LOINC PhenX measures codes
PhenX measures (PHENX): one class of the LOINC code system.
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Number of days ozone 105363-6 Number of days having an AQI value 101 through 150 105364-4 Number of days having an AQI value 151 through 200 105365-1 Number of days having an AQI value 201 or higher 105366-9 Half of daily AQI values were less than or equal to the median value, and half equaled or exceeded it 105367-7 Number of days sulphur dioxide 105368-5 Number of days particulate matter2.5 105369-3 Number of days particulate matter10 105370-1 Did a doctor or other health provider give you instructions about what to do about a specific illness or health condition 12 months (qualitative) 105472-5 How often were these instructions easy to understand 12 months (qualitative) 105473-3 How often did doctors or other health providers ask you to describe how you were going to follow these instructions 12 months (qualitative) 105474-1 Did you have to fill out or sign any forms at a doctor or other health provider office 12 months (qualitative) 105475-8 How often were you offered help in filling out a form at the doctors or other health providers office 12 months (qualitative) 105476-6 How often did doctors or other health professionals explain things in a way that was easy to understand 12 months (qualitative) 105477-4 How often did doctors or other health professionals listen carefully to you 12 months (qualitative) 105478-2 How often did doctors or other health professionals show respect for what you had to say 12 months (qualitative) 105479-0 How often did doctors or other health professionals spend enough time with you 12 months (qualitative) 105480-8 Did you make any appointments to see a specialist 12 months (qualitative) 105481-6 How often did you get an appointment to see a specialist as soon as you needed 12 months (qualitative) 105482-4 Who completed this form (qualitative) 105483-2 If someone else, what is person's relationship to the person named on the front of this form (qualitative) 105484-0 Diabetic patient's goal is to have his blood sugar between 80 and 150 in the morning (qualitative) 105486-5 Patient has a pain rating of 5 on a pain scale of 1 (no pain) to 10 (worst possible pain), pain has improved 1D later, now, what pain rating might the patient have (qualitative) 105487-3 A patient was given a new medicine and handout showing the chance of the side effects will occur and the side effects that the patient will least likely to get (qualitative) 105488-1 Percentage blockage with highest chance of a heart attack (qualitative) 105489-9 Order to not take more than 3 grams of Tylenol and each Tylenol pill is 500 milligrams (mg) the highest number of pills can be taken in 1d (qualitative) 105490-7 A medical study will randomly assign equally medicine A or medicine B to 300 people about how many are expected to get medicine A (qualitative) 105491-5 The chance of having a heart attack increases as people age and if they smoke and the chance of a heart attack increases 10% over the next 10 years (qualitative) 105492-3 The chance of a serious side effect of a new blood pressure medication is 0.5% so what is the number that is expected to have a serious side effect (qualitative) 105493-1 Men who are tested for prostate cancer using the PSA (prostate specific antigen) test, about 30% who have an abnormal PSA turn out not to have cancer (qualitative) 105494-9 Number of patients who have stage 2 breast cancer the chance that the breast cancer will come back is 10% over the next 10Y (qualitative) 105495-6 A study of chemotherapy decreased the risk of dying from colon cancer (qualitative, about 30%. and was 95% sure that the expected range of benefit was between 10% and 50%) 105496-4 Arthritis study in patients found that medicine A decreased arthritis pain 10% more often than medicine B (qualitative) 105497-2 Likelihood that a new diabetic medicine that led to blood sugar control in 8% more patients than the old diabetic medicine was due to chance alone (qualitative) 105498-0 Results of a randomized controlled trial will be more reliable if a larger number of people are in the study (qualitative) 105499-8 Patients who have exercise habits and followed them over time 3 times a week or more lived an average of 2Y longer than those who did not 3 weeks (qualitative) 105500-3 Percentage of adults in the 40-49 year old age group with diabetes 105501-1 For temperature above 102.5 F. go to the hospital and for temperatures below 102.5 F. take tylenol and rest (qualitative) 105502-9 Using the provided nutritional label how many calories would be consumed if the ate 2 cups of food (qualitative) 105503-7 Chance of surviving 3 years after breast cancer diagnosis (qualitative) 105504-5 The Level of health numeracy score number shows the chance of having a cancer medication side effect (qualitative) 105505-2 Has a doctor or nurse ever said that you have high blood cholesterol (qualitative) 105507-8 Have you ever taken medication for high blood cholesterol (qualitative) 105508-6 Age at which you began taking medicine for this 105509-4 Was blood requested for lipid profile (qualitative) 105510-2 Was consent given (qualitative) 105511-0 Was blood drawn successfully (qualitative) 105512-8 Date blood drawn for lipid profile 105513-6 Time blood drawn for lipid profile 105514-4 Total cholesterol from lipid profile (qualitative) 105515-1