 | LRAPSEM2 ;AVAMC/REG - SEARCH BY SNOMED CODE PRINT ;8/5/93 07:48 ; | |
5241 | LRAPSL ;AVAMC/REG - ANATOMI C PATH SLI DE LABELS ;4/26/94 10:04 ; | |
5242 | LRAPSL1 ;AVAMC/REG - ANATOMI C PATH SLI DE LABELS ;5/9/91 1 2:08 | |
5243 | LRAPSM ;AVAMC/REG - SNOMED SEARCH ;2/ 18/93 10: 52 ; | |
5244 | LRAPSM1 ;AVAMC/REG - SEARCH BY SNOMED CODE PRINT ;2/7/90 12:41 ; | |
5245 | LRAPST ;AVAMC/REG - TISSUE STAIN LOOK -UP ;8/4/9 1 12:40 ; | |
5246 | LRAPST1 ;AVAMC/REG - AUTOPSY TISSUE ST AIN LOOK-U P ;8/4/91 12:40 ; | |
5247 | LRAPSWK ;AVAMC/REG - STUFF A P WORKLOAD ;9/3/93 08:35 | |
5248 | LRAPT ;AVAMC/REG - AP PATI ENT RPT ;3 /8/94 09: 36 ; | |
5249 | LRAPT1 ;AVAMC/REG - ANATOMI C PATH PRI NT ;9/13/8 9 16:19 ; | |
5250 | LRAPT2 ;AVAMC/REG - AUTOPSY PRT ;4/5/ 94 12:38 ; | |
5251 | LRAPT3 ;AVAMC/REG - AUTOPSY RPT PRINT COND(1)'T ;9/13/89 13:46 ; | |
5252 | LRAPTT ;AVAMC/REG - TURNARO UND TIME P ATH ;5/4/9 4 12:41 ; | |
5253 | LRAPTT1 ;AVAMC/REG - TURNARO UND TIME P ATH ;1/4/9 3 10:56 ; | |
5254 | LRAPV ;AVAMC/REG - ANAT PA TH REPORTS NOT VERIF IED ;10/14 /93 08:18 ; | |
5255 | LRAPWA ;AVAMC/REG - GETP AP ACCESSION FOR WORKL OAD ;8/3/9 1 13:01 | |
5256 | LRAPWE ;AVAMC/REG - DATE/TI ME GRIDS S CANNED/PRI NTS MADE ; 1/10/92 1 9:02 | |
5257 | LRAPWE1 ;AVAMC/REG - STUFF E M SCANNED GRIDS ;4/2 2/93 10:0 3 | |
5258 | LRAPWEA ;AVAMC/REG - EM GRID S SCANNED/ PRINTS MAD E ;1/12/92 18:04 | |
5259 | LRAPWKA ;AVAMC/REG - STUFF A P WORKLOAD ;4/23/93 07:25 | |
5260 | LRAPWKA1 ;AVAMC/REG - STUFF S LIDE LABEL S ;3/8/92 10:18 | |
5261 | LRAPWR ;AVAMC/REG - DATE/TI ME SLIDES READ ;1/10 /92 07:12 | |
5262 | LRAPWR1 ;AVAMC/REG - STUFF C YTOPATH SC REENED SLI DES ;5/5/9 3 10:39 | |
5263 | LRAPWSPG ;AVAMC/REG - GROSS D ESCRIPTION WORKLOAD ;8/4/91 0 9:25 ; | |
5264 | LRAPWU ;AVAMC/REG - AP WORK LOAD UTILI TY ;4/1/94 14:33 | |
5265 | LRAPX ;AVAMC/REG - AP CODI NG ;12/20/ 89 16:39 ; | |
5266 | LRAUAW ;AVAMC/REG - AUTOPSY DATA ENTR Y ;11/25/9 2 09:00 ; | |
5267 | LRAUDA ;AVAMC/REG - AUTOPSY PATH DATA ENTRY ;6/ 10/94 14: 20 ; | |
5268 | LRAUFIX ;AVAMC/REG - RELEASE AUTOPSY R EPORTS ;2/ 18/93 13: 47 ; | |
5269 | LRAUL ;AVAMC/REG - PATHOLO GY LIST BY PATHOLOGI ST/TECH ;2 /18/93 10 :54 ; | |
5270 | LRAUMLK ;VAMC 695/ MLK - AUTO PSY SLIDE LABELS;1/2 1/91 ;3/9/ 94 13:22 | |
5271 | LRAURPT ;AVAMC/REG - AUTOPSY RPT ;4/5/ 94 12:44 ; | |
5272 | LRAURV ;AVAMC/REG - AUTOPSY DATA REVI EW ;2/18/9 3 12:24 ; | |
5273 | LRAUS ;AVAMC/REG - PRINT I CD SEARCH ;9/13/89 18:55 ; | |
5274 | LRAUSICD ;AVAMC/REG - AUTOPSY ICD9CM SE ARCH ;3/9/ 94 13:24 ; | |
5275 | LRAUSM ;AVAMC/REG - AUTOPSY SNOMED SE ARCH ;9/16 /93 08:22 ; | |
5276 | LRAUSTA ;AVAMC/REG - AUTOPSY STATUS LI ST ;2/19/9 3 10:27 ; | |
5277 | LRBARA ;SLC/RAF ; INTERMEC 4 100 2 LABE L FORMAT 8 /29/94 12 :36 | |
5278 | LRBARB ;SLC/JL/RA F ; INTERM EC 4100 10 PART LABE L FORMAT 8 /29/94 12: 36 | |
5279 | LRBLA ;AVAMC/REG - BB ADM DATA ;4/16 /93 10:20 | |
5280 | LRBLA1 ;AVAMC/REG - BB ADM DATA ;2/18 /93 08:20 | |
5281 | LRBLA2 ;AVAMC/REG - BB ADM DATA ;2/26 /92 09:20 | |
5282 | LRBLAA ;AVAMC/REG - XM:TX B Y TREATING SPECIALTY REPORT ;2 /23/93 14 :00 ; | |
5283 | LRBLAA1 ;AVAMC/REG - XM:TX B Y TREATING SPECIALTY REPORT ;4 /12/92 08 :41 ; | |
5284 | LRBLAB ;AVAMC/REG - BB ADM DATA ;4/18 /93 07:45 | |
5285 | LRBLAGG ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD B ANK AGGLUT INATION ST RENGTH ;3/ 9/94 10:2 9 ; | |
5286 | LRBLB ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD B ANK BAR CO DE READER ; 11/12/88 15:15 ; | |
5287 | LRBLBU ;AVAMC/REG - BB UNIT BAR CODE ;1/15/90 14:17 ; | |
5288 | LRBLC ;AVAMC/REG - ABO/RH COUNT ;2/1 8/93 08:3 7 ; | |
5289 | LRBLCAP ;AVAMC/REG - BB CAP WORKLOAD ; 3/3/93 14 :31 | |
5290 | LRBLCMV ;AVAMC/REG - UNIT PH ENOTYPE BY ABO/RH ;9 /13/89 19 :30 ; | |
5291 | LRBLCON ;AVAMC/REG - LAB CON SULTS ;02 /12/89 11 :15 ; | |
5292 | LRBLD ;AVAMC/REG - CK BLOO D DONOR EN TRY ; 10/1 9/88 18:2 8 ; | |
5293 | LRBLDA ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD D ONOR LIST ;2/18/93 08:43 ; | |
5294 | LRBLDA1 ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD D ONOR LABEL S ; 10/23/ 88 15:45 ; | |
5295 | LRBLDAA ;AVAMC/REG - DONOR/D EFERRAL LE TTERS ;3/1 /89 19:11 ; | |
5296 | LRBLDAL ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD D ONOR LETTE RS ;7/18/9 1 08:52 ; | |
5297 | LRBLDC ;AVAMC/REG - DONOR C OMPONENT P REP ;4/19/ 94 11:58 ; | |
5298 | LRBLDC1 ;AVAMC/REG - COMPONE NT PREP WO RKLOAD ;4/ 20/93 11: 49 | |
5299 | LRBLDCR ;AVAMC/REG - COMPONE NT PREPARA TION REPOR T ;2/18/93 08:44 ; | |
5300 | LRBLDCU ;AVAMC/REG - CUMULAT IVE DONATI ON CALCULA TIONS ;2/1 8/93 08:4 7 ; | |
5301 | LRBLDED ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD D ONOR EDIT ;4/19/94 12:10 ; | |
5302 | LRBLDEL ;AVAMC/REG - DELETE FILE 65 EN TRIES ;8/1 4/90 14:3 6 ; | |
5303 | LRBLDELT ;AVAMC/REG - DELETE FILE 65 EN TRIES ;8/1 8/89 10:5 5 ; | |
5304 | LRBLDEX ;AVAMC/REG - EX-BLOO D DONORS ; 2/18/93 0 8:54 ; | |
5305 | LRBLDEX1 ;AVAMC/REG - EX-BLOO D DONORS ; 9/13/89 2 0:44 ; | |
5306 | LRBLDEX2 ;AVAMC/REG - EX-BLOO D DONORS ; 12/13/89 11:30 ; | |
5307 | LRBLDK ;AVAMC/REG - DELETE EX-DONORS (65.5 ENTR IES) ; 11/ 12/88 13: 19 ; | |
5308 | LRBLDL ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD D ONOR LIST ;2/18/93 08:55 ; | |
5309 | LRBLDL1 ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD D ONOR LABEL S ; 10/23/ 88 15:45 ; | |
5310 | LRBLDLG ;AVAMC/REG - BB DONO R LOG-IN ; 3/9/94 12 :48 ; | |
5311 | LRBLDP ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD D ONOR PRINT OPTS ;6/2 3/92 09:2 3 ; | |
5312 | LRBLDPA ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD D ONOR PRINT ;2/18/93 08:57 ; | |
5313 | LRBLDPA1 ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD D ONOR PRINT ;6/24/90 20:57 ; | |
5314 | LRBLDPA2 ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD D ONOR PRINT ;6/24/90 20:57 ; | |
5315 | LRBLDPAW ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD D ONOR PRINT ;6/24/90 20:57 ; | |
5316 | LRBLDPH ;AVAMC/REG - DONOR P HENOTYPING ;3/9/94 12:51 | |
5317 | LRBLDPK ; GENERATE D FROM 'LR BL DONOR T ESTING SUP PLEMENT' P RINT TEMPL ATE (#1479 ) ; 07/27/ 94 ; (FILE 65.5, MAR GIN=132) | |
5318 | LRBLDPL ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD D ONOR LIST BY DATE ;2 /18/93 09 :00 ; | |
5319 | LRBLDPT ; GENERATE D FROM 'LR BL DONOR T ESTING REP ORT' PRINT TEMPLATE (#1475) ; 07/27/94 ; (FILE 65. 5, MARGIN= 132) | |
5320 | LRBLDPT1 ; GENERATE D FROM 'LR BL DONOR T ESTING REP ORT' PRINT TEMPLATE (#2590) ; 01/20/93 ; (continue d) | |
5321 | LRBLDR ;AVAMC/REG - DONOR R EGISTRATIO N FORM ;3/ 9/94 12:5 3 ; | |
5322 | LRBLDR1 ;AVAMC/REG - DONOR E XAM,COLLEC TION ;2/11 /94 07:50 ; | |
5323 | LRBLDRR ;AVAMC/REG - REVIEW/ RELEASE CO MPONENTS ; 3/25/92 2 2:12 ; | |
5324 | LRBLDRR1 ;AVAMC/REG - LABEL-R ELEASE COM PONENTS CO ND'T ;10/2 7/92 09:4 9 ; | |
5325 | LRBLDRR2 ;AVAMC/REG - DO NOT RELEASE BL OOD COMPON ENT ;2/4/9 3 12:06 ; | |
5326 | LRBLDSC ;AVAMC/REG - DONOR S CHEDULING REPORT ;2/ 18/93 09: 01 | |
5327 | LRBLDT ;AVAMC/REG - DONOR U NIT TESTIN G ;4/6/93 10:48 ; | |
5328 | LRBLDTA ;AVAMC/REG - ABNORMA L DONOR TE STS ;2/18/ 93 09:04 ; | |
5329 | LRBLDUC ;AVAMC/REG - DONOR A BO/RH RECH ECK ;3/25/ 92 22:39 ; | |
5330 | LRBLDW ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD D ONOR WORKL IST ;2/18/ 93 09:06 ; | |
5331 | LRBLDX ;AVAMC/REG - DONOR A BO/RH TEST ING ;3/25/ 92 22:42 ; | |
5332 | LRBLFIX ;AVAMC/REG - FIX DIS POSITION X -REF ;8/14 /92 12:54 | |
5333 | LRBLJ ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD B ANK INVENT ORY OPTS ; 5/30/86 3:40 PM ; | |
5334 | LRBLJA ;AVAMC/REG - BB INVE NTORY DATA ENTRY ;7/ 16/93 15: 02 ; | |
5335 | LRBLJA1 ;AVAMC/REG - BB INVE NTORY WORK LOAD ;11/5 /93 07:35 | |
5336 | LRBLJB ;AVAMC/REG - AUTOLOG OUS UNIT D ISPOSITION LIST ;2/1 8/93 09:0 8 | |
5337 | LRBLJC ;AVAMC/REG - COMPONE NT DISPOSI TION LIST ;2/18/93 09:10 | |
5338 | LRBLJCK ;AVAMC/REG - INVENTO RY ABO/RH CK ;11/5/9 3 10:31 ; | |
5339 | LRBLJD ;AVAMC/REG - BB UNIT DISPOSITI ON ;6/10/9 4 10:20 ; | |
5340 | LRBLJD1 ;AVAMC/REG - POOL CO MPONENTS ; 6/10/94 1 1:27 ; | |
5341 | LRBLJDA ;AVAMC/REG - BB UNIT DISP NEW UNIT ;6/10 /94 10:22 ; | |
5342 | LRBLJDM ;AVAMC/REG - MULTIPL E COMP PRE P, INVENTO RY ;2/11/9 3 14:56 ; | |
5343 | LRBLJDP ;AVAMC/REG - PRINT UNIT DISPO SITION ;2/ 18/93 09: 11 ; | |
5344 | LRBLJED ;AVAMC/REG - BB INVE NTORY EDIT ;6/27/94 14:34 ; | |
5345 | LRBLJI ;AVAMC/REG - CHECK F ILE ENTRIE S ;2/18/93 09:14 ; | |
5346 | LRBLJL ;AVAMC/REG - UNIT RE LOCATION ; 11/5/93 1 0:37 ; | |
5347 | LRBLJL1 ;AVAMC/REG - UNIT RE LOCATION ; 3/12/93 1 5:28 ; | |
5348 | LRBLJLA ;AVAMC/REG - CROSSMA TCH LABELS ;6/21/93 09:26 ; | |
5349 | LRBLJLG ;AVAMC/REG - BB INVE NTORY LOG- IN ;11/4/9 3 12:20 ; | |
5350 | LRBLJLG1 ;AVAMC/REG - REVIEW UNIT LOG-I N ;6/27/94 14:31 ; | |
5351 | LRBLJM ;AVAMC/REG - EDIT PO OLED UNIT ;3/9/94 1 3:01 ; | |
5352 | LRBLJM1 ;AVAMC/REG - EDIT PO OLED UNIT ;7/12/92 22:09 ; | |
5353 | LRBLJP ;AVAMC/REG - BB INVE NTORY PRIN T OPTS ;3/ 9/94 13:0 3 ; | |
5354 | LRBLJPA ;AVAMC/REG - BB INVE NTORY FINA L DISPOSIT ION ;2/18/ 93 09:22 ; | |
5355 | LRBLJPA1 ;AVAMC/REG - UNIT FI NAL DISPOS ITION ;12/ 28/92 09: 24 ; | |
5356 | LRBLJPA2 ;AVAMC/REG - UNIT FI NAL DISPOS ITION ;9/1 4/89 07:1 3 ; | |
5357 | LRBLJPH ;AVAMC/REG - UNIT PH ENOTYPE BY ABO/RH ;2 /18/93 09 :26 ; | |
5358 | LRBLJPP ;AVAMC/REG - PLATLET TX ;2/18/ 93 09:28 ; | |
5359 | LRBLJPP1 ;AVAMC/REG - PT ADM, RX SPECIAL TY,ICD9CM CODES ;4/1 7/91 14:3 1 ; | |
5360 | LRBLJR ;AVAMC/REG - RELEASE FROM XMAT CH ;3/15/9 2 12:11 ; | |
5361 | LRBLJRB ;AVAMC/REG - UNIT IS SUE BOOK ; 2/18/93 0 9:30 ; | |
5362 | LRBLJSH ;AVAMC/REG - BB INVE NTORY SHIP MENTS ;2/1 8/93 09:3 1 ; | |
5363 | LRBLJT ;AVAMC/REG - BB ITEM IZED TRANS ACTIONS ;2 /18/93 09 :32 ; | |
5364 | LRBLJTS ;AVAMC/REG - TRANSFU SION STATI STICS ;4/1 2/93 15:1 9 ; | |
5365 | LRBLJTS1 ;AVAMC/REG - TRANSFU SION STATS ;3/3/93 22:49 ; | |
5366 | LRBLJTS2 ;AVAMC/REG - TRANSFU SION STATI STICS ;9/1 4/89 08:5 4 ; | |
5367 | LRBLJU ;AVAMC/REG - FIND UN ITS NO DIS POSITION ; 2/18/93 0 9:33 ; | |
5368 | LRBLJU1 ;AVAMC/REG - FIND UN ITS NO DIS POSITION ; 5/3/91 05 :48 ; | |
5369 | LRBLJUT ;AVAMC/REG - BB INVE NTORY FINA L DISPOSIT ION ;3/9/9 4 14:02 ; | |
5370 | LRBLJW ;AVAMC/REG - INVENTO RY ABO/RH WORKSHEET ;7/28/93 07:29 ; | |
5371 | LRBLJX ;AVAMC/REG - UNITS O N XMATCH ; 2/18/93 0 9:36 ; | |
5372 | LRBLP ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD B ANK PATIEN T OPTS ;4/ 11/94 07: 55 ; | |
5373 | LRBLPA ;AVAMC/REG - GET PAT IENT INSTR ./TESTS ; 8/30/88 1 9:58 ; | |
5374 | LRBLPAB ;AVAMC/REG - ANTIBOD IES IDENTI FIED ;2/18 /93 09:37 ; | |
5375 | LRBLPB ;AVAMC/REG - PATIENT ANTIBODIE S ;2/18/93 09:40 ; | |
5376 | LRBLPBR ;AVAMC/REG - BB TEST S REPORT ; 3/28/94 1 1:59 ; | |
5377 | LRBLPBR1 ;AVAMC/REG - BB TEST S REPORT ; 3/28/94 1 2:02 ; | |
5378 | LRBLPC ;AVAMC/REG - TRANSFU SIONS/HEM RESULTS ;2 /18/93 09 :42 ; | |
5379 | LRBLPC1 ;AVAMC/REG - PT ADM, RX SPECIAL TY,ICD9CM CODES ;11/ 18/91 20: 36 ; | |
5380 | LRBLPCS ;AVAMC/REG - COMPONE NT SELECTI ON FOR PAT IENTS ;3/1 /91 12:51 ; | |
5381 | LRBLPCS1 ;AVAMC/REG - COMPONE NT SELECTI ON CK PT S PEC ;10/26 /90 12:0 ; | |
5382 | LRBLPCSS ;AVAMC/REG - PRE-OP COMPONENT SELECTION ;7/23/93 15:36 ; | |
5383 | LRBLPD ;AVAMC/REG - BB PT I NFO ;2/18/ 93 09:42 ; | |
5384 | LRBLPD1 ;SLC/DCM - BB PT INF O for OE/R R pt lists ;12/10/90 12:21 | |
5385 | LRBLPE ;AVAMC/REG - BB DATA ENTRY BY ACC # ;12/ 14/92 22: 22 ; | |
5386 | LRBLPE1 ;AVAMC/REG - PATIENT DRUG LIST ;2/6/91 09:54 | |
5387 | LRBLPED ;AVAMC/REG - PEDIATR IC UNIT PR EPARATION ;3/15/92 11:33 ; | |
5388 | LRBLPED1 ;AVAMC/REG - PEDIATR IC UNIT PR EPARATION ;2/6/91 0 9:18 ; | |
5389 | LRBLPED2 ;AVAMC/REG - PROCESS PEDIATRIC UNIT ;2/4 /93 12:07 ; | |
5390 | LRBLPEW ;AVAMC/REG - BB WORK LOAD ;3/9/ 94 13:09 | |
5391 | LRBLPH ;AVAMC/REG - PATIENT DRUG LIST ;2/18/93 09:44 | |
5392 | LRBLPIT ;AVAMC/REG - PROLONG ED TRANSFU SION TIMES ;2/18/93 09:45 ; | |
5393 | LRBLPP ;AVAMC/REG - BB PATI ENT PRINT OPTS ; 7/1 8/88 07:0 ; | |
5394 | LRBLPQA ;AVAMC/REG - TRANSFU SION REQUE ST DATA ;2 /18/93 09 :45 ; | |
5395 | LRBLPR ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD B ANK PT REC ORD ;2/18/ 93 09:46 ; | |
5396 | LRBLPR1 ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD B ANK PT REC ORD-COND'T ;12/28/92 10:30 ; | |
5397 | LRBLPRA ;AVAMC/REG - BB PT R ECORD ;2/1 8/93 09:4 6 ; | |
5398 | LRBLPT ;AVAMC/REG - TRANSFU SION RESUL TS ;4/13/9 4 12:58 ; | |
5399 | LRBLPT1 ;AVAMC/REG - TRANSFU SION RESUL TS (COND'T ) ;12/11/9 2 07:38 ; | |
5400 | LRBLPTR ;AVAMC/REG - TRANSFU SION DATA REPORT ;2/ 18/93 09: 47 ; | |
5401 | LRBLPTR1 ;AVAMC/REG - TRANSFU SIONS/HEM RESULTS ;3 /5/91 09: 20 ; | |
5402 | LRBLPUS ;AVAMC/REG - PATIENT UNIT SELE CTION ;10/ 6/92 15:1 9 ; | |
5403 | LRBLPUS1 ;AVAMC/REG - PATIENT UNIT SELE CTION ;10/ 28/90 10: 21 ; | |
5404 | LRBLPUS2 ;AVAMC/REG - PATIENT UNIT SELE CTION ;2/1 /94 09:51 ; | |
5405 | LRBLPX ;AVAMC/REG - XMATCH RESULTS ;1 2/13/93 0 8:55 ; | |
5406 | LRBLPX1 ;AVAMC/REG - XMATCH RESULTS (C OND'T) ;9/ 8/92 20:3 0 ; | |
5407 | LRBLQPR ;AVAMC/REG - PRINT U NITS/COMPO NENTS ;2/1 8/93 09:4 8 ; | |
5408 | LRBLQST ;AVAMC/REG - SINGLE UNIT STATU S ; 2/14/8 9 17:04 ; | |
5409 | LRBLRCT ;AVAMC/REG - CROSSMA TCH:TRANSF USION REPO RT ;2/18/9 3 09:50 ; | |
5410 | LRBLS ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD B ANK SUPERV ISOR OPTS ;3/9/94 0 9:42 ; | |
5411 | LRBLSET ;AVAMC/REG - SET DD( 65.091,.03 ;7/23/92 12:39 | |
5412 | LRBLSSN ;DALISC/FH S/DVR/AVAM C/REG - SS N SYNTAX C HECKER/EDI T; 11/12/8 8 15:30 ; | |
5413 | LRBLST ;AVAMC/REG - BB SUPE RVISOR ;9/ 18/89 10: 08 ; | |
5414 | LRBLSTR ;AVAMC/REG - BB SUPE RVISOR ;2/ 18/93 09: 51 ; | |
5415 | LRBLSUM ;AVAMC/REG - BLOOD B ANK SUMMAR Y ;3/28/94 12:10 ; | |
5416 | LRBLTA ;AVAMC/REG - TRANSFU SION REACT ION COUNTS ;7/2/93 07:05 ; | |
5417 | LRBLTA1 ;AVAMC/REG - TRANSFU SION REACT ION COUNTS ;10/7/90 10:54 ; | |
5418 | LRBLTX ;AVAMC/REG - TESTS F OR TX RELA TED DISORD ERS ; 2/17 /88 20:59 ; | |
5419 | LRBLTXA ;AVAMC/REG - TRANSFU SION FOLLO W-UP ;2/18 /93 09:55 ; | |
5420 | LRBLU ;AVAMC/REG - BB UTIL ;6/27/94 14:29 ; | |
5421 | LRBLUL ;AVAMC/REG - BB UTIL ;4/13/93 07:17 ; | |
5422 | LRBLVAL ;AVAMC/REG - OPTION VALIDATOR ;3/9/94 1 3:18 | |
5423 | LRBLW ;AVAMC/REG - STUFF W ORKLOAD IN 65 ;11/5/ 93 10:38 | |
5424 | LRBLWD ;AVAMC/REG - STUFF W ORKLOAD IN 65.5 ;2/7 /91 18:45 | |
5425 | LRBLWDS ;AVAMC/REG - STUFF W ORKLOAD IN 65.5 ;3/3 /93 14:37 | |
5426 | LRBLXREF ;AVAMC/REG - SET BLO OD INVENTO RY XREF ; 9/17/88 1 7:32 ; | |
5427 | LRBLY ;AVAMC/REG - STUFF D ATA IN LAB LETTERS ; 2/20/89 1 6:15 ; | |
5428 | LRCAP64 ;DALISC/FH S - PURGE 64.1 FILE LMIP PHA SE 6 | |
5429 | LRCAP67 ;DALISC/FH S - PURGE 67.9 FILE LMIP PHA SE 5 | |
5430 | LRCAPA12 ;SLC/RJS/F HS - LAB W ORKLOAD D IVISION RE PORT;8/23/ 91 1039; | |
5431 | LRCAPACC ;SLC/RJS/F HS - LAB W ORKLOAD DI VISION REP ORT BY CAP CODE;8/23 /91 1039; | |
5432 | LRCAPAM0 ;SLC/FHS - INTRO FOR MOVE WKLD DATA FROM 64.1 TO 6 7.9;10/14/ 91 08:15 | |
5433 | LRCAPAM1 ;SLC/FHS - MOVE WKLD DATA FROM 64.1 TO 6 7.9;10/14/ 91 08:15 | |
5434 | LRCAPAM2 ;DALISC/FH S/JBM - PH ASE 2 OF L MIP DATA C OLLECTION 67.9 TO ^L AH( | |
5435 | LRCAPAM3 ;SLC/FHS - LAB PHASE 3 LMIP DA TA COLLECT ION PRINT REPORT;8/2 3/91 1039; | |
5436 | LRCAPAM4 ;SLC/RS/DA LISC/FHS - LMIP PHAS E 4 BUILD MAILMAN ME SSAGES FOR LAB LMIP WORKLOAD T RANS ;8/23 /91 1039; | |
5437 | LRCAPAM5 ;DALISC/FH S - RCS 14 -4 REPORT PART 1 | |
5438 | LRCAPAM6 ;DALISC/FH S - RCS 14 -4 REPORT PART 2 | |
5439 | LRCAPAM7 ;DALISC/J0 - RCS 14- 4 REPORT, LMIP PAGE COUNTERS ; 5/10/93 | |
5440 | LRCAPAM8 ;DALISC/J0 - RCS 14- 4 REPORT L MIP PAGE P RINT ;5/10 /93 | |
5441 | LRCAPAM9 ;DALISC/FH S - RCS 14 -4 REPORT LMIP SUPPL EMENT PAGE PRINT ;5/ 10/93 | |
5442 | LRCAPAMP ;DALISC/FH S - PURGE AND RE RUN LMIP PHAS E 1 | |
5443 | LRCAPAUD ;SLC/FHS - DISPLAY W ORKLOAD FO R ACCESSIO N ;2/13/91 11:05 | |
5444 | LRCAPBB ;SLC/AM/DA LISC/FHS - STORE WOR KLOAD FROM 65,65.5 I NTO ^LRO(6 4.1 ;4/17/ 91 | |
5445 | LRCAPD ;SLC/AM/DA LISC/FHS/J 0 - WORKLO AD CODE LI ST REPORT; 1/16/91 15 :34 ; | |
5446 | LRCAPDL ;DALISC/FH S - FORMAT E DATA FRO M 64.03 FO R DOWN LOA D TO SPREA D SHEET | |
5447 | LRCAPF ;DALISC/FH S - STUFF WKLD CODE INTO FILE 60 61.2 62 .07 ETC | |
5448 | LRCAPMA ;SLC/AM/DA LISC/FHS/J 0 - WKLD REPORT BY MAJOR SEC TION; 2/6/ 91@16:04 | |
5449 | LRCAPMA1 ;SLC/AM/DA LISC/FHS/J 0 - WKLD REPORT BY MAJ SCTN; 2/6/91 | |
5450 | LRCAPMA2 ;SLC/AM/DA LISC/FHS/J 0 - WKLD R EPORT BY M AJOR SECTI ON; 2/6/91 | |
5451 | LRCAPMA3 ;SLC/AM/DA LISC/FHS/J 0 - WKLD R EPORT BY M AJOR SECTI ON; 2/6/91 | |
5452 | LRCAPML ;SLC/AM/DA LISC/FHS/J 0 - WKLD COST REPO RT BY MAJ SCTN; 2/6/ 91@16:04 | |
5453 | LRCAPML1 ;SLC/AM/DA LISC/FHS/J 0 - WKLD C OST REP BY MAJ SCTN; 2/6/91@16 :04 | |
5454 | LRCAPML2 ;SLC/AM/DA LISC/FHS - WKLD COST REP BY MA J SCTN; 2/ 6/91@16:04 | |
5455 | LRCAPML3 ;SLC/AM/DA LISC/FHS - WKLD COST REP BY MA J SCTN; 2/ 6/91@16:04 | |
5456 | LRCAPMR ;SLC/AM/DA LISC/FHS/J 0 - SETU P WORKLOAD REPORT PA RAMETERS;7 -MAR-1991 14:58:24.1 2 | |
5457 | LRCAPMR1 ;DALISC/J0 - WKLD ST ATS REPORT - STD/QC/ RPT/MAN PR INT ; 4/9/ 93 | |
5458 | LRCAPMR2 ;DALISC/J0 - WKLD ST ATS REPORT - COMMENT S PRINT ; 4/9/93 | |
5459 | LRCAPPH ;DALISC/FH S - PROCES S PHLEBOTO MY WORKLOA D DATA ; 0 9/28/93 13 :04 | |
5460 | LRCAPR1 ;DALISC/PA C/FHS/JBM - WKLD REP GENERATOR -MAIN ;10/ 15/92 11:1 5 | |
5461 | LRCAPR1A ;DALISC/PA C/FHS/JBM - WKLD REP GENERATOR -SELECT ;1 0/15/92 11 :15 | |
5462 | LRCAPR2 ;DALISC/PA C/FHS/JBM - WKLD REP GENERATOR -BUILD ;10 /11/92 01: 55 | |
5463 | LRCAPR3 ;DALISC/PA C/FHS/JBM - WKLD REP GENERATOR -PRINT 1 ; 10/16/92 1 6:49 | |
5464 | LRCAPR3A ;DALISC/PA C/FHS/JBM - WKLD REP GENERATOR -PRINT 2 ; 10/16/92 1 6:49 | |
5465 | LRCAPR4 ;DALISC/PA C/FHS/JBM - WKLD REP GENERATOR -UTILITIES ;10/16/92 16:49 | |
5466 | LRCAPS ;DALISC/FH S - REPLAC EMENT RTN OF WKLD RE P GENERATO R-MAIN ;10 /15/92 11: 15 | |
5467 | LRCAPTS ;SLC/AM/DA LISC/FHS - TREATIN G SPECIALI TY WORKLOA D REPORT; 2/6/91@16: | |
5468 | LRCAPTS1 ;SLC/AM/DA LISC/FHS - PRINT TRE ATING SPEC IALTY WKLD REPORT; 2 /6/91@16:0 4 | |
5469 | LRCAPU ;DALISC/J0 - LAB CAP UTILITIES ;3/17/93 | |
5470 | LRCAPV ;SLC/FHS - DETERMINE WKLD CODE AND STUFF INTO 68 ; 2/19/91 1 1:45 | |
5471 | LRCAPV1 ;SLC/FHS - DETERMINE CAP AND S TUFF INTO LRO(68 PAR T 1 | |
5472 | LRCAPV11 ;SLC/FHS - CREAT NEW WKLD CODE S ADDED BY THE SITE | |
5473 | LRCAPV1A ;SLC/FHS - SET NEW W KLD CODE I NTO ^LAM | |
5474 | LRCAPV1S ;SLC/FHS - SET WKLD CODE INTO LRO(68 PAR T 2 | |
5475 | LRCAPV2 ;SLC/AM/DA LISC/FHS - STORE WOR KLOAD FROM 68 INTO ^ LRO(64.1 ; 5/2/91 09 :03 | |
5476 | LRCAPV3 ;SLC/AM/DA LISC/FHS - CONTINUE STORE OF C AP WORKLOA D TO 64.1 | |
5477 | LRCAPVM ;SLC/FHS - ADD WKLD CODES FOR MICRO VERI FICATION ; | |
5478 | LRCE ;SLC/RWF/M ILW/JMC - LOOK-UP ON CENTRAL E NTRY # ;2/ 5/91 11:2 9 ; | |
5479 | LRCENDE1 ;SLC/CJS - ORDER DEL ETE ;2/5/9 1 12:23 ; | |
5480 | LRCENDEL ;SLC/CJS - ORDER DEL ETE ;2/5/9 1 12:28 ; | |
5481 | LRCHIV ;SLC/RWF - SET UP O( "S") VARIA BLES FOR A RCHIVE. ;2 /5/91 12: 30 ; | |
5482 | LRCHIVD ;SLC/MRH/D ALISC/FHS - DEARCHIV E FROM ^LA R TO ^LR ; 2/5/91 12 :31 ; | |
5483 | LRCHIVE ;SLC/RWF - REMOVE OL D DATA FRO M PT. FILE ;8/10/89 11:11 ; | |
5484 | LRCHIVK ;SLC/RWF - REMOVE OL D LAB DATA ; 12/14/8 7 15:46 ; | |
5485 | LRCKF ;SLC/RWF - CHECK FIL E FOR COHE SIVENESS ; 8/30/87 17:19 ; | |
5486 | LRCKF60 ;SLC/RWF - CHECK FIL E 60 ;4/4/ 89 20:36 ; | |
5487 | LRCKF62 ;SLC/RWF - CHECK FIL E'S ACC TE ST FILE ; 2/22/87 1 :46 PM ; | |
5488 | LRCKF68 ;SLC/RWF - CHECK FIL E 68 ; 8/2 7/87 10:3 2 ; | |
5489 | LRCKF69 ;SLC/RWF - CHECK FIL E 69 ; 2/2 2/87 1:47 PM ; | |
5490 | LRCKFLA ;SLC/RWF - CHECK LOA D LIST & A UTO INSTRU MENT FILES ;2/5/91 12:32 ; | |
5491 | LRCKPTR ;SLC/RWF - CHECK ^LR & ^DPT CR OSS POINTE RS ; 8/30/ 87 17:20 ; | |
5492 | LRCONJAM ;SLC/CJS - JAM CONTR OLS ONTO A CCESSION ; 2/19/91 1 0:31 ; | |
5493 | LRCYPCT ;AVAMC/REG - CYTOPAT H %POS,NEG ,SUSP, & U NSAT ;9/16 /93 08:09 ; | |
5494 | LRDATEDH ;DALISC/DR H - DATE R ANGE FOR L RRS 1-14-9 4 | |
5495 | LRDCOM ;SLC/BA - REPORT OF DELETED OR EDITED CO MMENTS ;2/ 19/91 10: 32 ; | |
5496 | LRDIED ;SLC/RWF - EDIT ; 8/ 5/87 10:3 8 ; | |
5497 | LRDIQ ;SF/GFT/DA LISC/FHS - MODIFIED LAB VERSIO N OF CAPTI ONED TEMPL ATE FILEMA N 19 ;1/10 /92 10:23 AM | |
5498 | LRDIST ;SLC/CJS - DATA DIST RIBUTION ; 2/20/91 1 0:09 ; | |
5499 | LRDIST1 ;SLC/CJS/M ILW/JMC - DATA DISTR IBUTION ;2 /5/91 13: 00 ; | |
5500 | LRDIST2 ;SLC/DM - WRITE SUMM ARY OF LEV Y-JENNINGS LRQC CHAR T ;2/5/91 13:06 ; | |
5501 | LRDIST3 ;SLC/CJS - DATA DIST RIBUTION ; 2/22/87 1:53 PM ; | |
5502 | LRDIST4 ;SLC/DCM - GRAPH ENT RY FOR OE/ RR ;12/6/9 0 18:32 | |
5503 | LRDPA ;SLC/RWF/C JS - FILE OF FILES L OOKUP ON E NTITIES ;3 /8/94 07: 59 ; [ 10/ 28/93 2:4 6 PM ] | |
5504 | LRDPA1 ;AVAMC/REG - PT LOOK UP IN FILE S FOR LAB ;3/28/94 10:55 ; | |
5505 | LRDPA2 ;AVAMC/REG - PT BLOO D BANK LOO KUP ;12/14 /92 10:47 ; | |
5506 | LRDRAW ;SLC/CJS - WARD COLL ECTION SUM MARY ;2/19 /91 10:34 ; | |
5507 | LREV ;SLC/CJS - REVIEW OF LRTEST DE SCRIPTIONS ;2/19/91 13:06 ; | |
5508 | LREXEC ;SLC/RWF - EXECUTE C ODE EXPANS ION ; 6/2/ 86 7:54 A M ; | |
5509 | LREXECU ;SLC/RWF - EXECTUE C ODE UTILIT Y ; 3/31/8 8 3:54 PM ; | |
5510 | LREXPD ;SLC/RWF - EXPLODE A LRTEST LI ST ;2/5/91 13:15 ; | |
5511 | LRFAC ;MILW/JMC/ DALISC/FHS - CUM PRI NT FOR FIL EROOM PATI ENTS TO SE PARATE PRI NTER | |
5512 | LRFAST ;SLC/CJS - FAST ENTR Y ;2/5/91 13:15 ;10 /07/93 08: 16 | |
5513 | LRFASTS ;DALISC/FH S - ENHANC ED LRFAST ROUTINE A CCESSION/V ERIFY PROC ESS | |
5514 | LRFLAG ;SLC/RWF - SEARCH ^L RO(68.2,IN ST,8, FOR FLAGED SAM P ;2/5/91 13:16 ; | |
5515 | LRFNDLOC ;SLC/CJS - RETURN A LOCATION F ROM ^LRO(6 9,LRODT,1, "AR",LRLLO C,SN) ;2/8 /91 08:42 ; | |
5516 | LRFRSLT ;AITC/CR - LAB DATA FUNCTION A PI WRAPPER ;11/04/16 2:45 PM | |
5517 | LRGEN ;SLC/RWF - GENERAL R EPORT FOR SELECTED T ESTS ;4/5/ 89 14:09 ; | |
5518 | LRGEN1 ;SLC/RWF - GENERAL D ATA DISPLA Y ;2/19/91 10:35 ; | |
5519 | LRGEN2 ;SLC/RWF - CUMULATIV E REPORT F OR SELECTE D TESTS ; 8/25/87 0 8:35 ; | |
5520 | LRGP ;SLC/CJS/R WF - INSTR UMENT GROU P DELTA CH ECK DISPLA Y ;2/5/91 13:19 ; | |
5521 | LRGP1 ;SLC/CJS/R WF - COMMO N PARTS TO INSTRUMEN T GROUP VE RIFY/CHECK ;2/5/91 13:21 ; | |
5522 | LRGP2 ;SLC/CJS/R WF - COMMO N PARTS TO INSTRUMEN T GROUP VE RIFY/CHECK ;2/5/91 13:23 ; | |
5523 | LRGV ;SLC/RWF - INSTRUMEN T GROUP VE RIFY DATA ;2/5/91 1 3:26 ; | |
5524 | LRGV1 ;SLC/RWF - PART2 OF INSTRUMENT GROUP VER IFY DATA ; 2/8/91 09 :29 ; | |
5525 | LRGV2 ;SLC/RWF - PART2 OF INSTRUMENT GROUP VER IFY DATA ; 2/8/91 09 :36 ; | |
5526 | LRGVG2 ;SLC/RWF - VERIFY GE NERAL DATA AS A GROU P,CONT. ; 2/22/87 2 :00 PM ; | |
5527 | LRGVGK ;SLC/RWF - ROUTINE T O KILL A L IST OF VAR IABLES ; 1 0/8/87 19 :24 ; | |
5528 | LRGVK ;SLC/RWF - KILL OFF VARIABLES FROM LRVR* ,LRVER*,LR GV*,LRGP* ; 10/8/87 19:25 ; | |
5529 | LRGVK1 ;SLC/RWF - KILL OFF VARIABLES FROM LRTST JAN ;10/1 0/90 11:1 1 | |
5530 | LRGVP ;SLC/CJS - GROUP DAT A REVIEW D ISPLAY ;2/ 5/91 13:2 9 ; | |
5531 | LRHDR ;SLC/CJS - HEALTH DE PARTMENT R EPORT ;2/1 9/91 10:3 7 ; | |
5532 | LRKILL ;SLC/CJS - CLEAN-UP AFTER LR R OUTINES ;7 /28/89 17 :27 ; | |
5533 | LRLABAR ;SLC/FHS - LABEL BAR CODE DOWN LOAD FORM AT | |
5534 | LRLABEL ;SLC/TGA - PRINTS ST ANDARD LAB ELS 3.5X15 /16 ;2/6/9 1 08:18 ; | |
5535 | LRLABEL1 ;SLC/TGA - PRINTS LA BELS 2X5 U NEVEN ;2/6 /91 08:18 ; | |
5536 | LRLABEL2 ;SLC/TGA - PRINTS LA BELS ORDER # FIRST ; 2/6/91 08 :17 ; | |
5537 | LRLABEL3 ;SLC/RWF - PRINTS ME DLAB LABEL S ;2/6/91 08:06 ; | |
5538 | LRLABEL5 ;DUR/KT/AT - PRINTS ON VAF 10- 1392 LABEL S ;2/6/91 08:05 ; | |
5539 | LRLABEL6 ;SLC/FHS - BAR CODE LABELS FOR THE INTER MEC PRINTE R | |
5540 | LRLABELA ;SLC/RAF - INTERMEC 4100 2 LAB EL PRINT B ARCODE/PLA IN ;10/20/ 93 10:16 | |
5541 | LRLABELB ;SLC/JL/RA F - 10 PAR T LABELS F OR THE INT ERMEC 4100 PRINTER | |
5542 | LRLABELF ;SLC/CJS/D ALISC/DRH - PRINT CO LLECTION L IST (CONT. ) ; 3/28/8 9 19:39 ; | |
5543 | LRLABLD ;SLC/TGA - LABELS ON DEMAND ; 5/22/87 2 0:42 ; | |
5544 | LRLABLD0 ;DALISC/FH S/DRH - LA BELS ON DE MAND FOR F UTURE LAB COLLECT | |
5545 | LRLABLDS ;DALISC/FH S/DRH - PR INT SINGLE LABELS ON DEMAND FO R FUTURE L AB COLLECT | |
5546 | LRLABLIO ;SLC/TGA - TESTS LAB EL PRINTER ;8/8/89 11:17 ; | |
5547 | LRLABXOL ;RVAMC/PLS /DALISC/FH S - REPRIN T ACCESSIO N LABELS F OR ENTIRE ORDER ; 5/ 19/93 07: 40 | |
5548 | LRLABXT ;SLC/TGA - REPRINTS DEMAND LAB ELS ;2/19/ 91 10:38 ; | |
5549 | LRLAM ;SLC/CJS - STUFF AMI S DATA INT O LAM GLOB AL ;2/5/91 14:18 ; | |
5550 | LRLIST ;SLC/RWF/C JS - LAB R ESULTS LIS T ;2/19/91 10:39 | |
5551 | LRLISTE ;SLC/RWF/C JS/DALISC/ FHS/JBM/DR H - LAB RE SULTS LIST , EXTENDED ;2/19/91 10:39 | |
5552 | LRLL ;SLC/RWF - LOAD LIST CONTROL ; 2/19/91 1 0:41 ; | |
5553 | LRLL1 ;SLC/RWF - LOAD LIST SCAN. ;2/ 19/91 10: 42 ; | |
5554 | LRLL1A ;SLC/RWF - LOAD LIST CONTROL ; 2/23/89 17:29 ; | |
5555 | LRLL2 ;SLC/RWF - LOAD LIST BUILD ;2/ 6/91 07:4 5 ; | |
5556 | LRLL3 ;SLC/RWF - LOAD LIST BUILD UTI LITY ;2/5/ 91 14:34 ; | |
5557 | LRLL4 ;SLC/RWF - LOAD LIST BUILD, CO NT. (Contr ol's) ;2/6 /91 07:44 ; | |
5558 | LRLLP ;SLC/RWF - LOAD LIST PRINT ;2/ 19/91 10: 43 ; | |
5559 | LRLLP2 ;SLC/RWF - TRAY LIST PRINT ;2/ 5/91 14:3 7 ; | |
5560 | LRLLP3 ;SLC/RWF/M ILW/JMC - SEQUENCE L IST PRINT ;2/5/91 1 4:38 ; | |
5561 | LRLLP4 ;SLC/RWF - SET UP DI SPLAY ORDE R FOR PRIN T ;2/5/91 14:38 ; | |
5562 | LRLLP5 ;SLC/RWA/M ILW/JMC- E XPANDED TR AY LIST PR INT ;2/5/9 1 14:39 ; | |
5563 | LRLLS ;SLC/RWF - LOAD LIST FIX UP ; 8/17/87 1 1:16 ; | |
5564 | LRLLS2 ;SLC/RWF/M ILW/JMC- L OAD LIST F IX UP ;2/5 /91 14:40 ; | |
5565 | LRLLS3 ;SLC/RWF - MORE LOAD /WORK LIST CODE ;2/5 /91 14:41 ; | |
5566 | LRLLU ;SLC/RWF - LOAD LIST UTILITY ; 6/2/86 8 :10 AM ; | |
5567 | LRLS ;SLC/BA- P REINIT FOR AMIS FILE ;2/5/91 14:48 ; | |
5568 | LRLSR ;SLC/RWF - REPORT SO RT UTILITY ;2/5/91 14:49 ; | |
5569 | LRLSTWRK ;SLC/CJS/D ALISC/DRH - BRIEF AC CESSION LI ST ;2/19/9 1 10:44 ; | |
5570 | LRLSTWRL ;SLC/CJS/D ALISC/DRH - BRIEF AC CESSION LI ST PART 2 ;2/6/91 0 7:41 ; | |
5571 | LRLTR ;SLC/RWF - PRINT BIG LETTERS ; 10/6/87 11:56 ; | |
5572 | LRLTR2 ;SLC/DCM - SET-UP LE TTERS ; 6/ 2/86 8:11 AM ; | |
5573 | LRMIBL ;AVAMC/REG - BATCH O RDERING/AC CESSION LO GING ; 8/2 5/87 08:3 7 ; | |
5574 | LRMIBUG ;AVAMC/REG ,SLC/CJS,B A- DISPLAY ORGANISMS ;6/5/89 09:21 ; | |
5575 | LRMIEDZ ;AVAMC/REG /SLC/CJS/B A - MICROB IOLOGY EDI T ROUTINE ;4/24/89 14:35 ; | |
5576 | LRMIEDZ2 ;SLC/CJS/B A,AVAMC/RE G - MICROB IOLOGY EDI T ROUTINE ; 2/22/89 11:16 ; | |
5577 | LRMIEDZ3 ;SLC/CJS/B A - MICROB IOLOGY EDI T ROUTINE CONT. ; 7/ 21/87 11: 01 ; | |
5578 | LRMIEDZ4 ;DALISC/FH S - CONTIN U MICROBIO LOGY EDIT ;3/24/92 | |
5579 | LRMIHDR ;SLC/CJS/B A - HEALTH DEPARTMEN T REPORT ; 2/19/91 1 0:46 ; | |
5580 | LRMILL ;SLC/DLG - BUILD LOA D LIST FOR MICROSCAN ;4/4/89 21:38 ; | |
5581 | LRMINEW ;SLC/CJS/B A - NEW DA TA TO BE R EVIEWED/VE RIFIED ;4/ 24/89 14: 36 ; | |
5582 | LRMINEW1 ;SLC/CJS/B A - NEW DA TA TO BE R EVIEWED/VE RIFIED ; 1 1/23/87 1 6:34 ; | |
5583 | LRMINEW2 ;SLC/CJS/B A - NEW DA TA TO BE R EVIEWED/VE RIFIED ;2/ 19/91 10: 49 ; | |
5584 | LRMIPC ;SLC/CJS/B A - MICROB IOLOGY CUM ULATIVE PA TIENT REPO RT ;2/19/9 1 10:51 ; | |
5585 | LRMIPLOG ;SLC/CJS/B A - PRINT BY LOG NUM BER ;2/19/ 91 10:53 ; | |
5586 | LRMIPSU ;AVAMC/REG /SLC/CJS/B A - MICRO PATIENT RE PORT ; 10/ 7/87 08:4 2 ; | |
5587 | LRMIPSZ ;AVAMC/REG /SLC/CJS/B A - MICRO PRINT/SING LE SPECIME N REPORT ; 2/19/91 1 0:55 ; | |
5588 | LRMIPSZ1 ;AVAMC/REG /SLC/CJS/B A - MICRO PATIENT RE PORT ;2/19 /91 10:57 ; | |
5589 | LRMIPSZ2 ;AVAMC/REG /SLC/CJS/B A - MICRO PATIENT RE PORT - BAC TERIA, SIC /SBC, MIC ;3/28/90 15:23 ; | |
5590 | LRMIPSZ3 ;SLC/CJS/B A- MICRO P ATIENT REP ORT - STER ILITY, PAR ASITES, VI RUS ; 6/22 /87 16:15 ; | |
5591 | LRMIPSZ4 ;SLC/CJS/B A - MICRO PATIENT RE PORT - AFB , FUNGUS ; 6/22/87 16:17 ; | |
5592 | LRMIPSZ5 ;AVAMC/REG /SLC/CJS/B A - MICRO PATIENT RE PORT - BAC TERIA, ANT IBIOTICS ; 10/24/88 16:18 ; | |
5593 | LRMIS ;AVAMC/REG - DELETE MICROBIOLO GY AUDITS ;4/26/89 14:38 | |
5594 | LRMISEZ ;AVAMC/REG /SLC/BA - MICROBIOLO GY INFECTI ON CONTROL DATA ; 2/ 14/89 17: 10 ; | |
5595 | LRMISEZ1 ;AVAMC/REG /SLC/BA - MICROBIOLO GY INFECTI ON CONTROL DATA;4/17 /91 14:29; | |
5596 | LRMISEZ2 ;AVAMC/REG /SLC/BA - MICRO INFE CTION CTRL SURVEY ; 10/1/87 1 7:12 ; | |
5597 | LRMISEZ3 ;AVAMC/REG /SLC/BA - MICRO INF CTRL SURVE Y CONT'D ; 10/1/87 17:15 ; | |
5598 | LRMISEZ4 ;AVAMC/REG /SLC/BA - MICRO INF CTRL SURVE Y COND'T; 3/28/87 6 :41 PM ; | |
5599 | LRMISEZA ;AVAMC/REG /SLC/BA - MICROBIOLO GY INF CON TROL DATA ; 10/9/87 16:18 ; | |
5600 | LRMISEZB ;AVAMC/REG /SLC/BA - MICROBIOLO GY INFECTI ON CONTROL DATA ; 7/ 11/87 01: 50 ; | |
5601 | LRMISR ;SLC/CJS/B A - INPUT TRANSFORM FOR ANTIBI OTIC SENSI TIVITIES ; 6/14/89 0 8:36 ; | |
5602 | LRMISR1 ;SLC/BA - INPUT TRAN SFORM FOR ANTIBIOTIC SENSITIVI TIES; 7/14 /87 09:34; | |
5603 | LRMISTF ;SLC/CJS/B A - MASS D ATA ENTRY INTO FILE 63.05 ;4/2 4/89 14:4 0 ; | |
5604 | LRMISTF1 ;SLC/CJS/B A - MASS D ATA ENTRY INTO FILE 63.05 ; 11 /23/87 17 :24 ; | |
5605 | LRMITS ;SLC/STAFF - MICRO T REND ;10/1 4/92 15:5 9 | |
5606 | LRMITSE ;SLC/STAFF - MICRO T REND ENTRY ;3/4/93 17:07 | |
5607 | LRMITSEC ;SLC/STAFF - MICRO T REND ENTRY COMPREHEN SIVE ;10/1 9/92 10:0 8 | |
5608 | LRMITSES ;SLC/STAFF - MICRO T REND ENTRY SELECTION S ;10/18/9 2 16:03 | |
5609 | LRMITSP ;SLC/STAFF - MICRO T REND PROCE SS ;3/4/93 16:59 | |
5610 | LRMITSPC ;SLC/STAFF - MICRO T REND PROCE SS COUNT ; 10/17/92 23:16 | |
5611 | LRMITSPE ;SLC/STAFF - MICRO T REND PROCE SS EXTRACT ;10/28/93 15:17 | |
5612 | LRMITSPO ;SLC/STAFF - MICRO T REND PROCE SS ORGANIS MS ;3/4/93 14:54 | |
5613 | LRMITSPS ;SLC/STAFF - MICRO T REND PROCE SS SETUP ; 10/12/92 20:07 | |
5614 | LRMITSR ;SLC/STAFF - MICRO T REND REPOR T ;10/17/9 2 22:52 | |
5615 | LRMITSRH ;SLC/STAFF - MICRO T REND REPOR T HEADER ; 10/12/92 20:26 | |
5616 | LRMITSRS ;SLC/STAFF - MICRO T REND REPOR T SETUP ;1 1/7/93 12 :33 | |
5617 | LRMIU4 ;SLC/RWF,B A - READ M ICRO ACCES SION ; 2/2 7/89 08:3 3 ; | |
5618 | LRMIUT ;SLC/CJS/B A/AVAMC/RE G - MICROB IOLOGY UTI LITIES ; 1 0/9/87 16 :19 ; | |
5619 | LRMIUT1 ;SLC/BA/MI LW/JMC - I NPUT TRANS FORMS FOR MICRO ; 4/ 5/88 4:54 PM ; | |
5620 | LRMIV ;SLC/DLG - MICROBIOL OGY VERIFY AUTO INST ROUTINE ; 4/24/89 1 4:41 ; | |
5621 | LRMIV1 ;SLC/DLG - LAB ROUTI NE DATA VE RIFICATION ;2/6/91 08:21 ; | |
5622 | LRMIV2 ;SLC/DLG - MICROBIOL OGY VERIFY AUTO INST ROUTINE ; 12/6/88 17:28 ; | |
5623 | LRMIV3 ;SLC/DLG - MICROBIOL OGY VERIFY AUTO INST ROUTINE C ONT.;9/9/8 8 1:03 PM; | |
5624 | LRMIV4 ;SLC/DLG - MICRO DIS PLAY ANTIB IOTICS FOR VERIFY ; 12/8/88 2 3:02 ; | |
5625 | LRMIVER ;SLC/CJS/B A - MICROB IOLOGY CHA RT COPY AP PROVAL ;4/ 24/89 14: 42 ; | |
5626 | LRMIVER1 ;SLC/CJS/B A- MICRO C HART COPY APPROVAL C ONT. ;2/19 /91 11:01 ; | |
5627 | LRMIXALL ;DALISC/FH S - RE IND EX "AI" "A J" "AS" FO R ^LAB(62. 06 | |
5628 | LRMIXPD ;SLC/BA - LAB DESCRI PTIONS ;2/ 6/91 08:2 3 ; | |
5629 | LRMIXR1 ;SLC/BA - X-REF FOR ANTIBIOTIC INTERPRET ATION ^LAB (62.06,"AJ ") ; 8/5/8 7 10:40 ; | |
5630 | LRMIXR2 ;SLC/BA - X-REF FOR DISPLAY SC REEN ^LAB( 62.06,"AS" ,; 8/5/87 10:40 ; | |
5631 | LRMIXR3 ;SLC/BA - ANTIBIOTIC INTERPRET ATION ^LAB (62.06,"AI ", X-REF ; 4/4/87 2 1:05 ; | |
5632 | LRMIZAP ;SLC/BA - MICRO CONV ERSION ; 8 /5/87 18: 18 ; | |
5633 | LRMIZAP1 ;SLC/BA - MICRO CONV ERSION ; 4 /4/87 21: 05 ; | |
5634 | LRMRSHRT ;SLC/CJS - MULTI-RUL E SHEWHART QUALITY C ONTROL ;2/ 6/91 08:3 5 ; | |
5635 | LRNDLST ;SLC/CJS - PRINT LIS T OF NON-D RAW ORDERS ;2/19/91 11:03 ; | |
5636 | LRNIGHT ;SLC/CJS/A VAMC/REG - NIGHTLY L AB CLEANUP ;6/5/90 21:08 ; | |
5637 | LRNIGHT1 ;SLC/DCM - NIGHTLY L AB CLEANUP (^LAM,^LR O(67.9) ;2 /6/91 08: 47 ; | |
5638 | LRNIGHT2 ;AVAMC/REG - STUFF C AP DATA IN TO LAM GLO BAL ;2/6/9 1 08:48 ; | |
5639 | LRNITEG ;SLC/FHS - INTEGRITY CHECKER F OR LAB SER VICE PACKA GE;8/3/89 17:52 ; | |
5640 | LRNITEGL ;SLC/FHS - LOAD INTE RGRITY FIL E 69.91 ; 4/7/89 00 :05 ; | |
5641 | LRNODRAW ;SLC/CJS - PRINT LIS T OF NON-D RAW ORDERS ;2/19/91 11:04 ; | |
5642 | LRNORMAL ;SLC/RWF - TO RETURN TEST NORM ALS ;2/6/9 1 08:54 ; | |
5643 | LRNPXA ;SLC/MRH/F HS - NEW P ERSON CONV ERSION FOR ^LAR("Z" ; 1/23/93 | |
5644 | LRNPXA0 ;SLC/MRH/F HS/J0 - NE W PERSON C ONVERSION FOR ^LAR(" Z" ; 1/23/ 93 | |
5645 | LRNPXA1 ;SLC/MRH/F HS/JB0 - N EW PERSON CONVERSION FOR ^LAR( "Z" ; 1/23 /93 | |
5646 | LRNUM ;SLC/BA - NUMERIC IN PUT TRANSF ORM ;2/6/9 1 08:55 ; | |
5647 | LRO ;SLC/DCM - Being rep laced ;1/1 0/91 16:0 ; | |
5648 | LRO1 ;SLC/DCM - Being rep laced ; 3/ 9/89 19:3 9 ; | |
5649 | LRO2 ;SLC/DCM - Being rep laced ;1/1 0/91 16:0 1 ; | |
5650 | LRO3 ;SLC/DCM - Being rep laced ; 7/ 3/89 15:0 7 ; | |
5651 | LRO4 ;SLC/DCM - Being rep laced ;1/3 1/91 08:4 6 ; | |
5652 | LRO5 ;SLC/DCM - Being rep laced ;1/1 0/91 16:0 1 ; | |
5653 | LRO6 ;SLC/DCM - Being rep laced ; 2/ 14/89 18: 07 ; | |
5654 | LRO7 ;SLC/DCM - Being rep laced ;1/9 /91 17:32 ; | |
5655 | LRO8 ;SLC/DCM - Being rep laced ;1/1 0/91 16:0 ; | |
5656 | LROC ;SLC/CJS - ORDER LIS T CLEAN-UP ;2/6/91 10:46 ; | |
5657 | LROC1 ;SLC/CJS - TO CLEAN UP LAB ANC ILLARY FIL E ;2/6/91 10:53 ; | |
5658 | LROCM ;SLC/FHS - WARNING M ESSAGE ORD ER LIST CL EAN-UP ;8/ 8/89 07:4 8 | |
5659 | LROE ;SLC/CJS - LAB ORDER ENTRY AND ACCESSION ;2/6/91 09:25 ; | |
5660 | LROE1 ;SLC/CJS - MORE ORDE R ENTRY ;6 /24/91 10 :52 ; | |
5661 | LROE2 ;DALISC/FH S - CONTIN UED MORE O RDER ENTRY ; 3/24/92 | |
5662 | LROI ;SLC/CJS - LAB ORDER INFORMATI ON UPDATE ; 8/25/87 08:46 ; | |
5663 | LROLOVER ;SLC/CJS - ROLL OVER DAILY LAB ACCESSION NUMBERS ; 2/19/91 1 1:07 ; | |
5664 | LROPT ;SLC/BA- H ELP FRAME INFO ON LA B OPTIONS ;2/19/91 11:09 ; | |
5665 | LROPTLST ;SLC/FHS - LIST OPTI ONS FOR VE RIFICATION ;2/19/91 11:10 ; | |
5666 | LROR ;SLC/CJS - LAB MODUL E FOR OR ; 3/29/90 1 6:39 ; | |
5667 | LROR1 ;SLC/DCM - LAB MODUL E FOR OR ( CONT.) ; 3 /29/89 10 :09 ; | |
5668 | LROR2 ;SLC/BA,DC M - PRINT THE DATA F OR OR REPO RTS ;3/29/ 90 16:43 ; | |
5669 | LROR3 ;SLC/DCM - CANCEL,PU RGE,SETUP, CLEAN EXEC UTES ;11/2 6/90 10:1 0 ; | |
5670 | LROR4 ;SLC/DCM - MICRO DET AILED DISP LAY ON ORD ERS ;4/17/ 91 14:29 ; | |
5671 | LROR4A ;AVAMC/REG /SLC/CJS/B A - MICRO PATIENT RE PORT - BAC TERIA, SIC /SBC, MIC ; 3/16/88 2:41 PM ; | |
5672 | LROR4B ;AVAMC/REG /SLC/CJS/B A - MICRO PATIENT RE PORT - BAC TERIA, ANT IBIOTICS ; 3/16/88 3:47 PM ; | |
5673 | LROR5 ;SLC/CJS - LAB MODUL E FOR OR ; 12/5/88 09:34 ; | |
5674 | LROR6 ;SLC/DCM - EDIT LAB ORDERS FOR OE/RR ;9/ 11/89 16: 55 ; | |
5675 | LROR6A ;SLC/DCM - EDIT UNRE LEASED LAB ORDERS FO R OE/RR ;9 /11/89 16 :55 ; | |
5676 | LROR6B ;SLC/DCM/R WA - EDIT UNRELEASED LAB ORDER S FOR OE/R R CONT;9/1 1/89 16:55 ; | |
5677 | LROR7 ;SLC/DCM - RENEW LAB ORDERS ;5 /1/89 17: 51 ; | |
5678 | LROR8 ;SLC/DCM - FLAG/HOLD ORDERS ;5 /1/89 17: 46 ; | |
5679 | LROR9 ;SLC/DCM - ADD TESTS TO AN EXI STING ORDE R THRU OE/ RR; 9/23/8 8 15:15 ; 2/8/91 07 :29 ; | |
5680 | LRORD ;SLC/CJS - LAZY ACCE SSION LOGG ING ;2/6/9 1 12:54 ; | |
5681 | LRORD1 ;SLC/RWF - LAZY ACCE SSION LOGG ING ;2/6/9 1 13:11 ; | |
5682 | LRORD2 ;SLC/CJS - MORE OF L AZY ACCESS ION LOGGIN G ;2/6/91 12:57 ; | |
5683 | LRORD2A ;SLC/FHS - CHECK FOR MAX FREQ OF ORDERS ;2/6/91 1 3:00 | |
5684 | LRORD3 ;SLC/CJS - MORE LAZY ACCESSION LOGGING ; 2/6/91 13 :01 ; | |
5685 | LRORDD ;SLC/FHS - CHECK FOR DIFFERENT URGENCY W ITH IN ORD ER ;2/6/91 13:05 ; | |
5686 | LRORDERN ;SLC/CJS - DETERMINE NEXT LROR DER NUMBER ; 6/2/86 8:33 AM ; | |
5687 | LRORDIM ;DALISC/FH S - PROCES S IMMEDIAT E LAB COLL ECT ALLOWA BLE COLLET CTION TIME S | |
5688 | LRORDK ;SLC/FHS - CLEAN UP AFTER ACCE SSIONING P ROCESS ;8/ 7/89 13:5 8 | |
5689 | LRORDST ;SLC/CJS/R WF - SET T HE ORDER A ND ACCESSI ON ;2/6/91 13:17 ; | |
5690 | LRORDST1 ;SLC/CJS/R WF - Being replaced ;3/29/90 16:40 ; | |
5691 | LROS ;SLC/CJS - LAB ORDER STATUS ;2 /6/91 13: 26 ; | |
5692 | LROSPLG ;B'HAM ISC /ADM - MOV E SP DATA FROM SURGI CAL RECORD ;4/12/94 08:54 | |
5693 | LROSPLG1 ;B'HAM ISC /ADM - STA TUS OF SUR GICAL CASE ;4/12/94 08:55 | |
5694 | LROSPLG2 ;B'HAM ISC /ADM - COP Y INFO FRO M OPERATIO N RECORD; 09 AUG 199 3 9:57 AM ;4/12/94 08:56 | |
5695 | LROSX0 ;SLC/DCM - Being rep laced ;1/2 9/91 14:4 4 | |
5696 | LROSX1 ;SLC/DCM - Being rep laced ;7/1 7/90 12:1 7 | |
5697 | LROW ;SLC/CJS - LAB ORDER ENTRY, WA RD ;2/6/91 13:30 ; | |
5698 | LROW1 ;SLC/CJS - TEST & SA MP ;2/6/91 13:32 ; | |
5699 | LROW1A ;SLC/CJS - TEST & SA MP CONTINU ED FROM LR OW1; 12/12 /88 18:48 ;8/30/89 10:48 | |
5700 | LROW2 ;SLC/CJS - TEST & SA MPLE VERIF ICATION ;2 /6/91 13: 49 ; | |
5701 | LROW2A ;SLC/FHS - CONTINUIN G TEST & S AMPLE VERI FICATION; ;2/6/91 1 3:50 | |
5702 | LROW2P ;SLC/TGA - PRINTS WA RD COLLECT ORDER IN LAB ;2/19/ 91 11:11 ; | |
5703 | LROW2RP ;SLC/RWA - OPTION TO REPRINT A ORDER ;2/ 6/91 13:5 5 ; | |
5704 | LROW3 ;SLC/CJS/M ILW/JMC - LIST THE T ESTS ORDER ED AND ALL OW EDITING ;2/6/91 13:57 ; | |
5705 | LROW4 ;SLC/CJS - LAB ORDER ENTRY, WA RD (CONT.) ;7/28/89 20:08 ; | |
5706 | LROW5 ;SLC/CJS - LAB ORDER ENTRY, WA RD ;2/6/91 13:59 ; | |
5707 | LRPARAM ;SLC/CJS/D ALISC/FHS - SET LAB PARAMETERS ;2/6/91 14:25 ; | |
5708 | LRPHEXPT ;SLC/CJS/R WF - EXCEP TION LOGIN OF ACCESS IONS ; 8/3 /87 16:01 ; | |
5709 | LRPHITE1 ;SLC/CJS - LRPHITEM, CONT. ; 7 /19/88 12 :15 ; | |
5710 | LRPHITE2 ;SLC/CJS - LRPHITEM CONT. ; 2/ 23/88 10: 44 ; | |
5711 | LRPHITE3 ;SLC/CJS/R WF- ITEMIZ ED LOGIN ; 9/8/87 1 2:39 ; | |
5712 | LRPHITEM ;SLC/CJS/R WF- ITEMIZ ED LOGIN ; 6/24/91 1 0:49 ; | |
5713 | LRPHLIS1 ;SLC/CJS - PRINT COL LECTION LI ST (CONT.) ; 3/28/89 19:39 ; | |
5714 | LRPHLIST ;SLC/CJS - PRINT COL LECTION LI ST ;2/19/9 1 11:13 ; | |
5715 | LRPHSET ;SLC/CJS - COLLECTIO N LIST TO ACCESSIONS ;2/19/91 11:16 ; | |
