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Descriptions:
| Term | description type | Language/acceptability | Language/acceptability | Case Significance |
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| [Accidental/Intentional] Poisoning caused by [agent] due to [event] (disorder) | FSN | us:P | gb:P | ci |
| [Accidental/Intentional] Poisoning caused by [agent] due to [event] | SYN | us:P | gb:P | ci |
| [Accidental/Intentional] [Agent] poisoning due to [event] | SYN | us:A | gb:A | ci |
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| Scg expression |
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75478009 |Poisoning (disorder)|:
[[~0..1]] {[[~0..1]] 263502005 |Clinical course (attribute)| = [[ +id ( < 288524001 |Courses (qualifier value)| ) @course]]},
[[~0..1]] {[[~0..1]] 42752001 |Due to (attribute)| = [[ +id ( < 272379006 |Event (event)| ) @dueto ]]},
[[~0..2 @rolegroup]] {
[[~1..1]] 246075003 |Causative agent (attribute)| = [[+id (( << 105590001 |Substance (substance)| OR << 373873005 |Pharmaceutical / biologic product (product)|) OR << 410607006 |Organism (organism)| ) @causative]],
[[~0..1]] 363698007 |Finding site (attribute)| = [[+id ( << 123037004 |Body structure (body structure)| ) ]],
[[~0..1]] 370135005 |Pathological process (attribute)| = [[+id ( << 308489006 |Pathological process (qualifier value)| ) ]],
[[~0..1]] 116676008 |Associated morphology (attribute)| = [[+id ( << 49755003 |Morphologically abnormal structure (morphologic abnormality)| ) ]]} |
Note:
- Pathological process is added to include content under food poisoning.
- Addition of other attributes such as "246454002 |Occurrence (attribute)|, 363714003 |Interprets (attribute)|, and 363713009 |Has interpretation (attribute)| was considered. However, they were not added due to the very low number of concepts defined by them. Same consideration was applied to expanding the range for 42752001 |Due to (attribute)| to include 71388002 |Procedure (procedure)|,
and/or 64572001 |Disease (disorder)| i.e. they were not added as valid values for due to attribute because only a very small number of concepts are defined by them.
Link to the misaligned concept report
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/1hL_nRtRpDkK2Ws4VkzbmV5lISyw6CnZ_ZTL781poG7I/edit#gid=01G-cOv78CFHDprzBYWvb8b2WRCu-PsNxp-0vlzG716nQ/edit
Rules for generating descriptions:
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Hierarchy | Concept type | Allowed | Exception | Examples and Notes |
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| Substance | Base | yes | none | Poisoning concepts representing a substance base should be modeled using a Causative agent that is a descendant of 105590001 |Substance (substance)|. Examples:
Classification results are expected to be consistent with the modeling of the concept selected as the Causative agent in the Substance hierarchy. |
| Substance | Modification | no | yes | Poisoning concepts representing a substance modification should be modeled using a Causative agent that is a descendant of 105590001 |Substance (substance)|. Concepts representing substance modifications are exceptions and may be included if the poisoning profile is significantly different from the substance base. Exception examples:
Examples:
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| Substance | Structure grouper | yes | none | Poisoning concepts representing a structure grouper should be modeled using a Causative agent that is a descendant of 105590001 |Substance (substance)|. Examples:
Classification results are expected to be consistent with the modeling of the concept selected as the Causative agent in the Substance hierarchy. |
| Substance | Disposition grouper | yes | none | Poisoning concepts representing a disposition grouper should be modeled using a Causative agent that is a descendant of 105590001 |Substance (substance)|. Examples:
Classification results are expected to reflect that the adverse reaction concepts are descendants of the appropriate disposition grouper based on the modeling of the 726542003 |Has disposition (attribute)| attribute in the substance hierarchy. |
| Substance | Role grouper | no | none | Currently poisoning Poisoning concepts representing a role Role grouper are should be modeled using a Causative agent that is a descendant of 105590001 |Substance (substance)|. Note that role groupers will be transitioned to the 763158003 |Medicinal product (product)| hierarchy in a future release Example:
Classification results are expected to reflect that the adverse reaction concepts are descendants of the appropriate disposition grouper based on the modeling of the 726542003 |Has disposition (attribute)| attribute in the substance hierarchy. |
| Product | Structure grouper | no | none | No use case has been identified for use of this concept type for modeling in this subhierarchy. Medicinal product-containing concepts can be used for modeling in this subhierarchy. |
| Product | Disposition grouper | no | none | No use case has been identified for use of this concept type for modeling in this subhierarchy. Medicinal product-containing concepts can be used for modeling in this subhierarchy. |
| Product | Role grouper | yes | none | Examples to be added - pending implementation of roles and products as causative agents |
| Product | Medicinal product-containing | yes | none | Examples to be added - pending implementation of roles and products as causative agents |
| Product | Medicinal product-only | no | none | No use case has been identified for use of this concept type for modeling in this subhierarchy. Medicinal product-containing concepts can be used for modeling in this subhierarchy. |
| Product | Medicinal product form-containing | no | none | No use case has been identified for use of this concept type for modeling in this subhierarchy. Medicinal product form-containing concepts can be used for modeling in this subhierarchy. |
| Product | Medicinal product form-only | no | none | No use case has been identified for use of this concept type for modeling in this subhierarchy. Medicinal product form-containing concepts can be used for modeling in this subhierarchy. |
| Product | Clinical drug | no | none | No use case has been identified for use of this concept type for modeling in this subhierarchy. Medicinal product form-containing concepts can be used for modeling in this subhierarchy. |
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