Vital

BloodPressure [Entry]

The force of circulating blood on the walls of the arteries. 55284-4

Based On VitalSign

Value:  _Value
BodySite	must be from BloodPressureBodySiteVS	optional	A location or structure in the body, including tissues, regions, cavities, and spaces, for example, right elbow, or left ventricle of the heart.
FindingMethod	must be from BloodPressureMethodVS	optional	The technique used to create the finding, for example, the specific imaging technical, lab test code, or assessment vehicle.
ObservationQualifier	must be from BloodPressureQualifierVS	0 or more	A description of the conditions or context of an observation, for example, under sedation, fasting or post-exercise. Body position and body site are also qualifiers, but handled separately. A qualifier cannot modify the measurement type; for example, a fasting blood sugar is still a blood sugar.
ObservationCode	is 55284-4	required	A code that represents what the finding concerns, for example, the subject's height, blood pressure, disease status, wound dimensions, diabetes risk, etc. Although named ObservationCode, in different contexts the same attribute might be more naturally referred to as a property, observable, or test code. In assertions (observations without an explicit question), the observation code is defaulted to a value representing 'assertion'.
HeadTiltAngle		optional	The angle at which the head is tilted relative to a level position while physiologic tests are taken.
ObservationComponent	includes optional SystolicPressure includes optional DiastolicPressure	0 or more	A simplified, non-separable observation consisting of a observation code, value (or value absent reason), reference range, and interpretation. The subject of the observation component is the same as in the parent observation.
Subject		required	The person or thing that this entry relates to, usually the Person of Record. However, not all entries have health information specifically about the patient, but in different contexts, could refer to a fetus, family member (living or dead), device, location, organization, finding, condition, or intervention.
Category	includes vital-signs	1 or more	A class or division of people or things having particular shared characteristics
ValueAbsentReason		optional	Provides a reason why the value of the observation is missing, if it is expected (some observations are not expected to have a value).
ClinicallyRelevantTime		optional	The time or time period that the finding addresses. The clinically relevant time is not necessarily when the information is gathered or when a test is carried out, but for example, when a specimen was collected, or the time period referred to by the question. Use a TimePeriod for a measurement or specimen collection continued over a significant period of time (e.g. 24 hour Urine Sodium).
FindingStatus		required	Indicates whether the finding is preliminary, amended, final, etc..
ChangeFlag		optional	Indicator of significant change (delta) from the last or previous measurement.
Details		optional	An text note containing additional details, explanation, description, comment, or summarization. Details can discuss, support, explain changes to, or dispute information.
Interpretation		optional	A clinical interpretation of a finding.
Specimen		optional	Sample for analysis
Device		optional	A specific durable physical device used in diagnosis or treatment. The value is the coding for a type of device, for example, a CPAP machine. The same device might be used on multiple patients.
ReferenceRange		0 or more	The usual or acceptable range for a test result.
Members		required	Members represent the elements of a group of a related but independent observations. Examples are the measurements that compose a complete blood count (CBC), or the elements of a pathology report. Each member is an independent observation, but the grouping reflects a composite lab order, shared specimen, or a single report author. Typically the Category and Reason are not given for individual findings that are part of the panel, but rather given at the level of the panel itself.
FocalSubject		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
FocalSubjectReference		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
Evidence		0 or more	A symptom, observation, or other item, for example, a radiology report, that serves as evidence for the current assessment.
RelatedEncounter		optional	If content was generated during a patient encounter, related encounter is the encounter where the information was gained.
Author		optional	The person or organization who created the entry and is responsible for (and may certify) the content.
Informant		optional	The person or entity that provided the information in the entry, as distinct from who created the entry, e.g. the subject (patient), medical professional, family member, device or software program.

BodyHeight [Entry]

