The results of the measurement are expressed using the following answer list.
LOINC Answer ID3 |
Answer Text4 |
---|---|
LA18592-8 | In range |
LA4259-3 | Borderline |
LA11884-6 | Indeterminate |
LA18593-6 | Out of range |
LA12430-7 | Out of range requiring further dried blood spot testing for at least one condition |
LA25817-0 | Out of range requiring immediate referral |
LA12431-5 | Out of range requiring immediate second-tier testing for at least one condition |
LA18594-4 | Out of range requiring deferred follow-up for at least one condition |
LA16204-2 | One or more tests pending |
LA16205-9 | Specimen unsatisfactory for at least one condition |
(No conditions are associated with the measurement.)
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LOINC Long Common Name — derived by the Logical Observation
Identifiers Names and Codes (LOINC®) Committee from the measurement's formal name by using
conventional names for analytes and procedures. The long common name eliminates the parts of the formal name
that are not needed to distinguish the test from related tests.
LOINC Number — the unique and permanent code assigned by the Logical Observation
Identifiers Names and Codes (LOINC®) Committee to identify the test measurement.
LOINC codes are unique for different test methods and different units of reporting to enable
interoperability and comparison of results from different labs. LOINC is a U.S. government standard for
electronic health information exchange of laboratory tests and other measurements in Interoperability
Specifications produced by the Healthcare Information Technology Standards Panel (HITSP).
LOINC answer ID — a code that identifies the specific answer choice for an analyte that has a fixed set of results.
Answer text — the specific answer choice for an analyte that has a fixed set of results.