5716 | LRPHSET1 ;SLC/CJS - COLLECTIO N LIST TO ACCESSIONS ;7/11/90 11:50 ; | |
5717 | LRPHSET2 ;SLC/RWA - COLLECTIO N LIST TO ACCESSIONS CONT ; | |
5718 | LRQC ;SLC/CJS - QUALITY C ONTROL DIS PLAY ; 6/2 /86 8:38 AM ; | |
5719 | LRQCC ;SLC/CJS - QUALITY C ONTROL FOR BULL ALGO RITHM ;2/6 /91 14:28 ; | |
5720 | LRQCLOG ;SLC/CJS - QUALITY C ONTROL LOG GING ;3/28 /90 15:20 ; | |
5721 | LRRD ;SLC/DCM/B A - INTERI M REPORT B Y PHYSICIA N ;2/19/91 11:33 ; | |
5722 | LRRK ;SLC/BA - INTERIM RE PORT CLEAN UP ; 3/16/ 88 8:00 P M ; | |
5723 | LRRP ;SLC/RWF/B A - PROCES S DATA FOR INTERIM R EPORTS ; 1 1/10/88 0 8:48 ; | |
5724 | LRRP1 ;SLC/RWF/B A - PRINT THE DATA F OR INTERIM REPORTS ; 11/9/88 17:31 ; | |
5725 | LRRP2 ;SLC/RWF - INTERIM R EPORT ;10/ 24/91 09: 58 ; | |
5726 | LRRP3 ;SLC/RWF/B A - INTERI M REPORT F OR SELECTE D TESTS ;2 /19/91 11 :38 ; | |
5727 | LRRP4 ;SLC/DCM - INTERIM R EPORT FOR OE/RR PATI ENT LISTS ;12/10/90 13:39 | |
5728 | LRRP5 ;DALISC/JB M - COLLEC TION REPOR T ;10/20/9 2 | |
5729 | LRRP5A ;DALISC/JB M - COLLEC TION REPOR T-PRINT ;1 0/20/92 | |
5730 | LRRP6 ;DALISC/J0 - LAB TES T/WORKLOAD CODE REPO RTS ;12/07 /92 | |
5731 | LRRP6A1 ;DALISC/J0 - LAB TES T SUMMARY REPORT-BUI LD ;11/27/ 92 | |
5732 | LRRP6A2 ;DALISC/J0 - LAB TES T SUMMARY REPORT-CON DENSED ;11 /27/92 | |
5733 | LRRP6A3 ;DALISC/J0 - LAB TES T SUMMARY REPORT-DET AILED ;12/ 08/92 | |
5734 | LRRP6B1 ;DALISC/J0 - WORKLOA D CODE SUM MARY REPOR T-BUILD ;1 1/27/92 | |
5735 | LRRP6B2 ;DALISC/J0 - WORKLOA D CODE SUM MARY REPOR T-CONDENSE D ;11/27/9 2 | |
5736 | LRRP6B3 ;DALISC/J0 - WORKLOA D CODE SUM MARY REPOR T-DETAILED ;12/08/92 | |
5737 | LRRP7 ;DALISC/J0 - MANUAL WKLD STATS REPORT ; 5/19/93 | |
5738 | LRRP8 ;DALISC/TN N/J0 - WKL D STATS RE PORT BY SH IFT ; 4/9/ 93 | |
5739 | LRRP8A ;DALISC/TN N/J0 - WKL D STATS RE PORT BY SH IFT ; 4/9/ 93 | |
5740 | LRRP8B ;DALISC/TN N/J0 - WKL D STATS RE PORT BY SH IFT ; 4/9/ 93 | |
5741 | LRRP8C ;DALISC/TN N/J0 - WKL D STATS RE PORT BY SH IFT ; 4/9/ 93 | |
5742 | LRRS ;SLC/DCM/B A/DALISC/F HS - INTER IM REPORT BY LOCATIO N (MANUAL QUEUE) ;2/ 19/91 11: 39 ; | |
5743 | LRRS12 ;SLC/DCM,B A/DALISC/F HS/DRH - I NTERIM REP ORT BY LOC ATION (MAN UAL QUEUE) ;2/19/91 11:39 ; | |
5744 | LRRS13 ;SLC/DCM,B A/DALISC/F HS/DRH - I NTERIM REP ORT BY LOC ATION (MAN UAL QUEUE) ;2/19/91 11:39 ; | |
5745 | LRRSP ;SLC/RWF/B A - INTERI M REPORT F OR SELECTE D TESTS AS ORDERED ; 2/19/91 1 1:41 ; | |
5746 | LRSETUP ;SLC/CJS/D ALISC/FHS - REINITIA LIZE DATA FILES ;2/6 /91 14:34 ; | |
5747 | LRSLOW ;SLC/CJS/D ALISC/FHS - MODIFIED FAST ENTR Y ;2/5/91 13:15 ; | |
5748 | LRSMAC ;SLC/RWF - CHEM. LAB SMAC REPO RT ;2/19/9 1 13:08 ; | |
5749 | LRSOR ;SLC/RWF/C JS - SOME SPECIAL OU TPUT ROUTI NES ;2/6/9 1 15:19 ; | |
5750 | LRSOR1 ;SLC/RWF/C JS - SOME SPECIAL OU TPUT ROUTI NES ; 6/2/ 86 8:43 A M ; | |
5751 | LRSORA ;DRH/DALIS C - HIGH/L OW VALUE R EPORT ;2/1 9/91 11:4 2 ; | |
5752 | LRSORA0 ;DRH/DALIS C - Conti nuation of LRSORA 0 7-28-93 | |
5753 | LRSORA1 ;SLC/KCM - CREATE SE ARCH LOGIC ; 8/5/87 11:40 ; | |
5754 | LRSORA2 ;SLC/KCM/D ALISC/DRH - SEARCH L AB DATA AN D PRINT RE PORT ;8/28 /89 12:07; | |
5755 | LRSORA3 ;SLC/KCM - SEARCH LA B DATA AND PRINT REP ORT ;8/28/ 89 12:07 ; | |
5756 | LRSORB ;SLC/RWF - SCAN PART OF LRSORA ; 7/3/86 12:47 PM ; | |
5757 | LRSORC ;SLC/RWF/D ALISC/JBM - CRITICAL VALUE REP ORT ; 8/30 /87 17:25 ; | |
5758 | LRSORC1 ;SLC/RWF/D ALISC/JBM - CRITICAL VALUE REP ORT ; 8/30 /87 17:25 ; | |
5759 | LRSORC1A ;DALISC/DR H - LRSORC Continued ;07-22-93 | |
5760 | LRSORD ;SLC/RWF/D ALISC/JBM - CRITICAL VALUE REP ORT ; 8/30 /87 17:25 ; | |
5761 | LRSORD1 ;SLC/RWF/D ALISC/JBM- CRITICAL VALUE REPO RT ; 8/30/ 87 17:25 ; | |
5762 | LRSORD1A ;DALISC/DR H - LRSORC Continued ;07-22-93 | |
5763 | LRSPDA ;AVAMC/REG - SURGICA L PATH DAT A ENTRY ; 9/11/88 1 7:13 ; | |
5764 | LRSPGD ;AVAMC/REG - ANATOMI C PATH DES CRIPTION ; 2/24/94 0 9:45 ; | |
5765 | LRSPRPT ;AVAMC/REG - CY/EM/S P PATIENT RPT ;1/4/9 4 08:55 ; | |
5766 | LRSPRPT1 ;AVAMC/REG - SURG PA TH RPT PRI NT CONT. ; 7/15/93 1 5:19 ; | |
5767 | LRSPRPT2 ;AVAMC/REG - SURG PA TH PRINT S NOMED ;7/1 5/93 15:2 0 ; | |
5768 | LRSPRPTM ;AVAMC/REG - MODIFIE D PATH REP ORT ;7/18/ 93 08:38 ; | |
5769 | LRSPS ;AVAMC/REG - CY/EM/S P PATH SEA RCH LROPT SELECTOR; 6/24/86 12 :21 PM ; | |
5770 | LRSPSICD ;AVAMC/REG - CY/EM/S P ICD SEAR CH ;3/9/94 13:26 ; | |
5771 | LRSPSICP ;AVAMC/REG - SEARCH BY ICD COD E PRINT ;9 /14/89 19 :05 ; | |
5772 | LRSPT ;AVAMC/REG - AP PREL IMINARY RE PORTS ;9/1 /93 12:27 ; | |
5773 | LRSTATUS ;SLC/FHS - TO CHECK SYSTEM STA TUS OF AUT O INSTRUME NT JOBS ;1 1/6/89 12 :03 | |
5774 | LRSTOPC ;DALISC/FH S - MANUAL LY RECORD CLINIC STO P CODES FO R LAB | |
5775 | LRSTUF ;SLC/CJS - MASS DATA ENTRY INT O FILE 63. 04 ; 10/8/ 87 19:28 ; | |
5776 | LRSTUF1 ;SLC/CJS - MASS DATA ENTRY INT O FILE 63. 04 ;2/6/91 15:47 ; | |
5777 | LRSTUF2 ;SLC/CJS - MASS DATA ENTRY INT O FILE 63. 04 ;2/6/91 15:49 ; | |
5778 | LRU ;AVAMC/REG - LAB UTI LITY ;4/22 /94 13:05 ; | |
5779 | LRUA ;AVAMC/REG - ANAT PA TH UTILITY ;7/15/93 15:37 ; | |
5780 | LRUB ;AVAMC/REG - GET 62. 5 ENTRIES ; 11/12/88 07:45 ; | |
5781 | LRUBL ;AVAMC/REG - FIND PA TIENT MISM ATCHES ;2 /18/93 13 :24 | |
5782 | LRUC ;AVAMC/REG - GET PAT IENT LOCAT ION ;7/25/ 89 21:21 ; | |
5783 | LRUCE ;AVAMC/REG - LAB COM MENT EDIT ; 6/2/86 9:03 AM ; | |
5784 | LRUCLR ;SLC/CJS/A VAMC/REG - CLEAN UP WORKLIST F ILE ; 11/1 2/88 07:5 5 ; | |
5785 | LRUCN ;AVAMC/REG - LAB CON SULTS ;2/1 8/93 12:3 4 ; | |
5786 | LRUCNBB ;AVAMC/REG - COOMBS/ ANTIBODY R EPORT ;02/ 12/89 12: 30 ; | |
5787 | LRUD ;AVAMC/REG - STUFF D ATA CHANGE S ;1/14/91 10:58 ; | |
5788 | LRUD1 ;AVAMC/REG - STUFF D ATA CHANGE IN COMMEN T FIELD ;1 /14/91 09 :44 | |
5789 | LRUDEL ;AVAMC/REG - DELETE AN AP ACCE SSION NUMB ER ;6/12/9 3 09:13 ; | |
5790 | LRUDIT ;AVAMC/REG - DATA CH ANGE AUDIT ;4/19/89 14:25 ; | |
5791 | LRUDPT ;AVAMC/REG - POW PTS ;2/18/93 12:36 ; | |
5792 | LRUE ;AVAMC/REG - RESULTS FOR SELEC TED LAB TE STS ;3/3/9 4 12:11 ; | |
5793 | LRUER ;AVAMC/REG - ERROR T RACKING ;2 /22/94 07 :03 ; | |
5794 | LRUET ;AVAMC/REG - RESULTS FOR A TES T RANGE ;2 /18/93 12 :43 ; | |
5795 | LRUFILE ;AVAMC/REG - FILE OU TLINE ;2/1 8/93 12:4 6 ; | |
5796 | LRUG ;AVAMC/REG - GET LRD FN ;8/23/9 3 09:18 ; | |
5797 | LRUL ;AVAMC/REG - PATIENT UTILITY L IST ;6/14/ 92 11:03 | |
5798 | LRULA ;AVAMC/REG - EDIT LO CATION ;3/ 9/94 13:2 8 ; | |
5799 | LRULB ;AVAMC/REG - LAB LOG -BOOK ;2/1 8/93 12:4 8 ; | |
5800 | LRULB1 ;AVAMC/REG - LAB LOG -BOOK CONT . ;3/3/94 14:28 ; | |
5801 | LRULEN ;AVAMC/REG - BYTE CO UNT FOR AC CESSIONS ; 5/9/91 18 :19 ; | |
5802 | LRUMD ;AVAMC/REG - MD SELE CTED LAB R ESULTS ;3/ 10/94 09: 13 ; | |
5803 | LRUMD1 ;AVAMC/REG - MD SELE CTED TESTS /PATIENTS ;6/16/93 13:24 ; | |
5804 | LRUMD2 ;AVAMC/REG - MD SELE CTED TESTS /PATIENTS ;2/18/93 12:57 ; | |
5805 | LRUMDF ;AVAMC/REG - DEFAULT TEST LIST ;8/11/93 17:51 ; | |
5806 | LRUMDM ;AVAMC/REG - MD SELE CTED LAB R ESULTS ;8/ 24/93 15: 01 ; | |
5807 | LRUMDP ;AVAMC/REG - MD SELE CTED LAB R ESULTS ;3/ 10/94 09: 16 ; | |
5808 | LRUMDS ;AVAMC/REG - MD SELE CTED PATIE NT GROUPS ;10/15/91 19:22 ; | |
5809 | LRUMDU ;AVAMC/REG - MD SELE CTED TEST UTILITY ;1 /21/94 08 :17 ; | |
5810 | LRUMDU1 ;AVAMC/REG - MD SELE CTED TEST UTILITY ;2 /18/93 13 :01 | |
5811 | LRUMI ;AVAMC/REG - MICRO R REJCTED SP ECIMEN REP ORT ;10/6/ 93 11:52 ; | |
5812 | LRUMSG ;AVAMC/REG - SEND SP ECIAL MESS AGE ; 12/1 4/88 09:1 6 ; | |
5813 | LRUP ;AVAMC/REG - GET PAR ENT FILE D ATA ; 5/2/ 88 18:23 ; | |
5814 | LRUPA ;AVAMC/REG - LAB ACC ESSION LIS T:DATE & T EST ;3/3/9 4 09:42 ; | |
5815 | LRUPA1 ;AVAMC/REG - LAB ACC ESSION LIS T COND'T ; 3/3/94 10 :07 ; | |
5816 | LRUPA2 ;AVAMC/REG - LAB ACC ESSION LIS T BY PAT ; 2/18/93 1 3:07 ; | |
5817 | LRUPAC ;AVAMC/REG - LAB ACC ESSION COU NTS BY DAT E ;2/18/93 13:08 ; | |
5818 | LRUPACA ;AVAMC/REG - LAB ACC COUNTS BY LOC ;2/18 /93 13:09 ; | |
5819 | LRUPACS ;AVAMC/REG - LAB ACC ESSION COU NTS BY SHI FT ;2/18/9 3 13:09 ; | |
5820 | LRUPACT ;AVAMC/REG - LAB ACC COUNTS BY TREATING SPECIALTY ;9/30/93 11:57 ; | |
5821 | LRUPAD ;AVAMC/REG - LAB ACC ESSION LIS T BY DATE ;3/3/94 1 0:38 ; | |
5822 | LRUPAD1 ;AVAMC/REG - LAB ACC ESSION LIS T COND'T ; 3/3/94 10 :40 ; | |
5823 | LRUPAD2 ;AVAMC/REG - LAB ACC ESSION LIS T BY PATIE NT ;2/18/9 3 13:11 ; | |
5824 | LRUPQ ;AVAMC/REG - LAB RES ULTS BY AC CESSION AR EA ;2/18/9 3 13:12 ; | |
5825 | LRUPQ1 ;AVAMC/REG - LAB RES ULTS BY AC CESSION AR EA (COND'T ) ;3/8/94 09:03 ; | |
5826 | LRUPS ;AVAMC/REG - PATIENT SPEC LOOK -UP ;8/5/9 1 13:42 ; | |
5827 | LRUPT ;AVAMC/REG - PATIENT TESTS ORD ERED BY DA TE ;3/4/93 11:23 ; | |
5828 | LRUPUM ;AVAMC/REG - USER MA NUAL ;3/9/ 94 13:31 | |
5829 | LRUQ ;AVAMC/REG - CHECK F OR BAD POI NTERS TO L AB FILE ;2 /18/93 13 :13 | |
5830 | LRUR ;AVAMC/REG - LAB TES T COUNTS B Y SPECIMEN ;2/18/93 13:14 ; | |
5831 | LRURG ;AVAMC/REG - TRANSFE R ROUTINES ;5/5/91 06:51 ; | |
5832 | LRUSE ;AVAMC/REG - ENTER/E DIT SNOMED FIELDS ; 6/2/86 9: 12 AM ; | |
5833 | LRUSET ;AVAMC/REG - RELEASE REPORTS ; 8/5/87 1 0:43 ; | |
5834 | LRUSNOM ;AVAMC/REG - ANATOMI C PATH REF ERENCES ;4 /12/94 10 :15 ; | |
5835 | LRUSP ;AVAMC/REG - ADD/DEL ETE SPECIA L STAIN ; 10/9/87 1 6:26 ; | |
5836 | LRUT ;AVAMC/REG - TIME DI FFERENCES ; 8/22/88 21:0 ; | |
5837 | LRUTA ;AVAMC/REG - DISPLAY LAB TEST INFO FOR L AB ; 2/14/ 89 17:18 ; | |
5838 | LRUTAD ;AVAMC/REG - ADD/DEL ETE LAB TE ST/PROCEDU RE ; 11/12 /88 09:34 ; | |
5839 | LRUTELL ;AVAMC/REG - FIND EX ISTING ACC ESSION NUM BER ; 6/2/ 86 9:13 A M ; | |
5840 | LRUTL ;AVAMC/REG - GENERAL LAB UTILI TY ;6/21/9 3 09:25 ; | |
5841 | LRUTRAN ;AVAMC/REG - TRANSFE R ^LR(LRDF ,LRSS, TO ^LR(LRDFN# 2,LRSS, ;5 /9/91 18: 24 ; | |
5842 | LRUTT ;AVAMC/REG - LAB TES T TURNAROU ND TIME; 1 2/23/88 12 :45 ;6/12/ 93 12:22 ; | |
5843 | LRUTW ;AVAMC/REG - DISPLAY LAB TEST INFO FOR L AB ; 2/14/ 89 17:19 ; | |
5844 | LRUU ;AVAMC/REG - FIND FI ELD FOR A SUBSCRIPT & PIECE ; 9/2/87 09 :35 ; | |
5845 | LRUV ;AVAMC/REG - EDIT RE F FILE ;3/ 9/94 13:3 8 ; | |
5846 | LRUW ;AVAMC/REG - ACCESSI ON AREA WO RKLIST ;2/ 22/94 07: 21 ; | |
5847 | LRUWG ;AVAMC/REG - SINGLE TEST WORKL IST ;2/22/ 94 09:45 ; | |
5848 | LRUWK ;REG/AVAMC - WORKLOA D UTILITY ;8/20/93 06:57 | |
5849 | LRUWL ;AVAMC/REG - DISPLAY WORKLOAD FOR ACCESS ION ;3/9/9 4 13:40 | |
5850 | LRUWLF ;AVAMC/REG - FILE #6 8 UTILITY ;3/28/91 16:07 ; | |
5851 | LRVER ;SLC/CJS - LAB ROUTI NE DATA VE RIFICATION ;6/24/91 15:45 ; | |
5852 | LRVER1 ;SLC/CJS - LAB ROUTI NE DATA VE RIFICATION ;2/7/91 15:19 ; | |
5853 | LRVER2 ;SLC/CJS - LAB ROUTI NE DATA VE RIFICATION ;2/7/91 11:36 ; | |
5854 | LRVER3 ;SLC/CJS - DATA VERI FICATION ; 2/7/91 11 :43 ; | |
5855 | LRVER3A ;SLC/CJS - DATA VERI FICATION ; 2/7/91 11 :46 ; | |
5856 | LRVER4 ;SLC/CJS - LAB ROUTI NE DATA VE RIFICATION ;2/7/91 12:03 ; | |
5857 | LRVER5 ;SLC/CJS - LAB ROUTI NE DATA VE RIFICATION ;2/7/91 12:04 ; | |
5858 | LRVR ;SLC/CJS - LAB ROUTI NE DATA VE RIFICATION ;3/28/90 17:06 ; | |
5859 | LRVR1 ;SLC/CJS - LAB ROUTI NE DATA VE RIFICATION ;3/28/90 17:14 ; | |
5860 | LRVR2 ;SLC/CJS - LAB ROUTI NE DATA VE RIFICATION ; 10/9/87 16:29 ; | |
5861 | LRVR3 ;SLC/CJS - LAB ROUTI NE DATA VE RIFICATION ; 11/17/8 8 16:17 ; | |
5862 | LRVR4 ;SLC/CJS - LAB ROUTI NE DATA VE RIFICATION ; 2/21/89 21:06 ; | |
5863 | LRVR5 ;SLC/CJS - LAB ROUTI NE DATA VE RIFICATION ;4/20/89 18:02 ; | |
5864 | LRVRKIL ;DALISC/FH S - LAB RO UTINE DATA VERFICATI ON VARIABL E KILLER ; 03/24/92 1 7:30 | |
5865 | LRVRW ;SLC/CJS - LAB ROUTI NE DATA VE RIFICATION BY WORKLI ST; 6/2/86 9:18 AM ; | |
5866 | LRWD ;SLC/RWF - DISPLAY N AMES OF PA TIENTS WIT H RECENTLY VERIFIED DATA ;2/7/ 91 12:06 ; | |
5867 | LRWLHEAD ;SLC/DCM - WORKLIST HEADINGS ; 2/8/91 07 :34 ; | |
5868 | LRWLST ;SLC/CJS,R WF- ACCESS ION SETUP. LROE1,LR STIK & LRF AST CALL H ERE ;2/28/ 91 08:37 ; | |
5869 | LRWLST1 ;SLC/CJS/R WF - ACCES SION SETUP ;2/7/91 12:21 ; | |
5870 | LRWLST11 ;SLC/CJS,R WF - ACCES SION SETUP ;2/7/91 13:34 ; | |
5871 | LRWLST12 ;SLC/CJS/R WF/FHS - A CCESSION S ETUP ; 9/9 /87 15:41 ; | |
5872 | LRWLST13 ;SLC/CJS/R WF - ACCES SION SETUP ; 1/7/87 12:12 PM ; | |
5873 | LRWLST2 ;SLC/CJS/R WF - ACCES SION SETUP ;2/7/91 13:37 ; | |
5874 | LRWRKIN1 ;SLC/DCM/C JS - LRWRK INC, CONT. ; 2/22/87 11:39 AM ; | |
5875 | LRWRKINC ;SLC/DCM/C JS - INCOM PLETE STAT US REPORT ;2/19/91 11:47 ; | |
5876 | LRWRKLS1 ;SLC/CJS/D ALISC/DRH - LRWRKLST , CONT. ;2 /7/91 14: 29 ; | |
5877 | LRWRKLST ;SLC/CJS/D ALISC/DRH - LONG ACC ESSION LIS T ;2/19/91 11:46 ; | |
5878 | LRWRKS ;SLC/RWF - WORK SHEE T ACCESSIO N LIST ;2/ 19/91 11: 48 ; | |
5879 | LRWRKS2 ;SLC/RWF/M ILW/JMC - WORK SHEET ACCESSION LIST PART 2;2/7/91 14:48 ; | |
5880 | LRWU ;SLC/RWF/M ILW/J - UT ILITY FUNT IONS ; 12/ 28/88 11: 04 ; | |
5881 | LRWU1 ;SLC/RWF/D ALISC/FHS - ORDERING /ACCESSION UTILITIES ;6/5/89 16:25 ; | |
5882 | LRWU2 ;SLC/RWF - UTILITY # 2 ; 8/5/8 7 11:12 ; | |
5883 | LRWU3 ;SLC/RWF - COLLECT S TARTING AN D ENDING D ATES FOR R EPORTS ; 7 /23/87 14: 17 ; | |
5884 | LRWU4 ;SLC/RWF - READ ACCE SSION ;2/7 /91 14:49 ; | |
5885 | LRWU5 ;SLC/RWF/B A - ADD A NEW DATA N AME TO FIL E 63 ; 5/1 5/87 22:5 3 ; | |
5886 | LRWU6 ;SLC/RWF/B A - MODIFY AN EXISTI NG DATA NA ME ; 5/19/ 87 23:54 ; | |
5887 | LRWU7 ;SLC/BA - ADD A NEW ANTIBIOTIC TO FILE 6 3 ; 5/15/8 7 23:31 ; | |
5888 | LRX ;SLC/BA - UTILITY RO UTINES -- PREVIOUSLY ^LAB("X", "...");2/8 /91 07:30 ; | |
5889 | LR pre- an d post- in it routine s | |
5890 | LRIPOS ;SLC/FHS - POST INIT V 5.2 [ 0 6/09/94 7 :08 PM ] | |
5891 | LRIPOS2 ;AVAMC/REG - SET DD( 65.091,.03 PART OF L RINIT POST INITS V 5 .2;7/23/92 12:39 [ 06/09/94 6:46 PM ] | |
5892 | LRIPOS3 ;SLC/RWA/D ALISC/JRR - LR POST INTI UPDAT E MENU OPT IONS ;2/8/ 91 07:37 ; | |
5893 | LRIPOS4 ;DALISC/FS H - LR POS T INIT CON TINUED | |
5894 | LRIPOSXM ;DALISC/PA C - SEND M AIL MESSAG E TO LAB D EVELOPERS ;7/10/92 12:35 | |
5895 | LRIPRE ;SLC/FHS/R EG - PRE-I NIT FOR VE RSION 5.2 AFTER USER COMMIT;10 /18/90 13: 36 ; | |
5896 | LRIPRE1 ;SLC/AM/DA LISC/FHS - WKLD (CAP ) CODE LIS T REPORT P RE INSTALL /INIT 5.2 ;1/16/91 1 5:34 ; [ 0 6/09/94 6 :20 PM ] | |
5897 | LRIPRE2 ;DALISC/J0 - PURGE O BSOLETE WO RKLOAD DAT A | |
5898 | LRIPRECK ;SLC/FHS - PRE-INIT ENVIRONMEN T CHECK FO R VERSION 5.2 ;10/18 /90 13:36 ; | |
5899 | LA routine s | |
5900 | LA1103 ;SL C/RWF- TO CHECK THE STATUS OF THE LSI-11 INTERFACE ; 8/5/87 21:0 ; | |
5901 | LAABL3 ;SL C/RWF- ABL 3/ABL4 BLO OD GAS INS TRUMENT ;7 /20/90 07 :08 ; | |
5902 | LAABL500;S LC/RAF - R ADIOMETER ABL500,505 ,520 ;5/2 7/93 07:0 0; | |
5903 | LAACA ;SL C/RWF,CJS- 'ACA3' RO UTINE FOR AUTOMATED DATA ;8/1 6/90 14:5 2 ; | |
5904 | LAACA4 ;SL C/RWF- ACA 4, ACA5, D IMENSION ; 7/20/90 0 7:11 ; | |
5905 | LAALTA ;SL C/RWF- ALT AIRE ;7/20 /90 07:12 ; | |
5906 | LAAIMX ;I NDY/PLS;SL C/RAF- IMX ROUTINE F OR MEIA QU AN. DATA; 06/18/93 11:01 ;;;P LS 55693,3 1670 | |
5907 | LAASTRA;SL C/RWF- AST RA 4,6,8,8 E,IDEAL (C ALCULATING IE ANION GAP;7/20/9 0 07:13; | |
5908 | LAB ;SL C/RWF- AUT OMATED INS TRUMENT LA B INTERFAC E ;9/10/90 13:59 ; | |
5909 | LABALARM;S LC/RWF- AL ARM FOR LA B ;7/20/90 07:18 ; | |
5910 | LABCX4B;SL C/DLG- BEC KMAN CX4 A ND CX5 UNI AND BIDIR ECTIONAL ; 7/20/90 0 7:25 ; | |
5911 | LABCX4D;SL C/DLG - BE CKMAN CX4 AND CX5 BU ILD DOWNLO AD FILE. ; 8/16/90 1 0:33 ; | |
5912 | LABCX4H;SL C/DLG - BE CKMAN CX4 AND CX5 PR OTOCOL CON TROLLER ; 3/28/89 9 :37 AM ; | |
5913 | LABCX4I;SL C/DLG/FHS - BECKMAN BIDIRECTIO NAL DIRECT CONNECT S ETUP ;9/21 /90 | |
5914 | LABCX4XX;S LC/DLG- BE CKMAN BIDI RECTIONAL DIRECT CON NECT INTER FACE ;8/16 /90 14:53; | |
5915 | LABERR ; S LC/FHS - E RROR TRAP FOR LABORA TORY AUTO INSTRUMENT S ;11/20/ 90 09:45 | |
5916 | LABERRP; S LC/FHS - P RINT OUT L A("ERR" ER ROR TRAP | |
5917 | LABINIT;SL C/RWF- LAB INIT RUNT IME ;8/16/ 90 10:18 ; | |
5918 | LABIOH ;SL C/RWF- ROU TINE FOR B IOVATION H EME KEYPAD S ;7/20/90 07:32 ; | |
5919 | LABIOU ;SL C/RWF- ROU TINE FOR B IOVATION U RINALYSIS KEYPAD ;7/ 20/90 07: 33 ; | |
5920 | LABITKU;SL C/DLG- BEC KMAN INTER LINK UPLOA D UNIDIREC TIONAL ; 5 /9/89 2:3 6 PM ; | |
5921 | LABL330;SL C/ECB&RWF, DLG- ABL33 0 BLOOD GA S ANALYZER ; ;9/17/90 12:47 | |
5922 | LABMD87P;S LC/RWF- BM D 8700 ROU TINE USING REPORT FO RMAT ;7/20 /90 07:35 ; | |
5923 | LABTEST;SL C/RWF- AUT OMATED INS TRUMENT IN TERFACE TE STING ;7/2 0/90 07:3 7 ; | |
5924 | LAC178 ;SL C/RWF - CO RNING 178 BLOOD GAS ;7/20/90 07:41 ; | |
5925 | LAC178HP;S LC/FHS DU AL CORNING 178 VIA H P COMPUTER ;8/16/90 14:12 | |
5926 | LACBIO ;SL C/DCM/RWF- COBAS BIO DATA ;7/ 20/90 07: 43 ; | |
5927 | LACCHEM6;S LC/RWF- CE NTRIFICHEM 600 ;7/20 /90 07:43 ; | |
5928 | LACEL8E;SL C/DLG - CE LLECT 8E ; 8/16/90 1 4:07 ; | |
5929 | LACFARA;SL C/RWF- COB AS FARA ;7 /20/90 07 :45 ; | |
5930 | LACHEM1;SL C/DLG- TEC HNICON CHE M1 UNIDIRE CTIONAL AU TOMATED DA TA;7/20/90 07:46 ; | |
5931 | LACL5500;S LC/RWF- AM ES CLINI-T EK 5500 ;7 /20/90 07 :47 ; | |
5932 | LACLNTE;SL C/RWF- AME S CLINI-TE K FORM PRI NTER AUTOM ATED DATA ;8/16/90 14:53 ; | |
5933 | LACLNTEK;S LC/RWF- AM ES CLINI-T EK AUTOMAT ED DATA ;8 /16/90 14 :54 ; | |
5934 | LACLT200;S LC/RWF- AM ES CLINI-T EK 200 ;7/ 20/90 07: 49 ; | |
5935 | LACLT20P;S LC/RWF/RAF - AMES CLI NITEK 200 PLUS ; 7/1 4/93 8:20 AM ; | |
5936 | LACMIRA;SL C/DLG- COB AS MIRA ;1 0/22/91 0 8:59 ; | |
5937 | LACMIRAS;S LC/DLG- CO BAS MIRA S ;7/20/90 07:50 ; | |
5938 | LACOAGX2;S LC/RWF- RO UTINE FOR COAGAMATE X2 ;7/20/9 0 07:51 ; | |
5939 | LACOARA4;S LC/RAF - O RGANON RA4 INTERFACE ;09/12/94 07:00 | |
5940 | LACOLT ;SL C/RWF- COU LTER SR DA TA PROCESS ING ;7/20/ 90 07:51 ; | |
5941 | LACOLT1;SL C/RWF- COU LTER S+ DA TA PROCESS ING ;7/20/ 90 07:52 ; | |
5942 | LACOLT2;SL C/RWF- COU LTER S PLU S II DATA PROCESSING ;7/20/90 07:53 ; | |
5943 | LACOLT24;S LC/RWF- CO ULTER S WI TH A EDMAC MODEL 240 0 INTERFAC E ;7/20/90 07:53 ; | |
5944 | LACOLT3;SL C/RWF- FOR COULTER S R. PLUS II WITH QC M ODULE ;7/2 0/90 07:5 4 ; | |
5945 | LACOLT5;SL C/RWF- COU LTER S PLU S T660 IV V VI JT JT 3 SR ST ST KR;7/20/90 07:54 ; | |
5946 | LACOLT6;SL C/RWF- COU LTER S PLU S VI, DT W ITH DH INT ERFACE ;7/ 20/90 07: 55 ; | |
5947 | LACOLTSE;S LC/DLG/FHS - COULTER STACK S V ER. 1E SOF TWARE DATA PROCESSIN G ;8/16/90 14:0 ; | |
5948 | LACOLTSS;S LC/DLG- CO ULTER STAC K S DATA P ROCESSING ;8/16/90 14:0 ; | |
5949 | LACRIT ;SL C/RWF- PRI NT OUT CRI TICAL VALU ES AT DATA GATHER TI ME;7/20/90 07:56 ; | |
5950 | LACTDMS;SL C/DLG- AME S CLINI-TE K 200 W/DM S ;7/20/90 07:57 ; | |
5951 | LADACOS;SL C/RWF- COU LTER DACOS ;7/20/90 08:0 ; | |
5952 | LADEKT7B;S LC/RWF/DLG - EKTACHE M 700 BI-D IRECTIONAL ;7/23/90 11:04 ; | |
5953 | LADIMD ;SL C/DLG- DIM INESION BU ILD DOWNLO AD FILE. ; 10/17/90 12:51 ; | |
5954 | LADIMPI;SL C/DLG/FHS - DIMENSIO N DIRECT C ONNECT SET UP ;8/16/9 0 14:15 ; | |
5955 | LADIMPXX;S LC/DLG- DI MENSION DI RECT CONNE CT INTERFA CE ;8/16/9 0 14:15 ; | |
5956 | LADJOB ;SL C/DLG- JOB DIRECT CO NNECTED AU TOMATED LA B ROUTINES ;6/25/90 13:46 | |
5957 | LADKERM2;S LC/RWF/DLG - BUILD A KERMIT FI LE TO SEND ;2/8/90 14:50 ; | |
5958 | LADKERM3;S LC/RWF/DLG - UNPACK KERMIT REC ORDS ;12/ 6/89 09:2 4 ; | |
5959 | LADKERMI;S LC/RWF/DLG - KERMIT PROTOCOL C ONTROLLER - DIRECT CONNECT ; 7/19/90 15 :06 ; | |
5960 | LADMND ;SL C/RWF- DEM AND ANALYZ ER IN MODE 3 ;7/20/9 0 08:06 ; | |
5961 | LADOWN ;SL C/RWF - TO P LEVEL OF DOWNLOAD OPTIONS ;7 /20/90 08 :06 ; | |
5962 | LADOWN1;SL C/DG - UTI LITY PARTS OF DOWNLO AD ;7/20/9 0 08:07 ; | |
5963 | LAE4A ;SL C/RWF- BEC KMAN E4A E LECROTLYTE ANALYZER ;8/16/90 14:15 ; | |
5964 | LAEKT4 ;SL C/RWF- KOD AK EKTACHE M 400 ROUT INE ;7/20/ 90 08:11 ; | |
5965 | LAEKT7 ;SL C/RWF- KOD AK EKTACHE M 700 ROUT INE ;7/20/ 90 08:11 ; | |
5966 | LAEKT7B;SL C/RWF/DLG- EKTACHEM 700 BI-DIR ECTIONAL ;8/17/90 09:10 ; | |
5967 | LAEKT7D;SL C/RWF/DLG - KODAK EK TACHEM 700 BUILD DOW NLOAD FILE . ;8/15/90 15:10 ; | |
5968 | LAEKT7P;SL C/RWF- KOD AK EKTACHE M 700 ROUT INE ** MOD IFIED TO U SE 2ND PRI NTER PORT ** ;7/20/9 0 08:14 ; | |
5969 | LAELT ;SL C/RWF- ELT 8/8DS AUT OMATED DAT A ;8/16/90 13:59 ; | |
5970 | LAELT8D;SL C/RWF- ORT HO ELT8 WI TH 3 CELL DIFF / ELT 1500 ;7/2 0/90 08:1 6 ; | |
5971 | LAEPXD ;SL C/DLG -ABB OTT EPX BU ILD DOWNLO AD FILE. ; 7/20/90 0 8:20 ; | |
5972 | LAEPXPXX;S LC/DLG- AU TOMATED SI NGLE INSTR UMENT EPX DIRECT CON NECT LAB I NTERFACE ; 9/5/90 14 :34 ; | |
5973 | LAERA ;SL C/DLG- PHO TON ERA ;7 /20/90 08 :21 ; | |
5974 | LAEXEC ;SL C/RWF- ABB OTT EXECUT IVE ;7/20/ 90 08:22 ; | |
5975 | LAFARA2 ;S LC/RAF- CO BAS FARA I I;8/1/94 06:45 ; | |
5976 | LAFUNC ;SL C/DLG - GE NERIC FUNC TIONS USED BY LA ROU TINES ;7/2 0/90 08:2 8 ; | |
5977 | LAGEN ;SL C/CJS- LAB AUTOMATED DATA ;7/2 0/90 08:2 8 ; | |
5978 | LAH1 ;SL C/RWF- TEC HNICON H1 ;7/20/90 08:35 ; | |
5979 | LAH480 ;SL C/RWF- HEM ATRAK 360, 480, 590 ;7/20/90 08:35 ; | |
5980 | LAH6K ;SL C/RWF- DUP ONT H6000 AUTOMATED DATA ;7/20 /90 08:36 ; | |
5981 | LAH705 ;SL C/RWF- HIT ACHI 704/7 05 ;7/20/9 0 08:37 ; | |
5982 | LAH717D;SL C/DLG - HI TATCHI 717 BUILD DOW NLOAD FILE . ;7/20/90 08:38 ; | |
5983 | LAH717H;SL C/DLG - HI TACHI 717 WITH JT-71 7 PROTOCOL CONTROLLE R ;7/20/90 09:10 ; | |
5984 | LAH717U;SL C/DLG- HIT ACHI 717 R OUTINE FOR AUTOMATED DATA ;7/2 0/90 09:1 0 ; | |
5985 | LAH737 ;SL C/RWF- HIT ACHI 737 ; 7/20/90 0 9:11 ; | |
5986 | LAH747 ;SL C/FHS/RAF - HITACHI 747 ;8/15/ 92 15:41 | |
5987 | LAHLOG ;SL C/RWF- TEC HNICON HEM ALOG D ;7/ 20/90 09: 12 ; | |
5988 | LAHT1K ;SL C/DLG- HIT ACHI 736 W ITH JT 100 0 ;7/20/9 0 09:14 ; | |
5989 | LAHT1KD;SL C/DLG - HI TATCHI 736 WITH JT10 00 BUILD D OWNLOAD FI LE.;8/16/9 0 10:31; | |
5990 | LAHTCCA;SL C/DLG- HIT ACHI 717 T HRU CCA SY STEM ;7/20 /90 09:16 ; | |
5991 | LAHTCCAD;S LC/DLG - H ITATCHI 71 7 THRU CCA SYSTEM BU ILD DOWNLO AD FILE. ; 7/20/90 0 9:17 ; | |
5992 | LAHTCCAH;S LC/DLG - H ITACHI 717 THRU CCA SYSTEM PRO TOCALL CON TROLLER ; 7/20/90 0 9:18 ; | |
5993 | LAHTRK ;SL C/RWF,CJS- HEMATRAK 590 DIFF C OUNTER ;8/ 16/90 14: 18 ; | |
5994 | LAHWATCH;S LC/RAF/DAL ISC/TNN - WATCH DATA IN ^LAH G LOBAL ;1/1 3/92 12:4 1 | |
5995 | LAJOB ;SL C/DCM- JOB AUTOMATED LAB ROUTI NES ;4/27/ 89 09:41 ; | |
5996 | LAJOB1 ;SL C/DCM,RWF - STATUS O F AUTOMATE D LAB ROUT INES ;7/11 /89 10:29 ; | |
5997 | LAKDA ;SL C/RWF- AM. MONITOR K DA ;7/20/9 0 09:23 ; | |
5998 | LAKDIFF;SL C/RWF- KEY BOARD DIFF ERENTIAL C OUNTER ;8/ 16/90 10: 38 ; | |
5999 | LAKDIFF1;S LC/RWF,LL/ RES- KEYBO ARD DIFF P ART 2 ; 7/ 14/87 08: 02 ; | |
6000 | LAKDIFF2;S LC/RWF,LL/ RES- RBC M ORPHOLOGY ; 7/14/87 08:01 ; | |
6001 | LAKDIFF3;S LC/DLG- LA B ROUTINE DATA VERIF ICATION BY WORKLIST OF KEYBOAR D DIFFS ; 7/28/88 1 0:01 AM ; | |
6002 | LAKERM2;SL C/RWF/DLG - BUILD A KERMIT FIL E TO SEND THRU LSI ; 7/20/90 0 9:25 ; | |
6003 | LAKERM3;SL C/RWF/DLG - UNPACK K ERMIT RECO RDS VIA LS I ;7/20/90 09:26 ; | |
6004 | LAKERMIT;S LC/RWF/DLG - KERMIT PROTOCALL CONTROLLER THRU LSI ;7/20/90 09:24 ; | |
6005 | LAKOAG40;S LC/RWF- OR THO KOAGUL AB 40-A ;7 /20/90 09 :23 ; | |
6006 | LAKUR ;SL C/RWF- KEY BOARD URIN E COUNTER ;8/16/90 10:39 ; | |
6007 | LAKUR1 ;SL C/RWF - UR INALYSIS P art 2 ; 9/ 19/87 18: 36 ; | |
6008 | LAL13 ;SL C/RWF- PRO CESS IL- 1 303 DATA ; 8/16/90 1 0:35 ; | |
6009 | LAL1306;SL C/IL- PROC ESS IL- 13 06 DATA ;8 /16/90 10 :36 ; | |
6010 | LAL1312;SL C/RWF- IL 1312 BLOOD GAS INSTR UMENT ;7/2 0/90 09:2 0 ; | |
6011 | LAL508 ;SL C/RWF,BUF/ DCN - IL 5 08 ROUTINE ;7/20/90 09:21 ; | |
6012 | LAL943 ;SL C/RWF- IL 943 ;7/20/ 90 09:21 ; | |
6013 | LALBG3;SLC /RAF - IL BG3 Blood Gas Analyz er interfa ce ;9/2/94 14:33 ; | |
6014 | LAMIAUT0;S LC/FHS - MICRO AUTO INSTRUMEN T PROGRAM VITEK ;7/2 0/90 09:3 1 ; | |
6015 | LAMIAUT1;S LC/FHS - CONTINUE M ICRO AUTO INSTRUMENT PROGRAN V ITEK ;7/2 3/90 11:06 ; | |
6016 | LAMIAUT2;S LC/FHS - CONTINUE M ICRO AUTO INSTRUMENT PROGRAM V ITEK ;7/20 /90 09:33 ; | |
6017 | LAMIAUT3;D LG/SLC - MICRO DISP LAY ANTIBI OTICS FOR VERIFY ;7/ 20/90 09: 32 ; | |
6018 | LAMIAUT4;S LC/FHS - E DIT OR VER IFY MICRO AUTO INSTR UMENTS; ;7 /20/90 09 :33 | |
6019 | LAMIAUT5;D AL/FHS - D ELETE MICR O AUTOMATE D DATA UTI LITY | |
6020 | LAMIAUT6;S LC/FHS - D ISPLAY MIC RO DRUGS I N ORDER ;7 /20/90 09 :34 | |
6021 | LAMIAUT7;F HS/SLC - C REATE LOAD LIST FOR VITEK ;7/2 0/90 09:3 4 | |
6022 | LAMIAUT8;F HS/SLC - A DD OR DELE TE FROM VI TEK LOAD L IST ;7/20/ 90 09:35 | |
6023 | LAMICRA;SL C/DLG - VI TEK AUTOIN STRUMENT L OAD OF SPE CIAL CHARA CTERS ;7/2 0/90 09:36 ; | |
6024 | LAMILL ;SL C/DLG - BU ILD LOAD L IST FOR MI CROSCAN ;7 /20/90 09 :36 ; | |
6025 | LAMIV00;SL C/DLG- PRO CESS VITEK V VALUE F ROM FILE ;7/20/90 09:37 ; | |
6026 | LAMIV10;SL C/DLG - PR OCESS VITE K BACILLUS AND UID C ARDS ;7/20 /90 09:37 ; | |
6027 | LAMIV11;SL C/DLG - PR OCESS VITE K GPS & YB C CARDS ;7 /20/90 09 :38 ; | |
6028 | LAMIV12;SL C/DLG - PR OCESS VITE K GNS CARD S ;7/20/9 0 09:38 ; | |
6029 | LAMIVT5;SL C/DLG/DAL/ FHS - VITE K MICRO DA TA NEW FO RMAT AMS 0 6.1;8/16/9 0 13:37 ; | |
6030 | LAMIVT6;SL C/DLG/DAL/ FHS - VITE K MICRO DA TA ENCODE D NEW FORM AT UNI AMS 06.1;8/16 /90 13:37 ; | |
6031 | LAMIVTE6;S LC/DLG/FHS /DAL - VIT EK MICRO D ATA ENCOD ED AMS 06. 1 NEW FORM AT ;5/26/9 2 | |
6032 | LAMIVTK;SL C/DLG - VI TEK MICRO DATA ;8/1 6/90 13:3 7 ; | |
6033 | LAMIVTK6;S LC/DLG - V ITEK MICRO DATA BCI R02.1 R02 .2 ;12/23/ 91 ; | |
6034 | LAMIVTKC;S LC/DLG - V ITEK PROTO COL CONTRO LLER ;7/20 /90 09:40 ; | |
6035 | LAMIVTKD;S LC/RWF - V ITEK BUILD DOWNLOAD FILE. ;7/1 8/89 11:5 1 ; | |
6036 | LAMIVTKU;S LC/DLG - V ITEK MICRO DATA ;8/ 16/90 13: 36 ; | |
6037 | LAMLA1KC;S LC/DLG/FHS - ELECTR A 900/900C /1000C ;03 /25/93 15 :41 ; | |
6038 | LAMLA7 ;SL C/RWF- MLA ELECTRA 7 00 ;7/20/9 0 09:42 ; | |
6039 | LAMODH ;SL C/RWF- MOD ULUS COMP- U-DIFF ;7/ 20/90 09: 42 ; | |
6040 | LAMODU ;SL C/RWF- MOD ULUS UR-O- COMP ;7/20 /90 09:43 ; | |
6041 | LAMODUT;SL C/DLG- MOD ULUS KEYPA D VETICAL FORMAT ;7/ 20/90 09: 43 ; | |
6042 | LAMONARK;S LC/RWF- IL MONARK ;7 /20/90 09 :45 ; | |
6043 | LAMSA ;SL C/DLG - MI CROSCAN AN D AUTOSCAN 4 DATA ANA LYZER ;8/ 16/90 13: 35 ; | |
6044 | LAMSA1 ;SL C/DLG - MI CROSCAN PR OCESS MIC/ THERAPY RE CORD ;3/7/ 91 09:47 ; | |
6045 | LAMSBLD;SL C/DLG - BU ILD MICROS CAN MIC X- REF IN FIL E 62.06 ;7 /20/90 09 :48 ; | |
6046 | LAMSD ;SL C/DLG - MI CROSCAN BU ILD DOWNLO AD FILE ;7 /20/90 09 :48 ; | |
6047 | LAMSP ;SL C/DLG - MI CROSCAN PR OTOCALL RO UTINE W/O ACK-NAK ;7 /20/90 09 :49 ; | |
6048 | LAMSPAN;SL C/DLG - MI CROSCAN PR OTOCALL RO UTINE W/ A CK-NAK ;7 /20/90 09 :50 ; | |
6049 | LAMSTAT;SL C/RWF- MUL TISTAT III ROUTINE ; 7/20/90 0 9:50 ; | |
6050 | LANOVA ;SL C/RWF- NOV A 4+4 / 11 +11 ;7/20/ 90 09:56 ; | |
6051 | LANOVST;SL C/DLG- NOV A STAT PRO FILE ANALY SER ;7/20/ 90 09:56 ; | |
6052 | LANTEG ;IS C/XTSUMBLD KERNEL - Package ch ecksum che cker ;JAN 04, 1994@1 7:47:36 | |
6053 | LANTEG0;IS C/XTSUMBLD KERNEL - Package ch ecksum che cker ;JAN 04, 1994@1 7:47:36 | |
6054 | LAPARA ;SL C/RWF- PAR ALLEL ANAL YZER ;7/20 /90 09:57 ; | |
6055 | LAPARAP;SL C/RWF- PAR ALLEL - PR INTER PORT FORMAT ;7 /20/90 09 :57 ; | |
6056 | LAPER ;SL C/DLG- PER SPECTIVE ; 7/20/90 0 9:58 ; | |
6057 | LAPERD ;SL C/DLG AMER ICAN MONIT OR PERSPEC TIVE BUILD DOWNLOAD FILE. ;7/2 0/90 09:58 ; | |
6058 | LAPFICH;AV AMC/REG- M ICROFICH P ATH REPORT S ;7/20/9 0 09:59 | |
6059 | LAPMAX ;SL C/RWF- PAR AMAX ;7/2 0/90 10:0 1 ; | |
6060 | LAPMAXD;SL C/DLG PARA MAX BUILD DOWNLOAD F ILE. ;7/20 /90 10:01 ; | |
6061 | LAPORTXX;S LC/DLG- AU TOMATED SI NGLE INSTR UMENT LAB INTERFACE ;8/16/90 14:22 ; | |
6062 | LAPX ;S LC/RWF - T EMPLATE RO UTINE FOR AUTOMATED DATA, this routine w ill not wo rk until I NTENTIONAL bugs are removed ;7 /20/90 10 :02 ; | |
6063 | LARA1K ;SL C/RWF- TEC HNICON RA- 1000 ;7/20 /90 10:02 ; | |
6064 | LARA2K ;SL C/RWF-DCM FOR RA 200 0 THRU POR T EXPANDER ;7/20/90 10:03 ; | |
6065 | LARAPMT;SL C/DLG- RAP IMAT URINE PAD ROUTI NE ;7/20/9 0 10:04 ; | |
6066 | LARMK ;SL C/FHS - SE T UP REMAR KS FOR AUT O-INSTRUME NTS ;10/1 0/90 18:16 | |
6067 | LAS550 ;SL C/RWF- COU LTER S550, 770 ;7/20/ 90 10:04 ; | |
6068 | LAS790 ;SL C/RWF- COU LTER S790 ;7/20/90 10:05 ; | |
6069 | LASCT ;SL C/RWF- COU LTER S wit h COURT II ;7/20/90 10:05 ; | |
6070 | LASET ;SL C/RWF- AUT O INSTRUME NTS SETUP VAR FOR DA TA COLECTI ON ;2/19/9 1 12:03; | |
6071 | LASMA12;SL C/DLG,PORT LAND/JT,SL C/RWF- SMA 12/60 INT ERFACE ;7/ 20/90 10: 08 ; | |
6072 | LASMA2 ;SL C/RWF- SMA II/(GENER ATION 2) S YSTEM ROUT INE ;7/20/ 90 10:08 ; | |
6073 | LASMA2C;SL C/RWF- SMA II/C SYST EM ROUTINE ;7/20/90 10:09 ; | |
6074 | LASMAC4;SL C/RWF- SMA C RUN CONT ROL FOR SM AC (LASMAC A) ;7/20/9 0 10:10 ; | |
6075 | LASMACA;SL C/RWF- GET S DATA FRO M SMAC ;8/ 16/90 11: 03 ; | |
6076 | LASP120;SL C/RWF- VIC KERS SP-12 0 INTERFAC E FOR SMA 18/60 AUTO MATED DATA ;7/20/90 10:12 ; | |
6077 | LASPEC ;SL C/RWF- ABB OTT SPECTR UM VERSION M2.0 ;7/2 0/90 10:1 2 ; | |
6078 | LASTATUS;S LC/FHS - T O CHECK SY STEM STATU S OF AUTO INSTRUMENT JOBS ;11/ 6/89 12:03 | |
6079 | LASTRA ;SL C/RWF- AST RA 4,6,8,8 E,IDEAL,CX 3 (NON-CAL CULATING) ;8/16/90 13:53 ; | |
6080 | LASYS8K;SL C/DLG- SYS MEX 8000 ; 7/20/90 1 0:13 ; | |
6081 | LASYSMEX;S LC/RWF- TO A SYSMEX K-1000/E-2 000/E-5000 ;7/20/90 10:14 ; | |
6082 | LATDX ;SL C/RWF- ABB OTT TDX,PA CKARD TDX ;7/20/90 10:16 ; | |
6083 | LATDX1 ;SL C/RWF- ABB OTT TDX WI TH SPEC ID VERSION 1 0.1 ;10/25 /90 14:31 ; | |
6084 | LATOA ;SL C/RWF- TOA AUTO INST RUMENT ;7/ 20/90 10: 17 ; | |
6085 | LAWATCH;SL C/RWF/FHS - WATCH DA TA IN ^LA GLOBAL ;8/ 8/89 11:3 6 ; | |
6086 | LAYRIS ;SL C/RWF- IRI S ;7/20/90 09:22 ; | |
6087 | LA pre- an d post- in it routine s | |
6088 | LAIPOST ;S LC/FHS - AUTO INSTR UMENTS POS T INIT ;5/ 10/90 11: 33 | |
6089 | LAIPRE ;D ALISC/JRR - AUTO INS TRUMENTS P RE INIT EN VIRONMENT CHECK ; 3/ 14/94 | |
6090 | OE/RR Rout ines XE " OE/RR Rout ines" | |
6091 | ||
6092 | TC "OE/R R Routines " \l 2 | |
6093 | The follow ing routin es are nam espaced LR but are a ctually pa rt of the OE/RR pack age. | |
6094 | OERR routi nes that a re LAB nam espaced | |
6095 | LRX6 ;SL C/DCM - EN TRY POINTS TO MOVE L AB FILES T O 101 ;10/ 3/90 13:1 9 ; | |
6096 | LRX60 ;SL C/DCM - MO VE FILE 60 TO 101 ; 7/3/89 10 :30 ; | |
6097 | LRX62P6;SL C/DCM - MO VE FILE 62 .6 ENTRIES INTO 101 ;10/2/90 17:20 ; | |
6098 | LRX62P61;S LC/DCM - M OVE FILE 6 2.6 INTO 1 01 CONT. ; 9/7/89 17 :33 ; | |
6099 | LRX6PRO;SL C/DCM - MO VE LAB PRO FILES INTO 101 CONT. ;11/26/90 16:10 ; | |
6100 | LRXO0 ; S LC/DCM - P rocess Lab actions | |
6101 | LRXO00 ; S LC/DCM - L ab Orders ;4/18/91 10:31 | |
6102 | LRXO1 ; S LC/DCM - L ab Orders ;4/18/91 10:31 | |
6103 | LRXO10 ; S LC/DCM - P rocess lab order fro m OE/RR ;5 /20/91 07 :10 ; | |
6104 | LRXO11 ; S LC/DCM - S etup order & accessi on for OE/ RR ;3/29/9 0 16:40 ; | |
6105 | LRXO1A ; S LC/DCM - L ab Orders cont.;4/18 /91 10:31 | |
6106 | LRXO2 ; S LC/DCM - L ab Order C ont. | |
6107 | LRXO3 ; S LC/DCM - L ab Order C ont. | |
6108 | LRXO4 ; S LC/DCM - L ab Order C ont. ;3/11 /91 14:02 | |
6109 | LRXO4A ; S LC/DCM - L ab Order C ont. ;3/11 /91 14:02 | |
6110 | LRXO5 ; S LC/DCM - L ab collect ion times ;1/17/92 11:52 ; | |
6111 | LRXO6 ; S LC/DCM - C omment Uti lity ; 3/3 1/88 3:54 PM ; | |
6112 | LRXO7 ; S LC/DCM - L ab collect ion sample s ; 7/3/89 15:07 ; | |
6113 | LRXO8 ; S LC/DCM - C heck max f req of lab orders ;8 /30/89 10 :09 | |
6114 | LRXO9 ; S LC/DCM - O rder Comme nts | |
6115 | LRXOS0 ; S LC/DCM - O rder timin g utility ;1/29/91 14:44 | |
6116 | LRXOS1 ; S LC/DCM - O rder cance l by patie nt movemen t ;7/17/90 12:17 | |
6117 | LRXREF ;SL C/RWA - BU ILD CROSS- REFERENCES FOR RE-IN DEX ;7/9/9 2 01:26 | |
6118 | LRXREF1;SL C/RWA - CO NTINUE BUI LD X-REF F OR RE-INDE X ;5/15/90 12:41 | |
6119 | OE/RR rout ines that are LAB na mespaced, replaced w ith each n ew version of OE/RR. | |
6120 | LRO LRO ;SL C/DCM - Be ing replac ed ;1/10/9 1 16:0 ; | |
6121 | LRO1 LRO1 ;SL C/DCM - Be ing replac ed ; 3/9/8 9 19:39 ; | |
6122 | LRO2 LRO2 ;SL C/DCM - Be ing replac ed ;1/10/9 1 16:01 ; | |
6123 | LRO3 LRO3 ;SL C/DCM - Be ing replac ed ; 7/3/8 9 15:07 ; | |
6124 | LRO4 LRO4 ;SL C/DCM - Be ing replac ed ;1/31/9 1 08:46 ; | |
6125 | LRO5 LRO5 ;SL C/DCM - Be ing replac ed ;1/10/9 1 16:01 ; | |
6126 | LRO6 LRO6 ;SL C/DCM - Be ing replac ed ; 2/14/ 89 18:07 ; | |
6127 | LRO7 LRO7 ;SL C/DCM - Be ing replac ed ;1/9/91 17:32 ; | |
6128 | LRO8 LRO8 ;SL C/DCM - Be ing replac ed ;1/10/9 1 16:0 ; | |
6129 | LRORDST1;S LC/CJS,RWF - Being r eplaced ;3 /29/90 16 :40 ; | |
6130 | LROSX0 ;SL C/DCM - Be ing replac ed ;1/29/9 1 14:44 | |
6131 | LROSX1 ;SL C/DCM - Be ing replac ed ;7/17/9 0 12:17 | |
6132 | CALLABLE R OUTINES | |
6133 | TC "Call able Routi nes" \l 1 | |
6134 | Callable R outines | |
6135 | The follow ing listin gs are dra wn from th e Forum DB A menu. | |
6136 | Supported References XE "Supp orted Refe rences" | |
6137 | ||
6138 | TC "Supp orted Refe rences" \l 2 | |
6139 | This list is of the references approved by the DBA . | |
6140 | LISTING OF SUPPORTED REFERENCE S BY PACKA GE JUL 28,1994 15:17 P AGE 1 | |
6141 | NAME | |
6142 | D BIA # TYPE | |
6143 | ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- | |
6144 | CUSTOD IAL PACKAG E: LAB SER VICE | |
6145 | LAB(61.4, 1 0133 File | |
6146 | LAB(61 .4,D0,0) | |
6147 | LAB(61.2, 1 0131 File | |
6148 | LAB(61 .2,D0,0) | |
6149 | LAB(61.3, 1 0132 File | |
6150 | LAB(61 .3,D0,0) | |
6151 | LAB(60, 1 0054 File | |
6152 | LAB(60 ,D0,0) | |
6153 | LAB(61.1, 1 0130 File | |
6154 | LAB(61 .1,D0,0) | |
6155 | LAB(61.6, 1 0135 File | |
6156 | LAB(61 .6,D0,0) | |
6157 | LAB(61.5, 1 0134 File | |
6158 | LAB(61 .5,D0,0) | |
6159 | LAB(61, 1 0055 File | |
6160 | LAB(61 ,D0,0) | |
6161 | Entry Poin t Referenc es XE "En try Point References " | |
6162 | ||
6163 | TC "Entr y Point Re ferences" \l 2 | |
6164 | This list is of the agreements between p ackages. A ny restric tions on t he use of the entry points are detailed in this re port. | |
6165 | **LAB SERV ICE Custod ial DBI Ag reements * * | |
6166 | ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --------- | |
6167 | NAME: DBIA240-B ENTRY: 710 | |
6168 | CUSTODIA L PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
6169 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: AUTOMATED MED INFO Albany | |
6170 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
6171 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
6172 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
6173 | FILE: ROOT: | |
6174 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
6175 | Laborat ory Packag e has give n permissi on to AMIE to make t he followi ng | |
6176 | calls: Routine Ca lls: | |
6177 | CH ^LRRP2 | |
6178 | MI ^LRRP2 | |
6179 | PT ^LRX Cu rrent Agre ement numb er 95 Per our phone conversati on on | |
6180 | 6/7/93. No more setting of the ZTSK AND ZTQUEU ED variabl es. Call the | |
6181 | followi ng entry p oints: D D T^LRX,EN^L RPARAM. T his will w ork for an y | |
6182 | version of Lab. | |
6183 | ROUTI NE: LRRP2 | |
6184 | COMPONE NT: CH | |
6185 | VARIABL ES: | |
6186 | COMPONE NT: MI | |
6187 | VARIABL ES: | |
6188 | * ********** ********* | |
6189 | NAME: DBIA240-C ENTRY: 715 | |
6190 | CUSTODIA L PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
6191 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: AUTOMATED MED INFO Albany | |
6192 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
6193 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
6194 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
6195 | FILE: ROOT: | |
6196 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
6197 | Laborat ory Packag e has give n permissi on to AMIE to make t he followi ng | |
6198 | calls: Routine Ca lls: | |
6199 | PT ^LRX Cu rrent Agre ement numb er 95 Per our phone conversati on on 6/7/ 93. No mo re setting of the ZT SK AND ZTQ UEUED vari ables. ` | |
6200 | ||
6201 | ||
6202 | }”\\\\ Cal l the foll owing entr y points: D DT^LRX,E N^LRPARAM. This wil l work for any versi on of Lab. | |
6203 | ROUTI NE: LRX | |
6204 | COMPONE NT: PT | |
6205 | VARIABL ES: | |
6206 | COMPONE NT: DT | |
6207 | VARIABL ES: | |
6208 | * ********** ********* | |
6209 | NAME: DBIA240-D ENTRY: 716 | |
6210 | CUSTODIA L PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
6211 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: AUTOMATED MED INFO Albany | |
6212 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
6213 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
6214 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
6215 | FILE: ROOT: | |
6216 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
6217 | Laborat ory Packag e has give n permissi on to AMIE to make t he followi ng calls: Per our ph one conver sation on 6/7/93. No more sett ing of the ZTSK AND ZTQUEUED v ariables. Call the following entry poin ts: D | |
6218 | DT^LRX, EN^LRPARAM . This wi ll work fo r any vers ion of Lab . | |
6219 | ROUTI NE: LRPARA M | |
6220 | COMPONE NT: EN | |
6221 | VARIABL ES: | |
6222 | * ********** ********* | |
6223 | NAME: DBIA95-B ENTRY: 558 | |
6224 | CUSTODIA L PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Salt Lake City | |
6225 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: COMPENSAT ON AND PE Albany | |
6226 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
6227 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
6228 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
6229 | FILE: ROOT: | |
6230 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
6231 | Request an agreem ent with t he lab dev elopers fo r usage of the follo wing: | |
6232 | variabl es: | |
6233 | On ly those a ssociated with the r outines be low | |
6234 | Routine s from ind icated ent ry points: | |
6235 | PT ^LRX | |
6236 | ROUTI NE: LRX | |
6237 | COMPONE NT: PT | |
6238 | VARIABL ES: | |
6239 | * ********** ********* | |
6240 | NAME: DBIA95-C ENTRY: 559 | |
6241 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: | |