The distance from the sole to the crown of the head. 8302-2

Based On VitalSign

Value:  Quantity	Units is cm (cm)		A quantity with units, whose value may be bounded from above or below, as defined in FHIR
ObservationCode	is 8302-2	required	A code that represents what the finding concerns, for example, the subject's height, blood pressure, disease status, wound dimensions, diabetes risk, etc. Although named ObservationCode, in different contexts the same attribute might be more naturally referred to as a property, observable, or test code. In assertions (observations without an explicit question), the observation code is defaulted to a value representing 'assertion'.
ObservationQualifier	must be from BodyHeightQualifierVS	0 or more	A description of the conditions or context of an observation, for example, under sedation, fasting or post-exercise. Body position and body site are also qualifiers, but handled separately. A qualifier cannot modify the measurement type; for example, a fasting blood sugar is still a blood sugar.
Subject		required	The person or thing that this entry relates to, usually the Person of Record. However, not all entries have health information specifically about the patient, but in different contexts, could refer to a fetus, family member (living or dead), device, location, organization, finding, condition, or intervention.
Category	includes vital-signs	1 or more	A class or division of people or things having particular shared characteristics
ValueAbsentReason		optional	Provides a reason why the value of the observation is missing, if it is expected (some observations are not expected to have a value).
ClinicallyRelevantTime		optional	The time or time period that the finding addresses. The clinically relevant time is not necessarily when the information is gathered or when a test is carried out, but for example, when a specimen was collected, or the time period referred to by the question. Use a TimePeriod for a measurement or specimen collection continued over a significant period of time (e.g. 24 hour Urine Sodium).
FindingStatus		required	Indicates whether the finding is preliminary, amended, final, etc..
BodySite		optional	A location or structure in the body, including tissues, regions, cavities, and spaces, for example, right elbow, or left ventricle of the heart.
ChangeFlag		optional	Indicator of significant change (delta) from the last or previous measurement.
Details		optional	An text note containing additional details, explanation, description, comment, or summarization. Details can discuss, support, explain changes to, or dispute information.
Interpretation		optional	A clinical interpretation of a finding.
Specimen		optional	Sample for analysis
Device		optional	A specific durable physical device used in diagnosis or treatment. The value is the coding for a type of device, for example, a CPAP machine. The same device might be used on multiple patients.
ReferenceRange		0 or more	The usual or acceptable range for a test result.
ObservationComponent		0 or more	A simplified, non-separable observation consisting of a observation code, value (or value absent reason), reference range, and interpretation. The subject of the observation component is the same as in the parent observation.
Members		required	Members represent the elements of a group of a related but independent observations. Examples are the measurements that compose a complete blood count (CBC), or the elements of a pathology report. Each member is an independent observation, but the grouping reflects a composite lab order, shared specimen, or a single report author. Typically the Category and Reason are not given for individual findings that are part of the panel, but rather given at the level of the panel itself.
FocalSubject		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
FocalSubjectReference		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
FindingMethod		optional	The technique used to create the finding, for example, the specific imaging technical, lab test code, or assessment vehicle.
Evidence		0 or more	A symptom, observation, or other item, for example, a radiology report, that serves as evidence for the current assessment.
RelatedEncounter		optional	If content was generated during a patient encounter, related encounter is the encounter where the information was gained.
Author		optional	The person or organization who created the entry and is responsible for (and may certify) the content.
Informant		optional	The person or entity that provided the information in the entry, as distinct from who created the entry, e.g. the subject (patient), medical professional, family member, device or software program.

BodyLength [Entry]

The distance from the sole of the foot to the crown of the head, lying down (typically 0-2 years). 8306-3

Based On BodyHeight

Value:  Quantity	Units is cm (cm)		A quantity with units, whose value may be bounded from above or below, as defined in FHIR
ObservationCode	is 8306-3	required	A code that represents what the finding concerns, for example, the subject's height, blood pressure, disease status, wound dimensions, diabetes risk, etc. Although named ObservationCode, in different contexts the same attribute might be more naturally referred to as a property, observable, or test code. In assertions (observations without an explicit question), the observation code is defaulted to a value representing 'assertion'.
ObservationQualifier	must be from BodyHeightQualifierVS	0 or more	A description of the conditions or context of an observation, for example, under sedation, fasting or post-exercise. Body position and body site are also qualifiers, but handled separately. A qualifier cannot modify the measurement type; for example, a fasting blood sugar is still a blood sugar.
Subject		required	The person or thing that this entry relates to, usually the Person of Record. However, not all entries have health information specifically about the patient, but in different contexts, could refer to a fetus, family member (living or dead), device, location, organization, finding, condition, or intervention.
Category	includes vital-signs	1 or more	A class or division of people or things having particular shared characteristics
ValueAbsentReason		optional	Provides a reason why the value of the observation is missing, if it is expected (some observations are not expected to have a value).
ClinicallyRelevantTime		optional	The time or time period that the finding addresses. The clinically relevant time is not necessarily when the information is gathered or when a test is carried out, but for example, when a specimen was collected, or the time period referred to by the question. Use a TimePeriod for a measurement or specimen collection continued over a significant period of time (e.g. 24 hour Urine Sodium).
FindingStatus		required	Indicates whether the finding is preliminary, amended, final, etc..
BodySite		optional	A location or structure in the body, including tissues, regions, cavities, and spaces, for example, right elbow, or left ventricle of the heart.
ChangeFlag		optional	Indicator of significant change (delta) from the last or previous measurement.
Details		optional	An text note containing additional details, explanation, description, comment, or summarization. Details can discuss, support, explain changes to, or dispute information.
Interpretation		optional	A clinical interpretation of a finding.
Specimen		optional	Sample for analysis
Device		optional	A specific durable physical device used in diagnosis or treatment. The value is the coding for a type of device, for example, a CPAP machine. The same device might be used on multiple patients.
ReferenceRange		0 or more	The usual or acceptable range for a test result.
ObservationComponent		0 or more	A simplified, non-separable observation consisting of a observation code, value (or value absent reason), reference range, and interpretation. The subject of the observation component is the same as in the parent observation.
Members		required	Members represent the elements of a group of a related but independent observations. Examples are the measurements that compose a complete blood count (CBC), or the elements of a pathology report. Each member is an independent observation, but the grouping reflects a composite lab order, shared specimen, or a single report author. Typically the Category and Reason are not given for individual findings that are part of the panel, but rather given at the level of the panel itself.
FocalSubject		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
FocalSubjectReference		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
FindingMethod		optional	The technique used to create the finding, for example, the specific imaging technical, lab test code, or assessment vehicle.
Evidence		0 or more	A symptom, observation, or other item, for example, a radiology report, that serves as evidence for the current assessment.
RelatedEncounter		optional	If content was generated during a patient encounter, related encounter is the encounter where the information was gained.
Author		optional	The person or organization who created the entry and is responsible for (and may certify) the content.
Informant		optional	The person or entity that provided the information in the entry, as distinct from who created the entry, e.g. the subject (patient), medical professional, family member, device or software program.

