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12.17.7 Resource ServiceRequest - Examples

Orders and Observations Work GroupMaturity Level: N/AStandards Status: InformativeSecurity Category: Patient Compartments: Device, Encounter, Patient, Practitioner, RelatedPerson

An introduction to this page as well as proper examples are to be submitted shortly.

Example NameidFormat
Lipid Panel OrderlipidXMLJSONTurtle
CT Scan orderdiXMLJSONTurtle
Free T4 Add on Orderft4XMLJSONTurtle
An example of a Head CT procedureexampleXMLJSONTurtle
Example with sub-requests derived from the requestsubrequestXMLJSONTurtle
An example of an order for home physiotherapyphysiotherapyXMLJSONTurtle
An example of an order to not turn a patientdo-not-turnXMLJSONTurtle
Part of an exercise planbenchpressXMLJSONTurtle
Example of an order for an implantexample-implantXMLJSONTurtle
Example of an order for anambulation procedureambulationXMLJSONTurtle
Example of an order for a biopsy procedure that was part of a colonoscopycolon-biopsyXMLJSONTurtle
Example of an order for a colonoscopy procedure with complicationcolonoscopyXMLJSONTurtle
Example of an order for an appendectomy procedure that is primarily narrativeappendectomy-narrativeXMLJSONTurtle
Example of an order for an obstetric procedureobXMLJSONTurtle
Example of an order for an physical therapy evaluation procedurephysical-therapyXMLJSONTurtle
Example of an order for patient educationeducationXMLJSONTurtle
An example of a Myringotomy referral requestmyringotomyXMLJSONTurtle
Order for mechanical ventilation with order detailsventXMLJSONTurtle
PGx Phenotype exampleexample-pgxXMLJSONTurtlefor Profile ServiceRequest-Genetics
Order for ABCB4 gene mutation analysisog-example1XMLJSONTurtlefor Profile ServiceRequest-Genetics
 

Usage note: every effort has been made to ensure that the examples are correct and useful, but they are not a normative part of the specification.