6242 | LAB SERVI CE Salt Lake City | |
6243 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: COMPENSAT ON AND PE Albany | |
6244 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
6245 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
6246 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
6247 | FILE: ROOT: | |
6248 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
6249 | Request an agreem ent with t he lab dev elopers fo r usage of the follo wing: | |
6250 | variabl es: | |
6251 | On ly those a ssociated with the r outines be low | |
6252 | Routine s from ind icated ent ry points: | |
6253 | SW ITCH^LRRP2 | |
6254 | ROUTI NE: LRRP2 | |
6255 | COMPONE NT: SWITC H | |
6256 | VARIABL ES: | |
6257 | * ********** ********* | |
6258 | NAME: DBIA59-B ENTRY: 520 | |
6259 | CUSTODIA L PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Salt Lake City | |
6260 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: INTERIM M ANAGEMENT Birmingham | |
6261 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
6262 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
6263 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
6264 | FILE: ROOT: | |
6265 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
6266 | - ECT n amspaced o ption runs routine ^ LRUPACA | |
6267 | Ent er ACTION: S DIC=68, DIC(0)="QE AM" D ^DIC K DIC I Y >0 S LRAA= +Y, | |
6268 | LRAA(1)=$ P(Y,U,2) | |
6269 | SEE DBI A59-A | |
6270 | ROUTI NE: LRUPAC A | |
6271 | * ********** ********* | |
6272 | NAME: DBIA59-C ENTRY: 521 | |
6273 | CUSTODIA L PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Salt Lake City | |
6274 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: INTERIM M ANAGEMENT Birmingham | |
6275 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
6276 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
6277 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
6278 | FILE: ROOT: | |
6279 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
6280 | - ECT n amespaced option run s routine ^LRCAPS. | |
6281 | - Refen ces file 6 8 Accessio n (read on ly) | |
6282 | 2 D ATE | |
6283 | . 01 DATE | |
6284 | 1 ACCESSI ON NUMBER | |
6285 | .01 LRD FN | |
6286 | 11 TES TS | |
6287 | .01 TESTS | |
6288 | SEE DBI A59-A | |
6289 | ROUTI NE: LRCAPS | |
6290 | * ********** ********* | |
6291 | NAME: DBIA207 ENTRY: 207 | |
6292 | CUSTODIA L PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
6293 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: SURGERY Birmingham | |
6294 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
6295 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
6296 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
6297 | FILE: ROOT: | |
6298 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
6299 | Surgery is grante d a databa se integra tion agree ment with Laboratory allowing Surgery to make a ca ll to LRRP 2 by execu ting %ZOSF ("TEST"), then calli ng LRRP2. | |
6300 | ROUTI NE: LRRP2 | |
6301 | FILE LIST AND DESCRI PTIONS | |
6302 | TC "File List and Descriptio ns" \l 1 | |
6303 | File List and Descri ptions | |
6304 | File List XE "File List" | |
6305 | ||
6306 | TC "File List" \l 2 | |
6307 | The files listed bel ow are Lab oratory fi les that w ill be exp orted with Laborator y Version 5.2 softwa re package : | |
6308 | ||
6309 | ||
6310 | UPDATE | |
6311 | DATA | |
6312 | MERGE OR | |
6313 | ||
6314 | ||
6315 | THE | |
6316 | COMES | |
6317 | OVERWRITE | |
6318 | ||
6319 | ||
6320 | DATA | |
6321 | WITH | |
6322 | SITE'S | |
6323 | ||
6324 | FILE | |
6325 | DICTIONARY | |
6326 | FILE | |
6327 | DATA | |
6328 | ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------- | |
6329 | 60 | |
6330 | LABORATORY TEST | |
6331 | YES | |
6332 | YES | |
6333 | MERGE | |
6334 | 61 | |
6335 | TOPOGRAPHY FIELD | |
6336 | YES | |
6337 | NO | |
6338 | ||
6339 | 61.1 | |
6340 | MORPHOLOGY FIELD | |
6341 | YES | |
6342 | NO | |
6343 | ||
6344 | 61.2 | |
6345 | ETIOLOGY F IELD | |
6346 | YES | |
6347 | NO | |
6348 | ||
6349 | 61.3 | |
6350 | FUNCTION F IELD | |
6351 | YES | |
6352 | NO | |
6353 | ||
6354 | 61.4 | |
6355 | DISEASE FI ELD | |
6356 | YES | |
6357 | NO | |
6358 | ||
6359 | 61.5 | |
6360 | PROCEDURE FIELD | |
6361 | YES | |
6362 | NO | |
6363 | ||
6364 | 61.6 | |
6365 | OCCUPATION FIELD | |
6366 | YES | |
6367 | NO | |
6368 | ||
6369 | 62 | |
6370 | COLLECTION SAMPLE | |
6371 | YES | |
6372 | NO | |
6373 | ||
6374 | 62.05 | |
6375 | URGENCY | |
6376 | YES | |
6377 | NO | |
6378 | ||
6379 | 62.06 | |
6380 | ANTIMICROB IAL SUSCEP TIBILITY | |
6381 | YES | |
6382 | NO | |
6383 | ||
6384 | 62.07 | |
6385 | EXECUTE CO DE | |
6386 | YES | |
6387 | NO | |
6388 | ||
6389 | 62.1 | |
6390 | DELTA CHEC KS | |
6391 | YES | |
6392 | NO | |
6393 | ||
6394 | 62.2 | |
6395 | LAB SECTIO N | |
6396 | YES | |
6397 | NO | |
6398 | ||
6399 | 62.3 | |
6400 | LAB CONTRO L NAME | |
6401 | YES | |
6402 | NO | |
6403 | ||
6404 | 62.4 | |
6405 | AUTO INSTR UMENT | |
6406 | YES | |
6407 | NO | |
6408 | ||
6409 | 62.5 | |
6410 | LAB DESCRI PTIONS | |
6411 | YES | |
6412 | NO | |
6413 | ||
6414 | 62.55 | |
6415 | AGGLUTINAT ION STRENG TH | |
6416 | YES | |
6417 | NO | |
6418 | ||
6419 | 62.6 | |
6420 | ACCESSION TEST GROUP | |
6421 | YES | |
6422 | NO | |
6423 | ||
6424 | 63 | |
6425 | LAB DATA | |
6426 | YES | |
6427 | NO | |
6428 | ||
6429 | 63.9999 | |
6430 | ARCHIVED L R DATA | |
6431 | YES | |
6432 | NO | |
6433 | ||
6434 | 64 | |
6435 | WKLD CODE | |
6436 | YES | |
6437 | YES | |
6438 | OVERWRITE | |
6439 | 64.03 | |
6440 | WKLD LOG F ILE | |
6441 | YES | |
6442 | NO | |
6443 | ||
6444 | 64.05 | |
6445 | NON WORKLO AD PROCEDU RES | |
6446 | YES | |
6447 | YES | |
6448 | OVERWRITE | |
6449 | 64.1 | |
6450 | WKLD DATA | |
6451 | YES | |
6452 | NO | |
6453 | ||
6454 | 64.19999 | |
6455 | ARCHIVED W KLD DATA | |
6456 | YES | |
6457 | NO | |
6458 | ||
6459 | 64.2 | |
6460 | WKLD SUFFI X CODES | |
6461 | YES | |
6462 | YES | |
6463 | OVERWRITE | |
6464 | 64.21 | |
6465 | WKLD CODE LAB SECT | |
6466 | YES | |
6467 | YES | |
6468 | OVERWRITE | |
6469 | 64.22 | |
6470 | WKLD ITEM FOR COUNT | |
6471 | YES | |
6472 | YES | |
6473 | OVERWRITE | |
6474 | 64.3 | |
6475 | WKLD INSTR UMENT MANU FACTURER | |
6476 | YES | |
6477 | YES | |
6478 | OVERWRITE | |
6479 | 64.5 | |
6480 | LAB REPORT S | |
6481 | YES | |
6482 | NO | |
6483 | ||
6484 | 64.6 | |
6485 | INTERIM RE PORTS | |
6486 | YES | |
6487 | NO | |
6488 | ||
6489 | 64.7 | |
6490 | CUMULATIVE | |
6491 | YES | |
6492 | NO | |
6493 | ||
6494 | 65 | |
6495 | BLOOD INVE NTORY | |
6496 | YES | |
6497 | NO | |
6498 | ||
6499 | 65.4 | |
6500 | BLOOD BANK UTILITY | |
6501 | YES | |
6502 | NO | |
6503 | ||
6504 | 65.5 | |
6505 | BLOOD DONO R | |
6506 | YES | |
6507 | NO | |
6508 | ||
6509 | 65.9 | |
6510 | LAB LETTER | |
6511 | YES | |
6512 | NO | |
6513 | ||
6514 | 65.9999 | |
6515 | ARCHIVED B LOOD INVEN TORY | |
6516 | NO | |
6517 | NO | |
6518 | 66 | |
6519 | BLOOD PROD UCT | |
6520 | YES | |
6521 | NO | |
6522 | ||
6523 | 66.2 | |
6524 | BLOOD BANK VALIDATIO N | |
6525 | YES | |
6526 | NO | |
6527 | OVERWRITE | |
6528 | 66.3 | |
6529 | MASTER LAB ORATORY TE ST FILE | |
6530 | YES | |
6531 | NO | |
6532 | 66.5 | |
6533 | OPERATION (MSBOS) | |
6534 | YES | |
6535 | NO | |
6536 | ||
6537 | 66.9 | |
6538 | BLOOD COMP ONENT | |
6539 | YES | |
6540 | NO | |
6541 | ||
6542 | 67 | |
6543 | REFERRAL P ATIENT | |
6544 | YES | |
6545 | NO | |
6546 | ||
6547 | 67.1 | |
6548 | RESEARCH | |
6549 | YES | |
6550 | NO | |
6551 | ||
6552 | 67.2 | |
6553 | STERILIZER | |
6554 | YES | |
6555 | NO | |
6556 | ||
6557 | 67.3 | |
6558 | ENVIRONMEN TAL | |
6559 | YES | |
6560 | NO | |
6561 | ||
6562 | 67.4 | |
6563 | NON PATIEN T WORKLOAD | |
6564 | YES | |
6565 | NO | |
6566 | ||
6567 | 67.9 | |
6568 | LAB MONTHL Y WORKLOAD S | |
6569 | YES | |
6570 | NO | |
6571 | ||
6572 | 67.99999 | |
6573 | ARCHIVED L AB MONTHLY WORKLOADS | |
6574 | YES | |
6575 | NO | |
6576 | ||
6577 | 68 | |
6578 | ACCESSION | |
6579 | YES | |
6580 | NO | |
6581 | ||
6582 | 68.2 | |
6583 | LOAD/WORK LIST | |
6584 | YES | |
6585 | NO | |
6586 | ||
6587 | 68.4 | |
6588 | WORKLIST H EADINGS | |
6589 | YES | |
6590 | NO | |
6591 | ||
6592 | 68.45 | |
6593 | GROUP USER MANUAL | |
6594 | YES | |
6595 | NO | |
6596 | 69 | |
6597 | LAB ORDER ENTRY | |
6598 | YES | |
6599 | NO | |
6600 | ||
6601 | 69.1 | |
6602 | COLLECTION LIST | |
6603 | YES | |
6604 | NO | |
6605 | ||
6606 | 69.2 | |
6607 | LAB SECTIO N PRINT | |
6608 | YES | |
6609 | NO | |
6610 | ||
6611 | 69.9 | |
6612 | LABORATORY SITE | |
6613 | YES | |
6614 | NO | |
6615 | ||
6616 | 69.91 | |
6617 | LR ROUTINE INTEGRITY CHECKER | |
6618 | YES | |
6619 | YES | |
6620 | OVERWRITE | |
6621 | 95 | |
6622 | LAB JOURNA L | |
6623 | YES | |
6624 | NO | |
6625 | ||
6626 | Brief File Descripti ons XE "B rief File Descriptio ns" | |
6627 | ||
6628 | TC "Brie f File Des criptions" \l 2 | |
6629 | The follow ing is a b rief descr iption of the Labora tory files . For a co mplete des cription o f the file s and fiel ds refer t o the file section o f the Labo ratory Pla nning and Implementa tion Guide XE "Plan ning and I mplementat ion Guide" V. 5.2. For a prin tout of th e files an d fields u se the Lis t File Att ributes [D ILIST] opt ion of VA FileManage r. | |
6630 | 60 LABORAT ORY TEST | |
6631 | This is th e file tha t holds th e informat ion about individual Laborator y test. | |
6632 | 61 TOPOGRA PHY FIELD | |
6633 | This is th e TOPOGRAP HY FIELD f ile of SNO MED. | |
6634 | 61.1 MORPH OLOGY FIEL D | |
6635 | This is th e MORPHOLO GY FIELD f ile of SNO MED. | |
6636 | 61.2 ETIOL OGY FIELD | |
6637 | This is th e ETIOLOGY FIELD fil e of SNOME D. | |
6638 | 61.3 FUNCT ION FIELD | |
6639 | This is th e FUNCTION FIELD fil e of SNOME D. | |
6640 | 61.4 DISEA SE FIELD | |
6641 | This is th e DISEASE FIELD file of SNOMED . | |
6642 | 61.5 PROCE DURE FIELD | |
6643 | This is th e PROCEDUR E FIELD fi le of SNOM ED. | |
6644 | 61.6 OCCUP ATION FIEL D | |
6645 | This is th e OCCUPATI ON FIELD f ile of SNO MED. | |
6646 | 62 COLLECT ION SAMPLE | |
6647 | Collection samples f or laborat ory specim ens. | |
6648 | 62.05 URGE NCY | |
6649 | This file contains t he defined urgencies . | |
6650 | 62.06 ANTI MICROBIAL SUSCEPTIBI LITY | |
6651 | This file is used by each labo ratory to define spe cific info rmation ab out the ty pes of ant ibacterial antibioti cs your la boratory u ses. | |
6652 | 62.07 EXEC UTE CODE | |
6653 | The execut e code fil e is used to store a variety o f program instructio ns that ar e used in various pr ograms in the Labora tory packa ge. | |
6654 | 62.1 DELTA CHECKS | |
6655 | The DELTA CHECKS fil e contains entries w hose use i s optional . They are entered i n the LABO RATORY TES T file (#6 0) under t he site/sp ecimen for the Type of delta c heck field . | |
6656 | 62.2 LAB S ECTION | |
6657 | This file defines th e function al laborat ory areas. Each area may have multiple a ccession a reas. Entr ies may be added, bu t supplied entries s hould not be modifie d or delet ed. | |
6658 | 62.3 LAB C ONTROL NAM E | |
6659 | This file contains t he definit ion of eac h of the l aboratory controls u sed as par t of the l aboratory’ s quality control pr ogram. | |
6660 | 62.4 AUTO INSTRUMENT | |
6661 | This is th e master f ile contro lling how the Labora tory packa ge interpr ets the ru nning of t he instrum ents inter faced to t he CORE sy stem. | |
6662 | 62.5 LAB D ESCRIPTION S | |
6663 | This file is basical ly a dicti onary of a bbreviated codes or notations which are used in th e laborato ry repeate dly. Each one of the canned co des will e xpand to a full leng th message whenever the code i s typed in at a “Sel ect COMMEN T:” prompt . | |
6664 | 62.55 AGGL UTINATION STRENGTH | |
6665 | List of al l strength s of react ions. | |
6666 | 62.6 ACCES SION TEST GROUP | |
6667 | This file is used to setup Acc ession Tes t Groups ( menus for accessioni ng tests). | |
6668 | 63 LAB DAT A | |
6669 | Patient’s verified laboratory data. | |
6670 | 63.9999 AR CHIVED LR DATA | |
6671 | This file is where p atient lab data are stored dur ing the ar chive proc ess. It ha s the same data defi nitions as the Subfi le #63.04 in LAB DAT A file (#6 3). This f ile requir es no edit ing by the user. | |
6672 | 64 WKLD CO DE | |
6673 | This file contains t he list of WKLD Code s, which a re used to compile L aboratory workload s tatistics. This file is export ed with da ta from th e most cur rent instr ument list ings. | |
6674 | 64.03 WKLD LOG | |
6675 | This file contains a n entry fo r each WKL D related activity. | |
6676 | 64.05 WKLD NON WORKL OAD PROCED URES | |
6677 | Non worklo ad activit ies Proced ure List n ot to be a dded to we ighted wor kload. | |
6678 | 64.1 WORKL OAD WKLD D ATA | |
6679 | This file contains t he Laborat ory worklo ad data. | |
6680 | 64.19999 A RCHIVED WO RKLOAD WKL D DATA | |
6681 | This file contains L aboratory archived w orkload da ta. | |
6682 | 64.2 WKLD SUFFIX COD ES | |
6683 | This file contains a listing o f National approved Workload S uffix code s. | |
6684 | 64.21 WKLD CODE LAB SECT | |
6685 | This file contains t he lab sec tion to be used. Thi s field is not the l ab section which is used at th e local si te. | |
6686 | 64.22 WKLD ITEM FOR COUNT | |
6687 | This file contains a ll of the approved i tem descri ption used for count ing Worklo ad data. | |
6688 | 64.3 WKLD INSTRUMENT MANUFACTU RER | |
6689 | This file contains a n approved list of V enders/Man ufacturers of Labora tory equip ment of te st reagent s. | |
6690 | 64.5 LAB R EPORTS | |
6691 | This file contains t he design for the ou tput forma t for the cumulative report an d the supe rvisor’s r eports. | |
6692 | 64.6 INTER IM REPORTS | |
6693 | This file is used to define wh ether or n ot your si te will be generatin g interim reports of patient l ab values and to wha t location s these re ports will be sent o r routed. | |
6694 | 64.7 CUMUL ATIVE | |
6695 | This file stores tem porary pag es of the cumulative report. T he data in this file is mainta ined by th e cumulati ve routine s. | |
6696 | 65 BLOOD I NVENTORY | |
6697 | Units of v arious blo od compone nts. | |
6698 | 65.4 BLOOD BANK UTIL ITY | |
6699 | This file contains d onor affil iation gro ups, colle ction site s, items r elated to donor hist ory, and t ransfusion reaction types. | |
6700 | 65.5 BLOOD DONOR | |
6701 | List of bl ood donors with demo graphic, c ollection, and test data and c omponents prepared f rom each c ollection. | |
6702 | 65.9 LAB L ETTER | |
6703 | This file stores lab consultat ions and b lood donor letters. | |
6704 | 65.9999 AR CHIVED BLO OD INVENTO RY | |
6705 | This is th e Archived file for the variou s blood co mponents. | |
6706 | 66 BLOOD P RODUCT | |
6707 | Blood prod ucts and r eagents fo r blood ba nks and tr ansfusion services. | |
6708 | 66.2 BLOOD BANK VALI DATION | |
6709 | This file provides a mechanism for docum enting the mandated validation of the Bl ood Bank s oftware do cumentatio n. | |
6710 | 66.3 MASTE R LABORATO RY TEST FI LE | |
6711 | This file contains t he codes a nd informa tion that is to be a ssociated to the res pective la boratory t est/specim en combina tions. | |
6712 | 66.5 OPERA TION (MSBO S) | |
6713 | Contains o perations/ procedures with iden tified max imum Surgi cal Blood Order Sche dules (MSB OS). | |
6714 | 66.9 BLOOD COMPONENT | |
6715 | This file is used as a pick li st of bloo d componen ts availab le to be o rdered by users need ing to mak e a select ion from a nother DHC P package. This file is locall y edited b y the LIM. | |
6716 | 67 REFERRA L PATIENT | |
6717 | This file defines th e patients demograph ic informa tion for r eferral pa tients for whom test values w ill be ent ered into the system . | |
6718 | 67.1 RESEA RCH | |
6719 | This file contains t he names o f research entities (i.e., ani mals and t issues, et c.) | |
6720 | 67.2 STERI LIZER | |
6721 | This file is used fo r names of sterilize rs in the hospital. | |
6722 | 67.3 ENVIR ONMENTAL | |
6723 | This file is used by laborator y to enter names for environme ntal cultu res or cul tures of o ther inani mate entit ies. | |
6724 | 67.4 NON P ATIENT WOR KLOAD | |
6725 | This file will be de veloped in later ver sion to su pport non workload f unctions ( i.e., TQI, QC). | |
6726 | 67.9 LAB M ONTHLY WOR KLOADS | |
6727 | This file is used to collect w orkload da ta in prep aration fo r transmis sion to th e National Data Base Center. | |
6728 | 67.99999 A RCHIVED LA B MONTHLY WORKLOADS | |
6729 | This field contains archived L AB MONTHLY WORKLOADS file data . | |
6730 | 68 ACCESSI ON | |
6731 | This file contains e ntries whi ch represe nt the fun ctional su bdivisions or depart ments of t he laborat ory, refer red to by the Labora tory packa ge softwar e as acces sion areas . | |
6732 | 68.2 LOAD/ WORK LIST | |
6733 | This file contains t he informa tion neede d to defin e each loa d or work list used to organiz e the work load in th e laborato ry. | |
6734 | 68.4 WORKL IST HEADIN GS | |
6735 | This file allows the lab to cu stomize th e short ac cession li st. | |
6736 | 68.45 GROU P USER MAN UAL | |
6737 | This file is for fut ure use. | |
6738 | 69 LAB ORD ER ENTRY | |
6739 | This file controls t he orderly sequence of lab tes t ordering . | |
6740 | 69.1 COLLE CTION LIST | |
6741 | This conta ins the la b collecti on list en tries. | |
6742 | 69.2 LAB S ECTION PRI NT | |
6743 | This file used to ho ld print h eaders for anatomic path repor ts and as a temporar y holding file for p athology c umulative, incomplet e and comp lete repor ts. It is also used for Blood Bank Modul e special report for mat. | |
6744 | 69.9 LABOR ATORY SITE | |
6745 | This file holds spec ific infor mation whi ch defines certain s ite parame ters relat ing to the actual fu nctioning of your la boratory. | |
6746 | 69.91 LR R OUTINE INT EGRITY CHE CKER | |
6747 | This file contains r outine siz e (^%ZOSF( “size”)) a nd routine bit size (^LRINTEG) for expor ted lab pa ckages by version nu mber. | |
6748 | 95 LAB JOU RNAL | |
6749 | This file contains m edical jou rnals whic h provides reference s for vari ous Bacter iology art icles | |
6750 | EXPORTED O PTIONS | |
6751 | TC "Expo rted Optio ns" \l 1 | |
6752 | Exported O ptions XE "Exported Options" | |
6753 | This secti on provide s a list o f exported options i n the Labo ratory pac kage. It a lso includ e the dist ribution o f menus to users and note any restrictio ns on menu distribut ion. | |
6754 | Laboratory Options L ist TC "L aboratory Options Li st" \l 2 | |
6755 | OPTION LIS T AUG 21,1994 14:48 P AGE 1 | |
6756 | MENU TEXT NAM E | |
6757 | ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -------- | |
6758 | Check the lab interf ace LA 1103 | |
6759 | AP Microfi che Archiv e LA AP FICHE | |
6760 | Set instru ment to ru n by Acces sion LA AUTO ACC | |
6761 | Set instru ment to ru n by load list LA AUTO LLIST | |
6762 | Direct Con nect Auto- Instrument Start LA DIR JOB | |
6763 | Download a load list to an Ins trument. LA DOWN | |
6764 | Lab Error Trap Listi ng LA ERR PRINT | |
6765 | Lab interf ace menu LA INTERFACE | |
6766 | Restart pr ocessing o f instrume nt data LA JOB | |
6767 | Keypad dif ferential for CRT's LA KB DIFF | |
6768 | Test the i nterface LA LAB TEST | |
6769 | Change ins trument ru n mode. LA LRLL/AC SW ITCH | |
6770 | Automated Microbiolo gy Menu LA MI MENU | |
6771 | MicroScan Load Workl ist (Build ) LA MI MICROSC AN L/W BUI LD | |
6772 | Load Vitek Special C haracters LA MI SPECIAL CHARACTER LOAD Veri fy Micro A uto Data LA MI V ERIFY AUTO | |
6773 | Vitek Load Worklist (Build) LA MI VITEK L /W BUILD | |
6774 | Watch the data in th e LA globa l. LA WATCH LAB Edit co ntrols add ed to the accessions each day LR ACC CON TROLS | |
6775 | Accession order then immediate ly enter d ata LR ACC THEN D ATA | |
6776 | Clear data from the LAR global LR ARCHIVE CL EAR | |
6777 | Find patie nt's archi ved data LR ARCHIVE DA TA | |
6778 | Archive la b data LR ARCHIVE ME NU | |
6779 | Convert ar chived dat a to use N ew Person file LR ARCHIVE NP CONVERSIO N | |
6780 | Purge data found in the Search option LR ARCHIVE PU RGE | |
6781 | Read data from off-l ine media LR ARCHIVE RE AD MEDIA | |
6782 | Restore ar chived dat a to LR gl obal LR ARCHIVE RE STORE | |
6783 | Search for lab data to archive LR ARCHIVE SE ARCH | |
6784 | Write data to off-li ne media LR ARCHIVE WR ITE MEDIA | |
6785 | Download F ormat for Intermec P rinter LR BARCODE FO RMAT LOAD | |
6786 | Lab test t urnaround time LR CAPTT | |
6787 | Count acce ssioned te sts LR COUNT ACC TESTS | |
6788 | Process da ta in lab menu LR DO! | |
6789 | Phlebotomy menu LR GET | |
6790 | Health Dep artment re port LR HEALTH DEP T | |
6791 | Accessioni ng menu LR IN | |
6792 | Infection warning ed it LR INF WARN | |
6793 | LAB ROUTIN E INTEGRIT Y MENU LR INTEGRITY | |
6794 | Load Integ rity File LR INTEGRITY LOAD | |
6795 | Loop thru LR INTEGRI TY LR INTEGRITY LOOP | |
6796 | Check a si ngle routi ne size LR INTEGRITY SINGLE | |
6797 | LIM worklo ad menu LR LIM/WKLD M ENU | |
6798 | Lookup acc ession LR LOOKUP ACC ESSION | |
6799 | Results me nu LR OUT | |
6800 | Misc. Proc essing Men u LR PROCESS, M ISC | |
6801 | Rollover A ccession ( Manual) LR ROLLOVER | |
6802 | Summary li st (superv isors') LR SUP SUMMAR Y | |
6803 | Supervisor workload menu LR SUPER/WKLD MENU | |
6804 | Lab statis tics menu LR WKLD | |
6805 | Review acc ession wor kload LR WKLD AUDIT | |
6806 | WKLD code list by co de LR WKLD CODE BY CODE | |
6807 | WKLD code list by na me LR WKLD CODE BY NAME | |
6808 | Edit workl oad commen ts LR WKLD COMME NTS | |
6809 | PHASE 1: M ove data f rom 64.1 t o 67.9. LR WKLD LMIP 1 | |
6810 | Recompile Phase 1 LM IP Data. LR WKLD LMIP 1 REPEAT | |
6811 | PHASE 2: C ollect dat a for tran smit to ND B. LR WKLD LMIP 2 | |
6812 | PHASE 3: P rint of da ta to be s ent to NDB . LR WKLD LMIP 3 | |
6813 | PHASE 4: C reate E-ma il message for NDB. LR WKLD LMIP 4 | |
6814 | PHASE 5: P urge month ly WKLD da ta from 67 .9. LR WKLD LMIP 5 | |
6815 | Manually c ompile WKL D and work load count s LR WKLD MANUA L | |
6816 | Workload m anual inpu t LR WKLD MANUA L INPUT | |
6817 | Requesting center di ctionary LR WKLD REQUE ST | |
6818 | Lab sectio n list by code LR WKLD SECTI ON BY CODE | |
6819 | Lab sectio n list by name LR WKLD SECTI ON BY NAME | |
6820 | Service di ctionary LR WKLD SERVI CE | |
6821 | Turn on si te workloa d statisti cs LR WKLD STATS ON | |
6822 | Turn on wo rkload sta ts for acc ession are a LR WKLD STATS ON ACC AR EA | |
6823 | Std/QC/Rep s Manual W orkload co unt LR WKLD STD/Q C/REPS | |
6824 | Lab subsec tion by La b section LR WKLD SUB B Y SECTION | |
6825 | Lab subsec tion list LR WKLD SUBSE CTION | |
6826 | Test dicti onary LR WKLD TEST DICT | |
6827 | WKLD stati stics repo rts LR WKLD2 | |
6828 | File listi ngs LR WKLD3 | |
6829 | LMIP Repor ts/Data Co llection LR WKLD4 | |
6830 | Cumulative menu LRA C | |
6831 | Reprint a permanent page from cumulative LRA C 1 PAGE | |
6832 | Mumps A in dex of the LAB REPOR TS file LRA C A | |
6833 | Mumps A, A C, & AR in dexes of t he LAB REP ORTS LRA C A AC AR | |
6834 | Mumps AC i ndex of th e LAB REPO RTS file LRA C AC | |
6835 | Mumps AR i ndex of th e LAB REPO RTS file LRA C AR | |
6836 | Diagnostic routine f or Lab Rep orts file (64.5) LRA C DIAG | |
6837 | Patient La b Discharg e Summary (Manual) LRA C DISCHARG E | |
6838 | Force cumu lative dat a to Perma nent Page LRA C FORCE | |
6839 | Print a fu ll patient summary LRA C FULL PAT IENT SUMMA RY Initial ize LAC gl obal & X r eferences LRAC INITI ALIZE | |
6840 | List of pa tients by location f or cumulat ive | |
6841 | report LRA C LIST | |
6842 | Reprint cu mulative o n a given location LRA C LOC | |
6843 | Reprint cu mulative f rom locati on to loca tion LRA C LOC-LOC | |
6844 | Manual que uing of cu mulative LRA C MANUAL | |
6845 | Manual Que uing of Fi leroom Cum LRA C MANUAL F ILEROON CU M Reprint cumulative on a give n patient L RAC PT | |
6846 | Purge the Cumulative file LRA C PURGE | |
6847 | Cumulative device st atus LRA C STATUS | |
6848 | Re-cross-r eference i ndexes in LAB REPORT S file LRA C XREF | |
6849 | Long form accession list LRA CC1 | |
6850 | Short acce ssion list LRA CC2 | |
6851 | Work sheet Accession list LRA CC3 | |
6852 | Work sheet of all un verified a ccessions for | |
6853 | a date LRA CC4 | |
6854 | Supervisor 's report LRA CS MANUAL | |
6855 | Add tests to a given accession . LRA DD TO ACC | |
6856 | Add tests to an alre ady existi ng order n umber LRA DD TO ORDE R | |
6857 | Lab add te st(s) to a n existing order LRA DDTST | |
6858 | Anatomic p athology LRA P | |
6859 | Add patien t(s) to re port print queue LRA P ADD | |
6860 | Delete rep ort print queue LRA P DELETE | |
6861 | Print all reports on queue LRA P PRINT AL L ON QUEUE | |
6862 | Print sing le report only LRA P PRINT SI NGLE | |
6863 | Sum of acc essions by date, ana t path LRA PA | |
6864 | AFIP regis tries LRA PAFIP | |
6865 | Alphabetic al autopsy list LRA PAUA | |
6866 | Data entry for autop sies LRA PAUDA | |
6867 | Autopsy pr otocol & I CD9CM codi ng LRA PAUDAA | |
6868 | Autopsy pr otocol & S NOMED codi ng LRA PAUDAB | |
6869 | Autopsy pr otocol LRA PAUDAP | |
6870 | Special st udies, aut opsy LRA PAUDAS | |
6871 | Final auto psy diagno ses date LRA PAUFAD | |
6872 | Path cases by reside nt, tech, senior or | |
6873 | clinician LRA PAUL | |
6874 | Accession counts by senior pat hologist LRA PAULC | |
6875 | Autopsy ad ministrati ve reports LRA PAUP | |
6876 | Provisiona l anatomic diagnoses LRA PAUPAD | |
6877 | Autopsy pr otocol/sup plementary report LRA PAUPT | |
6878 | Autopsy da ta review LRA PAURV | |
6879 | Autopsy su pplementar y report LRA PAUSR | |
6880 | Autopsy st atus list LRA PAUSTATUS | |
6881 | Print log book LRA PBK | |
6882 | Anatomic p athology t opography counts LRA PC | |
6883 | Coding, an at path LRA PCODE | |
6884 | Display cy topath rep orts for a patient LRA PCYCUM | |
6885 | % Pos, Aty p, Dysp, N eg, Susp, Unsat cyto path LRA PCYPCT | |
6886 | Print cyto pathology report for a patient LRA PCYSGL | |
6887 | Data entry , anat pat h LRA PD | |
6888 | Delete ana t path des criptions by date LRA PDAR | |
6889 | Enter/edit lab descr iption fil e LRA PDES | |
6890 | Delete fre e text spe cimen entr ies LRA PDFS | |
6891 | Clinical H x/Gross De scription/ FS LRA PDGD | |
6892 | FS/Gross/M icro/Dx/IC D9CM Codin g LRA PDGI | |
6893 | FS/Gross/M icro/Dx LRA PDGM | |
6894 | FS/Gross/M icro/Dx/SN OMED Codin g LRA PDGS | |
6895 | Disease (SNOMED) enter/edit LRA PDIS | |
6896 | Disease (SNOMED) reference print LRA PDP | |
6897 | Prisoner o f war vete rans LRA PDPT | |
6898 | Disease (SNOMED) reference LRA PDR | |
6899 | Supplement ary Report , Anat Pat h LRA PDSR | |
6900 | Spec Studi es-EM;Immu no;Consult ;Pic, Anat Path LRA PDSS | |
6901 | Edit/modif y data, an at path LRA PE | |
6902 | Edit log-i n & clinic al hx, ana t path LRA PED | |
6903 | Edit anat path comme nts LRA PEDC | |
6904 | Display EM reports f or a patie nt LRA PEMCUM | |
6905 | Print elec tron micro scopy repo rt for a p atient LRA PEMSGL | |
6906 | Etiology (SNOMED) reference print LRA PEP | |
6907 | Etiology (SNOMED) reference LRA PER | |
6908 | Etiology (SNOMED) enter/edit LRA PETI | |
6909 | Print fina l path rep orts by ac cession # LRA PFICH | |
6910 | Function (SNOMED) reference print LRA PFP | |
6911 | Function (SNOMED) reference LRA PFR | |
6912 | Function (SNOMED) enter/edit LRA PFUN | |
6913 | Histopatho logy Works heet LRA PH | |
6914 | Edit patho logy param eters LRA PHDR | |
6915 | Inquiries, anat path LRA PI | |
6916 | ICD9CM cod ing, anat path LRA PICD | |
6917 | Incomplete reports, anat path LRA PINC | |
6918 | Delete acc ession #, anat path LRA PKILL | |
6919 | Log-in men u, anat pa th LRA PL | |
6920 | Anatomic p athology l abels LRA PLBL | |
6921 | Log-in, an at path LRA PLG | |
6922 | Medical jo urnal file edit LRA PLIB | |
6923 | Anat path slide labe ls LRA PLM | |
6924 | Anat path specimen l abels LRA PLS | |
6925 | Modify ana t path gro ss/micro/d x/frozen s ection LRA PM | |
6926 | Clinician options, a nat path LRA PMD | |
6927 | Print path modificat ions LRA PMOD | |
6928 | Morphology (SNOMED) enter/edit LRA PMOR | |
6929 | Morphology (SNOMED) reference print LRA PMP | |
6930 | Morphology (SNOMED) reference LRA PMR | |
6931 | Move anato mic path a ccession LRA PMV | |
6932 | Occupation (SNOMED) enter/edit LRA POCC | |
6933 | Enter old anat path records LRA POLD | |
6934 | Occupation (SNOMED) reference print LRA POP | |
6935 | Occupation (SNOMED) reference LRA POR | |
6936 | Print, ana t path LRA PP | |
6937 | Display fi nal path r eports by accession # LRA PPA | |
6938 | Anat path accession list by da te LRA PPAD | |
6939 | Anat path accession list by nu mber LRA PPAN | |
6940 | Anat path accession reports LRA PPAR | |
6941 | Entries by dates,pat ient & acc ession # LRA PPF | |
6942 | Persian gu lf veteran s LRA PPG | |
6943 | Procedure (SNOMED) reference print LRA PPP | |
6944 | Procedure (SNOMED) reference LRA PPR | |
6945 | Procedure (SNOMED) enter/edit LRA PPRO | |
6946 | List patho logy repor ts in prin t queue LRA PQ | |
6947 | AP quality assurance LRA PQA | |
6948 | Cum path s ummaries f or quality assurance LRA PQAC | |
6949 | QA codes e ntry/edit LRA PQACD | |
6950 | AP consult ation sear ches and r eports LRA PQACN | |
6951 | Delete TC and QA cod es LRA PQADEL | |
6952 | Frozen sec tion, surg ical path correlatio n LRA PQAFS | |
6953 | Print path micro mod ifications LRA PQAM | |
6954 | Malignancy review LRA PQAMR | |
6955 | 10% random case revi ew, surg p ath LRA PQAR | |
6956 | Edit QA si te paramet ers LRA PQASP | |
6957 | Tissue com mittee rev iew cases LRA PQAT | |
6958 | QA outcome review ca ses LRA PQOR | |
6959 | Verify/rel ease repor ts, anat p ath LRA PR | |
6960 | SNOMED fie ld referen ces LRA PREF | |
6961 | Pathology reports fo r a patien t LRA PRPT | |
6962 | Supplement ary report release, anat path LRA PRS | |
6963 | Accession list with stains LRA PSA | |
6964 | DISEASE co de search, SNOMED LRA PSD | |
6965 | ETIOLOGY c ode search , SNOMED LRA PSE | |
6966 | Search opt ions, anat path LRA PSEARCH | |
6967 | MULTIAXIAL code sear ch, SNOMED LRA PSEM | |
6968 | FUNCTION c ode search , SNOMED LRA PSF | |
6969 | Print a pa thology re port for a patient LRA PSGL | |
6970 | ICD9CM cod e search LRA PSI | |
6971 | MORPHOLOGY code sear ch, SNOMED LRA PSM | |
6972 | Enter/edit items in a SNOMED f ield LRA PSNOMEDIT | |
6973 | PROCEDURE code searc h, SNOMED LRA PSP | |
6974 | Display su rg path re ports for a patient LRA PSPCUM | |
6975 | Blocks, St ains, Proc edures, an at path LRA PSPDAT | |
6976 | Print surg ical patho logy repor t for a pa tient LRA PSPSGL | |
6977 | Enter/edit SNOMED fi le referen ces LRA PSRE | |
6978 | Print refe rences for a SNOMED entry LRA PSRP | |
6979 | Display st ains/block s for a pa tient LRA PST | |
6980 | Supervisor , anat pat h LRA PSUPER | |
6981 | Cum path d ata summar ies LRA PT | |
6982 | Topography (SNOMED) enter/edit LRA PTOP | |
6983 | Topography (SNOMED) reference print LRA PTP | |
6984 | Topography (SNOMED) reference LRA PTR | |
6985 | Anatomic p athology t urnaround time LRA PTT | |
6986 | List of un verified p athology r eports LRA PV | |
6987 | Verify/rel ease menu, anat path LRA PVR | |
6988 | Workload, anat path LRA PW | |
6989 | EM scannin g and phot o workload LRA PWE | |
6990 | Cytopathol ogy screen ing worklo ad LRA PWR | |
6991 | Surg path gross assi stance wor kload LRA PWRSP | |
6992 | SNOMED cod ing, anat path LRA PX | |
6993 | Autopsy pa thology LRA U | |
6994 | Data entry , Autopsy Path LRA UDA | |
6995 | Autopsy pr otocol & I CD9CM codi ng LRA UDAA | |
6996 | Autopsy pr otocol & S NOMED codi ng LRA UDAB | |
6997 | SNOMED cod ing, Autop sy Path LRA UDAC | |
6998 | ICD9CM cod ing, Autop sy Path LRA UDAI | |
6999 | Autopsy pr otocol LRA UDAP | |
7000 | Delete aut opsy proto cols by da te LRA UDAR | |
7001 | Special st udies, Aut opsy LRA UDAS | |
7002 | Final Auto psy Diagno ses Date LRA UFAD | |
7003 | Log-in, Au topsy path LRA ULG | |
7004 | Autopsy Sl ide Labels (generic) LRA UMLK | |
7005 | Print opti on, Autops y path LRA UP | |
7006 | Blood bank LRB L | |
7007 | Blood Bank Administr ative Data LRB LA | |
7008 | Crossmatch /Transfusi ons by Spe cialty/Phy sician LRB LAA | |
7009 | Print data change au dits LRB LAD | |
7010 | Remove dat a change a udits LRB LAR | |
7011 | Inventory ABO/Rh re- check coun ts LRB LC | |
7012 | Blood bank consultat ion report s LRB LCN | |
7013 | Donor LRB LD | |
7014 | Donor coll ection/def erral edit LRB LDA | |
7015 | Apheresis donor list LRB LDAP | |
7016 | Acknowledg e donor aw ard by del etion LRB LDAWARD | |
7017 | Donor coll ection/pro cessing LRB LDC | |
7018 | Collection dispositi on report LRB LDCD | |
7019 | Collection dispositi on/compone nt prepara tion LRB LDCP | |
7020 | Component preparatio n report LRB LDCR | |
7021 | Cumulative donations and award s LRB LDCU | |
7022 | Edit donor consent LRB LDCX | |
7023 | Donor demo graphics LRB LDD | |
7024 | Gallon don or report LRB LDDA | |
7025 | ABO/Rh tes ting of do nor units LRB LDDAT | |
7026 | Donor unit testing w orklist LRB LDDAW | |
7027 | Donor defe rral repor t LRB LDDR | |
7028 | Blood dono r group/ty pe edit LRB LDEDIT | |
7029 | Emergency donor repo rt LRB LDEDR | |
7030 | Permanent deferral/s pecial com ments LRB LDEF | |
7031 | Print ex-d onors LRB LDEX | |
7032 | First time blood don ors LRB LDFD | |
7033 | Group affi liation re port LRB LDGA | |
7034 | Group dona tion repor t LRB LDGDR | |
7035 | Remove ex- donors LRB LDK | |
7036 | Donor list s/labels/l etters LRB LDL | |
7037 | Donor regi stration LRB LDLG | |
7038 | Enter/edit donor let ters LRB LDLT | |
7039 | Mobile (Co llection S ite) repor t LRB LDMC | |
7040 | Donor mont h/holiday recall lis t LRB LDMR | |
7041 | Old blood donor reco rds LRB LDO | |
7042 | Patient cr edits from blood don ations LRB LDPCR | |
7043 | Permanent donor defe rral repor t LRB LDPD | |
7044 | Donor phen otyping LRB LDPH | |
7045 | List of do nors by la st attempt date LRB LDPL | |
7046 | Blood prod uct reject ion report LRB LDPRR | |
7047 | Donor hist ory, physi cal and co nsent form LRB LDR | |
7048 | Blood dono r recruitm ent report s LRB LDRPTS | |
7049 | Test revie w/Componen t labeling /release LRB LDRR | |
7050 | Donor sche duling rep ort LRB LDSC | |
7051 | Donor shor t draw rep ort LRB LDSD | |
7052 | Donor summ ary report s LRB LDSR | |
7053 | Lab tests( not ABO/Rh ) on donor units LRB LDT | |
7054 | Abnormal d onor tests LRB LDTA | |
7055 | Donor unit testing p rooflist LRB LDTR | |
7056 | Donor unit supplemen tal testin g prooflis t LRB LDTRS | |
7057 | Donor bloo d testing/ review/rel ease LRB LDU | |
7058 | Donor unit ABO/Rh re check LRB LDUC | |
7059 | Edit blood bank file s LRB LEF | |
7060 | Inventory LRB LI | |
7061 | CMV Antibo dy Status Report LRB LICV | |
7062 | Dispositio n -not tra nsfused LRB LIDN | |
7063 | Dispositio n -relocat ion LRB LIDR | |
7064 | Dispositio n-not tran sfused LRB LIDU | |
7065 | Blood bank inventory integrity report LRB LII | |
7066 | Unit CAUTI ON tag lab els LRB LILA | |
7067 | Log-in reg ular (invo ices) LRB LILR | |
7068 | Enter bloo d inventor y typing c harges LRB LILS | |
7069 | Phenotyped units ava ilable LRB LIPH | |
7070 | Single uni t informat ion- displ ay LRB LIPSD | |
7071 | Single uni t informat ion- print LRB LIPSP | |
7072 | Transfusio n reaction s report LRB LIPTR | |
7073 | Unit issue book entr ies LRB LIRB | |
7074 | Blood inve ntory stat us reports LRB LIS | |
7075 | Shipping i nvoices fo r blood co mponents LRB LISH | |
7076 | Transfusio n data rep ort LRB LITR | |
7077 | Transfusio ns by trea ting speci alty/physi cian LRB LITS | |
7078 | Blood inve ntory tran saction re ports LRB LITX | |
7079 | Unit ABO/R h confirma tion LRB LIUC | |
7080 | Unit pheno typing LRB LIUP | |
7081 | Units rele ase to sto ck (cancel ) by patie nt LRB LIUR | |
7082 | Blood util ization & summary re ports LRB LIUS | |
7083 | Inventory ABO/Rh tes ting works heet LRB LIW | |
7084 | Units on X match by d ate/time x matched LRB LIX | |
7085 | Autologous dispositi on report LRB LJB | |
7086 | Edit poole d blood pr oduct LRB LJM | |
7087 | Transfused RBC for t reating sp ecialty LRB LJUT | |
7088 | Blood bank patient LRB LP | |
7089 | Add BB pat ient(s) to report qu eue LRB LP ADD | |
7090 | Delete BB report pri nt queue LRB LP DELETE | |
7091 | Print all BB patient reports o n print qu eue LRB LP PRINT A LL ON QUEU E | |
7092 | Print sing le BB pati ent report LRB LP PRINT S INGLE | |
7093 | Antibodies by patien t LRB LPAB | |
7094 | Patient ac cession li st LRB LPAL | |
7095 | Blood bank tests rep ort LRB LPBR | |
7096 | Request/se lect/xmatc h blood co mponents LRB LPC | |
7097 | Patient tr ansfusions & hematol ogy result s LRB LPCH | |
7098 | Blood comp onent requ ests LRB LPCS | |
7099 | Pediatric unit prepa ration LRB LPED | |
7100 | Patient AB O/Rh edit LRB LPEDIT | |
7101 | Previous r ecords LRB LPER | |
7102 | Enter test data LRB LPET | |
7103 | Patient Me dication L ist LRB LPH | |
7104 | Select uni ts for pat ients LRB LPIC | |
7105 | Prolonged transfusio n times LRB LPIT | |
7106 | Specimen l og-in LRB LPLOGIN | |
7107 | File 81 co nversion LRB LPOST | |
7108 | Patient an tibody rep ort (short list) LRB LPR | |
7109 | Patient an tibody rep ort (long- list) LRB LPRA | |
7110 | Inappropri ate transf usion requ ests repor t LRB LPRIT | |
7111 | Special in structions LRB LPSI | |
7112 | Blood tran sfusion re sults LRB LPT | |
7113 | Unknown un it transfu sion react ion LRB LPTXR | |