BodyMassIndex [Entry]

A general indicator of the body fat an individual is carrying based upon the ratio of weight to height. 39156-5

Based On VitalSign

Value:  Quantity	Units is kg/m2 (kg/m2)		A quantity with units, whose value may be bounded from above or below, as defined in FHIR
ObservationCode	from http://hl7.org/fhir/ValueSet/observation-vitalsignresult (if covered)	required	A code that represents what the finding concerns, for example, the subject's height, blood pressure, disease status, wound dimensions, diabetes risk, etc. Although named ObservationCode, in different contexts the same attribute might be more naturally referred to as a property, observable, or test code. In assertions (observations without an explicit question), the observation code is defaulted to a value representing 'assertion'.
Subject		required	The person or thing that this entry relates to, usually the Person of Record. However, not all entries have health information specifically about the patient, but in different contexts, could refer to a fetus, family member (living or dead), device, location, organization, finding, condition, or intervention.
Category	includes vital-signs	1 or more	A class or division of people or things having particular shared characteristics
ValueAbsentReason		optional	Provides a reason why the value of the observation is missing, if it is expected (some observations are not expected to have a value).
ClinicallyRelevantTime		optional	The time or time period that the finding addresses. The clinically relevant time is not necessarily when the information is gathered or when a test is carried out, but for example, when a specimen was collected, or the time period referred to by the question. Use a TimePeriod for a measurement or specimen collection continued over a significant period of time (e.g. 24 hour Urine Sodium).
FindingStatus		required	Indicates whether the finding is preliminary, amended, final, etc..
BodySite		optional	A location or structure in the body, including tissues, regions, cavities, and spaces, for example, right elbow, or left ventricle of the heart.
ChangeFlag		optional	Indicator of significant change (delta) from the last or previous measurement.
Details		optional	An text note containing additional details, explanation, description, comment, or summarization. Details can discuss, support, explain changes to, or dispute information.
Interpretation		optional	A clinical interpretation of a finding.
ObservationQualifier		0 or more	A description of the conditions or context of an observation, for example, under sedation, fasting or post-exercise. Body position and body site are also qualifiers, but handled separately. A qualifier cannot modify the measurement type; for example, a fasting blood sugar is still a blood sugar.
Specimen		optional	Sample for analysis
Device		optional	A specific durable physical device used in diagnosis or treatment. The value is the coding for a type of device, for example, a CPAP machine. The same device might be used on multiple patients.
ReferenceRange		0 or more	The usual or acceptable range for a test result.
ObservationComponent		0 or more	A simplified, non-separable observation consisting of a observation code, value (or value absent reason), reference range, and interpretation. The subject of the observation component is the same as in the parent observation.
Members		required	Members represent the elements of a group of a related but independent observations. Examples are the measurements that compose a complete blood count (CBC), or the elements of a pathology report. Each member is an independent observation, but the grouping reflects a composite lab order, shared specimen, or a single report author. Typically the Category and Reason are not given for individual findings that are part of the panel, but rather given at the level of the panel itself.
FocalSubject		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
FocalSubjectReference		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
FindingMethod		optional	The technique used to create the finding, for example, the specific imaging technical, lab test code, or assessment vehicle.
Evidence		0 or more	A symptom, observation, or other item, for example, a radiology report, that serves as evidence for the current assessment.
RelatedEncounter		optional	If content was generated during a patient encounter, related encounter is the encounter where the information was gained.
Author		optional	The person or organization who created the entry and is responsible for (and may certify) the content.
Informant		optional	The person or entity that provided the information in the entry, as distinct from who created the entry, e.g. the subject (patient), medical professional, family member, device or software program.

BodyTemperature [Entry]

