00317

Give Code

2007-10-26
Definition: This field identifies the medical substance or treatment that has been ordered to be given to the patient, as encoded by the pharmacy or treatment supplier; it is equivalent to OBR-4-universal service ID in function. In the RXE segment, this give code must be fully encoded. The dispense fields, which define the units and amount of what is to be issued to the patient (see RXE-10-dispense amount and RXE-11-dispense units below) do not necessarily correlate with the instructions of what amount is to be "given" or administered with each dose, and may or may not be specified with the order. For example, the "give" part of the order may convey the field-representation of give 250 mg of Ampicillin, while the request to dispense part of the order may convey issue 30 tablets of generic equivalent for this outpatient prescription.

The coding system used is conditional on both the nature of the medical substance or treatment ordered and site-specific implementation considerations. For vaccines, HL7 Table 0292 - Vaccines Administered is the preferred coding system. For non-vaccine products, the coding system may be a local implementation of User-defined Table 0479 - Pharmaceutical Substances or an external coding system. Examples of external coding systems include, but are not limited to, National Drug Codes (NDC), Medispan Generic Product Identifier (MGPI), Drug Descriptor Identifier (DDID), and other drug codes listed in HL7 Table 0396 - Coding Systems. The following examples illustrate some code tables other than User-defined Table 0479:

Length≤250
124 values
01DTP
02OPV
03MMR
04M/R
05measles
06rubella
07mumps
08Hep B, adolescent or pediatric
09Td (adult)
10IPV
11pertussis
12diphtheria antitoxin
13TIG
14IG, NOS
15influenza, split (incl. purified surface antigen)
16influenza, whole
17Hib, NOS
18rabies, intramuscular injection
19BCG
20DTaP
21varicella
22DTP-Hib
23plague
24anthrax
25typhoid, oral
26cholera
27botulinum antitoxin
28DT (pediatric)
29CMVIG
30HBIG
31Hep A, pediatric, NOS
32meningococcal
33pneumococcal
34RIG
35tetanus toxoid
36VZIG
37yellow fever
38rubella/mumps
39Japanese encephalitis
40rabies, intradermal injection
41typhoid, parenteral
42Hep B, adolescent/high risk infant2
43Hep B, adult4
44Hep B, dialysis
45Hep B, NOS
46Hib (PRP-D)
47Hib (HbOC)
48Hib (PRP-T)
49Hib (PRP-OMP)
50DTaP-Hib
51Hib-Hep B
52Hep A, adult
53typhoid, parenteral, AKD (U.S. military)
54adenovirus, type 4
55adenovirus, type 7
56dengue fever
57hantavirus
58Hep C
59Hep E
60herpes simplex 2
61HIV
62HPV, quadrivalent
63Junin virus
64leishmaniasis
65leprosy
66Lyme disease
67malaria
68melanoma
69parainfluenza-3
70Q fever
71RSV-IGIV
72rheumatic fever
73Rift Valley fever
74rotavirus, tetravalent
75vaccinia (smallpox)
76Staphylococcus bacterio lysate
77tick-borne encephalitis
78tularemia vaccine
79vaccinia immune globulin
80VEE, live
81VEE, inactivated
82adenovirus, NOS1
83Hep A, ped/adol, 2 dose
84Hep A, ped/adol, 3 dose
85Hep A, NOS
86IG
87IGIV
88influenza, NOS
89polio, NOS
90rabies, NOS
91typhoid, NOS
92VEE, NOS
93RSV-MAb
94MMRV
95TST-OT tine test
96TST-PPD intradermal
97TST-PPD tine test
98TST, NOS
99RESERVED - do not use3
100pneumococcal conjugate
101typhoid, ViCPs
102DTP-Hib-Hep B
103meningococcal C conjugate
104Hep A-Hep B
105vaccinia (smallpox) diluted
106DTaP, 5 pertussis antigens6
107DTaP, NOS
108meningococcal, NOS
109pneumococcal, NOS
110DTaP-Hep B-IPV
111influenza, live, intranasal
112tetanus toxoid, NOS
113Td (adult)
114meningococcal A,C,Y,W-135 diphtheria conjugate
115Tdap
116rotavirus, pentavalent
117VZIG (IND)
118HPV, bivalent
119rotavirus, monovalent
120DTaP-Hib-IPV
121zoster
122rotavirus, NOS1
998no vaccine administered5
999unknown
9 components
1O-Identifier
2O-Text
3OName of Coding System
4O-Alternate Identifier
5O-Alternate Text
6OName of Alternate Coding System
7C-Coding System Version ID
8O-Alternate Coding System Version ID
9O-Original Text