7114 | Enter cros smatch res ults LRB LPX | |
7115 | Inquiries LRB LQ | |
7116 | Patient bl ood bank r ecord LRB LQDR | |
7117 | Units assi gned/compo nents requ ested LRB LQPR | |
7118 | Single don or informa tion LRB LQSD | |
7119 | Single don or demogra phic infor mation LRB LQSDD | |
7120 | Single uni t status LRB LQST | |
7121 | Single uni t (display /print) in formation LRB LQSU | |
7122 | Reports LRB LR | |
7123 | Crossmatch :Transfusi on report LRB LRCT | |
7124 | Supplier i nvoices (i nventory) LRB LRIN | |
7125 | Special ty ping charg es (invent ory) LRB LRIS | |
7126 | Supplier t ransaction s (invento ry) LRB LRIT | |
7127 | Test count s by locat ion LRB LRTC | |
7128 | Units avai lable (ind ate/no dis position) LRB LRUA | |
7129 | Print unit s with fin al disposi tion LRB LRUF | |
7130 | Units with no dispos ition LRB LRUN | |
7131 | Blood bank workload reports LRB LRWK | |
7132 | Supervisor LRB LS | |
7133 | Blood dono r edit opt ions LRB LSD | |
7134 | Delete a u ser's pati ent list LRB LSDPL | |
7135 | Edit blood product f ile LRB LSEB | |
7136 | Edit unit - patient fields LRB LSEC | |
7137 | Edit unit dispositio n fields LRB LSED | |
7138 | Free autol ogous/dire cted donor units LRB LSEE | |
7139 | Edit blood bank desc riptions f ile LRB LSEF | |
7140 | Edit donor history q uestions LRB LSEH | |
7141 | Edit unit log-in LRB LSEL | |
7142 | Remove uni ts with fi nal dispos ition LRB LSER | |
7143 | Tests for inclusion in transfu sion repor t LRB LSET | |
7144 | Edit blood bank util ity file LRB LSEU | |
7145 | Edit numbe r of lines in a labe l LRB LSF | |
7146 | Blood bank inventory edit opti ons LRB LSI | |
7147 | Edit lab l etter file LRB LSLL | |
7148 | Maximum su rgical blo od order e dit LRB LSMS | |
7149 | Edit Corre sponding A ntigen/Ant ibody LRB LSNO | |
7150 | Blood bank patient e dit option s LRB LSP | |
7151 | Edit previ ous transf usion reco rd LRB LSPP | |
7152 | Remove ina ppropriate transfusi on request s LRB LSRI | |
7153 | Blood comp onent requ est edit LRB LSRQ | |
7154 | Edit blood bank site parameter s LRB LSSP | |
7155 | Summary an d deletion reports LRB LSSR | |
7156 | Tests for display on patient l ook-up LRB LST | |
7157 | Blood bank workload LRB LSW | |
7158 | Transfusio n reaction count LRB LTA | |
7159 | Test workl ist LRB LTTW | |
7160 | Tests for transfusio n follow-u p LRB LTX | |
7161 | Transfusio n follow-u p tests LRB LTXA | |
7162 | Blood bank validatio n document ation LRB LVAL | |
7163 | Validation documenta tion LRB LVALI | |
7164 | Print bloo d bank val idation LRB LVALP | |
7165 | Ward LRB LW | |
7166 | Add a new WKLD code to file LRC AP CODE AD D | |
7167 | RCS-CDR/LM IP REPORT LRC APAM5 | |
7168 | Workload c ode list LRC APD | |
7169 | WKLD log f ile downlo ad LRC APDL | |
7170 | Etiology W KLD Codes (Force) LRC APF | |
7171 | Workload S tatistics by Major S ection LRC APMA | |
7172 | Workload c ost report by major section LRC APML | |
7173 | Workload R eport LRC APR1 | |
7174 | Treating S pecialty W orkload Re port LRC APTS | |
7175 | Delete ent ire order or individ ual tests LRC ENDEL | |
7176 | Review by order numb er LRC ENLKUP | |
7177 | Check file s for inco nsistencie s LRC HKFILES | |
7178 | Check pati ent and la b data cro ss pointer s LRC KPTR | |
7179 | Audit of d eleted/edi ted commen ts LRD COM | |
7180 | Remove an accession LRD ELOG | |
7181 | Edit atomi c tests LRD IEATOMIC | |
7182 | Edit cosmi c tests LRD IECOSMIC | |
7183 | Graph resu lts LRD IST | |
7184 | Ward colle ction summ ary for la b orders LRD RAW | |
7185 | Enter/veri fy/modify data (manu al) LRE NTER | |
7186 | Test descr iption inf ormation LRE V | |
7187 | Bypass nor mal data e ntry LRF AST | |
7188 | Fast Bypas s Data Ent ry/Verify LRF ASTS | |
7189 | General re port for s elected te sts LRG EN | |
7190 | Group unve rified rev iew (EA, E L, EW) LRG P | |
7191 | Group veri fy (EA, EL , EW) LRG V | |
7192 | Group data review (v erified & EM) LRG VP | |
7193 | Informatio n-help men u LRH ELP | |
7194 | Clear inst rument/wor klist data LRI NSTCLR | |
7195 | Reprint or der access ion label( s) LRL ABXOL | |
7196 | Reprint ac cession la bel(s) LRL ABXT | |
7197 | Lab liaiso n menu LRL IAISON | |
7198 | Summary li st (extend ed supervi sors') LRL ISTE | |
7199 | Build a lo ad/work li st LRL L | |
7200 | Edit contr ol placeme nt on load /work list LRL L CONTROLS | |
7201 | Set new "s tarting se quence num ber" LRL L NEW 1ST SEQUENCE # | |
7202 | Change Loa d/Work lis t type. LRL L TYPE | |
7203 | Unload Loa d/Work Lis t LRL LCT | |
7204 | Edit the d efault par ameters Lo ad/Work li st. LRL LE DFT | |
7205 | Edit the L oad/Work l ist profil e LRL LE PRO | |
7206 | Insert a S ample on a Load/Work list LRL LINST | |
7207 | Move a Loa d/Work lis t entry LRL LMOVE | |
7208 | Print a lo ad/work li st LRL LP | |
7209 | Active Loa d Work Lis ting LRL LPA | |
7210 | Remove a L oad/Work l ist entry LRL LREMV | |
7211 | Laboratory DHCP Menu LRM ENU | |
7212 | Microbiolo gy menu LRM I | |
7213 | Long form accession list for m icrobiolog y LRM IACC1 | |
7214 | Batch acce ssioning LRM IBL | |
7215 | Accessioni ng, standa rd (Microb iology) LRM ICROLOGIN | |
7216 | Results en try LRM IEDZ | |
7217 | Edit Inact ive DT Mul tiple – ET IOLOGY Fil e LRM IME | |
7218 | Edit Inact ive DT Sin gle – ETIO LOGY File LRM ISE | |
7219 | Verificati on of data by tech LRM INEWD | |
7220 | Microbiolo gy print m enu LRM IP | |
7221 | Cumulative patient r eport LRM IPC | |
7222 | All result s for sele cted acces sions LRM IPLOG | |
7223 | Patient re port LRM IPSZ | |
7224 | References LRM IREF | |
7225 | Enter/Edit medical j ournal ref erences LRM IREF JOURN AL | |
7226 | Enter/Edit micro jou rnal refer ences LRM IREF MICRO | |
7227 | Inquire to micro jou rnal refer ences LRM IREF MICRO I | |
7228 | Infection control su rvey repor t LRM ISEZ | |
7229 | Results en try (batch ) LRM ISTUF | |
7230 | Microbiolo gy Trend R eport LRM ITS | |
7231 | Verificati on of data by superv isor LRM IVER | |
7232 | Re-index A ntimicrobi al Suscept File (62. 06) LRM IXALL | |
7233 | List of or ders not c ollected ( Long form) LRN DLST | |
7234 | Set a new starting a ccession n umber LRN EWSTART | |
7235 | List of la b orders n ot collect ed LRN ODRAW | |
7236 | Special te st accessi oning LRN ONCOM | |
7237 | Purge old orders & a ccessions LRO C | |
7238 | Accessioni ng tests o rdered by ward order entry LRO E | |
7239 | Documentat ion for la b options LRO PT | |
7240 | Listing of Laborator y Menus/Op tions LRO PTLST | |
7241 | Order/test status LRO S | |
7242 | Lab test o rder LRO W | |
7243 | Fast lab t est order (IMMEDIATE COLLECT) LRO W IMMED CO LLECT | |
7244 | Fast lab t est order (ROUTINE) LRO W ROUTINE | |
7245 | Fast lab t est order (SEND PATI ENT) LRO W SEND PAT | |
7246 | Fast lab t est order (WARD COLL ECT) LRO W WARD COL | |
7247 | Reprint a Ward Colle ct Order LRO WRP | |
7248 | Receipt of routine l ab collect ion from w ards LRP HEXCPT | |
7249 | Itemized r outine lab collectio n LRP HITEM | |
7250 | Print coll ection lis t/labels LRP HLIST | |
7251 | Add to col lection li st LRP HMAN | |
7252 | Quality co ntrol disp lay (Levey -Jennings) LRQ C | |
7253 | Add/edit Q C name &/o r edit tes t means LRQ CADDNAME | |
7254 | Bull algor ithm quali ty control LRQ CC | |
7255 | Manually a ccession Q C, Environ mental, et c. LRQ CLOG | |
7256 | Quality co ntrol menu LRQ CM | |
7257 | Multipurpo se accessi oning LRQ UICK | |
7258 | Interim re port by pr ovider LRR D | |
7259 | Interim re ports for 1 provider (manual q ueue) LRR D BY MD | |
7260 | Interim re port LRR P2 | |
7261 | Interim re port for s elected te sts LRR P3 | |
7262 | Lab orders by collec tion type LRR P5 | |
7263 | Detail wor kload repo rt LRR P6 | |
7264 | Workload s tatistics by accessi on area an d | |
7265 | shift LRR P8 | |
7266 | Interim re ports by l ocation (m anual queu e) LRR S | |
7267 | Interim re ports for 1 location (manual q ueue) LRR S BY LOC | |
7268 | Interim re port for s elected te sts as ord ered LRR SP | |
7269 | Flagged Sp ecimens LRS MAC3 | |
7270 | Run Smac LRS MAC5 | |
7271 | Halt Smac Run LRS MAC6 | |
7272 | Smac Suppo rt menu LRS MACMENU | |
7273 | Search for high/low values of a test LRS ORA | |
7274 | Search for critical value flag ged tests LRS ORC | |
7275 | Search for abnormal and critic al flagged tests LRS ORD | |
7276 | Manual Ent er Clinic Stop Codes LRS TOPC | |
7277 | Batch data entry (ch em, hem, t ox, etc.) LRS TUF | |
7278 | Supervisor reports LRS UPER REPOR TS | |
7279 | Supervisor menu LRS UPERVISOR | |
7280 | SUPERVISOR 'S SUMMARY REPORT FO R TASKMAN LRT ASK ACS | |
7281 | LOAD CONTR OLS ON THE ACCESSION LISTS. LRT ASK CONJAM | |
7282 | TASK THE C UMULATIVE TO RUN EAC H NITE LRT ASK CUM | |
7283 | TASK CUMUL ATIVE FILE ROOM REPOR T LRT ASK CUM FI LEROOM | |
7284 | QUEUED INT ERIM DAILY REPORT (F IRST) LRT ASK DAILY INTERIM 1 | |
7285 | QUEUED INT ERIM DAILY REPORT (S ECOND) LRT ASK DAILY INTERIM 2 | |
7286 | Patient La b Discharg e Summary LRT ASK DISCHA RGE | |
7287 | START-UP T HE BACK GR OUND 'LAB' ROUTINE LRT ASK LAB | |
7288 | NIGHTLY CL EANUP LRT ASK NIGHTY | |
7289 | CREATE NEW COLLECTIO N LIST LRT ASK PHSET | |
7290 | CREATE NEW COLLECTIO N LIST LRT ASK PHSET1 | |
7291 | CREATE A C OLLECTION LIST LRT ASK PHSET2 | |
7292 | ROLLOVER A CCESSION LRT ASK ROLLOV ER | |
7293 | Inquiry to LAB TEST file LRT ESTDIQ | |
7294 | Delete tes t from an accession LRT STOUT | |
7295 | Print acce ssion list (s) LRU AC | |
7296 | File list for lab LRU CONTENTS | |
7297 | Changes in verified lab data LRU ER | |
7298 | Print futu re collect ion labels LRU FCL | |
7299 | Print sing le future collection label LRU FCLS | |
7300 | Outline fo r one or m ore files LRU FILE | |
7301 | Print/disp lay presel ected lab tests LRU MD | |
7302 | Edit/print /display p reselected lab tests LRU MDA | |
7303 | Delete use r selected lab test/ patient li sts LRU MDD | |
7304 | Enter/edit user defi ned lab te st lists LRU MDE | |
7305 | Enter/edit predefine d lab test lists LRU MDL | |
7306 | User selec ted lab te st/patient list edit s LRU MDLM | |
7307 | Accession list by nu mber LRU PA | |
7308 | Lab access ion and te st counts LRU PAC | |
7309 | Accession and test c ounts by s hift LRU PACS | |
7310 | Test count s by treat ing specia lty LRU PACT | |
7311 | Accession list by da te LRU PAD | |
7312 | Show list of accessi ons for a patient LRU PT | |
7313 | Print grou p user man ual LRU PUM | |
7314 | Edit group user manu al LRU PUME | |
7315 | Edit refer ral patien t file LRU V | |
7316 | Accession area workl ist LRU W | |
7317 | Display wo rkload for an access ion LRU WL | |
7318 | Enter/veri fy data (a uto instru ment) LRV R | |
7319 | Enter/veri fy data (W ork list) LRV RW | |
7320 | Enter/veri fy data (L oad list) LRV RW2 | |
7321 | Ward lab m enu LRW ARDM | |
7322 | Incomplete test stat us report LRW RKINC | |
7323 | Add a new data name LRW U5 | |
7324 | Modify an existing d ata name LRW U6 | |
7325 | Add a new internal n ame for an antibioti c LRW U7 | |
7326 | Update Lab protocols for OE/RR LRX 0 | |
7327 | Update ALL lab proto cols LRX 1 | |
7328 | Update pro tocol for a single l ab test LRX 2 | |
7329 | Update pro tocols for all lab t ests LRX 3 | |
7330 | Update pro tocols for all acces sion group s LRX 4 | |
7331 | Update pro tocols for single ac cession gr oup LRX 5 | |
7332 | OE/RR inte rface para meters LRX OSX | |
7333 | Inquire to a Lab adm inistratio n schedule LRX OSX0 | |
7334 | Edit a lab administr ation sche dule LRX OSX1 | |
7335 | Edit HOSPI TAL SITE p arameters LRX OSX2 | |
7336 | LABORATORY TEST MENU LRX Q1 | |
7337 | Distributi on of Menu s TC "Dis tribution of Menus" \l 2 | |
7338 | The Labora tory packa ge menus c onsists of 11 main a reas. Each Laborator y may reor ganize the order and grouping of menus a ccording t o its spec ific needs and work flow. | |
7339 | Laboratory Options [ LRMENU] | |
7340 | ||
7341 | 1. Phlebot omy menu [ LR GET] | |
7342 | ||
7343 | 2. Accessi oning menu [LR IN] | |
7344 | ||
7345 | 3. Process data in l ab menu [L R DO!] | |
7346 | ||
7347 | 4. Quality control m enu [LRQCM ] | |
7348 | ||
7349 | 5. Results menu [LR OUT] | |
7350 | ||
7351 | 6. Informa tion-help menu [LRHE LP] | |
7352 | ||
7353 | 7. Ward la b menu [LR WARDM] | |
7354 | ||
7355 | 8. Anatomi c patholog y [LRAP] | |
7356 | ||
7357 | 9. Blood b ank [LRBL] | |
7358 | 10. Microb iology men u [LRMI] | |
7359 | 11. Superv isor menu [LRSUPERVI SOR] | |
7360 | Menus with Entry or Exit Actio n XE "Ent ry or Exit Action" | |
7361 | ||
7362 | TC "Menu s with .i. Entry or E xit Action " \l 2 | |
7363 | Listed bel ow are Lab oratory V. 5.2 menus that cont ain entry or exit ac tion: | |
7364 | NAME: LR I N MENU TEXT: Accession ing menu | |
7365 | ENTRY ACTI ON: D ^LRP ARAM | |
7366 | NAME: LRWA RDM MENU TEXT: War d lab menu | |
7367 | ENTRY ACTI ON: D ^LRW D,^LRPARAM | |
7368 | NAME: LRAP MENU TEXT: Anatomic pathology | |
7369 | ENTRY ACTI ON: S IOP= "HOME" D ^ %ZIS W @IO F,?28,"ANA TOMIC PATH OLOGY MENU " | |
7370 | NAME: LRBL MENU TEXT: Blood ban k | |
7371 | ENTRY ACTI ON: S IOP= "HOME" D ^ %ZIS W @IO F,?35,"BLO OD BANK" | |
7372 | NAME: LRMI MENU TEXT: Microbiol ogy menu | |
7373 | EXIT ACTIO N: K A,Z | |
7374 | NAME: LRME NU MEN U TEXT: La boratory D HCP Menu | |
7375 | ENTRY ACTI ON: D ^LRP ARAM EXIT ACT ION: D ^LR KILL | |
7376 | Security K eys XE "S ecurity Ke ys" | |
7377 | ||
7378 | TC "Secu rity Keys" \l 2 | |
7379 | Each user of the Lab oratory pa ckage must have the appropriat e keys ass igned befo re accessi ng the Lab package. The SECURI TY KEY fil e (#19.1) contains t he key nam es and a s hort descr iption. Yo u will nee d to enter the users names und er each of the appro priate key names. Fo llowing is a list of the Lab k eys: | |
7380 | ||
7381 | KEY | |
7382 | USERS | |
7383 | ||
7384 | LRANAT | |
7385 | Anatomic P athology u sers | |
7386 | ||
7387 | LRAPSUPER | |
7388 | Anyone all owed to us e the Anat omic Patho logy Super visor Menu and edit SNOMED cod es | |
7389 | ||
7390 | LRAU | |
7391 | Autopsy Mo dule users | |
7392 | ||
7393 | LRBLOODBAN K | |
7394 | Blood Bank users | |
7395 | ||
7396 | LRBLSUPER | |
7397 | For Blood Bank super visory lev el decisio ns | |
7398 | ||
7399 | LRCY | |
7400 | Cytology M odule user s | |
7401 | ||
7402 | LREM | |
7403 | Electron M icroscopy Module use rs | |
7404 | ||
7405 | LRLAB | |
7406 | Laboratory Personnel only | |
7407 | ||
7408 | LRLIASON | |
7409 | Laboratory Informati on Manager | |
7410 | ||
7411 | LRMICRO | |
7412 | Microbiolo gy users | |
7413 | ||
7414 | LRMIVERIFY | |
7415 | Microbiolo gy personn el | |
7416 | ||
7417 | LRSP | |
7418 | Surgical P athology M odule user s | |
7419 | ||
7420 | LRSUPER | |
7421 | Laboratory Superviso rs | |
7422 | ||
7423 | LRVERIFY | |
7424 | Anyone who is author ized to ve rify lab r esults | |
7425 | ||
7426 | LRPHMAN | |
7427 | Phlebotomi sts | |
7428 | ||
7429 | LRPHSUPER | |
7430 | Supervisor of the ph lebotomy c ollection team | |
7431 | Any combin ation of t he above s ecurity le vels may b e used, as deemed ap propriate by the Lab oratory. | |
7432 | Individual Module Re quirements /Concerns TC "Indiv idual Modu le Require ments/Conc erns" \l 3 | |
7433 | Anatomic P athology X E "Anatom ic Patholo gy" | |
7434 | ||
7435 | TC "Anat omic Patho logy" \l 4 | |
7436 | In additio n to the L RLAB and L RVERIFY se curity key s, the Ana tomic Path ology modu le require s several specific k eys to acc ess the ap propriate accession areas and options wh ich should be limite d to super visory lev el or expe rience per sonnel. | |
7437 | ||
7438 | LRANAT | |
7439 | Anatomic P athology u sers* | |
7440 | ||
7441 | LRAU | |
7442 | Autopsy Mo dule users * | |
7443 | ||
7444 | LRCY | |
7445 | Cytology M odule user s* | |
7446 | ||
7447 | LREM | |
7448 | Electron M icroscopy Module use rs* | |
7449 | ||
7450 | LRSP | |
7451 | Surgical P athology M odule user s* | |
7452 | ||
7453 | LRAPSUPER | |
7454 | Allows any one to use the Anato mic Pathol ogy Superv isor Menu and edit S NOMED code s | |
7455 | ||
7456 | LRSUPER | |
7457 | Laboratory Superviso rs | |
7458 | Since the various op tions, exc luding tho se in the Supervisor menu, do not requir e specific security keys once you have t he appropr iate acces sion area keys, regu lating acc ess to the options m ust be acc omplished via strict menu mana gement. | |
7459 | Blood Bank XE "Bloo d Bank" | |
7460 | ||
7461 | TC "Bloo d Bank" \l 4 | |
7462 | In additio n to the L RLAB and L RVERIFY se curity key s, the Blo od Bank Mo dule requi res only t he LRBLOOD BANK key t o access t he majorit y of the o ptions. Th e LRBLSUPE R key is, however ne cessary to access al l of the o ptions in the Superv isor’s Men u, as well as to rel ease incom patible bl ood using the Dispos ition-relo cation [LR BLIDR] opt ion in the Inventory Menu. | |
7463 | Since the various op tions, exc luding tho se in the Supervisor ’s menu, d o not requ ire specif ic securit y keys, re gulating a ccess to t he options must be a ccomplishe d via stri ct menu ma nagement. Menus must be constr ucted at e ach site, tailored t o the actu al needs o f the indi viduals us ing the mo dule. | |
7464 | Chemistry/ Immunology TC "Chem istry/Immu nology" \l 4 | |
7465 | The Chemis try subscr ipt Module requires the LRLAB and LRVERI FY securit y keys to access the majority of the opt ions. The LRSUPER ke y is neces sary to ac cess the o ptions in the Superv isor’s Men u. | |
7466 | Microbiolo gy TC "Mi crobiology " \l 4 | |
7467 | In additio n to the L RLAB and L RVERIFY se curity key s, the Mic robiology Module req uires only the LRMIC RO key to access the majority of the opt ions and t o release results. T he LRSUPER key is ne cessary to access th e options in the Mic robiology Supervisor Menu, | |
7468 | Phlebotomy TC "Phle botomy" \l 4 | |
7469 | The phlebo tomy secti on require s the LRLA B key to a ccess the necessary options. T he LRPHSUP ER key is, however, necessary to access the option s needed b y the Phle botomy sup ervisor. | |
7470 | LRTASK Opt ions XE " LRTASK Opt ions" | |
7471 | ||
7472 | TC "LRTA SK Options " \l 2 | |
7473 | These opti ons are de signed to be schedul ed through TaskMan. | |
7474 | OPTION | |
7475 | ROUTINE | |
7476 | DESCRIPTIO N | |
7477 | LRTASK ACS | |
7478 | LRACS | |
7479 | Supervisor ’s daily s ummary rep ort based on File #6 4.5. The f ormat is b y location , by patie nt. If a s ummary is desired by accession number, u se the LR SUP SUMMAR Y option. The LR SUP SUMMARY o ption is m ore compre hensive an d bulkier. This opti on should be chosen only if th e job fail ed to run. | |
7480 | LRTASK CON JAM | |
7481 | LRCONJAM | |
7482 | Run by Tas kMan each night to s et up the controls f or the acc ession lis t. | |
7483 | LRTASK CUM | |
7484 | CL2^LRAC | |
7485 | Function a utomatical ly run by TaskMan. T his functi on should only be se lected if the job fa iled to st art. Any o ther repri nts or rer uns of any part of t he cumulat ive should be initia ted via on e of the r eprint opt ions in th e cumulati ve menu. V arious ver sions of t his option can be cr eated if m ultiple de vices are used to pr int the cu mulative. | |
7486 | LRTASK CUM | |
7487 | CLOCK^LRAC FR | |
7488 | This optio n is used to print f ile | |
7489 | FILEROOM | |
7490 | ||
7491 | room cumul ative pati ents. This option de termines t he last ti me the fil e room pat ients were printed. It then id entifies a ll file ro om patient s that req uire print ing since the last r un and mov e those en tries to t he current list of c umulative file room patients. Finally it queues a task to pr int these patients t o specifie d printers . When the LAB REPOR TS file ha s been pro perly set, this opti on will al low the pr inting of the file r oom cum on a differe nt schedul e than in patient cu ms. | |
7492 | LRTASK DAI LY | |
7493 | AIDQ^LRRP2 | |
7494 | MenuMan qu eue option for the | |
7495 | INTERIM 1 | |
7496 | ||
7497 | first dail y interim cumulative report. | |
7498 | LRTASK DAI LY | |
7499 | AIDQ^LRRP2 | |
7500 | Same as LR TASK DAILY | |
7501 | INTERIM 2 | |
7502 | ||
7503 | INTERIM 1. | |
7504 | LRTASK DIS CHARGE | |
7505 | DQ^LRACSUM | |
7506 | For automa tic queuin g of a Lab oratory di scharge su mmary for patients d ischarge T -1 from th e date thi s option i s invoked. The repor t is in a similar fo rmat as th e full pat ient summa ry and the cumulativ e report. The only r esults tha t are prin ted are th ose that a re ordered from the date of ad mission to the date of dischar ge. | |
7507 | LRTASK LAB | |
7508 | DQ^LAB | |
7509 | Option to be used by the TaskM an to star t up the b ackground LAB routin e each tim e the syst em is star ted from a boot. | |
7510 | LRTASK NIG HTY | |
7511 | LRNIGHT | |
7512 | Routine ru n nightly by TaskMan to do som e lab clea nup. | |
7513 | LRTASK PHS ET | |
7514 | LRPHSET | |
7515 | Routine ru n each day by TaskMa n to creat e the coll ection lis t. | |
7516 | LRTASK PHS ET1 | |
7517 | LRPHSET | |
7518 | Routine ru n each day by TaskMa n to creat e the coll ection lis t. | |
7519 | LRTASK ROL LOVER | |
7520 | LROLOVER | |
7521 | Routine ru n each nig ht by Task Man to rol l forward the unveri fied acces sions. | |
7522 | CROSS REFE RENCES | |
7523 | TC "Cros s Referenc es" \l 1 | |
7524 | Cross Refe rences XE "Cross Re ferences" | |
7525 | The cross references are group ed by file s. The fie ld affecte d is ident ified alon g with the cross ref erence nam e or numbe r, if ther e is no na me. | |
7526 | Select F ILE: 60 L ABORATORY TEST | |
7527 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7528 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7529 | * "AB" 60.02 .01 LAB TEST | |
7530 | * "B" 60 .01 NAME | |
7531 | * "C" 60 5 LOCA TION (DATA NAME) | |
7532 | * "D" 60 51 PRIN T NAME | |
7533 | Select F ILE: 61 T OPOGRAPHY FIELD | |
7534 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7535 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7536 | * "B" 61 .01 NAME | |
7537 | * "C" 61 2 SNOM ED CODE | |
7538 | * "D" 61.01 .01 SYNO NYM | |
7539 | * "E" 61 6 ABBR EVIATION | |
7540 | Select F ILE: 61.1 MORPHOLOG Y FIELD | |
7541 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7542 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7543 | * "B" 61.1 .01 NAME | |
7544 | * "C" 61.1 2 SNOM ED CODE | |
7545 | * "D" 61.11 .01 SYNO NYM | |
7546 | Select F ILE: 61.2 ETIOLOGY FIELD | |
7547 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7548 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7549 | * "B" 61.2 .01 NAM E | |
7550 | * "C" 61.2 2 .01 SYN ONYM | |
7551 | * "D" 61.2 2 SNOM ED CODE | |
7552 | * "E" 61.2 3 .01 *BI OCHEMICAL WORKUP | |
7553 | Select F ILE: 61.3 FUNCTION FIELD | |
7554 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7555 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7556 | * "B" 61.3 .01 NAME | |
7557 | * "C" 61.3 2 SNOM ED CODE | |
7558 | * "D" 61.3 1 .01 SYNO NYM | |
7559 | * "E" 61.3 4 IDEN TIFIER | |
7560 | Select F ILE: 61.4 DISEASE F IELD | |
7561 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7562 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7563 | * "B" 61.4 .01 NAM E | |
7564 | * "C" 61.4 2 SNO MED CODE | |
7565 | * "D" 61.4 1 .01 SYN ONYM | |
7566 | Select F ILE: 61.5 PROCEDURE FIELD | |
7567 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7568 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7569 | * "B" 61.5 .01 NAM E | |
7570 | * "C" 61.5 2 SNO MED CODE | |
7571 | * "D" 61.5 1 .01 SYN ONYM | |
7572 | Select F ILE: 61.6 OCCUPATIO N FIELD | |
7573 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7574 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7575 | * "B" 61.6 . 01 N AME | |
7576 | * "C" 61.6 2 S NOMED CODE | |
7577 | "D" 61.6 1 . 01 S YNONYM | |
7578 | Select F ILE: 62 C OLLECTION SAMPLE | |
7579 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7580 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7581 | * "B" 62 .01 NAME | |
7582 | * "C" 62 3 TUBE TOP COLOR | |
7583 | * "D" 62.01 .01 SYNO NYM | |
7584 | Select F ILE: 62.05 URGENCY | |
7585 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7586 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7587 | * "B" 62.05 .01 URGE NCY | |
7588 | Select F ILE: 62.06 ANTIMICR OBIAL SUSC EPTIBILITY | |
7589 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7590 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7591 | "AC" 62.06 1 DRUG NODE | |
7592 | * "AD" 62.06 1 DRUG NODE | |
7593 | "AF" 62.06 6 ABBR EVIATION | |
7594 | * "AI" 62.06 1 DRUG NODE | |
7595 | * "AJ" 62.06 1 DRUG NODE | |
7596 | * "AO" 62.06 .5 PRIN T ORDER | |
7597 | * "AS" 62.06 1 DRUG NODE | |
7598 | * "B" 62.06 .01 NAME | |
7599 | * "C" 62.06 5 INTE RNAL NAME | |
7600 | * "D" 62.06 6 ABBR EVIATION | |
7601 | Select F ILE: 62.07 EXECUTE CODE | |
7602 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7603 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7604 | "AC" 62.07 5 SUBS CRIPT NAME | |
7605 | * "B" 62.07 .01 NAME | |
7606 | Select F ILE: 62.1 DELTA CHE CKS | |
7607 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7608 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7609 | * "B" 62.1 .01 NAME | |
7610 | Select F ILE: 62.3 LAB CONTR OL NAME | |
7611 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7612 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7613 | "AC" 62.3 .01 NAME | |
7614 | * "B" 62.3 .01 NAME | |
7615 | Select F ILE: 62.4 AUTO INST RUMENT | |
7616 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7617 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7618 | * "AC" 62.4 100 METH NAME | |
7619 | "AD" 62.4 3 LOAD /WORK LIST | |
7620 | "AS" 62.4 5 ENTR Y for LAGE N ROUTINE | |
7621 | * "B" 62.4 .01 NAME | |
7622 | * "C" 62.4 2 PROG RAM | |
7623 | * "D" 62.4 10 METH OD | |
7624 | Select F ILE: 62.5 LAB DESCR IPTIONS | |
7625 | XREF DD FLD N UM FIE LD NAME | |
7626 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7627 | * "AC" 62.5 .01 NAME | |
7628 | * "AD" 62.5 5 SCRE EN | |
7629 | * "B" 62.5 .01 NAME | |
7630 | Select F ILE: 62.55 AGGLUTIN ATION STRE NGTH | |
7631 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7632 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7633 | * "B" 62.55 .01 NAME | |
7634 | * "C" 62.55 1 WILL STAND FOR | |
7635 | Select F ILE: 62.6 ACCESSION TEST GROU P | |
7636 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7637 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7638 | * "B" 62.6 .01 ACCE SSION TEST GROUP | |
7639 | Select F ILE: 63 L AB DATA | |
7640 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7641 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7642 | * "AAU" 63 11 AUTO PSY DATE/T IME | |
7643 | * "AAUA" 63 14 AUTO PSY # | |
7644 | * "AB" 63.017 .11 TRAN SFUSION RE ACTION TYP E | |
7645 | "AC" 63.34 .01 PARA SITE | |
7646 | * "ACY" 63.09 .1 DATE /TIME SPEC IMEN RECEI VED | |
7647 | * "ACYA" 63.09 .06 ACCE SSION # | |
7648 | "AD" 63.3 .01 ORGA NISM | |
7649 | "AE" 63.37 .01 FUNG US/YEAST | |
7650 | * "AEM" 63.02 .1 DATE /TIME SPEC IMEN RECEI VED | |
7651 | * "AEMA" 63.02 .06 ACCE SSION # | |
7652 | "AF" 63.39 .01 MYCO BACTERIUM | |
7653 | "AG" 63.43 .01 VIRU S | |
7654 | * "AR" 63.0171 .02 TRAN SFUSION RE ACTION TYP E | |
7655 | * "ASP" 63.08 .1 DATE /TIME SPEC IMEN RECEI VED | |
7656 | * "ASPA" 63.08 .06 SURG ICAL PATH ACC # | |
7657 | "AZZ" 63 .02 PARE NT FILE | |
7658 | * "B" 63 .01 LRDF N | |
7659 | "CZZ" 63 .03 NAME | |
7660 | Select F ILE: 63.99 99 ARCHIV ED LR DATA | |
7661 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7662 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7663 | "AZZ" 63.9999 .02 PARE NT FILE | |
7664 | * "B" 63.9999 .01 LRDF N | |
7665 | "CZX" 63.9999 .03 NAME | |
7666 | "CZZ" 63.9999 .03 NAME | |
7667 | Select F ILE: 64 W KLD CODE | |
7668 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7669 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7670 | "AC" 64 15 ACTI VATE WKLD CODE | |
7671 | * "B" 64 .01 PROC EDURE | |
7672 | * "C" 64 1 WKLD CODE | |
7673 | * "D" 64 .01 PROC EDURE | |
7674 | * "E" 64 1 WKLD CODE | |
7675 | "F" 64 .04 PRIN T NAME | |
7676 | * "G" 64.019 .01 SYNO NYM | |
7677 | Select F ILE: 64.05 NON WKLD PROCEDURE S | |
7678 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7679 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7680 | * "B" 64.05 .01 PROC EDURE | |
7681 | * "C" 64.05 1 WKLD CODE | |
7682 | Select F ILE: 64.1 WKLD DATA | |
7683 | XRE F DD FLD NUM FIELD NAME | |
7684 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7685 | "B" 64.1 .01 INST ITUTION | |
7686 | Select F ILE: 64.2 WKLD SUFF IX CODES | |
7687 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7688 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7689 | * "AC" 64.2 15 ACTI VATE WKLD CODE | |
7690 | * "B" 64.2 .01 NAME | |
7691 | * "C" 64.2 1 WKLD SUFFIX CO DE | |
7692 | * "D" 64.2 11 MANU FACTURER | |
7693 | * "E" 64.2 11 MANU FACTURER | |
7694 | * "F" 64.2 1 WKLD SUFFIX CO DE | |
7695 | Select FIL E: 64.1999 9 ARCHI VED WORKLO AD WKLD DA TA | |
7696 | XREF DD FLD NUM FIELD N AME | |
7697 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7698 | "B" 64.19999 .01 INST ITUTION | |
7699 | Select F ILE: 64.21 WKLD COD E LAB SECT | |
7700 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7701 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7702 | * "B" 64.21 .01 NAME | |
7703 | * "C" 64.21 1 ABBR EV. | |
7704 | "D" 64.21 2 SYNO NYM | |
7705 | * "E" 64.21 .01 NAME | |
7706 | Select F ILE: 64.22 WKLD ITE M FOR COUN T | |
7707 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7708 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7709 | * "B" 64.22 .01 ABBR EV | |
7710 | * "C" 64.22 1 Full Name | |
7711 | * "D" 64.22 1 Full Name | |
7712 | Select F ILE: 64.3 WKLD INST RUMENT MAN UFACTURER | |
7713 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7714 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7715 | * "B" 64.3 .01 NAME | |
7716 | Select F ILE: 64.5 LAB REPOR TS | |
7717 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7718 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7719 | * "AC" 64.53 4 TEST LOCATION | |
7720 | * "B" 64.5 .01 NAME | |
7721 | "MUMPS 5" 64.5 7 REPO RT DATE | |
7722 | Select F ILE: 64.6 INTERIM R EPORTS | |
7723 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7724 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7725 | "AC" 64.6 600 000 EPIC REPORTING | |
7726 | * "AD" 64.6 3 DEVI CE | |
7727 | * "AI" 64.6 .01 LOCA TION | |
7728 | * "AS" 64.6 1 IMME DIATELY TR ANSMIT RES ULTS | |
7729 | "AS1" 64.6 .01 LOCA TION | |
7730 | * "B" 64.6 .01 LOCA TION | |
7731 | Select F ILE: 64.7 CUMULATIV E | |
7732 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7733 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7734 | * "B" 64.7 .01 LRDF N | |
7735 | Select F ILE: 65 B LOOD INVEN TORY | |
7736 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7737 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7738 | * "A" 65 .05 DATE /TIME RECE IVED | |
7739 | "AA" 65.31 .01 COMP LETE DATE/ TIME | |
7740 | * "AB" 65 4.2 DISP OSITION DA TE | |
7741 | "AC" 65 4.1 DISP OSITION | |
7742 | "AD" 65 10 ABO INTERPRETA TION | |
7743 | * "AE" 65 .06 EXPI RATION DAT E/TIME | |
7744 | "AF" 65 11 RH INTERPRETA TION | |
7745 | "AG" 65 4.1 DISP OSITION | |
7746 | "AH" 65 .04 COMP ONENT | |
7747 | * "AI" 65 .06 EXPI RATION DAT E/TIME | |
7748 | "AJ" 65 .01 UNIT ID | |
7749 | "AK" 65 .04 COMP ONENT | |
7750 | * "AL" 65.03 .01 DATE /TIME UNIT RELOCATIO N | |
7751 | "AM" 65.01 .01 PATI ENT XMATCH ED/ASSIGNE D | |
7752 | * "AN" 65.02 .09 DATE /TIME CROS SMATCHED | |
7753 | "AO" 65 .02 SOUR CE | |
7754 | * "AP" 65.01 .02 DATE /TIME UNIT ASSIGNED | |
7755 | "APS" 65 4.1 DISP OSITION | |
7756 | "AQ" 65 .04 COMP ONENT | |
7757 | "AR" 65.15 .08 PREV IOUS DATE LOGGED-IN | |
7758 | * "AT" 65 .01 UNIT ID | |
7759 | * "AU" 65 8 REST RICTED FOR | |
7760 | * "B" 65 .01 UNIT ID | |
7761 | * "C" 65 .01 UNIT ID | |
7762 | Select F ILE: 65.4 BLOOD BAN K UTILITY | |
7763 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7764 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7765 | * "B" 65.4 .01 NAME | |
7766 | * "C" 65.4 .03 FULL NAME | |
7767 | Select F ILE: 65.5 BLOOD DON OR | |
7768 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7769 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7770 | "AA" 65.5991 .01 COMP LETE DATE/ TIME | |
7771 | "AC" 65.54 10 ABO INTERPRETA TION | |
7772 | * "AD" 65.54 .01 DONA TION OR DE FERRAL DAT E | |
7773 | "AE" 65.54 11 RH I NTERPRETAT ION | |
7774 | "AF" 65.54 12 SYPH ILIS SEROL OGY | |
7775 | "AG" 65.54 13 HBsA g | |
7776 | "AH" 65.54 14 HIV ANTIBODY | |
7777 | "AI" 65.54 15 ANTI BODY SCREE N RESULT | |
7778 | "AJ" 65.54 16 HBcA b | |
7779 | "AK" 65.54 17 ALT | |
7780 | "AL" 65.54 18 HTLV -I ANTIBOD Y | |
7781 | "AM" 65.54 19 HCV ANTIBODY | |
7782 | * "AT" 65.54 4 UNIT ID | |
7783 | * "B" 65.5 .01 NAME | |
7784 | * "C" 65.54 4 UNIT ID | |
7785 | * "D" 65.54 4 UNIT ID | |
7786 | "E" 65.5 .03 DOB | |
7787 | "F" 65.5 .01 NAME | |
7788 | * "G" 65.5 .13 SSN | |
7789 | * "G4" 65.5 .13 SSN | |
7790 | "G40" 65.5 .01 NAME | |
7791 | Select F ILE: 65.9 LAB LETTE R | |
7792 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7793 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7794 | * "B" 65.9 .01 NAME | |
7795 | Select FIL E: 65.9999 ARCHIVED BLOOD INV ENTORY | |
7796 | XRE F DD FLD NUM FIELD NAME | |
7797 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7798 | "A" 65.9999 .05 DATE /TIME RECE IVED | |
7799 | "AA" 65.9999 31 .01 COMP LETE DATE/ TIME | |
7800 | "AB" 65.9999 4.2 DISP OSITION DA TE | |
7801 | "AC" 65.9999 4.1 DISP OSITION | |
7802 | "AD" 65.9999 10 ABO INTERPRETA TION | |
7803 | "AE" 65.9999 .06 EXPI RATION DAT E/TIME | |
7804 | "AF" 65.9999 11 RH INTERPRETA TION | |
7805 | "AG" 65.9999 4.1 DISP OSITION | |
7806 | "AH" 65.9999 .04 COMP ONENT | |
7807 | "AI" 65.9999 .06 EXPI RATION DAT E/TIME | |
7808 | "AJ" 65.9999 .01 UNIT ID | |
7809 | "AK" 65.9999 .04 COMP ONENT | |
7810 | "AL" 65.9999 03 .01 DATE /TIME UNIT RELOCATIO N | |
7811 | "AM" 65.9999 01 .01 PATI ENT XMATCH ED/ASSIGNE D | |
7812 | "AN" 65.9999 02 .09 DATE /TIME CROS SMATCHED | |
7813 | "AO" 65.9999 .02 SOUR CE | |
7814 | "AP" 65.9999 01 .02 DATE /TIME UNIT ASSIGNED | |
7815 | "APS" 65.9999 4.1 DISP OSITION | |
7816 | "AQ" 65.9999 .04 COMP ONENT | |
7817 | "AR" 65.9999 15 .08 PREV IOUS DATE LOGGED-IN | |
7818 | "AT" 65.9999 .01 UNIT ID | |
7819 | "AU" 65.9999 8 REST RICTED FOR | |
7820 | "B" 65.9999 .01 UNIT ID | |
7821 | "C" 65.9999 .01 UNIT ID | |
7822 | Select F ILE: 66 B LOOD PRODU CT | |
7823 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7824 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7825 | * "B" 66 .01 NAME | |
7826 | * "C" 66 2 SYNO NYM | |
7827 | * "D" 66 .05 PROD UCT CODE | |
7828 | Select F ILE: 66.5 OPERATION (MSBOS) | |
7829 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7830 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7831 | * "B" 66.5 .01 NAME | |
7832 | Select F ILE: 66.9 BLOOD COM PONENT | |
7833 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7834 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7835 | "B" 66.9 .01 NAME | |
7836 | Select F ILE: 67 R EFERRAL PA TIENT | |
7837 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7838 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7839 | * "B" 67 .01 NAME | |
7840 | * "C" 67 .09 IDEN TIFIER | |
7841 | * "CN" 67 .1 REFE RRAL SOURC E | |
7842 | * "D" 67 .01 NAME | |
7843 | Select F ILE: 67.1 RESEARC H | |
7844 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7845 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7846 | * "B" 67.1 .01 NAME | |
7847 | * "C" 67.1 9 IDEN TIFIER | |
7848 | * "D" 67.1 .01 NAME | |
7849 | Select F ILE: 67.2 STERILIZE R | |
7850 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7851 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7852 | "AC" 67.2 .1 LOCA TION | |
7853 | * "B" 67.2 .01 NAME | |
7854 | * "C" 67.2 9 IDEN TIFIER | |
7855 | Select F ILE: 67.3 ENVIRONME NTAL | |
7856 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7857 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7858 | * "B" 67.3 .01 NAME | |
7859 | * "C" 67.3 9 IDEN TIFIER | |
7860 | Select F ILE: 67.4 NON PATIE NT WORKLOA D | |
7861 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7862 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7863 | "B" 67.4 .01 NAME | |
7864 | Select F ILE: 67.9 LAB MONTH LY WORKLOA DS | |
7865 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7866 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7867 | "B" 67.9 .01 PRIM ARY INSTIT UTION | |
7868 | Select FIL E: 67.9999 9 ARCHIVE D LAB MONT HLY WORKLO ADS | |
7869 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7870 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7871 | "B" 67.99999 .01 PRIM ARY INSTIT UTION | |
7872 | Select F ILE: 68 A CCESSION | |
7873 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7874 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7875 | "AA" 68.04 4 COMP LETE DATE | |
7876 | * "AC" 68.02 13 DATE /TIME RESU LTS AVAILA BLE | |
7877 | * "AD" 68 . 095 *LAB SECTION | |
7878 | * "AE" 68 .04 COMM ON ACCESSI ON #'S WIT H AREA | |
7879 | "AMI" 68.04 4 COMP LETE DATE | |
7880 | * "B" 68 .01 AREA | |
7881 | Select F ILE: 68.2 LOAD/WORK LIST | |
7882 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7883 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7884 | * "B" 68.2 .01 NAME | |
7885 | Select F ILE: 68.4 WORKLIST HEADINGS | |
7886 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7887 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7888 | "B" 68.4 .01 NAME | |