The measure of the level of heat in a human or animal. 8310-5

Based On VitalSign

Value:  Quantity	Units is C (Cel)		A quantity with units, whose value may be bounded from above or below, as defined in FHIR
ObservationCode	is 8310-5	required	A code that represents what the finding concerns, for example, the subject's height, blood pressure, disease status, wound dimensions, diabetes risk, etc. Although named ObservationCode, in different contexts the same attribute might be more naturally referred to as a property, observable, or test code. In assertions (observations without an explicit question), the observation code is defaulted to a value representing 'assertion'.
BodySite	must be from BodyTemperatureBodySiteVS	optional	A location or structure in the body, including tissues, regions, cavities, and spaces, for example, right elbow, or left ventricle of the heart.
ObservationQualifier	must be from BodyTemperatureQualifierVS	0 or more	A description of the conditions or context of an observation, for example, under sedation, fasting or post-exercise. Body position and body site are also qualifiers, but handled separately. A qualifier cannot modify the measurement type; for example, a fasting blood sugar is still a blood sugar.
Subject		required	The person or thing that this entry relates to, usually the Person of Record. However, not all entries have health information specifically about the patient, but in different contexts, could refer to a fetus, family member (living or dead), device, location, organization, finding, condition, or intervention.
Category	includes vital-signs	1 or more	A class or division of people or things having particular shared characteristics
ValueAbsentReason		optional	Provides a reason why the value of the observation is missing, if it is expected (some observations are not expected to have a value).
ClinicallyRelevantTime		optional	The time or time period that the finding addresses. The clinically relevant time is not necessarily when the information is gathered or when a test is carried out, but for example, when a specimen was collected, or the time period referred to by the question. Use a TimePeriod for a measurement or specimen collection continued over a significant period of time (e.g. 24 hour Urine Sodium).
FindingStatus		required	Indicates whether the finding is preliminary, amended, final, etc..
ChangeFlag		optional	Indicator of significant change (delta) from the last or previous measurement.
Details		optional	An text note containing additional details, explanation, description, comment, or summarization. Details can discuss, support, explain changes to, or dispute information.
Interpretation		optional	A clinical interpretation of a finding.
Specimen		optional	Sample for analysis
Device		optional	A specific durable physical device used in diagnosis or treatment. The value is the coding for a type of device, for example, a CPAP machine. The same device might be used on multiple patients.
ReferenceRange		0 or more	The usual or acceptable range for a test result.
ObservationComponent		0 or more	A simplified, non-separable observation consisting of a observation code, value (or value absent reason), reference range, and interpretation. The subject of the observation component is the same as in the parent observation.
Members		required	Members represent the elements of a group of a related but independent observations. Examples are the measurements that compose a complete blood count (CBC), or the elements of a pathology report. Each member is an independent observation, but the grouping reflects a composite lab order, shared specimen, or a single report author. Typically the Category and Reason are not given for individual findings that are part of the panel, but rather given at the level of the panel itself.
FocalSubject		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
FocalSubjectReference		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
FindingMethod		optional	The technique used to create the finding, for example, the specific imaging technical, lab test code, or assessment vehicle.
Evidence		0 or more	A symptom, observation, or other item, for example, a radiology report, that serves as evidence for the current assessment.
RelatedEncounter		optional	If content was generated during a patient encounter, related encounter is the encounter where the information was gained.
Author		optional	The person or organization who created the entry and is responsible for (and may certify) the content.
Informant		optional	The person or entity that provided the information in the entry, as distinct from who created the entry, e.g. the subject (patient), medical professional, family member, device or software program.

BodyWeight [Entry]

The mass or quantity of heaviness of an individual. Does not include estimates of fetal bodyweight. 29463-7

Based On VitalSign

Value:  Quantity	Units is kg (kg)		A quantity with units, whose value may be bounded from above or below, as defined in FHIR
ObservationCode	is 29463-7	required	A code that represents what the finding concerns, for example, the subject's height, blood pressure, disease status, wound dimensions, diabetes risk, etc. Although named ObservationCode, in different contexts the same attribute might be more naturally referred to as a property, observable, or test code. In assertions (observations without an explicit question), the observation code is defaulted to a value representing 'assertion'.
ObservationQualifier	must be from BodyWeightQualifierVS	0 or more	A description of the conditions or context of an observation, for example, under sedation, fasting or post-exercise. Body position and body site are also qualifiers, but handled separately. A qualifier cannot modify the measurement type; for example, a fasting blood sugar is still a blood sugar.
Subject		required	The person or thing that this entry relates to, usually the Person of Record. However, not all entries have health information specifically about the patient, but in different contexts, could refer to a fetus, family member (living or dead), device, location, organization, finding, condition, or intervention.
Category	includes vital-signs	1 or more	A class or division of people or things having particular shared characteristics
ValueAbsentReason		optional	Provides a reason why the value of the observation is missing, if it is expected (some observations are not expected to have a value).
ClinicallyRelevantTime		optional	The time or time period that the finding addresses. The clinically relevant time is not necessarily when the information is gathered or when a test is carried out, but for example, when a specimen was collected, or the time period referred to by the question. Use a TimePeriod for a measurement or specimen collection continued over a significant period of time (e.g. 24 hour Urine Sodium).
FindingStatus		required	Indicates whether the finding is preliminary, amended, final, etc..
BodySite		optional	A location or structure in the body, including tissues, regions, cavities, and spaces, for example, right elbow, or left ventricle of the heart.
ChangeFlag		optional	Indicator of significant change (delta) from the last or previous measurement.
Details		optional	An text note containing additional details, explanation, description, comment, or summarization. Details can discuss, support, explain changes to, or dispute information.
Interpretation		optional	A clinical interpretation of a finding.
Specimen		optional	Sample for analysis
Device		optional	A specific durable physical device used in diagnosis or treatment. The value is the coding for a type of device, for example, a CPAP machine. The same device might be used on multiple patients.
ReferenceRange		0 or more	The usual or acceptable range for a test result.
ObservationComponent		0 or more	A simplified, non-separable observation consisting of a observation code, value (or value absent reason), reference range, and interpretation. The subject of the observation component is the same as in the parent observation.
Members		required	Members represent the elements of a group of a related but independent observations. Examples are the measurements that compose a complete blood count (CBC), or the elements of a pathology report. Each member is an independent observation, but the grouping reflects a composite lab order, shared specimen, or a single report author. Typically the Category and Reason are not given for individual findings that are part of the panel, but rather given at the level of the panel itself.
FocalSubject		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
FocalSubjectReference		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
FindingMethod		optional	The technique used to create the finding, for example, the specific imaging technical, lab test code, or assessment vehicle.
Evidence		0 or more	A symptom, observation, or other item, for example, a radiology report, that serves as evidence for the current assessment.
RelatedEncounter		optional	If content was generated during a patient encounter, related encounter is the encounter where the information was gained.
Author		optional	The person or organization who created the entry and is responsible for (and may certify) the content.
Informant		optional	The person or entity that provided the information in the entry, as distinct from who created the entry, e.g. the subject (patient), medical professional, family member, device or software program.

