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The following defining attributes correspond to the Specimen Attributes Summary table.

Specimen source identity 

Specimen source identity specifies the type of individual, group, or physical location from which a specimen is collected.

For example, 

Specimen source morphology

Specimen source morphology specifies the morphologic abnormality from which a specimen is obtained.

For example, 

Specimen source topography 

Specimen source topography specifies the body site from which a specimen is obtained.

For example, 

Specimen procedure 

Specimen procedure identifies the procedure by which a specimen is obtained.

For example, 

Specimen substance 

Specimen substance specifies the type of substance, pharmaceutical/biologic product, or physical object of which a specimen is comprised.

For example, 

Although Pharmaceutical / biologic product (product) and its descendants are considered valid values for the 370133003 |Specimen substance (attribute)| by the MRCM, they are not currently used as values for this attribute in the International Release. The only exception is 787859002 |Vaccine product (medicinal product)| and its descendants, which can be used as valid values for this attribute.



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