7889 | Select F ILE: 69 L AB ORDER E NTRY | |
7890 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7891 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7892 | * "AA" 69.01 13 COLL ECTION STA TUS | |
7893 | "AN" 69.01 21 DATE /TIME RESU LTS AVAILA BLE | |
7894 | * "B" 69 .01 DATE ORDERED | |
7895 | * "C" 69.01 9.5 ORDE R # | |
7896 | * "D" 69.01 .01 LRDF N | |
7897 | Select F ILE: 69.1 COLLECTIO N LIST | |
7898 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7899 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7900 | * "B" 69.1 .01 COLL ECTION ROU TE | |
7901 | * "LRPH" 69.11 .01 TEST | |
7902 | "LRPH1 " 69.11 4 SPEC IMEN # | |
7903 | Select F ILE: 69.9 LABORATOR Y SITE | |
7904 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7905 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7906 | "AC" 69.9 .01 SITE NAME | |
7907 | * "B" 69.9 .01 SITE NAME | |
7908 | Select F ILE: 69.91 LR ROUTI NE INTEGRI TY CHECKER | |
7909 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7910 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7911 | * "B" 69.91 .01 Vers ion # | |
7912 | "C" 69.9113 .01 Patc h # | |
7913 | Select F ILE: 69.2 LAB SECTI ON PRINT | |
7914 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIEL D NAME | |
7915 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7916 | * "B" 69.2 .01 NAME | |
7917 | * "C" 69.2 .02 ABBREVI ATION | |
7918 | Select F ILE: 95 L AB JOURNAL | |
7919 | X REF DD FLD NU M FIELD NAME | |
7920 | ------ --------- -------- ------- --- ---- ---------- ---------- ------ | |
7921 | * "B" 95 .01 JOURN AL ABBREVI ATION | |
7922 | * "C" 95 .02 FULL NAME | |
7923 | PURGING AN D ARCHIVIN G | |
7924 | TC "Purg ing and Ar chiving" \ l 1 | |
7925 | Purging An d Archivin g | |
7926 | Force Cumu lative Dat a to Perma nent Page [LRAC FORC E] XE "Fo rce Cumula tive Data to Permane nt Page [L RAC FORCE] " | |
7927 | ||
7928 | TC "Forc e Cumulati ve Data to Permanent Page [LRA C FORCE]" \l 2 | |
7929 | The concep t of tempo rary and p ermanent p ages is pa rt of the cumulative design. F or pages t o be in th is format, the cumul ative must have been initializ ed. | |
7930 | One of the eligibili ty require ments for archiving of laborat ory data f rom the ^L R global XE "archi ving of la boratory d ata from t he ^LR glo bal " assu mes that t he cumulat ive is in use and th at the 9th piece of ^LR is set to a perm anent page designati on when a page becom es “full.” | |
7931 | Unfortunat ely, many patients d o not have the activ ity level which will result in a “full” page withi n a reason able time frame. In the case o f deceased patients, the tempo rary pages have no m echanism t o become p ermanent s ince there is no lon ger any ac tivity for these pag es. | |
7932 | This, in c onjunction with some site sele ctable par ameters su ch as not printing c umulatives for eithe r inpatien ts or outp atients, n ot initial izing the cumulative report, e tc., has r esulted in increasin g disk spa ce require ments by l aboratory. | |
7933 | The option Force Cum ulative Da ta to Perm anent Page [LRAC FOR CE] can be used to s et the 9th piece in the ^LR gl obal to a permanent page desig nation. Th is option can be use d whether or not a c umulative report has printed. By setting the page designatio n in ^LR, the data i s consider ed to be p ermanent a nd eligibl e for subs equent arc hiving. Da ta is not removed fr om the sys tem until the archiv ing utilit ies have b een run. | |
7934 | To use the option, t he field G race Perio d For Inac tivity in the LABORA TORY SITE file (#69. 9) must co ntain an e ntry. Each site shou ld establi sh a reaso nable time frame for inactivit y (e.g., i f a patien t has not had any ac tivity - n o tests or dered - fo r 6 months , 2 years, etc., we might want to make i t eligible for archi ving). The field ent ry represe nts the nu mber of da ys of inac tivity. | |
7935 | For those patients w ho had For ce Cumulat ive Data T o Permanen t Page [LR AC FORCE] option run for a cum ulative re port, the page numbe rs will re flect the last tempo rary page. There is no reprint ing of the cumulativ e report a t this tim e. | |
7936 | Example: I f the last temporary pages to print on S MITH,JOHN were 1:1,2 :2,25:1 an d there ha s been no activity o n this pat ient for t he grace p eriod for inactivity , the curr ent page d esignation will be f orced into the 9th p iece of ^L R global. When the p ages are f orced to p ermanent, the ^LR(LR DFN,”PG” n ode is upd ated. The next time the patien t has data for each of these p ages, the pages to p rint will be 1:2,2:3 ,25:2. | |
7937 | NOTE: If t here has b een any da ta reporte d within t he grace p eriod for any page, the patien t data is not forced . Either a ll pages a re forced or no page s are forc ed. | |
7938 | If the pat ient resul ts have no t been ini tialized a nd printed in the cu mulative r eport form at, the da ta is stil l eligible for forci ng to perm anent page s. The rou tine looks at the da ta in ^LR and determ ines the m ajor heade r page for the resul ts. The in crement wi thin the m ajor heade r will be set to “1” for all r esults, re gardless o f the amou nt of data for each of the hea ders. If t his patien t subseque ntly does have a cum ulative re port print ed, the te mporary pa ges will s tart with the second page incr ement with in the Maj or Header; i.e., MAJ OR HEADER: 2 (increme nt within the major header). | |
7939 | A list of patients i s generate d during t he running of this r outine, wh ich will p rint the L RDFN, pati ent’s name , and page s that wer e forced t o permanen t. | |
7940 | The ^LRO(6 8,”AC” and ^LAC(“LRA C” cross r eferences to the dat a in ^LR(L RDFN,”CH” are also k illed off. | |
7941 | NOTE: You may want t o stop jou rnaling du ring the r unning of this routi ne, becaus e of the i ncreased a mount of j ournal spa ce used wh en global nodes are killed. | |
7942 | Purge Old Orders and Accession s [LROC] X E "Purge Old Orders and Acces sions [LRO C]" | |
7943 | ||
7944 | TC "Purg e Old Orde rs and Acc essions [L ROC]" \l 2 | |
7945 | Ordering a nd accessi on informa tion for t hose acces sion areas in ACCESS ION file ( #68) set u p to have a transfor m of DAILY is purged with this utility o ption. Dat a stored i n ^LRO(68, ”LRAA”,^LR O(69, “C”, and ^LRO( 69, “B” ar e killed o ff during the runnin g of this routine. T he amount of data re tained wil l be deter mined by t he field G RACE PERIO D FOR ORDE RS in File #69.9. On ce this da ta is purg ed, any op tion refer encing the accession number (e .g., CH 08 14 44) or the order number wil l no longe r be acces sible. Som e examples of option s are: EM (Enter/ver ify/modify data), Re view by Or der Number , Interim Report for Selected Tests as O rdered. | |
7946 | This optio n should b e run on a regular b asis to co ntrol the amount of disk space required by laborat ory. Your site shoul d determin e an appro priate len gth of tim e to retai n at this type of in formation. It is rec ommend tha t the site retain at least 120 days of a ccession/o rders. | |
7947 | For access ion areas (i.e., for referral tests) whe re the tur naround ti me may exc eed the Gr ace Period for Order s, conside r setting these up f or monthly or yearly accession area tran sform. | |
7948 | Never run this optio n Purge Ol d Orders a nd Accessi ons [LROC] during pe ak activit y hours si nce it is system-int ensive. A Site Manag er may wan t to disab le journal ing ^LRO, depending on the amo unt of dat a in these files to be purged and the fr equency wi th which t he option is run. To purge the data for ^LRO(68,”L RAA” for t hose Acces sion areas other tha n daily, V A FileMana ger must b e used. | |
7949 | Example: P urging of a yearly, quarterly, or monthl y Accessio n area tra nsform del etion. | |
7950 | Select OPT ION: E (ENTER OR EDIT FI LE ENTRIES ) | |
7951 | INPUT TO W HAT FILE: OPTION/ / 68 ACCESSION (22 en tries) | |
7952 | EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL// DATE (m ultiple) | |
7953 | EDIT WH ICH DATE S UB-FIELD: ALL// <RET> | |
7954 | THEN EDIT FIELD: <RET> | |
7955 | ||
7956 | Select ACC ESSION ARE A: MIC ROBIOLOGY | |
7957 | ||
7958 | Select DAT E: 1987 // <RET > | |
7959 | D ATE: 19 87// @ | |
7960 | S URE YOU WA NT TO DELE TE THE ENT IRE DATE? Y (Y ES) | |
7961 | NOTES: | |
7962 | 1. | |
7963 | An answer of “YES” w ill delete an entire year. | |
7964 | 2. | |
7965 | Monthly Ac cession Ar eas delete entire mo nth. | |
7966 | 3. | |
7967 | Quarterly Accession Areas dele te entire quarter. | |
7968 | Archive of LAB DATA file (#63) TC "Arch ive of LAB DATA file (#63)" \l 3 | |
7969 | The archiv e process looks thro ugh the LA B DATA fil e (#63) fo r data fro m microbio logy (MI), chemistry , urinalys is, hemato logy, sero logy, etc. , (CH). An y found el igible are copied to the globa l ^LAR for subsequen t processi ng by the archive ut ilities. | |
7970 | Eligibilit y is deter mined by t he followi ng criteri a: | |
7971 | ||
7972 | a. | |
7973 | Lab determ ines the m inimum ret ention per iod. The d efault is currently T-180. Not e that the retention period sh ould be lo nger than the time t he data is saved in the Access ion and Or der files. Micro dat a is retai ned an add itional 37 0 days by the archiv e search, to accommo date the y early acce ssion area . | |
7974 | ||
7975 | b. | |
7976 | For CH tes ts, the re sults must have been printed t o a cumula tive perma nent page. For MI te sts, any d ata older than the r etention p eriod is e ligible to be archiv ed. Clinic patients with low a ctivity, d eceased pa tients, or any other group wit h few lab tests orde red will n ever turn over perma nent pages and the c urrent uti lity will never arch ive this d ata. The o ption, For ce cumulat ive data t o permanen t page [LR AC FORCE], can be us ed to set the 9th pi ece in the ^LR globa l to a per manent pag e designat ion. By se tting the page desig nation in ^LR, the d ata is con sidered to be perman ent and el igible for subsequen t archivin g. | |
7977 | ||
7978 | c. | |
7979 | Tests for Lab Contro ls, Resear ch, Enviro nmental, a nd Referen ce patient s are sele cted for a rchive sol ely on the basis of the retent ion period . | |
7980 | Archive Op tions XE "Archive O ptions" | |
7981 | ||
7982 | TC "Arch ive Option s" \l 4 | |
7983 | You reach the archiv ing option s using th e followin g pathway: | |
7984 | Supervisor menu [LRS UPERVISOR] | |
7985 | Lab liaiso n menu [LR LIASON] | |
7986 | Archive la b data [LR ARCHIVE M ENU] | |
7987 | 1 Search for lab da ta to arch ive [LR AR CHIVE SEAR CH] | |
7988 | * *> Locked with LRLIA SON | |
7989 | 2 Write d ata to off -line medi a [LR ARCH IVE WRITE MEDIA] | |
7990 | 3 Clear d ata from t he LAR glo bal [LR AR CHIVE CLEA R] | |
7991 | **> Loc ked with L RLIASON | |
7992 | 4 Read da ta from of f-line med ia [LR ARC HIVE READ MEDIA] | |
7993 | 5 Purge d ata found in the Sea rch option [LR ARCHI VE PURGE] | |
7994 | **> Loc ked with L RLIASON | |
7995 | 6 Find pa tient's ar chived dat a [LR ARCH IVE DATA] | |
7996 | 7 Convert archived data to us e New Pers on file [L R ARCHIVE NP CONVERS ION] | |
7997 | 8 Restore archived data to LR global [L R ARCHIVE RESTORE] | |
7998 | The six ar chiving op tions are listed bel ow in the required s equence fo r archivin g and/or r estoring o f data (th ey MUST be run in th is order): | |
7999 | NOTE: It i s recommen ded to run Force Cum ulative Da ta to Perm anent Page [LRAC FOR CE] option before pr oceeding. | |
8000 | 1. | |
8001 | Search for Lab Data to Archive XE "Sear ch for Lab Data to A rchive" | |
8002 | ||
8003 | TC "Sear ch for Lab Data to A rchive" \l 5 | |
8004 | ||
8005 | Data to be archived should be older than the begin ning of th e month th ree months ago. Anat omic Patho logy and B lood Bank data are n ot archive d. | |
8006 | 2. | |
8007 | Write Data to Off-Li ne Media T C "Write Data to Of f-Line Med ia" \l 5 | |
8008 | ||
8009 | After havi ng created entries i n the ^LAR global, t he data sh ould be wr itten to o ff-line me dia for pu rposes of long-term storage. T he site ma nager shou ld determi ne the met hod of dat a storage of the ^LA R global. | |
8010 | 3. | |
8011 | Clear data from the LAR global XE "Clea r data fro m the LAR global" | |
8012 | ||
8013 | TC "Clea r data fro m the LAR global" \l 5 | |
8014 | ||
8015 | Data found in the Se arch Archi ve option is removed by this o ption. | |
8016 | 4. | |
8017 | Read Data from Off-L ine Media XE "Read Data from Off-Line M edia" | |
8018 | ||
8019 | TC "Read Data from Off-Line Media" \l 5 | |
8020 | ||
8021 | After havi ng cleared the ^LAR global, th e data sho uld be rea d back in, to verify and purge what has been archi ved. The s ite manage r should d etermine t he method of data re trieval of the ^LAR global. | |
8022 | 5. | |
8023 | Purge Data Found in the Search Option TC "Purge D ata Found in the Sea rch Option " \l 5 | |
8024 | ||
8025 | Data found in the Se arch archi ve option are stored in the ^L AR global. Note that the data is removed from both the ^LR a nd the ^LA R globals. This step cannot be run unles s step 3 h as been do ne. This s tep loops through LA R and remo ves the co rrespondin g entry fr om the LAB DATA file (#63). Ac cession no des are ch ecked befo re deletio n to make sure that nothing ha s been mod ified sinc e the sear ch phase. A record i s kept in the LAB DA TA file (# 63) to ind icate that this pati ent has ha d archived data and to tell wh ich tape h as been us ed. | |
8026 | 6. | |
8027 | Find Patie nt’s Archi ved Data T C "Find P atient’s A rchived Da ta" \l 5 | |
8028 | ||
8029 | Once the a rchived ta pe has bee n restored to the sy stem, a si ngle patie nt or all patients m ay be retr ieved from that arch ived tape. Data for a patient which has been archi ved, the s torage loc ation of t he data is saved wit h the pati ent’s rema ining entr y in the ^ LR(global. This info rmation ca n be found using thi s option. | |
8030 | 7. | |
8031 | Convert Ar chived LR Data TC " Convert Ar chived LR Data" \l 5 | |
8032 | ||
8033 | This optio n is used to convert the data to the NEW PERSON fi le (#200). | |
8034 | *WARNING: It is requ ired that this step be perform ed before any patien t data is utilized. Failure to do so wil l result i n various names bein g incorrec t. Patient s name in clinical d ata does n ot require this conv ersion pro cess. | |
8035 | 8. | |
8036 | Restore Ar chived Dat a to LR Gl obal TC " Restore Ar chived Dat a to LR Gl obal" \l 5 | |
8037 | ||
8038 | This optio n is used to restore data into the LR gl obal that has been a rchived. | |
8039 | NOTES: | |
8040 | 1. | |
8041 | To reprodu ce a cumul ative for patient da ta that ha s been res tored from the archi ves, use t he Reprint cumulativ e on a giv en patient [LRAC PT] option, a nd re-init ialize the patient’s entire cu mulative. | |
8042 | 2. | |
8043 | The physic al and log ical names you are a sked for d uring the archiving process ar e meant to be identi fiers for you to kee p record o f archivin g processe s. They ar e NOT phys ical or lo gical devi ces (e.g., printer, terminal, etc.,). | |
8044 | 3. | |
8045 | When you r estore a p atient to the ^LR gl obal, you now have t wo records . One acti ve on the ^LR global and one a rchived. W hen you ar chive that section o f the ^LR global, yo u will hav e two arch ive record s on that one patien t. | |
8046 | EXTERNAL R ELATIONS | |
8047 | TC "Exte rnal Relat ions" \l 1 | |
8048 | External R elations X E "Extern al Relatio ns" | |
8049 | This secti on explain s special relations and agreem ents betwe en routine s in this package an d routines in other packages. It also sp ecifies ve rsions of FileMan, K ernel, and other pac kages requ ired. | |
8050 | External R eferenced Files and Fields XE "External Reference d Files an d Fields" | |
8051 | ||
8052 | TC "Exte rnal Refer enced File s and Fiel ds" \l 2 | |
8053 | FILES | |
8054 | Fields Use d | |
8055 | 2 | |
8056 | PATIENT | |
8057 | Name, SSN, Sex, DOD, Current A dmission, | |
8058 | ||
8059 | Date Of De ath, Ward | |
8060 | 19.1 | |
8061 | SECURITY K EY | |
8062 | Name | |
8063 | 40.5 | |
8064 | HOLIDAY | |
8065 | Date | |
8066 | 40.8 | |
8067 | MEDICAL CE NTER DIV. | |
8068 | Version No de | |
8069 | 42 | |
8070 | WARD LOCAT ION | |
8071 | Name | |
8072 | 42.4 | |
8073 | SPECIALTY | |
8074 | PTF Code, Service | |
8075 | 4.3 | |
8076 | KERNEL SIT E | |
8077 | Default In stitution Parameters | |
8078 | 44 | |
8079 | HOSPITAL L OCATION | |
8080 | Name, Abbr eviation, Treating S pecialty, | |
8081 | ||
8082 | ||
8083 | Type | |
8084 | 45 | |
8085 | PTF | |
8086 | Procedures , Movement Record | |
8087 | 45.7 | |
8088 | FACILITY T REATING | |
8089 | Name | |
8090 | ||
8091 | SPECIALTY | |
8092 | 50 | |
8093 | DRUG | |
8094 | Generic Na me | |
8095 | 50.5 | |
8096 | DRUG CLASS IFICATION | |
8097 | Name | |
8098 | 52 | |
8099 | PRESCRIPTI ON | |
8100 | Drug | |
8101 | 55 | |
8102 | PHARMACY P ATIENT | |
8103 | Prescripti on Profile | |
8104 | 80 | |
8105 | ICD DIAGNO SIS | |
8106 | Code Numbe r, Diagnos is | |
8107 | 80.1 | |
8108 | ICD OPERAT ION/ | |
8109 | Code Numbe r Operatio n Procedur e | |
8110 | ||
8111 | PROCEDURE | |
8112 | 81 | |
8113 | CPT | |
8114 | Descriptio n, Blood C omponent R equest, | |
8115 | ||
8116 | ||
8117 | Short Name | |
8118 | 81.1 | |
8119 | CPT CATEGO RY | |
8120 | CPT Catego ry Name | |
8121 | 100 | |
8122 | ORDER | |
8123 | OERR Inter nal File# | |
8124 | 101 | |
8125 | PROTOCOL | |
8126 | (Entire Fi le) | |
8127 | 130 | |
8128 | SURGERY | |
8129 | Name | |
8130 | 200 | |
8131 | NEW PERSON | |
8132 | Name | |
8133 | 405 | |
8134 | PATIENT MO VEMENT | |
8135 | Admission, Discharge , & Transf er | |
8136 | NOTE: Perm ission has been rece ived from the respec tive packa ge develop ers to ref erence the se fields. | |
8137 | External R outines XE "Externa l Routines " | |
8138 | ||
8139 | TC "Exte rnal Routi nes" \l 2 | |
8140 | The Labora tory packa ge makes c alls to VA FileMan, MenuMan, M ailMan, Ph armacy, OE /RR routin es, tools, and utili ties suppl ied throug h the Kern el softwar e: | |
8141 | ||
8142 | %DT | |
8143 | %DTC | |
8144 | %ZIS | |
8145 | ||
8146 | ||
8147 | %ZTLOAD | |
8148 | %ZOSV | |
8149 | DIC | |
8150 | ||
8151 | ||
8152 | SDACS | |
8153 | PSJEEU | |
8154 | DIC1 | |
8155 | ||
8156 | ||
8157 | DICD | |
8158 | ORX | |
8159 | DICN | |
8160 | ||
8161 | ||
8162 | DICQ | |
8163 | XMD | |
8164 | DIE | |
8165 | ||
8166 | ||
8167 | DIK | |
8168 | XQH | |
8169 | DIM | |
8170 | ||
8171 | ||
8172 | DIP | |
8173 | XUS | |
8174 | DIQ | |
8175 | ||
8176 | ||
8177 | DIWP | |
8178 | ZU | |
8179 | DIWW | |
8180 | ||
8181 | Two Depart ment of De fense (DoD ) routines (IAAPRIV and IAARNU M) are cal led by the Laborator y software if the va riable DUZ (“AG”) co ntains “AR MYAFN.” | |
8182 | The DoD MI LITARY RAN K file is pointed to by the Mi litary Ran k field in the BLOOD DONOR fil e. This fi le will on ly exist a t DoD site s. | |
8183 | External V ariables X E "Extern al Variabl es" | |
8184 | ||
8185 | TC "Exte rnal Varia bles" \l 2 | |
8186 | The variab le DIU(0) is used to determine the manne r in which to create or recrea te certain cross-ref erences. | |
8187 | Required S oftware XE "Require d Software " | |
8188 | ||
8189 | TC "Requ ired Softw are" \l 2 | |
8190 | You must h ave Kernel V. 7.1 or greater a nd FileMan V. 20.0 o r greater installed and runnin g before L aboratory V. 5.2 can be used. The curren t MAS V. 5 .2 or grea ter should also be i nstalled. The LAB JO URNAL file (#95) is also requi red by the Microbiol ogy module . If Lab i s installe d in an ag ency other than the Veterans A dministrat ion (as de fined by t he Agency code field in the KE RNEL SITE PARAMETER file), the routines IAAPRIV an d IAARNUM may be req uired for DoD Sites. | |
8191 | Package | |
8192 | Versions ( or Greater ) | |
8193 | ||
8194 | Kernel | |
8195 | 7.1 | |
8196 | ||
8197 | FileMan | |
8198 | 20.0 | |
8199 | ||
8200 | MAS | |
8201 | 5.3 | |
8202 | ||
8203 | Laboratory | |
8204 | 5.1 | |
8205 | ||
8206 | (if alr eady resid ent) | |
8207 | OE/RR | |
8208 | 2.5 | |
8209 | AMIE | |
8210 | 2.5 | |
8211 | Inpatient Medication | |
8212 | 3.2 | |
8213 | DBA Integr ation Agre ements XE "DBA Inte gration Ag reements" | |
8214 | ||
8215 | TC "DBA Integratio n Agreemen ts" \l 2 | |
8216 | LIMs XE " LIMs" and IRM perso nnel XE " IRM person nel" need to be awa re of the fields con trolled by Lab that affect oth er program s BEFORE t hey make a ny program ming chang es. To obt ain the mo st current listing, the DBA me nu is loca ted on For um under s econdary o ptions. | |
8217 | Example: | |
8218 | Select Mai lman Menu Option: DB A | |
8219 | Select DBA Option: ? | |
8220 | 1 List Packa ge file by Name | |
8221 | 2 List Packa ge file by Prefix | |
8222 | 3 Find lo-hi gh range o f filenumb ers | |
8223 | 4 Package fi le inquire | |
8224 | 5 Package fi le inquire by # | |
8225 | 6 Institutio n file inq uire | |
8226 | 7 SACC Exemp tions ... | |
8227 | 8 Supported references (DBIC lib rary) ... | |
8228 | **> Out of order: Replaced by 'Integ ration Agr eements Me nu' | |
8229 | 9 Projected releases | |
8230 | 10 Domain fil e inquire | |
8231 | 11 Integratio n Agreemen ts Menu .. . | |
8232 | 12 Standards and Conven tions | |
8233 | 13 MOP-UP ... | |
8234 | 14 Quarterly Briefing R eport by s eason | |
8235 | 15 QBR for on e activity | |
8236 | 16 Peer Revie w Particip ation | |
8237 | Enter ?? f or more op tions, ??? for brief descripti ons, ?OPTI ON for hel p text. | |
8238 | Select DBA Option: 1 1 Integra tion Agree ments Menu | |
8239 | Select Int egration A greements Menu Optio n: ? | |
8240 | O Instructio ns for Ent ering IA's | |
8241 | 1 Get New In tegration #'s | |
8242 | 2 Add/Edit | |
8243 | 3 Inquire | |
8244 | 4 Roll-up in to Mail Me ssage | |
8245 | 5 File Agree ments Menu ... | |
8246 | 6 Routine Ag reements M enu ... | |
8247 | 7 Subscriber Package M enu ... | |
8248 | 8 Custodial Package Me nu ... | |
8249 | 9 Print Othe r | |
8250 | 10 Print Pend ing | |
8251 | 11 Print Acti ve | |
8252 | 12 Print All | |
8253 | 13 List Suppo rted Refer ences | |
8254 | 14 List Open Subscripti on | |
8255 | 15 List Contr olled Subs cription | |
8256 | 16 Subscribe to an Open Subscript ion Refere nce | |
8257 | Enter ?? f or more op tions, ??? for brief descripti ons, ?OPTI ON for hel p text. | |
8258 | Select Int egration A greements Menu Optio n: 8 Cust odial Pack age Menu | |
8259 | Select Cus todial Pac kage Menu Option: ? | |
8260 | 1 Print ACTI VE by Cust odial Pack age | |
8261 | 2 Print ALL by Custodi al Package | |
8262 | Enter ?? f or more op tions, ??? for brief descripti ons, ?OPTI ON for hel p text. | |
8263 | Select Cus todial Pac kage Menu Option: 1 Print ACT IVE by Cus todial Pac kage | |
8264 | Select PAC KAGE NAME: LAB | |
8265 | 1 L AB SERVICE LR | |
8266 | 2 L AB SITE CO DE LBAR | |
8267 | CHOOSE 1-2 : 1 | |
8268 | DEVICE: (E nter Print er Name) | |
8269 | **LAB SERV ICE Custod ial DBI Ag reements * * | |
8270 | ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------- | |
8271 | NAME: DBIA240-A ENTRY: 240 | |
8272 | CUSTODIA L PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8273 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: AUTOMATED MED INFO Albany | |
8274 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
8275 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
8276 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8277 | FILE: 63 ROOT: LR( | |
8278 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
8279 | Laborat ory Packag e has give n permissi on to AMIE to make t he followi ng | |
8280 | calls: | |
8281 | GL OBAL REF. NODE;PI ECE USAGE | |
8282 | ^L R( "CH";11 Cu rrent Agre ement numb er 95 | |
8283 | "MI";11 Cu rrent Agre ement numb er 95 | |
8284 | ^LR(D 0,'CH', | |
8285 | ^LR(D 0,'MI', | |
8286 | ROUTI NE: | |
8287 | This listi ng continu es for man y pages an d will not be reprod uced here. | |
8288 | Laboratory as a Subs criber TC "Laborato ry as a Su bscriber" \l 3 | |
8289 | The Labora tory is al so a subsc riber to o ther packa ges for pe rmission t o use thei r entry po ints or in formation. | |
8290 | LAB SERVIC E Integrat ion Agreem ents subsc ribed to | |
8291 | ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- | |
8292 | NAME: File 101 ENTRY: 872 | |
8293 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: O RDER ENTRY /RESULT Sa lt Lake Ci ty | |
8294 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8295 | USAGE: Controlle d Subscri APPROVED: APPROVED | |
8296 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
8297 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8298 | FILE: 101 ROOT: ORD(101, | |
8299 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
8300 | This fi le may be referenced by packag es to main tain proto cols withi n their | |
8301 | namespa ce. This f ile may al so be poin ted to. | |
8302 | ROUTI NE: | |
8303 | * ********** ********* | |
8304 | NAME: File 100. 99 ENTRY: 874 | |
8305 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: O RDER ENTRY /RESULT Sa lt Lake Ci ty | |
8306 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8307 | USAGE: Controlle d Subscri APPROVED: APPROVED | |
8308 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
8309 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8310 | FILE: 100.99 ROOT: ORD(100.99 , | |
8311 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
8312 | This fi le may be referenced by packag es interfa cing with OE/RR to s ee if | |
8313 | OE/RR h as been in stalled in the manne r: | |
8314 | I $ D(^ORD(100 .99)) ... | |
8315 | Packages may also setup entr ies in the Package P arameters portion of this file . | |
8316 | ROUTI NE: | |
8317 | * ********** ********* | |
8318 | NAME: DBIA916 ENTRY: 916 | |
8319 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: V A FILEMAN Sa n Francisc o | |
8320 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8321 | For du ration of Lab Versio n 5.2: Blo od Bank an d | |
8322 | Anatom ic Patholo gy namespa ced routin es refer t o | |
8323 | ^DIC(f ile #,0,"G L") to loc ate global nodes for data. | |
8324 | USAGE: Controlle d Subscri APPROVED: APPROVED | |
8325 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
8326 | DURATION: Next Vers ion VERSION: Fileman 20 | |
8327 | FILE: ROOT: DIC( | |
8328 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
8329 | ^DIC( D0,0,'GL') | |
8330 | 1 GLOB AL NAME Direct Global Re ad | |
8331 | A dire ct global read is | |
8332 | perfor med on thi s node to | |
8333 | determ ine the gl obal root for a file . | |
8334 | ROUTI NE: | |
8335 | * ********** ********* | |
8336 | NAME: File 100. 98 ENTRY: 873 | |
8337 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: O RDER ENTRY /RESULT Sa lt Lake Ci ty | |
8338 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8339 | USAGE: Controlle d Subscri APPROVED: APPROVED | |
8340 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
8341 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8342 | FILE: 100.98 ROOT: ORD(100.98 , | |
8343 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
8344 | This fi le may be referenced to determ ine an app ropriate D isplay Gro up for an order in t he manner: | |
8345 | S OR TO=$O(^ORD (100.98,'B ','OTHER H OSPITAL SE RVICES',0) ) | |
8346 | ROUTI NE: | |
8347 | * ********** ********* | |
8348 | NAME: File 100. 01 ENTRY: 875 | |
8349 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: O RDER ENTRY /RESULT Sa lt Lake Ci ty | |
8350 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8351 | USAGE: Controlle d Subscri APPROVED: APPROVED | |
8352 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
8353 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8354 | FILE: 100.01 ROOT: ORD(100.01 , | |
8355 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
8356 | This fi le may be pointed to . | |
8357 | ROUTI NE: | |
8358 | * ********** ********* | |
8359 | NAME: PSJEEU ENTRY: 901 | |
8360 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: I NPATIENT M EDICATI Bi rmingham | |
8361 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8362 | USAGE: Controlle d Subscri APPROVED: APPROVED | |
8363 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
8364 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8365 | FILE: ROOT: | |
8366 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
8367 | This is a set of utilities that can b e used to create, va lidate and | |
8368 | process order tim ing schedu les. | |
8369 | ROUTI NE: PSJEEU | |
8370 | COMPONE NT: ENSE | |
8371 | VARIABL ES: PSJPP Inp ut | |
8372 | This is the pa ckage pref ix as foun d in | |
8373 | the PACKAGE fi le (9.4). | |
8374 | PSJSH LS Inp ut | |
8375 | This is execut able code that sets $T to | |
8376 | be u sed to scr een Hospit al Locatio ns when | |
8377 | edit ing schedu les and sh ifts. If P SJSHLS | |
8378 | exis ts, DIC("S ") is set to PSJSHLS . The | |
8379 | sche duler will not try t o validate | |
8380 | PSJS HLS. | |
8381 | Al lows the e diting of the ADMINI STRATION S CHEDULE fi le (51.1) | |
8382 | COMPONE NT: ENSHE | |
8383 | VARIABL ES: PSJPP Inp ut | |
8384 | This is the pa ckage pref ix as foun d in | |
8385 | the PACKAGE fi le (9.4). | |
8386 | PSJSH LS Inp ut | |
8387 | This is execut able code that sets $T to | |
8388 | be u sed to scr een Hospit al Locatio ns when | |
8389 | edit ing schedu les and sh ifts. If P SJSHLS | |
8390 | exis ts, DIC("S ") is set to PSJSHLS . The | |
8391 | sche duler will not try t o validate | |
8392 | PSJS HLS. | |
8393 | Al lows the e diting of the ADMINI STRATION S HIFT file (51.15). | |
8394 | COMPONE NT: ENSVI | |
8395 | VARIABL ES: PSJPP Inp ut | |
8396 | This is the pa ckage pref ix as foun d in | |
8397 | the PACKAGE fi le (9.4). | |
8398 | PSJX Inp ut | |
8399 | This is the sc hdule to b e viewed. If only | |
8400 | the first few characters of the sc hedule | |
8401 | name is entere d, the use r will be asked | |
8402 | to s elect from all sched ules in th e | |
8403 | ADMI NISTRATION SCHEDULE file (51.1 ) | |
8404 | begi nning with these cha racters. I f a | |
8405 | vali d schedule is select ed, inform ation | |
8406 | pert aining to the schedu le will be | |
8407 | disp layed. | |
8408 | Vi ew standar d schedule informati on. | |
8409 | COMPONE NT: ENSV | |
8410 | VARIABL ES: PSJX Bot h | |
8411 | This is the sc hdule to b e validate d. If | |
8412 | only the first few chara cters of t he | |
8413 | sche dule name is entered , the user will | |
8414 | be a sked to se lect from all schedu les in | |
8415 | the ADMINISTRA TION SCHED ULE file ( 51.1) | |
8416 | begi nning with these cha racters. I f a | |
8417 | vali d schedule is select ed, it's n ame | |
8418 | will will be r eturned in PSJX. If a valid | |
8419 | sche dule is no t selected , PSJX wil l be | |
8420 | kill ed. | |
8421 | PSJPP Inp ut | |
8422 | This is the pa ckage pref ix as foun d in | |
8423 | the PACKAGE fi le (9.4). | |
8424 | PSJM Out put | |
8425 | This is the fr equency in minutes t hat the | |
8426 | acti on is to b e taken. T his will b e null | |
8427 | if P SGX is inv alid. | |
8428 | PSJAT Out put | |
8429 | Thes e are the administra tion times or | |
8430 | shif ts that ar e associat ed with th e | |
8431 | sele cted sched ule. This will be nu ll if | |
8432 | PSGX is invali d. | |
8433 | PSJY Out put | |
8434 | This is a poin ter to the ADMINISTR ATION | |
8435 | SCHE DULE file (51.1) if PSJX is fo und in | |
8436 | the file. This will be n ull if PSJ X is | |
8437 | inva lid or not found. | |
8438 | PSJTS Out put | |
8439 | This is a code represent ing the ty pe of | |
8440 | sche dule. This will be n ull if the | |
8441 | sche dule is in valid. | |
8442 | PSJAX Out put | |
8443 | This is the ma ximum days continuou s | |
8444 | orde rs last fo r the sele cted sched ule, or | |
8445 | null if not fo und. | |
8446 | PSJW Inp ut | |
8447 | This is a poin ter to the HOSPITAL | |
8448 | LOCA TION file (44). This is an opt ional | |
8449 | vari able that may be use d to deter mine | |
8450 | the administra tion times or shifts by | |
8451 | loca tion. | |
8452 | PSJNE Inp ut | |
8453 | If t his option al variabl e is defin ed, | |
8454 | ther e is no di alogue wit h the user . | |
8455 | Va lidates a schedule a nd gives t he adminis tration ti mes or | |
8456 | sh ifts and f requency ( in minutes ) of the s chedule. | |
8457 | COMPONE NT: ENATV | |
8458 | VARIABL ES: X Bot h | |
8459 | This contains the admini stration t imes to | |
8460 | be v alidated. X will be killed if the | |
8461 | admi nistration times are invalid. | |
8462 | Va lidates ad ministrati on times. This may b e used in an | |
8463 | in put transf orm. | |
8464 | COMPONE NT: ENSHV | |
8465 | VARIABL ES: X Bot h | |
8466 | This should be set to th e administ ration | |
8467 | shif t to be va lidated. I f the | |
8468 | admi nistration shift pas sed in X i s | |
8469 | inva lid, X wil l be kille d. | |
8470 | Va lidates sh ifts. If t he shift p assed in X is invali d X | |
8471 | wi ll be kill ed. | |
8472 | COMPONE NT: ENSPU | |
8473 | VARIABL ES: PSJSC H Inp ut | |
8474 | This is the sc hedule to be process ed. | |
8475 | PSJM Inp ut | |
8476 | This is the fr equency (i n minutes) that | |
8477 | an a ction is t o take pla ce. Used f or | |
8478 | cont inuous and range sch edules. | |
8479 | PSJAT Inp ut | |
8480 | This is either a set of administra tion | |
8481 | time s or shift s, dependi ng on the type of | |
8482 | sche dule. If i t is admin istration times, | |
8483 | it w ill be sim ilar to: | |
8484 | PSJA T="04-08-1 2-16-20". If it is s hifts, | |
8485 | it w ill be sim ilar to: | |
8486 | PSJA T="M-E",PS JAT("M")=" 05-11",PSJ AT("E")="1 8-22". | |
8487 | PSJTS Inp ut | |
8488 | This is a code represent ing the ty pe of | |
8489 | sche dule defin ed in PSJS CH. The co des | |
8490 | are: C - CONTI NUE; D - D AY OF THE WEEK; | |
8491 | DR - DAY OF TH E WEEK-RAN GE; O - ON E-TIME; | |
8492 | R - RANGE; and S - SHIFT . | |
8493 | PSJSD Inp ut | |
8494 | This is the st art date/t ime of the order. | |
8495 | PSJFD Inp ut | |
8496 | This is the st op date/ti me of the period | |
8497 | wher e the acti on is to t ake place. | |
8498 | PSJOS D Inp ut | |
8499 | This is the st art date/t ime of the order. | |
8500 | If P SJOSD is n ot found, PSJSD is u sed. | |
8501 | PSJOF D Inp ut | |
8502 | This is the st op date/ti me of the order | |
8503 | (act ion to tak e place). If PSJOFD is not | |
8504 | foun d, PSJFD i s used. | |
8505 | PSJC Out put | |
8506 | This is the nu mber of ti mes (and w hen) an | |
8507 | acti on is to t ake place. | |
8508 | Ca lculates t he number of times ( and when) an action is to | |
8509 | ta ke place. | |
8510 | COMPONE NT: ENDSD | |
8511 | VARIABL ES: PSJSC H Inp ut | |
8512 | This is the na me of the schedule t o be | |
8513 | used in determ ining the start date /time. | |
8514 | PSJAT Inp ut | |
8515 | This is either a set of administra tion | |
8516 | time s or shift s, dependi ng on the type of | |
8517 | sche dule. If i t is admin istration times, | |
8518 | it w ill be sim ilar to: | |
8519 | PSJA T="04-08-1 2-16-20". If it is s hifts, | |
8520 | it w ill be sim ilar to: | |
8521 | PSJA T="M-E",PS JAT("M")=" 05-11",PSJ AT("E")="1 8-22". | |
8522 | PSJTS Inp ut | |
8523 | This is a code represent ing the ty pe of | |
8524 | sche dule defin ed in PSJS CH. The co des | |
8525 | are: C - CONTI NUE; D - D AY OF THE WEEK; | |
8526 | DR - DAY OF TH E WEEK-RAN GE; O - ON E-TIME; | |
8527 | R - RANGE; and S - SHIFT . | |
8528 | PSJX Out put | |
8529 | This will be r eturned as either a | |
8530 | date /time in V A FileMan interal fo rmat, | |
8531 | or n ull if the start dat e/time can not be | |
8532 | calc ulated. | |
8533 | Pr ovides a d ate/time t hat might be used as a default value | |
8534 | fo r the star t date of an order. | |
8535 | * ********** ********* | |
8536 | NAME: OR ENTRY: 861 | |
8537 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: O RDER ENTRY /RESULT Sa lt Lake Ci ty | |
8538 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8539 | USAGE: Controlle d Subscri APPROVED: | |
8540 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
8541 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8542 | FILE: ROOT: | |
8543 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
8544 | ROUTI NE: OR | |
8545 | COMPONE NT: EN | |
8546 | VARIABL ES: X Inp ut | |
8547 | Vari able point er of the protocol. | |
8548 | OE /RR Proces sor. This is the mai n entry po int to run the | |
8549 | OE /RR progra m. It is called wit h X set as a variabl e | |
8550 | po inter to t he initial protocol. | |
8551 | * ********** ********* | |
8552 | NAME: ORUHDR ENTRY: 862 | |
8553 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: O RDER ENTRY /RESULT Sa lt Lake Ci ty | |
8554 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8555 | USAGE: Controlle d Subscri APPROVED: | |
8556 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
8557 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8558 | FILE: ROOT: | |
8559 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
8560 | ROUTI NE: ORUHDR | |
8561 | COMPONE NT: EXT | |
8562 | VARIABL ES: ORIFN Bot h | |
8563 | Inte rnal numbe r in file 100 of the order | |
8564 | to d isplay. | |
8565 | ORAGE Out put | |
8566 | Pati ent age. | |
8567 | ORIO Out put | |
8568 | ORANS I Out put | |
8569 | ORDOB Out put | |
8570 | Pati ent Date o f Birth | |
8571 | ORFT Out put | |
8572 | ORHI Out put | |
8573 | ORNP Out put | |
8574 | Poin ter to fil e 200 for Current | |
8575 | Agen t/Provider | |