DiastolicPressure

The blood pressure after the contraction of the heart while the chambers of the heart refill with blood, when the pressure is lowest. 8462-4

Based On ObservationComponent

Value:  Quantity	Units is mmHg (mm[Hg])		A quantity with units, whose value may be bounded from above or below, as defined in FHIR
ObservationCode	is 8462-4	required	A code that represents what the finding concerns, for example, the subject's height, blood pressure, disease status, wound dimensions, diabetes risk, etc. Although named ObservationCode, in different contexts the same attribute might be more naturally referred to as a property, observable, or test code. In assertions (observations without an explicit question), the observation code is defaulted to a value representing 'assertion'.
ValueAbsentReason		optional	Provides a reason why the value of the observation is missing, if it is expected (some observations are not expected to have a value).
Interpretation		optional	A clinical interpretation of a finding.
ReferenceRange		0 or more	The usual or acceptable range for a test result.

HeadCircumference [Entry]

Circumference of the head (typically 0-2 years). 8287-5

Based On VitalSign

Value:  Quantity	Units is cm (cm)		A quantity with units, whose value may be bounded from above or below, as defined in FHIR
ObservationCode	is 8287-5	required	A code that represents what the finding concerns, for example, the subject's height, blood pressure, disease status, wound dimensions, diabetes risk, etc. Although named ObservationCode, in different contexts the same attribute might be more naturally referred to as a property, observable, or test code. In assertions (observations without an explicit question), the observation code is defaulted to a value representing 'assertion'.
Subject		required	The person or thing that this entry relates to, usually the Person of Record. However, not all entries have health information specifically about the patient, but in different contexts, could refer to a fetus, family member (living or dead), device, location, organization, finding, condition, or intervention.
Category	includes vital-signs	1 or more	A class or division of people or things having particular shared characteristics
ValueAbsentReason		optional	Provides a reason why the value of the observation is missing, if it is expected (some observations are not expected to have a value).
ClinicallyRelevantTime		optional	The time or time period that the finding addresses. The clinically relevant time is not necessarily when the information is gathered or when a test is carried out, but for example, when a specimen was collected, or the time period referred to by the question. Use a TimePeriod for a measurement or specimen collection continued over a significant period of time (e.g. 24 hour Urine Sodium).
FindingStatus		required	Indicates whether the finding is preliminary, amended, final, etc..
BodySite		optional	A location or structure in the body, including tissues, regions, cavities, and spaces, for example, right elbow, or left ventricle of the heart.
ChangeFlag		optional	Indicator of significant change (delta) from the last or previous measurement.
Details		optional	An text note containing additional details, explanation, description, comment, or summarization. Details can discuss, support, explain changes to, or dispute information.
Interpretation		optional	A clinical interpretation of a finding.
ObservationQualifier		0 or more	A description of the conditions or context of an observation, for example, under sedation, fasting or post-exercise. Body position and body site are also qualifiers, but handled separately. A qualifier cannot modify the measurement type; for example, a fasting blood sugar is still a blood sugar.
Specimen		optional	Sample for analysis
Device		optional	A specific durable physical device used in diagnosis or treatment. The value is the coding for a type of device, for example, a CPAP machine. The same device might be used on multiple patients.
ReferenceRange		0 or more	The usual or acceptable range for a test result.
ObservationComponent		0 or more	A simplified, non-separable observation consisting of a observation code, value (or value absent reason), reference range, and interpretation. The subject of the observation component is the same as in the parent observation.
Members		required	Members represent the elements of a group of a related but independent observations. Examples are the measurements that compose a complete blood count (CBC), or the elements of a pathology report. Each member is an independent observation, but the grouping reflects a composite lab order, shared specimen, or a single report author. Typically the Category and Reason are not given for individual findings that are part of the panel, but rather given at the level of the panel itself.
FocalSubject		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
FocalSubjectReference		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
FindingMethod		optional	The technique used to create the finding, for example, the specific imaging technical, lab test code, or assessment vehicle.
Evidence		0 or more	A symptom, observation, or other item, for example, a radiology report, that serves as evidence for the current assessment.
RelatedEncounter		optional	If content was generated during a patient encounter, related encounter is the encounter where the information was gained.
Author		optional	The person or organization who created the entry and is responsible for (and may certify) the content.
Informant		optional	The person or entity that provided the information in the entry, as distinct from who created the entry, e.g. the subject (patient), medical professional, family member, device or software program.

HeadTiltAngle

The angle at which the head is tilted relative to a level position while physiologic tests are taken. 8360-0

Value:  Quantity

Units is deg (deg)

A quantity with units, whose value may be bounded from above or below, as defined in FHIR

HeartRate [Entry]

The number of times the heart ventricles contract per unit of time, usually per minute. 8867-4

Based On VitalSign

Value:  Quantity	Units is /min (/min)		A quantity with units, whose value may be bounded from above or below, as defined in FHIR
ObservationCode	is 8867-4	required	A code that represents what the finding concerns, for example, the subject's height, blood pressure, disease status, wound dimensions, diabetes risk, etc. Although named ObservationCode, in different contexts the same attribute might be more naturally referred to as a property, observable, or test code. In assertions (observations without an explicit question), the observation code is defaulted to a value representing 'assertion'.
ObservationQualifier	must be from HeartRateQualifierVS	0 or more	A description of the conditions or context of an observation, for example, under sedation, fasting or post-exercise. Body position and body site are also qualifiers, but handled separately. A qualifier cannot modify the measurement type; for example, a fasting blood sugar is still a blood sugar.
FindingMethod	must be from HeartRateMethodVS	optional	The technique used to create the finding, for example, the specific imaging technical, lab test code, or assessment vehicle.
Subject		required	The person or thing that this entry relates to, usually the Person of Record. However, not all entries have health information specifically about the patient, but in different contexts, could refer to a fetus, family member (living or dead), device, location, organization, finding, condition, or intervention.
Category	includes vital-signs	1 or more	A class or division of people or things having particular shared characteristics
ValueAbsentReason		optional	Provides a reason why the value of the observation is missing, if it is expected (some observations are not expected to have a value).
ClinicallyRelevantTime		optional	The time or time period that the finding addresses. The clinically relevant time is not necessarily when the information is gathered or when a test is carried out, but for example, when a specimen was collected, or the time period referred to by the question. Use a TimePeriod for a measurement or specimen collection continued over a significant period of time (e.g. 24 hour Urine Sodium).
FindingStatus		required	Indicates whether the finding is preliminary, amended, final, etc..
BodySite		optional	A location or structure in the body, including tissues, regions, cavities, and spaces, for example, right elbow, or left ventricle of the heart.
ChangeFlag		optional	Indicator of significant change (delta) from the last or previous measurement.
Details		optional	An text note containing additional details, explanation, description, comment, or summarization. Details can discuss, support, explain changes to, or dispute information.
Interpretation		optional	A clinical interpretation of a finding.
Specimen		optional	Sample for analysis
Device		optional	A specific durable physical device used in diagnosis or treatment. The value is the coding for a type of device, for example, a CPAP machine. The same device might be used on multiple patients.
ReferenceRange		0 or more	The usual or acceptable range for a test result.
ObservationComponent		0 or more	A simplified, non-separable observation consisting of a observation code, value (or value absent reason), reference range, and interpretation. The subject of the observation component is the same as in the parent observation.
Members		required	Members represent the elements of a group of a related but independent observations. Examples are the measurements that compose a complete blood count (CBC), or the elements of a pathology report. Each member is an independent observation, but the grouping reflects a composite lab order, shared specimen, or a single report author. Typically the Category and Reason are not given for individual findings that are part of the panel, but rather given at the level of the panel itself.
FocalSubject		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
FocalSubjectReference		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
Evidence		0 or more	A symptom, observation, or other item, for example, a radiology report, that serves as evidence for the current assessment.
RelatedEncounter		optional	If content was generated during a patient encounter, related encounter is the encounter where the information was gained.
Author		optional	The person or organization who created the entry and is responsible for (and may certify) the content.
Informant		optional	The person or entity that provided the information in the entry, as distinct from who created the entry, e.g. the subject (patient), medical professional, family member, device or software program.

OxygenSaturation [Entry]