8576 | ORL Out put | |
8577 | Vari able point er to the variable p ointer. | |
8578 | ORPD Out put | |
8579 | ORPNM Out put | |
8580 | Pati ent name | |
8581 | ORPV Out put | |
8582 | Poin ter to Pro vider file for the p erson | |
8583 | requ esting the order. | |
8584 | ORSEQ Out put | |
8585 | ORSEX Out put | |
8586 | Pati ent sex. | |
8587 | ORSSN Out put | |
8588 | Pati ent SSN | |
8589 | ORTIT Out put | |
8590 | Titl e | |
8591 | ORTS Out put | |
8592 | Poin ter to Tre ating Spec ialty asso ciated | |
8593 | with the order . | |
8594 | ORVP Out put | |
8595 | Vari able point er toe obj ect of an order. | |
8596 | ORWAR D Out put | |
8597 | Inpa tient Ward location | |
8598 | Di splays a s tandard he ader for d etailed or der displa ys. If | |
8599 | ca lling this from with in OE/RR, it is not necessary to | |
8600 | ki llthe retu rned varia bles. OE/ RR will ki ll them. | |
8601 | COMPONE NT: PGBRK | |
8602 | VARIABL ES: DIROU T Out put | |
8603 | User entered a '^^' | |
8604 | OREND Out put | |
8605 | User entered a '^' | |
8606 | Di splays 'Pr ess return to contin ue or "^" to escape' at | |
8607 | pa ge breaks. | |
8608 | * ********** ********* | |
8609 | NAME: ORUPREF2 ENTRY: 863 | |
8610 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: O RDER ENTRY /RESULT Sa lt Lake Ci ty | |
8611 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8612 | USAGE: Controlle d Subscri APPROVED: | |
8613 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
8614 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8615 | FILE: ROOT: | |
8616 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
8617 | ROUTI NE: ORUPRE F2 | |
8618 | COMPONE NT: EN3 | |
8619 | VARIABL ES: ORPKG Inp ut | |
8620 | Pack age pointe r. | |
8621 | ORDEF Inp ut | |
8622 | Defa ult protoc ol for set ting up pr otocols. | |
8623 | ORFL Inp ut | |
8624 | File link - va riable poi nter for p rocedure | |
8625 | file . | |
8626 | ORDAN M Inp ut | |
8627 | Opti onal name of the pro tocol. | |
8628 | ORDA Inp ut | |
8629 | Inte rnal numbe r of an ex isting pro tocol | |
8630 | to b e updated. | |
8631 | OREA Inp ut | |
8632 | Acti on used in lieu of d efault def ined in | |
8633 | OROEF | |
8634 | ORTXT Inp ut | |
8635 | Name of protoc ol; if not defined, the .01 | |
8636 | file d of the p rocedure r eferenced is used. | |
8637 | Ut ility for 'on-the-fl y' protoco l creation . See OE/ RR | |
8638 | De velopers g uide. | |
8639 | * ********** ********* | |
8640 | NAME: ORUTL ENTRY: 864 | |
8641 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: O RDER ENTRY /RESULT Sa lt Lake Ci ty | |
8642 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8643 | USAGE: Controlle d Subscri APPROVED: | |
8644 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
8645 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8646 | FILE: ROOT: | |
8647 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
8648 | ROUTI NE: ORUTL | |
8649 | COMPONE NT: READ | |
8650 | VARIABL ES: | |
8651 | * ********** ********* | |
8652 | NAME: ORVOM ENTRY: 865 | |
8653 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: O RDER ENTRY /RESULT Sa lt Lake Ci ty | |
8654 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8655 | USAGE: Controlle d Subscri APPROVED: | |
8656 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
8657 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8658 | FILE: ROOT: | |
8659 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
8660 | ROUTI NE: ORVOM | |
8661 | * ********** ********* | |
8662 | NAME: ORX ENTRY: 866 | |
8663 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: O RDER ENTRY /RESULT Sa lt Lake Ci ty | |
8664 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8665 | USAGE: Controlle d Subscri APPROVED: APPROVED | |
8666 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
8667 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8668 | FILE: ROOT: | |
8669 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
8670 | ROUTI NE: ORX | |
8671 | COMPONE NT: FILE | |
8672 | VARIABL ES: OREPD UZ Inp ut | |
8673 | DUZ of the per son enteri ng the ord er. | |
8674 | ORL Inp ut | |
8675 | Vari able point er to the variable p ointer. | |
8676 | ORPCL Inp ut | |
8677 | Vari able point er to the protocol t hat | |
8678 | crea ted the or der. | |
8679 | ORNP Inp ut | |
8680 | Poin ter to fil e 200 for Current | |
8681 | Agen t/Provider | |
8682 | ORVP Inp ut | |
8683 | Vari able point er to the object of an | |
8684 | orde r. | |
8685 | ORCOS T Inp ut | |
8686 | Cost of the or der | |
8687 | OREVE NT Inp ut | |
8688 | Two piece vari able delim ited by a | |
8689 | semi colon. Th e first pi ece is the time | |
8690 | at w hich an ev ent should occur. T he | |
8691 | seco nd piece i s a charac ter that h as | |
8692 | mean ing to a p ackage. | |
8693 | ORIT Inp ut | |
8694 | Vari able point er to the item order ed. | |
8695 | ORLOG Inp ut | |
8696 | Time the order is entere d. | |
8697 | ORPK Inp ut | |
8698 | Pack age refere nce define d by the p ackage | |
8699 | when an order is created . | |
8700 | ORPUR G Inp ut | |
8701 | Grac e days bef ore an ord er is purg ed. | |
8702 | ORSTO P Inp ut | |
8703 | Orde r Stop Dat e | |
8704 | ORSTR T Inp ut | |
8705 | Orde r start da te | |
8706 | ORSTS Inp ut | |
8707 | Orde r status | |
8708 | ORTO Inp ut | |
8709 | Poin ter to Dis play Group file. Ide ntifies | |
8710 | the service re ceiving th e order. | |
8711 | ORTS Inp ut | |
8712 | Poin ter to Tre ating Spec ialty asso ciated | |
8713 | with the order . | |
8714 | ORTX( i) Inp ut | |
8715 | Orde r Text. | |
8716 | ORIFN Out put | |
8717 | Inte rnal entry number of order in file | |
8718 | 100 | |
8719 | COMPONE NT: RETUR N | |
8720 | VARIABL ES: ORIFN Inp ut | |
8721 | Inte rnal entry number of order. | |
8722 | ORETU RN(OR Inp ut | |
8723 | Cost of the or der. | |
8724 | ORETU RN(OR Inp ut | |
8725 | Two piece vari able delim ited by a | |
8726 | semi colon. Th e first pi ece is the time | |
8727 | at w hich an ev ent should occur. T he | |
8728 | seco nd piece i s a charac ter that h as | |
8729 | mean ing to a p ackage. | |
8730 | ORETU RN(OR Inp ut | |
8731 | Vari able point er to the item order ed. | |
8732 | ORETU RN(OR Inp ut | |
8733 | Free text, pac kage defin ed referen ce. | |
8734 | ORETU RN(OR Inp ut | |
8735 | Grac e period b efore purg ing order. | |
8736 | ORETU RN(OR Inp ut | |
8737 | Poin ter to fil e 200 for Current | |
8738 | Agen t/Provider | |
8739 | ORETU RN(OR Inp ut | |
8740 | Stop Date | |
8741 | ORETU RN(OR Inp ut | |
8742 | Star t Date | |
8743 | ORETU RN(OR Inp ut | |
8744 | Poin ter to Ord er Status | |
8745 | ORETU RN(OR Inp ut | |
8746 | Orde r Text | |
8747 | COMPONE NT: ST | |
8748 | VARIABL ES: ORIFN Inp ut | |
8749 | Inte rnal entry number of the order . | |
8750 | ORSTS Inp ut | |
8751 | Orde r Status | |
8752 | * ********** ********* | |
8753 | NAME: ORX2 ENTRY: 867 | |
8754 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: O RDER ENTRY /RESULT Sa lt Lake Ci ty | |
8755 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8756 | USAGE: Controlle d Subscri APPROVED: | |
8757 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
8758 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8759 | FILE: ROOT: | |
8760 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
8761 | ROUTI NE: ORX2 | |
8762 | COMPONE NT: LK | |
8763 | VARIABL ES: X Inp ut | |
8764 | Vari able point er of pati ent. | |
8765 | Y Out put | |
8766 | Y=1 if lock is successfu l, 0 if fa iled. | |
8767 | Us ed when up dating ord ers for a patient to check tha t | |
8768 | so meone else is not al so updatin g orders a t the same time | |
8769 | fo r the same patient. This will attempt t o set a so ftware | |
8770 | lo ck on the patient. Applicatio ns using t his entry point | |
8771 | mu st also ca ll the ent ry point U LK^ORX2 to unlock th e | |
8772 | pa tient when the updat ing proces s is finis hed. | |
8773 | COMPONE NT: ULK | |
8774 | VARIABL ES: X Inp ut | |
8775 | Vari able point er to the patient. | |
8776 | Us ed in conj unction wi th the ent ry point L K^ORX2 to unlock | |
8777 | a patient du ring the p rocess of adding ord ers. Do n ot call | |
8778 | th is entry p oint unles s you have already s uccessfull y | |
8779 | lo cked the p atient. | |
8780 | * ********** ********* | |
8781 | NAME: ORX3 ENTRY: 868 | |
8782 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: O RDER ENTRY /RESULT Sa lt Lake Ci ty | |
8783 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8784 | USAGE: Controlle d Subscri APPROVED: | |
8785 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
8786 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8787 | FILE: ROOT: | |
8788 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
8789 | ROUTI NE: ORX3 | |
8790 | COMPONE NT: NOTE | |
8791 | VARIABL ES: ORNOT E(i) Inp ut | |
8792 | i=in ternal # o f the noti fication | |
8793 | ORVP Inp ut | |
8794 | Vari able point er to the patient. | |
8795 | ORIFN Inp ut | |
8796 | Orde r number t hat you wa nt this | |
8797 | noti fication t o linked t o. | |
8798 | Th is is an e ntry point that crea tes a noti fication f or a | |
8799 | pa ckage. | |
8800 | * ********** ********* | |
8801 | NAME: ORX5 ENTRY: 869 | |
8802 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: O RDER ENTRY /RESULT Sa lt Lake Ci ty | |
8803 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8804 | USAGE: Controlle d Subscri APPROVED: | |
8805 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
8806 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8807 | FILE: ROOT: | |
8808 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
8809 | ROUTI NE: ORX5 | |
8810 | COMPONE NT: DC | |
8811 | VARIABL ES: ORIFN Inp ut | |
8812 | Poin ter to the order. | |
8813 | Th is entry i s called w hen a pack age needs to create a DC | |
8814 | or der. | |
8815 | COMPONE NT: HOLD | |
8816 | VARIABL ES: ORIFN Inp ut | |
8817 | Poin ter to the order. | |
8818 | Th is entry i s called w hen a pack age needs to place a HOLD | |
8819 | on an ordere d item. | |
8820 | * ********** ********* | |
8821 | NAME: ORX7 ENTRY: 870 | |
8822 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: O RDER ENTRY /RESULT Sa lt Lake Ci ty | |
8823 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8824 | USAGE: Controlle d Subscri APPROVED: | |
8825 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
8826 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8827 | FILE: ROOT: | |
8828 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
8829 | ROUTI NE: ORX7 | |
8830 | COMPONE NT: DC | |
8831 | VARIABL ES: ORIFN Inp ut | |
8832 | Poin ter to the order. | |
8833 | ORNAT R Inp ut | |
8834 | Iden tifies the Nature of Order. | |
8835 | Th is entry p oint is pr ovided for orders th at are dis continued | |
8836 | by the servi ce. This c reates a D C order fo r the orde r | |
8837 | id entified b y ORIFN. | |
8838 | * ********** ********* | |
8839 | NAME: ORX8 ENTRY: 871 | |
8840 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: O RDER ENTRY /RESULT Sa lt Lake Ci ty | |
8841 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8842 | USAGE: Controlle d Subscri APPROVED: APPROVED | |
8843 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
8844 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8845 | FILE: ROOT: | |
8846 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
8847 | ROUTI NE: ORX8 | |
8848 | COMPONE NT: EN(OR IFN) | |
8849 | VARIABL ES: ORIFN Inp ut | |
8850 | Poin ter to the order. | |
8851 | ORUPC HUK(' Out put | |
8852 | =WHO ENTERED^E xternal Fo rmat | |
8853 | ORUPC HUK(' Out put | |
8854 | =PAT IENT LOCAT ION | |
8855 | ORUPC HUK(' Out put | |
8856 | =CUR RENT AGENT /PROVIDER^ External f ormat | |
8857 | ORUPC HUK(' Out put | |
8858 | =WHE N ENTERED | |
8859 | ORUPC HUK(' Out put | |
8860 | =PRO TOCOL | |
8861 | ORUPC HUK(' Out put | |
8862 | =CUR RENT AGENT /PROVIDER^ External F ormat | |
8863 | ORUPC HUK(' Out put | |
8864 | =STO P DATE | |
8865 | ORUPC HUK(' Out put | |
8866 | =CUR RENT START DATE | |
8867 | ORUPC HUK(' Out put | |
8868 | =STA TUS^Extern al format | |
8869 | ORUPC HUK(' Out put | |
8870 | =TO (display g roup)^Exte rnal Forma t | |
8871 | ORUPC HUK(' Out put | |
8872 | =ORD ER TEXT (M ultiple) | |
8873 | ORUPC HUK(' Out put | |
8874 | =OBJ ECT OF ORD ER | |
8875 | Th is entry p oint retur ns data fr om the Ord er file (1 00) for | |
8876 | a particular order. | |
8877 | COMPONE NT: NOTIF (ORIFN,ORN OTE) | |
8878 | VARIABL ES: ORIFN Inp ut | |
8879 | Poin ter to the order | |
8880 | ORNOT E Inp ut | |
8881 | Poin ter to the notificat ion | |
8882 | * ********** ********* | |
8883 | NAME: DBIA13 ENTRY: 13 | |
8884 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: R EGISTRATIO N Al bany | |
8885 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Salt Lake City | |
8886 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
8887 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
8888 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8889 | FILE: 2 ROOT: DPT( | |
8890 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
8891 | PATIENT NODE .35 - DEATH IN FO USED TO STUFF ^LR ( GLOBAL. | |
8892 | ^DPT( dfn,.35) | |
8893 | .35 1 DATE OF DEATH .35 ;1 Dire ct Global Write | |
8894 | .35 2 DEAT H ENTERED BY .35 ;2 Dire ct Global Write | |
8895 | ROUTI NE: | |
8896 | * ********** ********* | |
8897 | NAME: DBIA29 ENTRY: 29 | |
8898 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: V A FILEMAN Sa n Francisc o | |
8899 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Salt Lake City | |
8900 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
8901 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
8902 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8903 | FILE: ROOT: DD( | |
8904 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
8905 | Routine s LRWU5 & LRWU7 Do d irect sets to the Da ta Diction ary. The | |
8906 | routine s allow th e user to add a new Data Name or Antibio tic withou t | |
8907 | giving programmer access. | |
8908 | ROUTI NE: | |
8909 | * ********** ********* | |
8910 | NAME: DBIA327 ENTRY: 327 | |
8911 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: V A FILEMAN Sa n Francisc o | |
8912 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8913 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
8914 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
8915 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8916 | FILE: .401 ROOT: DIBT( | |
8917 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
8918 | Laborat ory V5.2 ( only V5.2) is grante d the foll owing exem ption: | |
8919 | The lab oratory is supplying a pre rel ease 5.2 p atch. The patch will allow | |
8920 | the sit e to mimic the conve rsion proc ess requir ed for V5. 2 install. As a | |
8921 | part of the proce ss a FileM an sort te mplate is created of all provi ders | |
8922 | the sof tware was unable to repoint to VA(200. | |
8923 | The cre ation of t he sort te mplate is done with a DIC call and a DR string. | |
8924 | We are not aware of a metho d to load the actual data. The refore, th is | |
8925 | functio n is hard coded. | |
8926 | The exe mption is only requi red for th e one time conversio n process. Listed | |
8927 | below i s the actu al code in volved. Pl ease advis e of any s uggestion you | |
8928 | feel wi ll be of b enefit. | |
8929 | EXCEPT( LRFILE,LRD 0) ;- LOGS EXCEP TIONS FROM THE CONVE RSIONS OF DATA | |
8930 | FROM 6 A ND 16 | |
8931 | ; excepti ons are pu t into a S ORT templa te so the the site c an | |
8932 | ; then us e fileman enter edit to correc t problems found. | |
8933 | ; | |
8934 | N DIC,LRS ORT,X,Y | |
8935 | I '$D(^DI BT("B",LRF ILE_"-EXCE PTIONS")) D ADD | |
8936 | I '$D(LRS ORT) S LRS ORT=$O(^DI BT("B",LRF ILE_"-EXCE PTIONS",0) ) | |
8937 | S ^DIBT(L RSORT,1,LR D0)="" | |
8938 | Q | |
8939 | ; | |
8940 | ADD ; add a n ew sort te mplate to be used fo r exceptio n logging and | |
8941 | editing | |
8942 | N X,Y | |
8943 | S DIC="^D IBT(",DIC( 0)="L",DIC ("DR")="2/ //^S X=""T "";4///^S X=$P(LR | |
8944 | FILE," "-"",2);5/ //^S X=0;" | |
8945 | S X=LRFIL E_"-EXCEPT IONS" D FI LE^DICN S LRSORT=+Y | |
8946 | Q | |
8947 | ROUTI NE: | |
8948 | * ********** ********* | |
8949 | NAME: DBIA98-B ENTRY: 561 | |
8950 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: T ASK-MANAGE R QUEUE Sa n Francisc o | |
8951 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Salt Lake City | |
8952 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
8953 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
8954 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8955 | FILE: ROOT: %ZTSK( | |
8956 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
8957 | Version 5.1 of th e laborato ry package has a tem porary agr eement for the | |
8958 | followi ng: | |
8959 | 2) To reference the global %ZTSK dir ectly to d isplay the error tra p data. | |
8960 | (Rick h as been no tified of our usage of the %ZT SK global) | |
8961 | When Ke rnel relea se their e rror trapp ing system , Lab will convert t o the | |
8962 | Kernel supported methodolog y. | |
8963 | ROUTI NE: | |
8964 | * ********** ********* | |
8965 | NAME: DBIA912 ENTRY: 912 | |
8966 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: V A FILEMAN Sa n Francisc o | |
8967 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8968 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
8969 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
8970 | DURATION: Next Vers ion VERSION: Fileman 20 | |
8971 | FILE: ROOT: DIC( | |
8972 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
8973 | ^DIC("A C" - Scree n lookup o n files fo r the Lab applicatio n group. | |
8974 | ^DIC("A C","LR" | |
8975 | ROUTI NE: | |
8976 | * ********** ********* | |
8977 | NAME: DBIA913 ENTRY: 913 | |
8978 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: R EGISTRATIO N Al bany | |
8979 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8980 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
8981 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
8982 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8983 | FILE: 21 ROOT: DIC(21 | |
8984 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
8985 | In Lab V 5.2 pati ent Persia n Gulf inf ormation i s being ob tained fro m | |
8986 | inquiri es to glob al locatio ns. Routi nes LRAPPO W and LRAP DPT refere nce the | |
8987 | globals ^DIC(21, . | |
8988 | ^DIC( 21, | |
8989 | .01 NAME 0;1 Dire ct Global Read | |
8990 | ROUTI NE: | |
8991 | * ********** ********* | |
8992 | NAME: DBIA917 ENTRY: 917 | |
8993 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: V A FILEMAN Sa n Francisc o | |
8994 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
8995 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
8996 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
8997 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
8998 | FILE: ROOT: DISV( | |
8999 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
9000 | Laborat ory V 5.2 uses ^DISV (DUZ,"LRAC C") and ^D ISV(DUZ,"L RAN") to s tore | |
9001 | items. | |
9002 | An exam ple is in routine LR ACC at lin e LRACC+4: | |
9003 | S:$L(X) >2 ^DISV(D UZ,"LRACC" )=X S:X=" " X=$S($D( ^DISV(DUZ, "LRACC")): | |
9004 | ^("LRAC C"),1:"?") | |
9005 | Lab nee ds an agre ement for read/write access to ^DISV(DUZ ,"LRACC") and | |
9006 | ^DISV(D UZ,"LRAN") | |
9007 | ROUTI NE: | |
9008 | * ********** ********* | |
9009 | NAME: DBIA918 ENTRY: 918 | |
9010 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: R EGISTRATIO N Al bany | |
9011 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
9012 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
9013 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
9014 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
9015 | FILE: 2 ROOT: DPT( | |
9016 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
9017 | Read on ly access for the ^D PT( global to obtain Period of Service a nd POW | |
9018 | informa tion. | |
9019 | Read ^D PT(dfn,.52 ) to obtai n POW info rmation. | |
9020 | Read ^D PT(dfn,.32 ) to obtai n Period o f Service informatio n. | |
9021 | ^DPT( dfn,.52) | |
9022 | .52 5 POW STATUS IND ICATED .52 ;5 Dire ct Global Read | |
9023 | .52 6 POW CONFINEMEN T LOCA .52 ;6 Dire ct Global Read | |
9024 | ^DPT( dfn,.32) | |
9025 | .32 3 PERI OD OF SERV ICE .32 ;3 Dire ct Global Read | |
9026 | ROUTI NE: | |
9027 | * ********** ********* | |
9028 | NAME: DBIA921 ENTRY: 921 | |
9029 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: P HARMACY Bi rmingham | |
9030 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
9031 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
9032 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
9033 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
9034 | FILE: 52.6 ROOT: PS(52.6, | |
9035 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
9036 | Read on ly access for the ^P S(52.6,X,0 ) node. | |
9037 | In rout ines LRBLP E1 and LRB LPH: | |
9038 | ... I $D(^PS(5 2.6,X,0).. .W !,"IV D RUG: ",$P( ^(0),"^") | |
9039 | ^PS(5 2.6,x,0) | |
9040 | .01 PRIN T NAME 0;1 Dire ct Global Read | |
9041 | ROUTI NE: | |
9042 | * ********** ********* | |
9043 | NAME: DBIA923 ENTRY: 923 | |
9044 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: S CHEDULING Al bany | |
9045 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
9046 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
9047 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
9048 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
9049 | FILE: 40.7 ROOT: DIC(40.7 | |
9050 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
9051 | The fol lowing fie lds are ac cessed in a read-onl y manner: | |
9052 | ^ DIC( 40.7 STOP CODE file | |
9053 | 1 AMIS REPOR TING STOP CODE | |
9054 | In rout ines LRCAP PH line LR CAPPH+8 | |
9055 | SDC S SDC=$S( $P(^("NITE "),U,3):$G (^DIC(40.7 ,+$P(^LAB( 69.9,1,"NI TE"), | |
9056 | U ,3),0)),1: "") S LRSD C=$S($P(SD C,U,2):+$P (SDC,U,2), 1:108) | |
9057 | LRSTOPC line LRST OPC+3 | |
9058 | S | |
9059 | LRSDC=$ S(+$P($G(^ DIC(40.7,+ $P($G(^LAB (69.9,1,"N ITE")),U,3 ),0)),U,2) : | |
9060 | $P(^(0) ,U,2),1:10 8),CNT=0,L REND=0 | |
9061 | Routine LRSTOPC m anually re cords clin ic stop co des for La b. Routin e | |
9062 | LRCAPPH automatic ally recor ds clinic stop codes for Lab. | |
9063 | ROUTI NE: | |
9064 | * ********** ********* | |
9065 | NAME: DBIA924 ENTRY: 924 | |
9066 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: R EGISTRATIO N Al bany | |
9067 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
9068 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
9069 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
9070 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
9071 | FILE: 11 ROOT: DIC(11, | |
9072 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
9073 | Read on ly access for the ^D IC(11, glo bal. | |
9074 | In rout ine LRMIHD R line LRM IHDR+22: | |
9075 | I LRMAR ST S LRMAR ST=$S($D(^ DIC(11,LRM ARST,0)):$ P(^(0),U), 1:"") | |
9076 | ^DIC( 11,D0,0) | |
9077 | .01 NAME 0;1 Dire ct Global Read | |
9078 | ROUTI NE: | |
9079 | * ********** ********* | |
9080 | NAME: DBIA925 ENTRY: 925 | |
9081 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: R EGISTRATIO N Al bany | |
9082 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
9083 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
9084 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
9085 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
9086 | FILE: 10 ROOT: DIC(10, | |
9087 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
9088 | Read on ly access to the ^DI C(10, glob al. | |
9089 | In rout ine LRMIHD R line LRM IHDR+21: | |
9090 | I LRRAC E S LRRACE =$S($D(^DI C(10,LRRAC E,0)):$P(^ (0),U),1:" ") | |
9091 | ^DIC( 10,D0,0) | |
9092 | .01 NAME 0;1 Dire ct Global Read | |
9093 | ROUTI NE: | |
9094 | * ********** ********* | |
9095 | NAME: DBIA931 ENTRY: 931 | |
9096 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: R EGISTRATIO N Al bany | |
9097 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
9098 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
9099 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
9100 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
9101 | FILE: 81 ROOT: ICPT( | |
9102 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
9103 | Direct read acces s to the ^ ICPT( glob al, CPT fi le #81. | |
9104 | In rout ine LRBLPC SS, Blood Bank Pre-o p Componen t selectio n, | |
9105 | read n ode ^ICPT( x,"D",z,0) to print descriptio n field. | |
9106 | In rout ine LRBLPO ST, Blood Bank Post- init, read node ^ICP T(x,"LR"). This | |
9107 | will mo ve all 66 fields to our own fi eld in ^LA B(66.5, . This is o ne time | |
9108 | for V. 5.2 instal lation onl y. | |
9109 | ^ICPT (x,'D',z,0 ) | |
9110 | .01 DESC RIPTION 0;1 Dire ct Global Read | |
9111 | ^ICPT (x,'LR',y, 0) | |
9112 | 66 BLOO D COMPONEN T REQU 0;1 Dire ct Global Read | |
9113 | ROUTI NE: | |
9114 | * ********** ********* | |
9115 | NAME: DBIA935 ENTRY: 935 | |
9116 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: R EGISTRATIO N Al bany | |
9117 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
9118 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
9119 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
9120 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
9121 | FILE: 22 ROOT: DIC(22, | |
9122 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
9123 | In Lab V 5.2 pati ent POW in formation is being o btained fr om inquiri es to | |
9124 | global locations. Routines LRAPPOW a nd LRAPDPT reference the globa l | |
9125 | ^DIC(22 , . | |
9126 | ^DIC( 22 | |
9127 | .01 NAME 0;1 Dire ct Global Read | |
9128 | ROUTI NE: | |
9129 | * ********** ********* | |
9130 | NAME: DBIA908 ENTRY: 908 | |
9131 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: S CHEDULING Al bany | |
9132 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
9133 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: | |
9134 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
9135 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
9136 | FILE: 44 ROOT: SC( | |
9137 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
9138 | Read on ly access for the ^S C global. | |
9139 | Re ad ^SC(n,0 ) to obtai n Hospital Location name and a bbreviatio n. | |
9140 | TREATI NG SPECIAL TY used as pointer t o 45.7 FAC ILITY TREA TING | |
9141 | SPEC IALTY, ^DI C(45.7,TRE ATING SPEC IALTY,0), which is | |
9142 | used as pointe r to file 42.4, SPEC IALTY, | |
9143 | ^DIC (42.4,FACI LITY TREAT ING SPECIA LTY,0) | |
9144 | Re ad ^SC("B" , and ^SC( "C", cross reference s to get p atient loc ation | |
9145 | interna l entry #: $O(^SC("B ",X,0)) an d $O(^SC(" C",X,0)). | |
9146 | Re ad access to the ^SC (D0,"I") n ode to obt ain inacti vate date | |
9147 | (field # 2 505) and r e-activate date (fie ld # 2506) . | |
9148 | Re ad only ac cess to ^S C(D0,"S",D 1,1,D2,0) to access patients b y | |
9149 | clinic loc ation and clinic dat e to print lab repor t. | |
9150 | Re ad only ac cess to ^S C(D0,"S",D ATE) used to check i f a clinic | |
9151 | meets on a specified date. | |
9152 | ^SC(D 0,0) | |
9153 | .01 NAME 0;1 Dire ct Global Read | |
9154 | 1 ABBR EVIATION 0;2 Dire ct Global Read | |
9155 | 3 INST ITUTION 0;4 Dire ct Global Read | |
9156 | 9.5 TREA TING SPECI ALTY 0;2 0 Dire ct Global Read | |
9157 | 2 TYPE 0;3 Dire ct Global Read | |
9158 | ^SC(D 0,'I') | |
9159 | 250 5 INAC TIVATE DAT E I;1 Dire ct Global Read | |
9160 | 250 6 REAC TIVATE DAT E I;2 Dire ct Global Read | |
9161 | ^SC(' B', | |
9162 | .01 NAME Dire ct Global Read | |
9163 | B Cr oss Refere nce | |
9164 | ^SC(' C', | |
9165 | 1 ABBR EVIATION Dire ct Global Read | |
9166 | C Cr oss Refere nce | |
9167 | ^SC(D 0,'S',D1,1 ,D2,0) | |
9168 | ROUTI NE: | |
9169 | * ********** ********* | |
9170 | NAME: DBIA920 ENTRY: 920 | |
9171 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: P HARMACY Bi rmingham | |
9172 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
9173 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: | |
9174 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
9175 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
9176 | FILE: 52 ROOT: PSRX( | |
9177 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
9178 | Read on ly access for the ^P SRX(x,0) n ode. | |
9179 | In rout ines LRBLP E1 and LRB LPH: | |
9180 | ...I $D (^PSRX(Y,0 )) S ^TMP( $J,+$P(^(0 ),"^",6))= O | |
9181 | ^PSRX (x,0) | |
9182 | 6 DRUG 0;6 Dire ct Global Read | |
9183 | ROUTI NE: | |
9184 | * ********** ********* | |
9185 | NAME: DBIA922 ENTRY: 922 | |
9186 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: P HARMACY Bi rmingham | |
9187 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
9188 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: | |
9189 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
9190 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
9191 | FILE: 55 ROOT: PS(55 | |
9192 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
9193 | Read on ly access to the fol lowing nod es in the Pharmacy P atient fil e #55. | |
9194 | All the se referen ces are fo und in rou tines LRBL PE1 and LR BLPH. | |
9195 | ^PS(55, DFN,"IV",X ,"AD",Y,0) | |
9196 | K ^TMP( $J) F X=0: 0 S X=$O(^ PS(55,DFN, "IV",X)) Q :'X!(R[U) F Y=0:0 | |
9197 | S Y=$O(^PS(5 5,DFN,"IV" ,X,"AD",Y) ) Q:'Y!(R[ U) S ^TMP ($J,+^(Y,0 ))="" | |
9198 | ^PS(55, DFN,5,X,1, Y,0) | |
9199 | K ^TMP( $J) F X=0: 0 S X=$O(^ PS(55,DFN, 5,X)) Q:'X !(R[U) F Y=0:0 | |
9200 | S Y=$O(^PS(5 5,DFN,X,1, Y)) Q:'Y!( R[U) S ^T MP($J,+^(Y ,0)="" | |
9201 | ^PS(5 5,dfn,'IV' ,x,'AD',y, 0) | |
9202 | .01 ADDI TIVE 0;1 Dire ct Global Read | |
9203 | ^PS(5 5,dfn,5,x, 1,y,0) | |
9204 | .01 DRUG 0;1 Dire ct Global Read | |
9205 | ROUTI NE: | |
9206 | * ********** ********* | |
9207 | NAME: DBIA927 ENTRY: 927 | |
9208 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: S URGERY Bi rmingham | |
9209 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
9210 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: | |
9211 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
9212 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
9213 | FILE: 130 ROOT: SRF( | |
9214 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
9215 | Read on ly access for the ^S RF global. | |
9216 | Ro utine LRBL PCSS, bloo d bank rou tine, pre- op compone nt selecti on, | |
9217 | checks for pendin g operatio ns by loop ing throug h the "ADT " Date of | |
9218 | Operati on cross r eference t hen lists operations scheduled . The dat e, | |
9219 | operati on procedu re, and pr incipal pr ocedure co de is list ed. | |
9220 | ^SRF( 'ADT',dfn, x,a) | |
9221 | .09 DATE OF OPERAT ION 0;9 Dire ct Global Read | |
9222 | Loop through t his | |
9223 | cros s-referenc e to list | |
9224 | oper ations sch eduled. | |
9225 | ^SRF( DO,'OP') | |
9226 | Di rect Read Access to print oper ation proc edure and code. | |
9227 | ROUTI NE: | |
9228 | * ********** ********* | |
9229 | NAME: DBIA995 ENTRY: 995 | |
9230 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: O UTPATIENT PHARMAC Bi rmingham | |
9231 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
9232 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: | |
9233 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
9234 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
9235 | FILE: 55 ROOT: PS(55, | |
9236 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
9237 | Read on ly access to the fol lowing nod es in the Pharmacy P atient fil e #55. | |
9238 | This re ference is found in routines L RBLPE1 and LRBLPH. | |
9239 | ^PS(55, DFN,"P",X, 0) | |
9240 | F X=0:0 S X=$O(^P S(55,DFN," P",X)) Q:' X I $D(^( X,0)) S Y= +^(0) | |
9241 | I $D(^PSRX(Y ,0))... | |
9242 | ^PS(5 5,DFN,'P', X,0) | |
9243 | .01 PRES CRIPTION P ROFILE 0;1 Dire ct Global Read | |
9244 | ROUTI NE: | |
9245 | * ********** ********* | |
9246 | NAME: DBIA999 ENTRY: 999 | |
9247 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: V A FILEMAN Sa n Francisc o | |
9248 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
9249 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: | |
9250 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
9251 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
9252 | FILE: ROOT: DD( | |
9253 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: File | |
9254 | Read on ly access for the ^D D( Global. | |
9255 | ROUTI NE: | |
9256 | * ********** ********* | |
9257 | NAME: DBIA98-A ENTRY: 98 | |
9258 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: T ASK-MANAGE R QUEUE Sa n Francisc o | |
9259 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Salt Lake City | |
9260 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
9261 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
9262 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
9263 | FILE: ROOT: | |
9264 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Other | |
9265 | Version 5.1 of th e laborato ry package has a tem porary agr eement for the | |
9266 | followi ng: | |
9267 | 1) To save syste m $Z varia bles in lo cal variab les for st orage in our | |
9268 | error t rap. | |
9269 | When Ke rnel relea se their e rror trapp ing system , Lab will convert t o the | |
9270 | Kernel supported methodolog y. | |
9271 | ROUTI NE: | |
9272 | * ********** ********* | |
9273 | NAME: DBIA893 ENTRY: 893 | |
9274 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: S URGERY Bi rmingham | |
9275 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
9276 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
9277 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
9278 | DURATION: Next Vers ion VERSION: | |
9279 | FILE: ROOT: | |
9280 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Other | |
9281 | The LRS POLR* rout ines were written by Alan Mono sky (surge ry develop er) to | |
9282 | provide an interf ace with t he Surgery software. These rou tines have been | |
9283 | changed to SROSPL G* and wil l reside i n the Surg ery namesp ace. An | |
9284 | integra tion agree ment is re quested so as to exp ort these routines w ith | |
9285 | Version 5.2 of th e Lab Pack age. Chang es were ma de to Lab Routine LR APLG | |
9286 | which r eferences LRSPOLR. | |
9287 | ROUTI NE: SR0SPL G* | |
9288 | * ********** ********* | |
9289 | NAME: DBIA910 ENTRY: 910 | |
9290 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: M AILMAN Wa shington | |
9291 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
9292 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: | |
9293 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
9294 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
9295 | FILE: ROOT: | |
9296 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Other | |
9297 | Lab is requesting a new dom ain for th e purpose of uploadi ng a month ly | |
9298 | laborat ory worklo ad reports to Austin . The inc rease in t raffic sho uld be | |
9299 | less th an 30K per instituti on once pe r month. Typically a message is | |
9300 | about 2 00 lines. | |
9301 | NAME: Q-LM I. DNS FLAGS: S | |
9302 | RELAY DOMA IN: FOC-AU STIN. DNS DHCP ROUTI NG INDICAT OR:LAB | |
9303 | PHYSI CAL LINK D EVICE: MI NIOUT TRAN SMISSION S CRIPT: SCR IPT TEXT: | |
9304 | ROUTI NE: | |
9305 | * ********** ********* | |
9306 | NAME: DBIA911 ENTRY: 911 | |
9307 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: K ERNEL Sa n Francisc o | |
9308 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Dallas | |
9309 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: | |
9310 | STATUS: Pending EXPIRES: | |
9311 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
9312 | FILE: ROOT: | |
9313 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Other | |
9314 | Lab req uests a sh aring agre ement to e xport the Diagram Me nus (XUUSE RACC) | |
9315 | option within the LAB LIAIS ON (LRLIAI SON) menu. | |
9316 | ROUTI NE: | |
9317 | * ********** ********* | |
9318 | NAME: DBIA83 ENTRY: 83 | |
9319 | CUSTODIAL PACKAGE: S CHEDULING Al bany | |
9320 | SUBSCRIBIN G PACKAGE: LAB SERVI CE Salt Lake City | |
9321 | USAGE: Private APPROVED: APPROVED | |
9322 | STATUS: Active EXPIRES: | |
9323 | DURATION: Till Othe rwise Agr VERSION: | |
9324 | FILE: ROOT: | |
9325 | DE SCRIPTION: TYPE: Routine | |
9326 | Lab use s suported call EN3^ SDACS for adding sto p codes. | |
9327 | ROUTI NE: SDACS | |
9328 | COMPONE NT: EN3 | |
9329 | VARIABL ES: | |
9330 | * ********** ********* | |
9331 | INTERNAL R ELATIONS | |
9332 | TC "Inte rnal Relat ions" \l 1 | |
9333 | Internal R elations X E "Intern al Relatio ns" | |
9334 | The Menu E ntry Actio n, D ^LRPA RAM, must be on any menu entry to Labora tory optio ns (it onl y needs to be at the highest m enu). Like wise, the Menu Exit Action D ^ LRKILL mus t be on th e same hig hest menus . | |
9335 | Stand Alon e Menus XE "Stand A lone Menus " | |
9336 | ||
9337 | TC "Stan d Alone Me nus" \l 2 | |
9338 | The follow ing menus have menu actions ne cessary fo r their pr oper funct ioning. It ems on the se menus m ust not be moved wit hout incor porating t he appropr iate actio ns. | |
9339 | LA INTERFA CE | |
9340 | Lab interf ace menu | |
9341 | Menu Entry Action: D ^LAJOB1 | |
9342 | LRMENU | |
9343 | Laboratory | |
9344 | Menu Entry Action: D ^LRPARAM | |
9345 | ||
9346 | ||
9347 | ||
9348 | Menu Exit Action: D ^LRKILL | |
9349 | LRMI | |
9350 | Microbiolo gy menu | |
9351 | Menu Exit Action: K A,Z | |
9352 | LRUAC | |
9353 | Print acce ssion list (s) | |
9354 | None | |
9355 | LRBL | |
9356 | Blood Bank Menu | |
9357 | Menu Entry Action: S IOP | |
9358 | ||
9359 | ||
9360 | ||
9361 | =“HOME” D ^%ZIS W | |
9362 | ||
9363 | ||
9364 | ||
9365 | @IOF,?35,“ BLOOD BANK ” | |
9366 | LR INTEGRI TY | |
9367 | Lab Routin e Integrit y | |
9368 | None | |
9369 | ||
9370 | ||
9371 | Menu | |
9372 | The global reference , ^LAC($J, is used f or tempora ry storage of data w hile repri nting a pe rmanent pa ge from th e cumulati ve. | |
9373 | The global reference s ^LA(and ^LAH(is us ed for Aut o Instrume nt and wor kload func tions (non FileMan c ompatible) . | |
9374 | All of the routines, files, an d options within the Laborator y V. 5.2 s oftware pa ckage are within SAC C programm ing requir ements. | |
9375 | PACKAGE-WI DE VARIABL ES | |
9376 | TC "Pack age-wide V ariables" \l 1 | |
9377 | Package-Wi de Variabl es XE "Pa ckage-Wide Variables " | |
9378 | Laboratory V. 5.2 pa ckage wide variables are creat ed by the routine LR PARAM. A c all to thi s routine should be placed on the highes t Laborato ry User Me nu in the entry fiel d. Laborat ory local variables are delete d by the r outine LRK ILL. A cal l to this routine sh ould be pl aced as an exit acti on on the highest La boratory U ser Menu. | |
9379 | LRBLOOD | |
9380 | Default sp ecimen typ e for bloo d | |
9381 | LRLABKY | |
9382 | Variable t o indicate if the us er has cer tain secur ity keys | |
9383 | ||
9384 | Variable i s defined if the use r holds LR LAB key | |
9385 | ||
9386 | 1st piece by ^ is 1 if user ho lds LRVERI FY | |
9387 | ||
9388 | 2nd piece by ^ is 1 if user ho lds LRSUPE RVISOR | |
9389 | ||
9390 | 3rd piece by ^ is 1 if user ho lds LRLAIS ON | |
9391 | LRORN | |
9392 | Set to 1 i f OE/RR is activated | |
9393 | LRPARM | |
9394 | Set to 1 c oncatenate d with 2-2 55 pieces of the ^LR O(69.9,1,0 ) | |
9395 | globals co ntains inf ormation f rom the LA BORATORY S ITE file | |
9396 | LRPARM(VR) | |
9397 | The versio n number o f Laborato ry Package installed | |
9398 | LRPLASMA | |
9399 | Default pl asma speci men type | |
9400 | LRSERUM | |
9401 | Default se rum specim en type | |
9402 | LRUNKNOW | |
9403 | Default un known spec imen type | |
9404 | LRURINE | |
9405 | Default ur ine specim en type | |
9406 | LRVIDO | |
9407 | Escape seq uence requ ired to tu rn no reve rse video and video blink | |
9408 | LRVIDOF | |
9409 | Escape seq uence requ ired to tu rn of LRVI DO action | |
9410 | SACC EXEMP TIONS LIST | |
9411 | 4 ST ANDARD SEC TION: 4B Package-wi de variabl es | |
9412 | D ATE GRANTE D: | |
9413 | L RBLOOD, LR DT0, LRORN , LRPARAM, LRPLASMA, LRUNKNOW, LRSERUM, and LRURIN E are pack age-wide v ariables f or use wit hin LAB. | |
9414 | STANDARDS AND CONVEN TIONS COMM ITTEE (SAC C) EXEMPTI ONS | |
9415 | TC "Comm ittee (SAC C) Exempti ons" \l 1 | |
9416 | Standards and Conven tions Comm ittee (SAC C) Exempti ons XE "S tandards a nd Convent ions Commi ttee (SACC ) Exemptio ns" | |
9417 | SACC EXEMP TIONS LIST JUL 28,1994 15:33 P AGE 1 | |
9418 | ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- | |
9419 | LAB SERVIC E | |
9420 | 1 ST ANDARD SEC TION: 6D FM compati bility | |
9421 | D ATE GRANTE D: | |
9422 | T he LA glob al is exem pted from VA FileMan compatibi lity. It holds | |
9423 | r aw data fr om automat ed instrum ents. | |
9424 | 2 ST ANDARD SEC TION: 6D FM compati bility | |
9425 | D ATE GRANTE D: | |
9426 | T he LAH glo bal is exe mpted from VA FileMa n compatib ility. It holds | |
9427 | t he raw dat a while it is being processed. | |
9428 | 3 ST ANDARD SEC TION: 2A OPEN, CLOS E device | |
9429 | D ATE GRANTE D: | |
9430 | L aboratory, when deal ing with a utomated i nstruments , may issu e | |
9431 | d irect OPEN s and CLOS Es of devi ces. | |
9432 | 4 ST ANDARD SEC TION: 4B Package-wi de variabl es | |
9433 | D ATE GRANTE D: | |
9434 | L RBLOOD, LR DT0, LRORN , LRPARAM, LRPLASMA, LRUNKNOW, LRSERUM, and | |
9435 | L RURINE are package-w ide variab les for us e within L AB. | |
9436 | 5 ST ANDARD SEC TION: 5C Vendor spe cific rout ines | |
9437 | D ATE GRANTE D: | |
9438 | T he Laborat ory packag e has a te mporary ex emption to use a ven dor | |
9439 | s pecific ro utine, %ET , to captu re errors during bac kground da ta | |
9440 | p rocessing. It is on ly used du ring inter faced inst rument dat a | |
9441 | p rocessing. When Ker nel provid es the nee ded functi onality | |
9442 | L aboratory will disco ntinue use of %ET. | |
9443 | 6 ST ANDARD SEC TION: 2D 2 * & # READ s | |
9444 | D ATE GRANTE D: JUL 1 7,1989 | |
9445 | T he Laborat ory packag e may use * and #-re ads in the software for the | |
9446 | a uto-instru ment inter face and k eyboard em ulators. | |
9447 | 7 ST ANDARD SEC TION: 6F KILL DD gl obal | |
9448 | D ATE GRANTE D: MAR 2 0,1990 | |
9449 | A one time exemption has been g ranted for direct Se ts and Kil ls of | |
9450 | s pecific DD 's in the version 5 post init routine. | |
9451 | 8 ST ANDARD SEC TION: 1 ANSI | |
9452 | D ATE GRANTE D: MAR 4,1991 | |
9453 | L aboratory may use th e argument less FOR i n version 5.1. | |
9454 | 9 ST ANDARD SEC TION: 2A B,J,V,Z,$V ,$Z | |
9455 | D ATE GRANTE D: MAR 1 8,1991 | |
9456 | L ab may sav e system $ Z variable s in local variables for stora ge in | |
9457 | t heir error trap for automated instrument s. | |
9458 | 10 ST ANDARD SEC TION: 5F %ZTLOAD | |
9459 | D ATE GRANTE D: MAR 1 8,1991 | |
9460 | L ab may ref erence the global %Z TSK direct ly to disp lay the er ror | |
9461 | t rap data s tored ther e. | |
9462 | 11 ST ANDARD SEC TION: 6F KILL DD gl obal | |
9463 | D ATE GRANTE D: MAR 1 8,1991 | |
9464 | L ab may kil l bad "NM" and bad 9 .2 DD node s directly in their 5.1 | |
9465 | p ost init. | |
9466 | ON-LINE DO CUMENTATIO N | |
9467 | TC "On-l ine Docume ntation" \ l 1 | |
9468 | On-Line Do cumentatio n | |
9469 | This secti on describ es how to generate o n-line doc umentation . It also provides f ile number s and/or f ile number ranges, n amespaces, and speci al templat es. The us er is info rmed where to find K ernel docu mentation, how to pr int the da ta diction aries, and diagram m enus. | |
9470 | File Numbe r Ranges X E "File N umber Rang es" | |
9471 | ||
9472 | TC "File Number Ra nges" \l 2 | |
9473 | The Labora tory files number ra nges inclu des Files #60 throug h #69.91 a nd #95. | |
9474 | Namespacin g XE "Nam espacing" | |
9475 | ||
9476 | TC "Name spacing" \ l 2 | |
9477 | Laboratory uses the name space s of LR an d LA for a ll exporte d routines , menus, o ptions, an d template s. | |
9478 | Special Te mplates XE "Special Templates " | |
9479 | ||
9480 | TC "Spec ial Templa tes" \l 2 | |
9481 | Two compil ed print t emplates i ncluded in the Labor atory V. 5 .2 package are locat ed in BLOO D DONOR fi le (#65.5) . | |
9482 | Templates | |
9483 | Routines I nvoked | |
9484 | LRBL DONOR TESTING R EPORT | |
9485 | ^LRBLDPT | |
9486 | LRBL DONOR TESTING S UPPLEMENT | |
9487 | ^LRBLDPK | |
9488 | On-Line He lp Using K ernel XE "On-Line H elp Using Kernel" | |
9489 | ||
9490 | TC "On-L ine Help U sing Kerne l" \l 2 | |
9491 | On-line do cumentatio n about th e Laborato ry may be obtained i n a number of ways. The print OPTION fil e (#19) an d Menu Man agement Me nu will di splay a li st of name spaced opt ions assoc iated with the Labor atory pack age. Other namespace d entries may also b e retrieve d from the Print, In put, and S ort Templa tes files, and the S ecurity Ke y, Functio n, Bulleti n, and Hel p Frame fi les. The s tructure o f the file may be di splayed wi th the VA FileMan Li st File At tributes o ptions in several fo rmats. Rou tines may be printed with opti ons on the Programme r’s Option Menu whic h call the %ZPT1 rou tine to pr int the fi rst and op tionally s econd line , or %ZTPP to print the entire routine t o an outpu t device. Globals ma y be displ ayed with the List G lobals opt ion. | |
9492 | The use of question marks at t he file an d field le vel is des cribed in the VA Fil eMan Techn ical Manua l. The use of questi on marks w ithin the menu syste m will inv oke help a bout optio ns and men us. See On -line Help From Your Terminal Screen sec tion for f urther inf ormation. | |
9493 | On-line He lp From Yo ur Termina l Screen X E "On-lin e Help Fro m Your Ter minal Scre en" | |
9494 | ||
9495 | TC "On-l ine Help F rom Your T erminal Sc reen" \l 2 | |
9496 | All DHCP a pplication s provide some degre e of on-li ne help fo r users. T his means that assis tance is a vailable t o you from the compu ter, on yo ur termina l screen. In the men u system, the help f unction wi ll assist you with y our menus, describin g your opt ions so th at you mak e the prop er choice. | |
9497 | ? XE "?" Displays menu | |
9498 | If you ent er a singl e question mark, you will be g iven a lis t of the m enu option s availabl e to you. Only the o ptions whi ch pertain to the sp ecific app lication y ou are wor king in wi ll be list ed. | |
9499 | ?? XE "?? " More Op tions | |
9500 | Two questi on marks w ill give y ou your me nu options plus a li st of auto matic menu options. These are options yo u do not n ormally se e on your menus, but which are available to you in any progr am you are working i n. This me nu is refe rred to as your seco ndary menu . Locked o ptions are displayed if the us er holds t he key. | |
9501 | ??? XE "? ??" Descr ibes Optio ns | |
9502 | Three ques tion marks provide y ou with a brief desc ription of the optio ns you can choose fr om. Use th is feature when you are uncert ain which menu optio n to selec t in order to accomp lish your work. | |
9503 | ? (option name) XE "? (option name)" | |
9504 | If you typ e one ques tion mark and the op tion name (or the fi rst letter or number ), you wil l enter th e on-line help frame system (i f your sit e has inst alled the help frame s, check w ith your s ite manage r). Inform ation is a vailable a bout the s eries of p rompts and technical data for that optio n or menu, etc. | |
9505 | How To Pri nt Data Di ctionaries XE "How To Print D ata Dictio naries" | |
9506 | ||
9507 | TC "How To Print D ata Dictio naries" \l 2 | |
9508 | The struct ure of the file may be display ed with th e VA FileM an List Fi le Attribu tes option s in sever al formats . | |
9509 | Example: H ow to prin t a Data D ictionary using VA F ileMan. | |
9510 | ||
9511 | Select VA FileMan Op tion: 8 List File Attributes | |
9512 | ||
9513 | ||
9514 | OUTPUT FRO M WHAT FIL E: // 60 LABORATORY TEST | |
9515 | ||
9516 | ||
9517 | Select SUB -FILE: <RE T> | |
9518 | ||
9519 | Select LIS TING FORMA T: STANDA RD// <RET > | |
9520 | ||
9521 | DEVICE: (E nter Print er Name) RIGHT MAR GIN: 132/ / <RET> | |
9522 | ||
9523 | GLOBAL JOU RNALING | |
9524 | TC "Glob al Journal ing" \l 1 | |
9525 | Global Jou rnaling XE "Global Journaling " | |
9526 | NAME GLOBAL JOURNA LLING DESCRIPTI ON | |
9527 | ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -------- | |
9528 | LAB SERVIC E | |
9529 | LAB option al--not re quired This g lobal cont ains the | |
9530 | basic lab oratory fi les | |
9531 | used in s etting up the | |
9532 | package. | |
9533 | LR mandat ory! This global con tains | |
9534 | the patie nts result s which | |
9535 | have been verified by the | |
9536 | laborator y package. It | |
9537 | also cont ains statu s of | |
9538 | test. e.g .., "Pendi ng" | |
9539 | Other dat a such as | |
9540 | cummulati ve or arch ive | |
9541 | data is a lso stored in | |
9542 | this glob al. | |
9543 | **** Prot ection of this | |
9544 | global is very impo rtant. | |
9545 | Order a nd accessi ons | |
9546 | point to entries in this | |
9547 | file. | |
9548 | LAR This file conta ins the | |
9549 | archive p atient dat a. It | |
9550 | indicates where the data | |
9551 | has been stored and | |
9552 | certain o ther infor mation. | |
9553 | LRD mandat ory! This f ile contai ns | |
9554 | informati on relativ e to | |
9555 | the Blood Bank Dono r | |
9556 | Inventory . This fil e is | |
9557 | very impo rtant to B lood | |
9558 | Bank. | |
9559 | LRE option al--not re quired This f ile contai ns | |
9560 | certain d onor infor mation | |
9561 | which the Blood Ban k | |
9562 | module ha s collecte d over | |
9563 | time. If data is lo st it | |
9564 | could imp act the Bl ood | |
9565 | Bank if i t runs a d onor | |
9566 | program. | |
9567 | LRT option al--not re quired This f ile contai ns | |
9568 | results o n specimen s which | |
9569 | are not p atients e. g.., | |
9570 | Research, Enviromen tal, | |
9571 | Referral, and Steri lizer | |
9572 | In som e cases Pa tient | |
9573 | Data coul d be store d in | |
9574 | this glob al, if so, then | |
9575 | this glob al should be | |
9576 | treated a s ^LR( glo bal. | |
9577 | LRO mandat ory! This f ile genera lly | |
9578 | contains the Order made to | |
9579 | the Labor atory Pack age. | |
9580 | Without t his file a ll | |
9581 | previous orders can not be | |
9582 | reference d. Care sh ould be | |
9583 | made to p reserve th is | |
9584 | file. | |
9585 | DIC(68.4 This gl obals cont ains | |
9586 | work list heading a nd is | |
9587 | the only Laboratory global | |
9588 | not name spaced. | |
9589 | LAM mandat ory! This fil e contains the | |
9590 | nationall y distribu ted | |
9591 | WKLD Code file. It also | |
9592 | may conta in those s ite | |
9593 | specific entries. | |
9594 | Lab Automa ted Instru ments | |
9595 | LAB(62.4 , not re commended FILE OF A UTOMATED | |
9596 | INSTRUMEN TS PARAMET ERS | |
9597 | LA( not re commended This gl obal conta ins | |
9598 | strings o f data goi ng to | |
9599 | and comin g from aut o mated | |
9600 | instrumen ts. It als o | |
9601 | contains the index into | |
9602 | auto inst rument gen erated | |
9603 | errors tr ap. For ce rtain | |
9604 | instrumen ts there w ill be | |
9605 | “C” nodes These are used | |
9606 | for stora ge when us ing bi- | |
9607 | direction al instrum ent. | |
9608 | LAH( not re commended This gl obal conta ins | |
9609 | automated instrumen t data | |
9610 | awaiting verificati on the | |
9611 | Technolog ist. | |
9612 | MAPPING RO UTINES | |
9613 | TC "Mapp ing Routin es" \l 1 | |
9614 | Mapping Ro utines XE "Mapping Routines" | |
9615 | The follow ing routin es should be mapped. | |
9616 | LAGEN LAMIAUT0 LAMIAUT1 LAMIAUT2 LAMIAUT3 LAMIAUT4 LAMIAUT5 | |
9617 | LAMIAUT6 LAMIAUT7 LAMIAUT8 | |
9618 | LRAFUNC LRAFUNC1 LRAFUNC5 LRAFUNC6 LRAFUNC7 LRCAPA12 | |
9619 | LRCAPU LRCAPV LRCAPV1 LRCAPV11 LRCAPV1A LRCAPV2 LRCAPV3 | |
9620 | LRDIQ LRDPA LRDPA1 LRDPA2 LRGEN LRGEN1 LRGEN2 | |
9621 | LRLABAR LRLABLD LRLABLD0 LRLABLIO LRLTR LRLTR2 | |
9622 | LRMIBUG LRMIEDZ LRMIEDZ2 LRMIEDZ3 LRMIEDZ4 LRMIPSU LRMIPSZ | |
9623 | LRMIPSZ1 LRMIPSZ2 LRMIPSZ3 LRMIPSZ4 LRMIPSZ5 LRMIV1 LRMIV2 | |
9624 | LRMIV3 LRMIV4 LRMIVER LRMIVER1 LRORD LRORD1 LRORD2 | |
9625 | LRORD2A LRORD3 LRORDD LRORDST LRORDST1 LROW LROW1 | |
9626 | LROW1A LROW2 LROW2A LROW2P LROW2RP LROW3 LROW4 | |
9627 | LROW5 LRPARAM LRRP LRRP1 LRRP2 LRRP3 LRRP4 | |
9628 | LRRP5 LRRP5A LRRP6 LRRP6A1 LRRP6A2 LRRP6A3 LRRP6B1 | |
9629 | LRRP6B2 LRRP6B3 LRRP8 LRRP8A LRRP8B LRVER LRVER1 | |
9630 | LRVER2 LRVER3 LRVER3A LRVER4 LRVER5 LRVR LRVR1 | |
9631 | LRVR2 LRVR3 LRVR4 LRVR5 LRWU LRWU1 LRWU2 | |
9632 | LRWU3 LRWU4 LRWU5 LRWU6 LRX LRXREF LRXREF1 | |
9633 | GLOSSARY | |
9634 | TC "Glos sary" \l 1 | |
9635 | Glossary | |
9636 | This Gloss ary contai ns terms a nd their d efinitions that may not be fam iliar to t he user wh o is acces sing the f acility’s computers for the fi rst time. Basic term s, acronym s, and phr ases that are used t hroughout the DHCP e nvironment are inclu ded. | |
9637 | Abbreviate d Response | |
9638 | This featu re allows you to ent er data by typing on ly the fir st few cha racters fo r the desi red respon se. This f eature wil l not work unless th e informat ion is alr eady store d in the c omputer. | |
9639 | Access Cod e | |
9640 | A code tha t allows t he compute r to ident ify you as a user au thorized t o gain acc ess to the computer. Your code is greate r than six and less than twent y characte rs long; c an be nume ric, alpha betic, or a combinat ion of bot h; and is usually as signed by a site man ager or ap plication coordinato r. (See th e term ver ify code in the Glo ssary.) | |
9641 | Accession | |
9642 | A unique a lpha numer ic (combin ation of l etters and numbers) assigned t o an indiv idual pati ent specim en when it is receiv ed in the laboratory . The acce ssion is a ssigned by the compu ter and co ntains the laborator y departme ntal desig nation, th e date and an access ion number . This acc ession ser ves as ide ntificatio n of the s pecimen as it is pro cessed thr ough the l aboratory. (Example: HE 0912) | |
9643 | Accession Area | |
9644 | A function al area or departmen t in the l aboratory where spec ific tests are perfo rmed. The accession area defin es the dep artmental designatio n containe d in each accession. | |
9645 | Accession Date | |
9646 | The date o f the acce ssion, par t of the t otal alpha -numeric a ccession o f each spe cimen. | |
9647 | Accession Number | |
9648 | A unique n umber assi gned to ea ch accessi on. | |
9649 | ADP | |
9650 | Automated Data Proce ssing | |
9651 | ADT | |
9652 | Admission, Discharge , Transfer . A compon ent of the MAS softw are packag e . | |
9653 | AFIP | |
9654 | Armed Forc es Institu te of Path ology; an external r eview boar d. | |
9655 | AEMS | |
9656 | Automated Engineerin g Manageme nt Systems . This is the Engine ering Serv ice softwa re package . | |
9657 | AMIE | |
9658 | Automated Management Informati on Exchang e. A syste m that all ows the Ve terans Ben efits Admi nistration to use th eir WANG S ystem to q uery medic al centers via the V ADATS netw ork. | |
9659 | AMIS | |
9660 | Automated Management Informati on System: a method for tabula ting Workl oad. | |
9661 | AMIS/CAP C odes | |
9662 | Numbers as signed to lab proced ures by th e College of America n Patholog y for comp iling work statistic s. | |
9663 | ANSI | |
9664 | American N ational St andards In stitute. A n organiza tion that compiles a nd publish es compute r industry standards . | |
9665 | ANSI MUMPS | |
9666 | The MUMPS programmin g language is a stan dard; that is, an Am erican Nat ional Stan dard. MUMP S stands f or Massach usetts Gen eral Hospi tal Utilit y Multi Pr ogramming System. | |
9667 | APP | |
9668 | Applicatio ns Portabi lity Profi le | |
9669 | Algorithm | |
9670 | A predeter mined set of instruc tions for solving a specific p roblem in a limited number of steps. | |
9671 | Applicatio n | |
9672 | A computer program ( e.g., a pa ckage) tha t accompli shes tasks for a use r. | |
9673 | Applicatio n Coordina tor | |
9674 | The design ated indiv idual resp onsible fo r user lev el managem ent and ma intenance of an appl ication pa ckage (e.g ., IFCAP, Laboratory , Pharmacy , Mental H ealth). | |
9675 | ARG | |
9676 | Applicatio ns Require ments Grou p | |
9677 | Array | |
9678 | An arrange ment of el ements in one or mor e dimensio ns. A MUMP S array is a set of nodes refe renced by subscripts which sha re the sam e variable name. | |
9679 | ASCII | |
9680 | American S tandard Co de for Inf ormation I nterchange . A series of 128 ch aracters, including uppercase and lowerc ase alpha characters , numbers, punctuati on, specia l symbols, and contr ol charact ers. | |
9681 | Attribute Dictionary | |
9682 | See data d ictionary. | |
9683 | Audit | |
9684 | An audit i s a physic al record of access to a file. The VA Fi leMan and Kernel pro vide audit tools tha t may be u sed to mai ntain a co ntinuous a udit trail of change s that are made to a n existing database. Elements that can b e tracked include, b ut are not limited t o, fields within fil es and fil es themsel ves. Recor ds are kep t of the d ate/time a nd user ma king chang es. In add ition, the Kernel pr ovides too ls for aud iting syst em access, option ac cess, and device usa ge. Logs s tore the d ate/time o f access, user ident ification and name o f the opti on or devi ce used. | |
9685 | Audit Acce ss | |
9686 | A user’s a uthorizati on to mark or indica te that ce rtain info rmation st ored in a computer f ile should be audite d. | |
9687 | Audit Trai l | |
9688 | A chronolo gical reco rd of comp uter activ ity automa tically ma intained t o trace th e use of t he compute r. | |
9689 | Auto Instr uments | |
9690 | Automated instrument s used in the Lab th at identif y and meas ure tissue or other specimens. | |
9691 | Backup | |
9692 | The proces s of creat ing duplic ate data f iles and/o r program copies as are serve in case th e original is lost o r damaged. | |
9693 | Baud (Baud rate) | |
9694 | A measure of times p er second that switc hing can o ccur in a communicat ions chann el. Data t ransmissio n speed ro ughly equi valent to 1 bit per second (bp s). Common ly used ba ud rates i nclude 300 , 1200, 24 00, 3600, 4800, 9600 . | |
9695 | Bidirectio nal | |
9696 | Automated instrument s that sen d and rece ive inform ation from DHCP. | |
9697 | Boolean | |
9698 | A term use d in compu ter scienc e for data that is b inary (i.e ., either true or fa lse). | |
9699 | Boot | |
9700 | To load in structions into main memory to get a com puter oper ational. | |
9701 | Buffer | |
9702 | A temporar y holding area for i nformation . | |
9703 | Bug | |
9704 | An error i n a progra m. Bugs ma y be cause d by synta x errors, logic erro rs, or a c ombination of both. | |
9705 | CAP | |
9706 | College of American Pathology | |
9707 | Caret | |
9708 | A symbol e xpressed a s “^” (up caret), “< ” (left ca ret), or “ >” (right caret). Th e “^” (up caret) is also known as the (u p-arrow sy mbol) or ( shift-6) k ey. In man y MUMPS sy stems, a “ >” (right caret) is used as a system pro mpt and a “^” (up ca ret) as an exiting t ool from a n option. | |
9709 | Checksum | |
9710 | The result of a math ematical c omputation involving the indiv idual char acters of a routine or file. | |
9711 | Cipher | |
9712 | A system t hat arbitr arily repr esents eac h characte r by one o r more oth er charact ers. | |
9713 | Collection List | |
9714 | A listing of routine laborator y tests or dered for inpatients . The list is used b y the Phle botomy tea m during r outine col lection of specimens from the wards. The list is s orted by w ard locati on, and in cludes bot h patient informatio n (Name, S SN, bed/ro om number) and test informatio n, type of specimen to collect , amount n eeded, dat e and time tests wer e ordered, urgency s tatus, ord er number and access ion number . | |
9715 | Command | |
9716 | A combinat ion of cha racters th at instruc t the comp uter to pe rform a sp ecific ope ration. | |
9717 | Computed F ield | |
9718 | This field takes dat a from oth er fields and perfor ms a prede termined m athematica l function (e.g., ad ding two c olumns tog ether). Yo u will not , however, see the r esults of the mathem atical cal culation i n the file . Only whe n you are printing o r displayi ng informa tion on th e screen w ill you se e the resu lts for th is type of field. | |
9719 | Computer | |
9720 | A device t hat proces ses inform ation. A m achine tha t has inpu t, output, storage, and arithm etic devic es plus lo gic and co ntrol unit s. | |
9721 | Control Ke y | |
9722 | The Contro l Key (Ctr l on the k eyboard) p erforms a specific f unction in conjuncti on with an other key. In some w ord proces sing appli cations, f or example , holding down the C trl key an d typing a n A will c ause a new set of ma rgins and tab settin gs to occu r; Ctrl-S causes pri nting on t he termina l screen t o stop; Ct rl-Q resta rts printi ng on the terminal s creen; Ctr l-U delete s an entir e line of data entry when the return key is presse d. | |
9723 | Core | |
9724 | The fundam ental clin ical appli cation pac kages of D HCP. The o riginal co re of appl ications b uilt on th e Kernel a nd VA File Man were A dmission, Discharge and Transf er (ADT), Scheduling , Outpatie nt Pharmac y, and Cli nical Labo ratory. Ad ditional s oftware pa ckages wer e added to implement Core+6 an d Core+8 c onfigurati ons. | |
9725 | CPU | |
9726 | Central Pr ocessing U nit. Those parts of computer h ardware th at carry o ut arithme tic and lo gic operat ions, cont rol the se quence of operations performed , and cont ain the st ored progr am of inst ructions. | |
9727 | Cross Refe rence | |
9728 | A cross re ference on a file pr ovides dir ect access to the en tries in s everal way s. For exa mple, the Patient fi le is cros s referenc ed by name , social s ecurity nu mber, and bed number . When ask ed for a p atient, th e user may then resp ond with e ither the patient's name, soci al securit y number, or bed num ber. Cross reference speeds up access to the file for printi ng reports . A cross reference is also re ferred to as an inde x or cross index. | |
9729 | CRT | |
9730 | Cathode Ra y Tube. A piece of c omputer ha rdware tha t looks so mething li ke a telev ision scre en. The CR T and keyb oard colle ctively ar e called y our termin al. A vacu um tube th at guides electrons onto a scr een to dis play chara cters or g raphics. A lso called VDT for v ideo displ ay termina l. | |
9731 | Cumulative | |
9732 | A chartabl e patient report of all data a ccumulated on a pati ent over a given tim e period. | |
9733 | Cursor | |
9734 | A flashing image on your scree n (general ly a horiz ontal line or rectan gle) that alerts you that the computer i s waiting for you to make a re sponse to an instruc tion (prom pt). | |
9735 | Data | |
9736 | In the gen eric sense , data is informatio n that can be proces sed and/or produced by compute rs. | |
9737 | Data Attri bute | |
9738 | A characte ristic of a unit of data such as length, value, or method of represent ation. VA FileMan fi eld defini tions spec ify data a ttributes. | |
9739 | Database | |
9740 | A set of d ata, consi sting of a t least on e file. th at is suff icient for a given p urpose. Th e Kernel d atabase is composed of a numbe r of VA Fi leMan file s. A colle ction of d ata about a specific subject ( e.g., the Patient fi le). A dat a collecti on has dif ferent dat a fields ( e.g., pati ent name, SSN, date of birth). An organi ze collect ion of dat a about a particular topic. | |
9741 | Database M anagement System | |
9742 | A collecti on of soft ware that handles th e storage, retrieval and updat ing of rec ords in a database. A Database Managemen t System ( DBMS) cont rols redun dancy of r ecords and provides the securi ty, integr ity, and d ata indepe ndence of a database . | |
9743 | Data Dicti onary | |
9744 | A Data Dic tionary (D D) contain s the defi nitions of a file’s elements ( fields or data attri butes); re lationship s to other files; an d structur e or desig n. Users g enerally r eview the definition s of a fil e’s elemen ts or data attribute s; program mers revie w the defi nitions of a file’s internal s tructure. | |
9745 | Data Dicti onary Acce ss | |
9746 | A user’s a uthorizati on to writ e/update/e dit the da ta definit ion for ac cess compu ter file. Also known as DD Acc ess. | |
9747 | Data Dicti onary List ing | |
9748 | This is th e printabl e report t hat shows the data d ictionary. DDs are u sed by use rs, progra mmers, and Documente rs. | |
9749 | Data Proce ssing | |
9750 | Logical an d arithmet ic operati ons perfor med on dat a. These o perations maybe perf ormed manu ally, mech anically, or electro nically. S orting thr ough a car d file by hand would be an exa mple of th e first me thod; usin g a machin e to obtai n cards fr om a file would be a n example of the sec ond method ; and usin g a comput er to acce ss a recor d in a fil e would be an exampl e of the t hird metho d. | |
9751 | DBA | |
9752 | Within the VA, the D atabase Ad ministrato r oversees package d evelopment with resp ect to DHC P Standard s and Conv entions (S AC) such a s namespac ing, file number ran ges, and i ntegration issues. | |
9753 | Debug | |
9754 | To correct logic err ors and/or syntax er rors in a computer p rogram. To remove er rors from a program. | |
9755 | Default | |
9756 | A response the compu ter consid ers the mo st probabl e answer t o the prom pt being g iven. It i s identifi ed by doub le slash m arks (//) immediatel y followin g it. This allows yo u the opti on of acce pting the default an swer or en tering you r own answ er. To acc ept the de fault, you simply pr ess the en ter (or re turn) key. To change the defau lt answer, type in y our respon se. | |
9757 | Delete | |
9758 | The key on your keyb oard (may also be ca lled D or backspace on some te rminals) w hich allow s you to d elete indi vidual cha racters wo rking back wards by p lacing the cursor im mediately after the last chara cter of th e string o f characte rs you wis h to delet e. The “@” sign (shi ft 2) may also be us ed to dele te a file entry or d ata attrib ute value. The compu ter will a sk “Are yo u sure you want to d elete this entry?” t o insure y ou do not delete an entry by m istake. | |
9759 | Delimiter | |
9760 | A special character used to se parate a f ield, reco rd, or str ing. VA Fi leMan uses the " cha racter as the delimi ter within strings. | |
9761 | Device | |
9762 | A terminal , printer, modem, or other typ e of hardw are or equ ipment ass ociated wi th a compu ter. A hos t file of an underly ing operat ing system may be tr eated like a device in that it may be wr itten to ( e.g., for spooling). | |
9763 | DHCP | |
9764 | The Decent ralized Ho spital Com puter Prog ram of the Veterans Health Adm inistratio n (VHA), D epartment of Veteran s Affairs (VA). DHCP software, developed by the VA , is used to support clinical and admini strative f unctions a t VA medic al centers nationwid e. It is w ritten in MUMPS and, via the K ernel, wil l run on a ll major M UMPS imple mentations regardles s of vendo r. DHCP is composed of package s which co nform with name spac ing and ot her DHCP s tandards a nd convent ions. | |
9765 | Disk | |
9766 | The medium used in a disk driv e for stor ing data. | |
9767 | Disk Drive | |
9768 | A peripher al device that can b e used to read and w rite on a hard or fl oppy disk. | |
9769 | Documentat ion | |
9770 | User docum entation i s an instr uction man ual that p rovides us ers with s ufficient informatio n to opera te a syste m. System documentat ion descri bes hardwa re and ope rating sys tems provi ded by a s ystem vend or. Progra m document ation desc ribes a pr ogram’s or ganization and the w ay in whic h the prog ram operat es and is intended a s an aid t o programm ers who wi ll be resp onsible fo r revising the origi nal progra m. | |
9771 | DRG | |
9772 | Diagnostic Related G roup | |
9773 | DSCC | |
9774 | The Docume ntation St andards an d Conventi ons Commit tee | |
9775 | DSS | |
9776 | Decision S upport Sys tem | |
9777 | E3R | |
9778 | Electronic Error Enh ancement R eporting S ystem | |
9779 | Electronic Signature | |
9780 | A code tha t is enter ed by a us er which r epresents his or her legally b inding sig nature. | |
9781 | Encryption | |
9782 | Scrambling data or m essages wi th a ciphe r or code so that th ey are unr eadable wi thout a se cret key. In some ca ses encryp tion algor ithms are one direct ional; the y only enc ode and th e resultin g data can not be uns crambled ( e.g., acce ss/verify codes). | |
9783 | Enter | |
9784 | Pressing t he return or enter k ey tells t he compute r to execu te your in struction or command or to sto re the inf ormation y ou just en tered. | |
9785 | Entry | |
9786 | A VA FileM an record. It is uni quely iden tified by an interna l entry nu mber (the .001 field ) in a fil e. | |
9787 | Extended C ore | |
9788 | Those appl ications d eveloped a fter the b asic core DHCP packa ges were i nstalled ( e.g., Diet etics, Inp atient Pha rmacy). Al so referre d to as Co re+6 or Co re+8. | |
9789 | EP | |
9790 | Expert Pan el | |
9791 | Field | |
9792 | In a recor d, a speci fied area used for t he value o f a data a ttribute. The data s pecificati ons of eac h VA FileM an field a re documen ted in the file's da ta diction ary. A fie ld is simi lar to bla nks on for ms. It is preceded b y words th at tell yo u what inf ormation g oes in tha t particul ar field. The blank, marked by the curso r on your terminal s creen, is where you enter the informatio n. | |
9793 | File | |
9794 | A set of r elated rec ords treat ed as a un it. VA Fil eMan files maintain a count of the numbe r of entri es or reco rds. | |
9795 | FileManage r | |
9796 | See VA Fil eMan. | |
9797 | FOIA | |
9798 | The Freedo m Of Infor mation Act . Under th e provisio ns of this public la w, softwar e develope d within t he VA is m ade availa ble to oth er institu tions, or the genera l public, at a nomin al charge that cover s the cost of reprod uction, ma terials, a nd shippin g. | |
9799 | Free Text | |
9800 | The use of any combi nation of numbers, l etters, an d symbols when enter ing data. | |
9801 | FTAM | |
9802 | File Trans fer, Acces s, and Man agement | |
9803 | GKS | |
9804 | Graphic Ke rnel Stand ard | |
9805 | Global | |
9806 | In the MUM PS languag e, a globa l is a tre e structur ed data fi le stored in the com mon databa se on the disk. | |
9807 | Global Var iable | |
9808 | A variable that is s tored on d isk (MUMPS usage). | |
9809 | GOSIP | |
9810 | Government Open Syst ems Interc onnection Profile | |
9811 | Hacker | |
9812 | A computer enthusias t; also, o ne who see ks to gain unauthori zed access to comput er systems . | |
9813 | Hardware | |
9814 | The physic al equipme nt pieces that make up the com puter syst em (e.g., terminals, disk driv es, centra l processi ng units). The physi cal compon ents of a computer s ystem. | |
9815 | Header | |
9816 | Informatio n at the t op of a re port. | |
9817 | Help Promp t | |
9818 | The brief help that is availab le at the field leve l when ent ering one or more qu estion mar ks. | |
9819 | HINQ | |
9820 | Hospital I nquiry. A system tha t permits medical ce nters to q uery the V eterans Be nefits Adm inistratio n systems via the VA DATS netwo rk. | |
9821 | HIS | |
9822 | Hospital I nformation Systems | |
9823 | IFCAP | |
9824 | Integrated Funds Dis tribution, Control P oint Activ ity, Accou nting, and Procureme nt | |
9825 | IHS | |
9826 | Indian Hea lth Servic e | |
9827 | IHS | |
9828 | Integrated Hospital System | |
9829 | Interactiv e Language | |
9830 | The dialog ue that ta kes place between th e computer and the u ser in the form of w ords on th e screen o f the user ’s CRT. | |
9831 | Initializa tion | |
9832 | The proces s of setti ng variabl es in a pr ogram to t heir start ing value. | |
9833 | Input Tran sform | |
9834 | An executa ble string of MUMPS code which is used t o check th e validity of input and conver ts it into an intern al form fo r storage. | |
9835 | IRAC | |
9836 | Informatio n Resource s Advisory Council | |
9837 | IRM | |
9838 | Informatio n Resource Managemen t | |
9839 | ISC | |
9840 | Informatio n Systems Center | |
9841 | JCAHO | |
9842 | Joint Comm ission for the Accre ditation o f Health C are Organi zations. | |
9843 | Jump (also called | |
9844 | The “^” (s hift 6 on most keybo ards) allo ws | |
9845 | Up Arrow J ump) | |
9846 | you to jum p or up ar row jump t o and from a particu lar field within an input temp late to an other fiel d within t hat same i nput templ ate. You m ay also Ju mp from on e menu opt ion to ano ther menu option wit hout havin g to respo nd to all the prompt s in betwe en. To jum p, type an “^” (shif t 6), and then type the name o f the fiel d in the t emplate or option on your menu you wish to jump to . | |
9847 | Kernel | |
9848 | A set of D HCP softwa re routine s that fun ction as a n intermed iary betwe en the hos t operatin g system a nd the DHC P applicat ion packag es such as Laborator y, Pharmac y, IFCAP, etc. The K ernel prov ides a sta ndard and consistent user and programmer interface between a pplication packages and the un derlying M UMPS imple mentation. Two Kerne l componen ts, VA Fil eMan and M ailMan, ar e self-con tained to the extent that they may stand alone as verified p ackages. S ome of the Kernel co mponents a re listed below alon g with the ir associa ted namesp ace assign ments. | |
9849 | VA F ileMan | |
9850 | Dl | |
9851 | Mail Man | |
9852 | XM | |
9853 | Sign -on Securi ty | |
9854 | XU | |
9855 | Menu Managemen t | |
9856 | XQ | |
9857 | Tool s | |
9858 | XT | |
9859 | Devi ce Handlin g | |
9860 | ZIS | |
9861 | Task Managemen t | |
9862 | ZTM | |
9863 | Key | |
9864 | A security code that is assign ed to indi vidual use rs that al lows acces s to optio ns. | |
9865 | Lab Data | |
9866 | Patient’s verified l aboratory data. | |
9867 | Lab Sub-se ction | |
9868 | Refers to the subdiv ision of l ab major s ections. I f your lab uses this system, y our report s will be printed an d totaled by lab sub -section a s well as lab sectio n. | |
9869 | LAYGO acce ss | |
9870 | A user’s a uthorizati on to crea te a new e ntry when editing a computer f ile. (Lear n As You G O, the abi lity to cr eate new e ntries). | |
9871 | Line Edito r | |
9872 | This is VA FileMan s special l ine-orient ed text ed itor. This editor is used for the word-p rocessing data type. | |
9873 | Local Vari able | |
9874 | A variable that is s tored in a local par tition. | |
9875 | Load List | |
9876 | Used for o rganizing the worklo ad in vari ous access ion areas of the lab oratory. A load list is genera ted for ea ch automat ed instrum ent, and i s used to arrange th e order in which sta ndards, co ntrols and patient s pecimens a re to be r un on the specific i nstrument. | |
9877 | Log In/On | |
9878 | The proces s of gaini ng access to a compu ter system . | |
9879 | Log Out/Of f | |
9880 | The proces s of exiti ng from a computer s ystem. | |