Oxygen saturation in Arterial blood by Pulse oximetry. 59408-5

Based On VitalSign

Value:  Quantity	Units is % (%)		A quantity with units, whose value may be bounded from above or below, as defined in FHIR
ObservationCode	is 59408-5	required	A code that represents what the finding concerns, for example, the subject's height, blood pressure, disease status, wound dimensions, diabetes risk, etc. Although named ObservationCode, in different contexts the same attribute might be more naturally referred to as a property, observable, or test code. In assertions (observations without an explicit question), the observation code is defaulted to a value representing 'assertion'.
BodySite	must be from OxygenSaturationBodySiteVS	optional	A location or structure in the body, including tissues, regions, cavities, and spaces, for example, right elbow, or left ventricle of the heart.
Subject		required	The person or thing that this entry relates to, usually the Person of Record. However, not all entries have health information specifically about the patient, but in different contexts, could refer to a fetus, family member (living or dead), device, location, organization, finding, condition, or intervention.
Category	includes vital-signs	1 or more	A class or division of people or things having particular shared characteristics
ValueAbsentReason		optional	Provides a reason why the value of the observation is missing, if it is expected (some observations are not expected to have a value).
ClinicallyRelevantTime		optional	The time or time period that the finding addresses. The clinically relevant time is not necessarily when the information is gathered or when a test is carried out, but for example, when a specimen was collected, or the time period referred to by the question. Use a TimePeriod for a measurement or specimen collection continued over a significant period of time (e.g. 24 hour Urine Sodium).
FindingStatus		required	Indicates whether the finding is preliminary, amended, final, etc..
ChangeFlag		optional	Indicator of significant change (delta) from the last or previous measurement.
Details		optional	An text note containing additional details, explanation, description, comment, or summarization. Details can discuss, support, explain changes to, or dispute information.
Interpretation		optional	A clinical interpretation of a finding.
ObservationQualifier		0 or more	A description of the conditions or context of an observation, for example, under sedation, fasting or post-exercise. Body position and body site are also qualifiers, but handled separately. A qualifier cannot modify the measurement type; for example, a fasting blood sugar is still a blood sugar.
Specimen		optional	Sample for analysis
Device		optional	A specific durable physical device used in diagnosis or treatment. The value is the coding for a type of device, for example, a CPAP machine. The same device might be used on multiple patients.
ReferenceRange		0 or more	The usual or acceptable range for a test result.
ObservationComponent		0 or more	A simplified, non-separable observation consisting of a observation code, value (or value absent reason), reference range, and interpretation. The subject of the observation component is the same as in the parent observation.
Members		required	Members represent the elements of a group of a related but independent observations. Examples are the measurements that compose a complete blood count (CBC), or the elements of a pathology report. Each member is an independent observation, but the grouping reflects a composite lab order, shared specimen, or a single report author. Typically the Category and Reason are not given for individual findings that are part of the panel, but rather given at the level of the panel itself.
FocalSubject		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
FocalSubjectReference		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
FindingMethod		optional	The technique used to create the finding, for example, the specific imaging technical, lab test code, or assessment vehicle.
Evidence		0 or more	A symptom, observation, or other item, for example, a radiology report, that serves as evidence for the current assessment.
RelatedEncounter		optional	If content was generated during a patient encounter, related encounter is the encounter where the information was gained.
Author		optional	The person or organization who created the entry and is responsible for (and may certify) the content.
Informant		optional	The person or entity that provided the information in the entry, as distinct from who created the entry, e.g. the subject (patient), medical professional, family member, device or software program.

RespiratoryRate [Entry]

The rate of breathing (inhalation and exhalation) measured within in a unit time, expressed as breaths per minute. 9279-1

Based On VitalSign

Value:  Quantity	Units is /min (/min)		A quantity with units, whose value may be bounded from above or below, as defined in FHIR
ObservationCode	is 9279-1	required	A code that represents what the finding concerns, for example, the subject's height, blood pressure, disease status, wound dimensions, diabetes risk, etc. Although named ObservationCode, in different contexts the same attribute might be more naturally referred to as a property, observable, or test code. In assertions (observations without an explicit question), the observation code is defaulted to a value representing 'assertion'.
ObservationQualifier	must be from RespiratoryRateQualifierVS	0 or more	A description of the conditions or context of an observation, for example, under sedation, fasting or post-exercise. Body position and body site are also qualifiers, but handled separately. A qualifier cannot modify the measurement type; for example, a fasting blood sugar is still a blood sugar.
FindingMethod	must be from RespiratoryRateMethodVS	optional	The technique used to create the finding, for example, the specific imaging technical, lab test code, or assessment vehicle.
Subject		required	The person or thing that this entry relates to, usually the Person of Record. However, not all entries have health information specifically about the patient, but in different contexts, could refer to a fetus, family member (living or dead), device, location, organization, finding, condition, or intervention.
Category	includes vital-signs	1 or more	A class or division of people or things having particular shared characteristics
ValueAbsentReason		optional	Provides a reason why the value of the observation is missing, if it is expected (some observations are not expected to have a value).
ClinicallyRelevantTime		optional	The time or time period that the finding addresses. The clinically relevant time is not necessarily when the information is gathered or when a test is carried out, but for example, when a specimen was collected, or the time period referred to by the question. Use a TimePeriod for a measurement or specimen collection continued over a significant period of time (e.g. 24 hour Urine Sodium).
FindingStatus		required	Indicates whether the finding is preliminary, amended, final, etc..
BodySite		optional	A location or structure in the body, including tissues, regions, cavities, and spaces, for example, right elbow, or left ventricle of the heart.
ChangeFlag		optional	Indicator of significant change (delta) from the last or previous measurement.
Details		optional	An text note containing additional details, explanation, description, comment, or summarization. Details can discuss, support, explain changes to, or dispute information.
Interpretation		optional	A clinical interpretation of a finding.
Specimen		optional	Sample for analysis
Device		optional	A specific durable physical device used in diagnosis or treatment. The value is the coding for a type of device, for example, a CPAP machine. The same device might be used on multiple patients.
ReferenceRange		0 or more	The usual or acceptable range for a test result.
ObservationComponent		0 or more	A simplified, non-separable observation consisting of a observation code, value (or value absent reason), reference range, and interpretation. The subject of the observation component is the same as in the parent observation.
Members		required	Members represent the elements of a group of a related but independent observations. Examples are the measurements that compose a complete blood count (CBC), or the elements of a pathology report. Each member is an independent observation, but the grouping reflects a composite lab order, shared specimen, or a single report author. Typically the Category and Reason are not given for individual findings that are part of the panel, but rather given at the level of the panel itself.
FocalSubject		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
FocalSubjectReference		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
Evidence		0 or more	A symptom, observation, or other item, for example, a radiology report, that serves as evidence for the current assessment.
RelatedEncounter		optional	If content was generated during a patient encounter, related encounter is the encounter where the information was gained.
Author		optional	The person or organization who created the entry and is responsible for (and may certify) the content.
Informant		optional	The person or entity that provided the information in the entry, as distinct from who created the entry, e.g. the subject (patient), medical professional, family member, device or software program.

SystolicPressure

The blood pressure during the contraction of the left ventricle of the heart, when blood pressure is at its highest. 8480-6

Based On ObservationComponent

Value:  Quantity	Units is mmHg (mm[Hg])		A quantity with units, whose value may be bounded from above or below, as defined in FHIR
ObservationCode	is 8480-6	required	A code that represents what the finding concerns, for example, the subject's height, blood pressure, disease status, wound dimensions, diabetes risk, etc. Although named ObservationCode, in different contexts the same attribute might be more naturally referred to as a property, observable, or test code. In assertions (observations without an explicit question), the observation code is defaulted to a value representing 'assertion'.
ValueAbsentReason		optional	Provides a reason why the value of the observation is missing, if it is expected (some observations are not expected to have a value).
Interpretation		optional	A clinical interpretation of a finding.
ReferenceRange		0 or more	The usual or acceptable range for a test result.

VitalSign

No Description Vital Sign (8716-3)

Based On Observation

Value:  Quantity	must be from http://hl7.org/fhir/ValueSet/ucum-vitals-common		A quantity with units, whose value may be bounded from above or below, as defined in FHIR
ObservationCode	from http://hl7.org/fhir/ValueSet/observation-vitalsignresult (if covered)	required	A code that represents what the finding concerns, for example, the subject's height, blood pressure, disease status, wound dimensions, diabetes risk, etc. Although named ObservationCode, in different contexts the same attribute might be more naturally referred to as a property, observable, or test code. In assertions (observations without an explicit question), the observation code is defaulted to a value representing 'assertion'.
Subject		required	The person or thing that this entry relates to, usually the Person of Record. However, not all entries have health information specifically about the patient, but in different contexts, could refer to a fetus, family member (living or dead), device, location, organization, finding, condition, or intervention.
Category	includes vital-signs	1 or more	A class or division of people or things having particular shared characteristics
ValueAbsentReason		optional	Provides a reason why the value of the observation is missing, if it is expected (some observations are not expected to have a value).
ClinicallyRelevantTime		optional	The time or time period that the finding addresses. The clinically relevant time is not necessarily when the information is gathered or when a test is carried out, but for example, when a specimen was collected, or the time period referred to by the question. Use a TimePeriod for a measurement or specimen collection continued over a significant period of time (e.g. 24 hour Urine Sodium).
FindingStatus		required	Indicates whether the finding is preliminary, amended, final, etc..
BodySite		optional	A location or structure in the body, including tissues, regions, cavities, and spaces, for example, right elbow, or left ventricle of the heart.
ChangeFlag		optional	Indicator of significant change (delta) from the last or previous measurement.
Details		optional	An text note containing additional details, explanation, description, comment, or summarization. Details can discuss, support, explain changes to, or dispute information.
Interpretation		optional	A clinical interpretation of a finding.
ObservationQualifier		0 or more	A description of the conditions or context of an observation, for example, under sedation, fasting or post-exercise. Body position and body site are also qualifiers, but handled separately. A qualifier cannot modify the measurement type; for example, a fasting blood sugar is still a blood sugar.
Specimen		optional	Sample for analysis
Device		optional	A specific durable physical device used in diagnosis or treatment. The value is the coding for a type of device, for example, a CPAP machine. The same device might be used on multiple patients.
ReferenceRange		0 or more	The usual or acceptable range for a test result.
ObservationComponent		0 or more	A simplified, non-separable observation consisting of a observation code, value (or value absent reason), reference range, and interpretation. The subject of the observation component is the same as in the parent observation.
Members		required	Members represent the elements of a group of a related but independent observations. Examples are the measurements that compose a complete blood count (CBC), or the elements of a pathology report. Each member is an independent observation, but the grouping reflects a composite lab order, shared specimen, or a single report author. Typically the Category and Reason are not given for individual findings that are part of the panel, but rather given at the level of the panel itself.
FocalSubject		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
FocalSubjectReference		optional	For use when FHIR's subject does not allow the desired type of Subject in the Finding.Subject field.
FindingMethod		optional	The technique used to create the finding, for example, the specific imaging technical, lab test code, or assessment vehicle.
Evidence		0 or more	A symptom, observation, or other item, for example, a radiology report, that serves as evidence for the current assessment.
RelatedEncounter		optional	If content was generated during a patient encounter, related encounter is the encounter where the information was gained.
Author		optional	The person or organization who created the entry and is responsible for (and may certify) the content.
Informant		optional	The person or entity that provided the information in the entry, as distinct from who created the entry, e.g. the subject (patient), medical professional, family member, device or software program.