9881 | Looping | |
9882 | A set of i nstruction s in a pro gram that are repeat edly execu ted. When set up cor rectly, VA FileMan a llows you to loop th rough grou ps of entr ies in a f ile withou t having t o select e ach entry individual ly. | |
9883 | LSI | |
9884 | Laboratory System In terface, a n instrume nt for tra nslating d ata betwee n DHCP and auto inst ruments. | |
9885 | Magnetic T ape | |
9886 | Plastic or mylar tap e on reels or casset tes used f or data st orage (als o called m ag tape). | |
9887 | MailMan | |
9888 | An electro nic mail s ystem that allows yo u to send and receiv e messages from othe r users vi a the comp uter. | |
9889 | Major sect ion | |
9890 | Refers to the groupi ng of lab subsection s into maj or groups within the lab. A la b may cons ist of the following major sec tions: Gen eral Clini cal (may i nclude hem atology, t oxicology, serology, chemistry , etc.), B lood Bank and Anatom ic Patholo gy. If you r lab uses this syst em, your w orkload re port will be reporte d by major section ( “Section W orkload Re port”). | |
9891 | Mandatory Field | |
9892 | This is a field that requires a value. A null resp onse is no t valid. | |
9893 | MAS | |
9894 | Medical Ad ministrati on Service | |
9895 | Menu | |
9896 | A list of options yo u are auth orized acc ess to and may selec t from. | |
9897 | Menu Tree | |
9898 | A series o f menus yo u sequence through i n order to get to th e specific option yo u desire. | |
9899 | Microscan | |
9900 | An automat ed instrum ent used f or organis m identifi cation and for measu ring antib iotics wit hin the Mi crobiology module. | |
9901 | MIRMO | |
9902 | Medical In formation Resources Management Office in the Depar tment of V eterans Af fairs Cent ral Office in Washin gton, DC. | |
9903 | MIS | |
9904 | Management Informati on Systems | |
9905 | Modem | |
9906 | A device f or connect ing a term inal to a telephone line, allo wing it to communica te with an other mode m. Modems include th e followin g types. | |
9907 | ||
9908 | Direct Con nect: The modem is d irectly ho oked into the phone line. | |
9909 | ||
9910 | Acoustic: The modem is connect ed to the telephone through th e handset. | |
9911 | ||
9912 | Auto Answe r: When it detects a ring sign al, the mo dem will “ answer the phone.” | |
9913 | ||
9914 | Auto Dial— The modem, upon comm and from t he termina l or the c omputer, w ill dial a nother mod em. | |
9915 | Multiple-v alued | |
9916 | More than one data v alue is al lowed as t he value o f a data a ttribute f or an entr y. | |
9917 | MUMPS | |
9918 | Massachuse tts Genera l Hospital Utility M ulti-Progr amming Sys tem | |
9919 | Name spaci ng | |
9920 | A conventi on for nam ing DHCP p ackage ele ments. The DBA assig ns unique character strings fo r package developers to use in naming ro utines, op tions, and other pac kage eleme nts so tha t packages may coexi st. The DB A also ass igns a sep arate rang e of file numbers to each pack age. | |
9921 | NAVAP | |
9922 | National A ssociation of VA Phy sicians | |
9923 | NCD | |
9924 | National C enter for Documentat ion, locat ed at the Birmingham ISC. | |
9925 | NIST | |
9926 | National I nstitute o f Standard s and Tech nology | |
9927 | NOAVA | |
9928 | Nationwide Office Au tomation f or Veteran s Affairs | |
9929 | Node | |
9930 | In a tree structure, a point a t which su bordinate items of d ata origin ate. A MUM PS array e lement is characteri zed by a n ame and a unique sub script. Th us the ter ms node, a rray eleme nt, and su bscripted variable a re synonym ous. In a global arr ay, each n ode might have speci fic fields or "piece s" reserve d for data attribute s such as name. In d ata commun ications, the point at which o ne or more functiona l units co nnect tran smission l ines. | |
9931 | Numeric fi eld | |
9932 | A response that is l imited to a restrict ed number of digits. It can be dollar va lued or a decimal fi gure of sp ecified pr ecision. | |
9933 | OE/RR | |
9934 | Order Entr y and Resu lts Report ing | |
9935 | On-line | |
9936 | A device i s on-line when it is connected to the co mputer. | |
9937 | On the fly | |
9938 | A term giv en to the process of not perma nently sto ring data in the dat a dictiona ry but hav ing a comp utation pe rformed at run time. | |
9939 | Operating System | |
9940 | A basic pr ogram that runs on t he compute r, control s the peri pherals, a llocates c omputing t ime to eac h user, an d communic ates with terminals. | |
9941 | Order numb er | |
9942 | A number g enerated d aily by th e computer each time a test is ordered - unique fo r each pat ient order - startin g at midni ght with o rder numbe r 1. The o rder numbe r provides identific ation of p atient spe cimens bot h during t ransport t o the labo ratory and until acc ession num bers have been assig ned to the specimens . Generall y used by non-labora tory perso nnel; e.g. , ward, se ction, num ber. | |
9943 | OS/M | |
9944 | Occurrence Screen/Mo nitor | |
9945 | Output Tra nsform | |
9946 | An executa ble string of MUMPS code which converts internally stored da ta into a readable d isplay. | |
9947 | PACS | |
9948 | Picture Ar chiving an d Communic ations Sys tems | |
9949 | Package | |
9950 | The set of programs files, doc umentation , help pro mpts, and installati on procedu res requir ed for a g iven softw are applic ation. For example, Laboratory , Pharmacy , and MAS are packag es. A DHCP software environmen t composed of elemen ts specifi ed via the Kernel’s Package fi le. Elemen ts include files and associate d template s, name sp aced routi nes, and n ame spaced file entr ies from t he Option, Key, Help Frame, Bu lletin, an d Function files. Pa ckages are transport ed using V A FileMan’ s DIFROM r outine tha t creates initializa tion routi nes to bun dle the fi les and re cords for export. In stalling a package i nvolves ru nning the installati on routine s that wil l recreate the origi nal softwa re environ ment. Veri fied packa ges includ e document ation. As public dom ain softwa re, verifi ed package s may be r equested t hrough the Freedom o f Informat ion Act (F OIA). | |
9951 | Password | |
9952 | A user’s s ecret sequ ence of ke yboard cha racters, w hich must be entered at the be ginning of each comp uter sessi on to prov ide the us er's ident ity. | |
9953 | Pattern Ma tch | |
9954 | A preset f ormula tha t includes any one o f the foll owing type s: letters , numbers, or symbol s; 2) lett ers, numbe rs, and sy mbols; 3) letters an d numbers; 4) symbol s and lett ers; 5) nu mbers and symbols. I f the info rmation en tered does not match the formu la exactly , the comp uter rejec ts the use r's respon se. | |
9955 | Peripheral Device | |
9956 | Any hardwa re device other than the compu ter itself (central processing unit plus internal memory). T ypical exa mples incl ude card r eaders, pr inters, CR T units, a nd disk dr ives. | |
9957 | Pointer | |
9958 | Points to another fi le where t he compute r stores i nformation needed fo r the fiel d of the f ile in whi ch you are currently working. If you cha nge any of the infor mation in the field in which y ou are wor king, the new inform ation is a utomatical ly entered into the "pointed t o" file. | |
9959 | POSIX | |
9960 | Portable O perating S ystem Inte rface for Computing Environmen ts | |
9961 | Printer | |
9962 | A printing or hard c opy termin al. | |
9963 | Program | |
9964 | A list of instructio ns written in a prog ramming la nguage and used for computer o perations. | |
9965 | Programmer Access Co de | |
9966 | An optiona l three-to -eight cha racter cod e that all ows the co mputer to identify y ou as a us er authori zed to ent er into pr ogrammer m ode (see a lso access code). On ce in prog rammer mod e you will use Stand ard MUMPS DHCP offic ial progra mming lang uage to in teract wit h the comp uter. Prog rammer acc ess is ver y tightly restricted to author ized and q ualified i ndividuals . | |
9967 | Programmer Access | |
9968 | Privilege to become a programm er on the system and work outs ide many o f the secu rity contr ols of Ker nel. | |
9969 | Prompt | |
9970 | The comput er interac ts with th e user by issuing qu estions ca lled promp ts, to whi ch the use r issues a response. | |
9971 | QA | |
9972 | Quality As surance | |
9973 | RAM | |
9974 | Random Acc ess Memory | |
9975 | Read Acces s | |
9976 | A user’s a uthorizati on to read informati on stored in a compu ter file. | |
9977 | Record | |
9978 | A set of r elated dat a treated as a unit. An entry in a VA Fi leMan file constitut es a recor d. A colle ction of d ata items that refer to a spec ific entit y. For exa mple, in a name-addr ess-phone number fil e, each re cord would contain a collectio n of data relating t o one pers on. | |
9979 | Required F ield | |
9980 | A mandator y field, o ne that mu st not be left blank . The prom pt for suc h a field will be as ked until the user e nters a va lid respon se. | |
9981 | RMEC | |
9982 | Regional M edical Edu cation Cen ter | |
9983 | ROM | |
9984 | Read Only Memory. A type of me mory that can be rea d but not written. | |
9985 | Routine | |
9986 | A program or a seque nce of ins tructions called by a program, that may have some general or frequent use. MUMPS routines are groups of progra m lines wh ich are sa ved, loade d, and cal led as a s ingle unit via a spe cific name . | |
9987 | SAC | |
9988 | Standards and Conven tions. Thr ough a pro cess of ve rification , DHCP pac kages are reviewed w ith respec t to SAC g uidelines as set for th by the Standards and Conven tions Comm ittee (SAC C). Packag e document ation is s imilarly r eviewed in terms of standards set by the Documenta tion Stand ards and C onventions Committee (DSCC). | |
9989 | SACC | |
9990 | Standards and Conven tions Comm ittee of t he Decentr alized Hos pital Comp uter Progr am. | |
9991 | Screen | |
9992 | (Noun) The display s urface of a video te rminal. | |
9993 | Screen | |
9994 | (Verb) The process o f checking a user’s input for a predefin ed format or conditi on (e.g., date withi n a permit ted range) . | |
9995 | Screen Edi tor | |
9996 | This is VA FileMan’s special s creen orie nted text editor. Th is editor is used fo r the word -processin g data typ e. | |
9997 | Scroll/no scroll | |
9998 | The scroll /no scroll button (a lso called hold scre en) allows the user to stop (n o scroll) the termin al screen when large amounts o f data are displayed too fast to read an d restart (scroll). | |
9999 | SERA | |
10000 | Systematic External Review of Autopsies. | |
10001 | SERS | |
10002 | Systematic External Review of Surgical P athology. | |
10003 | Set of cod es | |
10004 | Usually a preset cod e with one or two ch aracters. The comput er may req uire capit al letters as a resp onse (e.g. , M for ma le and F f or female) . If anyth ing other than the a cceptable code is en tered, the computer will rejec t the resp onse. | |
10005 | Site Manag er/IRM Chi ef | |
10006 | At each si te, the in dividual w ho is resp onsible fo r managing computer systems, i nstalling and mainta ining new modules, a nd serving as liaiso n to the I SCs. | |
10007 | SIUG/ARG | |
10008 | Special In terest Use r Group/Ap plication Requiremen ts Group. A designat ed group o f applicat ions exper ts who wor k with the developer s of a sof tware pack age to def ine and ap prove the contents o f the pack age. | |
10009 | SNOMED | |
10010 | Systematiz ed Nomencl ature of M edicine, d eveloped t o standard ize the co ding of in formation regarding specific d iseases. | |
10011 | Software | |
10012 | The set of instructi ons and da ta require d to opera te the com puter. One type is c alled oper ating syst em softwar e - fundam ental comp uter softw are that s upports ot her softwa re. The se cond type is called applicatio ns softwar e - custom ized progr ams that t ell the co mputer how to run ap plications (e.g., Ph armacy, La boratory ) | |
10013 | Spacebar R eturn Feat ure | |
10014 | You can an swer a VA FileMan pr ompt by pr essing the spacebar and then t he return key. This indicates to VA File Man that y ou would l ike the la st respons e you were working o n at that prompt rec alled. | |
10015 | Spooling | |
10016 | Procedure by which p rograms an d output c an be temp orarily st ored until their tur n to print . | |
10017 | SQL | |
10018 | Structured Query Lan guage | |
10019 | Stop Code | |
10020 | A number a ssigned to the vario us clinica l, diagnos tic, and t herapeutic sections of a facil ity | |
10021 | Sub-routin e | |
10022 | A sequence of MUMPS code that performs a specific task, usua lly used m ore than o nce. | |
10023 | Subscript | |
10024 | A symbol t hat is ass ociated wi th the nam e of a set to identi fy a parti cular subs et or elem ent. In MU MPS, a num eric or st ring value that is e nclosed in parenthes es; is app ended to t he name of a local o r global v ariable; i dentifies a specific node with in an arra y. | |
10025 | Syntax | |
10026 | A term for the rules that gove rn the con struction of a machi ne languag e. | |
10027 | Template | |
10028 | A means of storing r eport form ats, data entry form ats, and s orted entr y sequence s is the o pposite of “On the F ly”. A tem plate is a permanent place to store sele cted field s for use at a later time. | |
10029 | Terminal | |
10030 | See CRT. M ay be eith er a print er or CRT/ monitor/vi sual displ ay termina l. | |
10031 | Treating A rea | |
10032 | The sectio n or servi ce of the hospital t hat reques ts a test. Some hosp ital syste ms have an embedded code that determines if the or dered test is for an inpatient or outpat ient. | |
10033 | Tree Struc ture | |
10034 | A term som etimes use d to descr ibe the st ructure of a MUMPS a rray. This has the s ame struct ure as a f amily tree , with the root at t he top, an d ancestor nodes arr anged belo w, accordi ng to thei r depth of subscript ing. All n odes with one subscr ipt are at the first level, al l nodes wi th two sub scripts at the secon d level, a nd so on. | |
10035 | Trigger | |
10036 | A trigger is an inst ruction th at initiat es a proce dure. In V A FileMan, a trigger can be se t up when entry of d ata in one field aut omatically updates a second fi eld value. | |
10037 | Truncate | |
10038 | Truncating is a proc ess that d rops chara cters of t ext or num bers (with out roundi ng) when t he text or numbers a re limited to a spec ific locat ion to sto re or prin t them. Fo r example, the numbe r 5.768 is truncated to 5.76 w hen stored or printe d in a loc ation that holds onl y four cha racters. | |
10039 | Uneditable Field | |
10040 | This is a status giv en to fiel ds to prev ent any ed iting of d ata in the field. | |
10041 | Up Arrow | |
10042 | A characte r on your keyboard t hat looks like this “^”. The “ ^” charact er is used mainly fo r exiting or opting out of ans wering VA FileMan pr ompts and jumping to other fie lds in VA FileMan. T he “^” cha racter is the “shift 6” key on most keyb oards. | |
10043 | User Acces s | |
10044 | Access to a computer system. T he user’s access lev el determi nes the de gree of co mputer use and the t ypes of co mputer pro grams avai lable. The systems m anager ass igns the u ser an acc ess level. (See also access co de and pro grammer ac cess code. ) | |
10045 | Utility Ro utine | |
10046 | A routine that perfo rms a task that many programme rs utilize . | |
10047 | VA | |
10048 | The Depart ment of Ve terans Aff airs, form erly calle d the Vete rans Admin istration. | |
10049 | VACO | |
10050 | Department of Vetera ns Affairs Central O ffice | |
10051 | VADATS | |
10052 | Veterans A dministrat ion Data T ransmissio n System | |
10053 | VA FileMan | |
10054 | A set of p rograms us ed to ente r, maintai n, access, and manip ulate a da tabase man agement sy stem consi sting of f iles. A pa ckage of o nline VA F ileManager computer routines w ritten in the MUMPS language w hich can b e used as a stand-al one databa se system or as a se t of appli cation uti lities. In either fo rm, such r outines ca n be used to define, enter, ed it, and re trieve inf ormation f rom a set of compute r-stored f iles. | |
10055 | VA MailMan | |
10056 | A computer -based mes sage syste m. | |
10057 | VAMC | |
10058 | Department of Vetera ns Affairs Medical C enter | |
10059 | Variable | |
10060 | A characte r or group of charac ters that refer to a value. MU MPS recogn izes three types of variables: local var iables, gl obal varia bles, and special va riables. L ocal varia bles exist in a part ition of m ain memory and disap pear at si gn off. A global var iable is s tored on d isk, poten tially ava ilable to any user. Global var iables usu ally exist as parts of global arrays. Th e term “gl obal” may refer eith er to a gl obal varia ble or a g lobal arra y. A speci al variabl e is defin ed by syst em operati on (e.g., $TEST). | |
10061 | VAX | |
10062 | Virtual Ad dress Exte nsion | |
10063 | VDT | |
10064 | Video Disp lay Termin al (See CR T) | |
10065 | Verificati on (data v erificatio n) | |
10066 | The proces s by which technolog ists revie w the data the compu ter for a specific p atient and verify (v alidate) t hat it is accurate b efore rele asing the data to th e physicia n. | |
10067 | Verificati on | |
10068 | A process of interna l and exte rnal | |
10069 | (package v erificatio n) | |
10070 | package re view carri ed out by a DHCP ver ification team (peop le who wer e not invo lved in th e developm ent of the package). Software and associ ated docum entation a re reviewe d in terms of DHCP S tandards a nd Convent ions. | |
10071 | Verify Cod e | |
10072 | An additio nal securi ty precaut ion used i n conjunct ion with t he access code. Like the acces s code, it is also 6 to 20 cha racters in length an d if enter ed incorre ctly will not allow the user t o access t he compute r. To prot ect the us er, both c odes are i nvisible o n the term inal scree n. | |
10073 | VHA | |
10074 | Veterans H ealth Admi nistration . | |
10075 | VITEK | |
10076 | An automat ed instrum ent is use d for orga nism ident ification and for me asuring an tibiotics within the Microbiol ogy module . | |
10077 | WKLD | |
10078 | This is th e abbrevia tion for w orkload us ed by the Laboratory package. | |
10079 | Work List | |
10080 | Used for c ollecting and organi zing work in various accession areas of the labora tory. A wo rk list is generated for manua l or autom ated tests (singly o r in batch es) and ca n be defin ed by numb er of test s and/or w hich tests to includ e. It can also be us ed as a ma nual works heet by wr iting test results d irectly on the workl ist. | |
10081 | Wrap-aroun d mode | |
10082 | Text that is fit int o availabl e column p ositions a nd automat ically wra ps to the next line, sometimes by splitt ing at wor d boundari es (spaces ). | |
10083 | Write Acce ss | |
10084 | A user’s a uthorizati on to writ e/update/e dit inform ation stor ed in a co mputer fil e. | |
10085 | APPENDIX A | |
10086 | TC "Appe ndix A" \l 1 | |
10087 | Appendix | |
10088 | EXCERPTS F ROM GENERA L DIGITAL’ S MAINTENA NCE AND OP ERATIONS M ANUAL FOR THE GDC 21 00 (LSI) | |
10089 | Section 1 Data Conce ntrator | |
10090 | 1.1 Genera l Descript ion | |
10091 | The GDC-21 00 is a ge neral purp ose comput er program med to per form a dat a concentr ation func tion. The computer i s composed of a DEC SBC 11/21 PLUS singl e-board co mputer and two DEC D LV11-J’s. The module s are hous ed and pow ered by a Sigma SA-H 136 chassi s. Data in put and ou tput is ac complished via 10 RJ 11 connect ors on the back pane l. | |
10092 | Some featu res of the GDC 2100 are: | |
10093 | -DEC PDP 1 1 instruct ion set | |
10094 | -32 K byte s of RAM | |
10095 | -16 K byte s of ROM | |
10096 | -60 HZ clo ck | |
10097 | -10 RS232 serial por ts interfa ced throug h RJ11 con nectors | |
10098 | -65 watt p ower suppl y | |
10099 | -cooling f an | |
10100 | -external power and restart co nnectors | |
10101 | ||
10102 | 1.2 Applic ation Desc ription | |
10103 | The GDC 21 00 has 10 serial con nectors. T he connect ors are nu mbered P1, P2, 1J0-1 J3, and 2J 0-2J3. The software accepts da ta from al l connecto rs except P1 in bloc ks up to 2 56 ASCII b ytes. The blocks are terminate d by a CR or any con trol chara cter. Data is output from P1 i n the form at: /TXXLY YYMZZZ/CR/ Data/CR/ w here X is a two-digi t ASCII li ne number, YYY is a three-digi t ASCII-le ngth numbe r and ZZZ is a three -digit ASC II message number. T he data co ncentrator holds the message b uffer unti l an “A” i s received . An “N” r equests re transmissi on. | |
10104 | ||
10105 | 1.3 Instal lation | |
10106 | Unpack the GDC 2100 and visual ly inspect it for da mage that might have occurred during shi pping. If damage is noted, ple ase notify General D igital Cor poration. Each shipp ing contai ner should contain: | |
10107 | ||
10108 | ||
10109 | -GDC 2100 Computer | |
10110 | ||
10111 | ||
10112 | -GDC 2100 Manual | |
10113 | ||
10114 | ||
10115 | -AC power cord | |
10116 | ||
10117 | ||
10118 | -two brack ets | |
10119 | The unit i s shipped set for 11 5VAC. If v oltage cha nge is req uired, con sult secti on IV of t his manual . The unit is instal led by con necting P1 to the da ta output line and c onnectors P2, 1J0-1J 3 and 2J0- 2J3 to dat a lines fr om the sou rces. The unit is de signed for table-top operation or option ally may b e secured by removin g the four rubber fe et and att aching the two tie-d own bars. Power is a pplied by the rear p anel switc h. | |
10120 | ||
10121 | 1.4 Specif ications | |
10122 | The unit h as slots f or four du al wide bo ards. Thre e of these are facto ry install ed. They a re numbere d 1-4 from top to bo ttom. Slot one has t he KXT11 p rocessor. Slots two and three have DLV11 -J’s insta lled. All serial lin es are set for 1200 baud, 8 bi ts, one st op bit, no parity. | |
10123 | ||
10124 | ||
10125 | Slot 1 KXT 11-AA | |
10126 | 32 K bytes RAM (Sock et B and l ocal) | |
10127 | ||
10128 | ||
10129 | ||
10130 | 16 K BYTES ROM (Sock et A) | |
10131 | ||
10132 | ||
10133 | ||
10134 | 60 HZ CLOC K | |
10135 | ||
10136 | ||
10137 | ||
10138 | SLU 1 CSR= 177560 | |
10139 | ||
10140 | ||
10141 | ||
10142 | ||
10143 | VECTOR 6 0 | |
10144 | ||
10145 | ||
10146 | ||
10147 | SLU 2 CSR= 120 | |
10148 | ||
10149 | ||
10150 | Slot 2 DLV 11-J | |
10151 | CSR=176500 | |
10152 | ||
10153 | ||
10154 | ||
10155 | VEC=300 | |
10156 | ||
10157 | ||
10158 | Slot 3 DLV 11J | |
10159 | CSR=176600 | |
10160 | ||
10161 | ||
10162 | ||
10163 | VEC=340 | |
10164 | ||
10165 | 1.5 Troubl eshooting | |
10166 | Due to the simple na ture of th e GDC-2100 , there ar e only thr ee things that can g o wrong. T he power s upply, the processor , or one o f the DLV1 1-J’s can fail. On p ower-up, t he process or execute s a compre hensive “b it-walk” m emory diag nostic; wh en power i s applied, the LED o n the KXT1 1 will bli nk on for one second and then go out for five seco nds while the memory is tested . After th is time, t he LED wil l blink on a one-sec ond interv al. | |
10167 | Since Gene ral Digita l has gone out of bu siness the repair of the LSI h as become a local is sue. Since the LSI i s comprise d of stand ard DEC co mponents, repairs sh ould be ab le to be m ade whethe r by your local BME shop or a local repa ir vendor. If no loc al vendor is availab le your IS C can give you infor mation on possible v endors to repair the LSI. | |
10168 | If one lin e fails (i nput from one source ) replace the approp riate boar d. If the line is 1J 0-1J3, rep lace the b oard in sl ot 2. If t he line is 2J0-2J3, replace th e board in slot 3. A ll other f ailures, w ill requir e more ext ensive rep air and th e whole un it will ne ed to be s ent out fo r repair. If a board is remove d, the int ernal cabl ing may be come confu sed. The c able has t en small c onnectors that are i nserted in to the boa rds with t he wire go ing down. The left-m ost connec tor (brown , yellow, orange, re d wires) g oes to slo t 1, J1 (t he right-m ost of the two small sockets). The next connector to the rig ht (green, gray, pur ple, blue wires) goe s to slot 1, J2 (the left-most socket). The next f our connec tors to th e right go to slot 2 , in seque ntial orde r from rig ht to left . The last four conn ectors go to slot 3 in sequent ial order from right to left. | |
10169 | Table 2-11 Summary o f Console Selection Jumper Con figuration s | |
10170 | ||
10171 | Label | |
10172 | Console se lected | |
10173 | Console No t Selected | |
10174 | ||
10175 | C1 | |
10176 | Install ju mper from | |
10177 | Install ju mper from | |
10178 | ||
10179 | ||
10180 | wire wrap pins | |
10181 | wire wrap pins | |
10182 | ||
10183 | ||
10184 | X to 1 | |
10185 | ||
10186 | X to 0. | |
10187 | ||
10188 | ||
10189 | C2 | |
10190 | Install ju mper from | |
10191 | Install ju mper from | |
10192 | ||
10193 | ||
10194 | wire wrap pins | |
10195 | ||
10196 | wire wrap pins | |
10197 | ||
10198 | ||
10199 | X to 1. | |
10200 | ||
10201 | X to 0. | |
10202 | 2.2.3 | |
10203 | Configurin g Channel Word Forma ts | |
10204 | 2.2.3.1 | |
10205 | General - Each DLV11 -J SLU cha nnel can b e individu ally confi gured for number of data bits (7 to 8); even, odd or no pari ty; 1 or 2 STOP bits , and baud rate (des cribed in Paragraph 2.2.4). Th e serial c haracter f ormat is s hown in Fi gure 2-6; jumper loc ations are shown in Figure 2-7 ; and a su mmary of p ossible ch aracter fo rmat jumpe r configur ations is shown in T able 2-12. | |
10206 | 2.2.3.2 | |
10207 | Number of Data Bits - The seri al charact er format for each c hannel can be config ured for e ither seve n or eight data bits . Three D (data) wir e wrap pos ts are pro vided for the purpos e of selec ting the n umber of d ata bits p er charact er for eac h channel. If seven data bits per charac ter are de sired, con nect a jum per from w ire wrap D pin X to pin 0. To configure eight data bits, con nect the j umper from wire wrap D pin X t o pin 1. | |
10208 | 2.2.3.3 | |
10209 | Number of STOP Bits - The seri al charact er format for each c hannel can be config ured for e ither one or two STO P bits. Co nfigure on e STOP bit operation by connec ting a jum per betwee n S (stop) wire wrap pin X and pin 0. To configure two STOP bits, conn ect a jump er from wi re wrap S pin X to p in 1. | |
10210 | NOTE: | |
10211 | The two ST OP bits ar e generall y only req uired for use with T eletype@ t erminals. | |
10212 | 2.2.3.4 Pa rity Inhib it - Even, odd, or n o parity b it generat ion and de tection ca n be confi gured for each chann el. If no parity bit generatio n or detec tion is de sired, del ete the bi t by conne cting a ju mper betwe en P (pari ty) wire w rap pins X and 1. If a parity bit is des ired, conn ect P pins X and 0. Select eve n parity b y connecti ng a jumpe r between E (even pa rity) wire wrap pin X and pin 1. Select odd parity by connec ting a jum per betwee n E pin X and pin 0. | |
10213 | NOTE: | |
10214 | To prevent hardware damage wit hin the ch annel, the E jumper must ALWAY S be insta lled. This is true r egardless of the con figuration of the P (parity) j umper. | |
10215 | ||
10216 | Table 2-12 Summary o f Characte r Format J umper Conf igurations | |
10217 | ||
10218 | ||
10219 | Wire wrap Connection | |
10220 | ||
10221 | UART | |
10222 | Label | |
10223 | Parameter | |
10224 | X to 0 | |
10225 | X to 1 | |
10226 | Comments | |
10227 | D | |
10228 | Number of | |
10229 | 7 bits | |
10230 | 8 bits | |
10231 | LSB is | |
10232 | ||
10233 | data bits | |
10234 | ||
10235 | ||
10236 | transmitte d | |
10237 | ||
10238 | ||
10239 | ||
10240 | ||
10241 | first | |
10242 | S | |
10243 | Number of | |
10244 | 1 bit | |
10245 | 2 bits | |
10246 | ||
10247 | stop bits | |
10248 | P | |
10249 | Parity inh ibit | |
10250 | Parity gen eration | |
10251 | Parity gen eration | |
10252 | ||
10253 | ||
10254 | ||
10255 | and detect ion | |
10256 | and detect ion | |
10257 | ||
10258 | ||
10259 | enabled | |
10260 | disabled | |
10261 | E | |
10262 | Even parit y | |
10263 | Odd parity | |
10264 | Even parit y | |
10265 | Requires P | |
10266 | ||
10267 | enabled | |
10268 | enabled | |
10269 | enabled | |
10270 | jumper | |
10271 | ||
10272 | ||
10273 | ||
10274 | ||
10275 | connected | |
10276 | ||
10277 | ||
10278 | ||
10279 | ||
10280 | from X to 0 | |
10281 | NOTE: | |
10282 | The E jump er must be connected to either 0 or 1, e ven if the parity bi t is disab led. | |
10283 | 2.2.4 Baud Rate - Ea ch channel can be co nfigured f or baud ra tes rangin g from 150 to 38400 bits/s. Ba ud rate ju mpers are shown in F igure 2-7. One baud rate clock input wir e wrap pin is provid ed for eac h channel (pins 0-3 and channe ls 0-3 res pectively) . Both tra nsmitter a nd receive r function s for a gi ven channe l operate at the sam e baud rat e; split b aud rate o peration i s not prov ided. | |
10284 | NOTE: | |
10285 | A 110 baud rate cloc k generato r circuit is contain ed on the optional D LV11-KA 20 mA option . When 110 baud oper ation is d esired, do not conne ct the bau d rate jum per on the DLV11-J m odule for that parti cular chan nel. The 1 10 baud cl ock will b e supplied by the DL V11-KA opt ion throug h the inte rface conn ector. | |
10286 | Configure baud rates (except 1 10 baud) b y connecti ng a jumpe r from an appropriat e baud rat e generato r output w ire wrap p in to the baud rate clock inpu t pin (lab eled 0-3); one jumpe r is requi red for ea ch channel . Baud rat e generato r outputs are identi fied in Ta ble 2-13. | |
10287 | NOTE: | |
10288 | If more th an one cha nnel requi res the sa me baud ra te, wire w rap jumper s may be d aisy-chain ed. | |
10289 | Table 2-13 Baud Rate Generator Outputs | |
10290 | ||
10291 | Wire wrap | |
10292 | Baud Rate | |
10293 | ||
10294 | Pin Label | |
10295 | (bits/s) | |
10296 | ||
10297 | U | |
10298 | 150 | |
10299 | ||
10300 | T | |
10301 | 300 | |
10302 | ||
10303 | V | |
10304 | 600 | |
10305 | ||
10306 | W | |
10307 | 1200 | |
10308 | ||
10309 | Y | |
10310 | 2400 | |
10311 | ||
10312 | L | |
10313 | 4800 | |
10314 | ||
10315 | N | |
10316 | 9600 | |
10317 | ||
10318 | K | |
10319 | 19200 | |
10320 | ||
10321 | Z | |
10322 | 38400 | |
10323 | 2.2.5 Chan nel 3 BREA K Response - Channel 3 (normal ly used as the conso le device) can respo nd to a BR EAK condit ion on the receive l ine such a s when an operator p resses the BREAK key on the as sociated t erminal. T he BREAK k ey transmi ts a conti nuous spac e signal w hich is de tected by the DLV11- J circuits as a fram ing error. If no ope ration is desired, d o not conn ect jumper s to the B , X, and H wire wrap pins. Boo t and Halt response are descri bed as fol lows: | |
10324 | Boot - Thi s function causes th e processo r to resta rt operati on by exec uting a bo otstrap pr ogram. The bootstrap program s tarts at m emory loca tion 17300 0 whenever a BREAK c ondition o ccurs on t he receive data line ; this wil l occur on ly if proc essor powe r-up mode 2 is confi gured on t he process or module. Otherwise , the proc essor will respond t o its conf igured pow er-up mode . | |
10325 | Configure the bootst rap respon se by conn ecting a j umper from wire wrap pin X to B. | |
10326 | Halt - Thi s function causes th e processo r to halt whenever a BREAK con dition occ urs on the receive d ata line. This opera tion will occur rega rdless of the proces sor power- up mode co nfigured o n the proc essor modu le. Whenev er the pro cessor hal ts, consol e octal de bugging te chnique (O DT) micro code is in voked. | |
10327 | Configure the BREAK response b y connecti ng a jumpe r from wir e wrap pin s X to H. | |
10328 | The locati on of the BREAK resp onse jumpe rs is show n in Figur e 2-7 and a summary of possibl e configur ations is shown in T able 2-14. | |
10329 | Table 2-14 Channel 3 BREAK Ope ration Jum per Summar y | |
10330 | BREAK | |
10331 | Response | |
10332 | Operation | |
10333 | Jumper Con nection | |
10334 | Boot | |
10335 | Install ju mper betwe en wire wr ap pins X and B | |
10336 | Halt | |
10337 | Install ju mper betwe en wire wr ap pins X and H | |
10338 | No respons e | |
10339 | No jumper installed | |
10340 | LSI GRAPHI C - PROCES SOR BOARD | |
10341 | ||
10342 | DLV11J DEC Board | |
10343 | ||
10344 | INDEX | |
10345 | TC "Inde x" \l 1 | |
10346 | Index | |
10347 | *WARNING:, 45 | |
10348 | ?, 256 | |
10349 | ? (option name), 256 | |
10350 | ??, 256 | |
10351 | ???, 256 | |
10352 | Anatomic P athology, 191 | |
10353 | ANTIMICROB IAL SUSCEP TIBILITY f ile, 100, 116 | |
10354 | Archive Op tions, 212 | |
10355 | archiving of laborat ory data f rom the ^L R global, 209 | |
10356 | AUTO INSTR UMENT file , 101, 118 | |
10357 | Automated Instrument Interface Specifica tions, 70 | |
10358 | Automated Instrument Interfaci ng, 49 | |
10359 | Automated Instrument s Interfac e, 72 | |
10360 | Bar Code L abels, 88 | |
10361 | Batched In terim, 39 | |
10362 | Bidirectio nal Commun ications, 57 | |
10363 | Bidirectio nal Relate d Fields, 60 | |
10364 | Blood Bank , 191 | |
10365 | Brief File Descripti ons, 171 | |
10366 | Check a Si ngle Routi ne Size, 1 5 | |
10367 | Check File s for Inco nsistencie s [LRCHKFI LES], 11 | |
10368 | Clear data from the LAR global , 213 | |
10369 | COLLECTION SAMPLE fi le, 102 | |
10370 | control co de, 69 | |
10371 | Cross Refe rences, 19 7 | |
10372 | Cumulative Report, 3 1 | |
10373 | Day One fi les, 22 | |
10374 | DBA Integr ation Agre ements, 21 9 | |
10375 | Descriptio n of ^LA G lobal, 83 | |
10376 | Descriptio n of ^LAH Global, 83 | |
10377 | Device Par ameters, 3 7 | |
10378 | DHCP Labor atory File s, 100 | |
10379 | Direct con nect instr uments, 77 | |
10380 | Download A uto Micro Worklist, 106 | |
10381 | Download F ull Data, 100 | |
10382 | Download R outine, 59 | |
10383 | Echo Devic e, 86 | |
10384 | Editing, 1 6 | |
10385 | Entry or E xit Action , 189 | |
10386 | Entry Poin t Referenc es, 163 | |
10387 | ETIOLOGY F IELD file, 100, 116 | |
10388 | Exported O ptions, 17 9 | |
10389 | External R eferenced Files and Fields, 21 7 | |
10390 | External R elations, 217 | |
10391 | External R outines, 2 18 | |
10392 | External V ariables, 218 | |
10393 | File List, 169 | |
10394 | File Numbe r Ranges, 255 | |
10395 | File Struc ture/Inter action, 22 | |
10396 | Force Cumu lative Dat a to Perma nent Page [LRAC FORC E], 209 | |
10397 | Global Jou rnaling, 2 61 | |
10398 | handshake program, 5 8 | |
10399 | How To Pri nt Data Di ctionaries , 257 | |
10400 | Immediate Interim, 3 9 | |
10401 | Instrument Data Flow , 47 | |
10402 | Instrument Interface Troublesh ooting, 74 | |
10403 | Instrument Routines, 78 | |
10404 | interface, 45 | |
10405 | INTERFACE DATA OPTIO N MENU, 10 3 | |
10406 | Interface Testing, 7 3 | |
10407 | Interim Re ports, 38 | |
10408 | Intermec 8 646 Printe r, 91 | |
10409 | Internal R elations, 243 | |
10410 | IRM person nel, 219 | |
10411 | LAB DATA f ile, 116 | |
10412 | lab label, 29 | |
10413 | Lab Labels , 29 | |
10414 | Lab Routin e Integrit y Menu, 14 | |
10415 | LABORATORY DATA file , 100 | |
10416 | Laboratory Module Wo rk Flow, 6 | |
10417 | Laboratory Security Keys, 26 | |
10418 | LABORATORY SITE file , 100, 117 | |
10419 | LABORATORY TEST file , 117 | |
10420 | LAPORTX X Routine, 7 8 | |
10421 | LAPX Rout ine, 78 | |
10422 | LIMs, 219 | |
10423 | Load Integ rity File, 15 | |
10424 | LOAD/WORK LIST file, 117 | |
10425 | LOAD/WORK LIST file, 100 | |
10426 | Load/Work Lists, 46 | |
10427 | Local AUTO INSTRUMEN T files, 7 7 | |
10428 | Loop thru LR Integri ty, 15 | |
10429 | LRLABEL4, 30 | |
10430 | LRTASK Opt ions, 192 | |
10431 | LSI, 93 | |
10432 | LSI Graphi c, 63 | |
10433 | LSI Wire W rapping, 6 6 | |
10434 | Mapping Ro utines, 26 5 | |
10435 | Microfiche of Path R eports, 31 | |
10436 | MicroScan File Setup , 98 | |
10437 | MicroScan Interface, 93 | |
10438 | Namespacin g, 255 | |
10439 | New Data N ames, 20 | |
10440 | Non VA Fil eMan Compa tible Glob als, 83 | |
10441 | Note Box, 7 | |
10442 | OE/RR docu mentation, 137 | |
10443 | OE/RR Rout ines, 159 | |
10444 | On-line He lp From Yo ur Termina l Screen, 256 | |
10445 | On-Line He lp Using K ernel, 255 | |
10446 | OTC 800 Pr inter, 89 | |
10447 | Package-Wi de Variabl es, 247 | |
10448 | Pin Defini tions, 73 | |
10449 | Planning a nd Impleme ntation Gu ide, 24, 2 8, 30, 31, 116, 171 | |
10450 | preimpleme ntation fi les, 22 | |
10451 | Processing Routine, 59 | |
10452 | Purge Old Orders and Accession s [LROC], 211 | |
10453 | Read Data from Off-L ine Media, 213 | |
10454 | Required S oftware, 2 18 | |
10455 | RJ11, 93 | |
10456 | Routine De scriptions , 141 | |
10457 | RS-232, 45 | |
10458 | Search for Lab Data to Archive , 213 | |
10459 | Security K eys, 190 | |
10460 | Special Te mplates, 2 55 | |
10461 | Stand Alon e Menus, 2 43 | |
10462 | Standards and Conven tions Comm ittee (SAC C) Exempti ons, 251 | |
10463 | Supervisor s/Choosers of Instru mentation, 45 | |
10464 | Supported References , 163 | |
10465 | System Int egrity Che cks, 11 | |
10466 | Tasking th e Interim, 39 | |
10467 | TaskManage r, 36 | |
10468 | TOPOGRAPHY FIELD fil e (. 61) | |
10469 | Troublesho oting for VITEK, 124 | |
10470 | Version 2 LSI Eprom Installati on, 61 | |
10471 | VITEK File Setup, 11 2 | |
10472 | VITEK Inte rface, 107 | |
10473 | VITEK Inte rface Inst ructions, 107 | |
10474 | WARNING, 3 7, 47, 62, 119, 122 | |
10475 | Warning Sy mbol, 7 | |
10476 | wire wrap tool, 66 | |
10477 | Wiring Dia grams and Pin Defini tions for Automated Instrument s, 70 | |
10478 | Workload R ecording, 27 | |
10479 | ||
10480 | ||
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