HL7 Terminology (THO)
3.0.0 - Publication
HL7 Terminology (THO)
3.0.0 - Publication
This page is part of the HL7 Terminology (v3.0.0: Release) based on FHIR R4. The current version which supercedes this version is 5.2.0. For a full list of available versions, see the Directory of published versions 
Summary
| Defining URL: | http://terminology.hl7.org/ValueSet/v3-AmericanIndianAlaskaNativeLanguages |
| Version: | 2.0.0 |
| Name: | AmericanIndianAlaskaNativeLanguages |
| Status: | Active as of 3/26/14 |
| OID: | 2.16.840.1.113883.1.11.18130 (for OID based terminology systems) |
| Source Resource: | XML / JSON / Turtle |
References
This value set is not used here; it may be used elsewhere (e.g. specifications and/or implementations that use this content)
This value set includes codes based on the following rules:
http://terminology.hl7.org/CodeSystem/v3-AmericanIndianAlaskaNativeLanguages| Code | Display |
| x-HAI | Haida |
| x-KUN | Kootenai |
| x-PSD | Plains Indian Sign Language |
| x-YUC | Yuchi |
| x-ZUN | Zuni |
This value set contains 159 concepts
Expansion based on:
All codes in this table are from the system http://terminology.hl7.org/CodeSystem/v3-AmericanIndianAlaskaNativeLanguages
| Code | Display | Definition |
| x-HAI | Haida | |
| x-KUN | Kootenai | |
| x-PSD | Plains Indian Sign Language | |
| x-YUC | Yuchi | |
| x-ZUN | Zuni | |
| _Algonquian | Algonquian | |
| _Arapahoan | Arapahoan | |
| _ArapahoGrosVentre | ArapahoGrosVentre | |
| x-ARP | Arapaho | |
| x-ATS | Gros Ventre | |
| _CreeMontagnais | CreeMontagnais | |
| _Cree | Cree | |
| x-CRP | Western Cree | |
| _EasternAlgonquin | EasternAlgonquin | |
| _Abenakian | Abenakian | |
| x-AAQ | Eastern Abenaki | |
| x-ABE | Western Abenaki | |
| x-MAC | Maliseet-Passamaquoddy | |
| _Delawaran | Delawaran | |
| x-DEL | Unami Delaware | |
| x-MIC | Micmac | |
| _Ojibwayan | Ojibwayan | |
| x-OJB | Southern Ojibwa | |
| x-POT | Potawatami | |
| _SaukFoxKickapoo | SaukFoxKickapoo | |
| x-KIC | Kickapoo | |
| x-SAC | Mesquakie | |
| x-SJW | Shawnee | |
| x-BLC | Blackfoot | |
| x-CHY | Cheyenne | |
| x-MEZ | Menominee | |
| _Ritwan | Ritwan | |
| x-YUR | Yurok | |
| _Aleut | Aleut | |
| x-ALW | Aleut | |
| _Eskimoan | Eskimoan | |
| _InuitInupiaq | InuitInupiaq | |
| x-ESI | North Alaskan Inuktitut | |
| x-ESK | Northwest Alaska Inuktitut | |
| _SirenikskiYupik | SirenikskiYupik | |
| x-EMS | Pacific Yupik Gulf | |
| x-ESS | Central Siberian Yupik | |
| x-ESU | Central Alaskan Yupik | |
| _NorthernCaddoan | NorthernCaddoan | |
| x-ARI | Arikara | |
| x-PAW | Pawnee | |
| x-WIC | Wichita | |
| _SouthernCaddoan | SouthernCaddoan | |
| x-CAD | Caddo | |
| x-QUI | Quileute | |
| _CochimiYuman | CochimiYuman | |
| _Yuman | Yuman | |
| _DeltaCalifornia | DeltaCalifornia | |
| _Diegueno | Diegueno | |
| x-DIH | Kumeyaay | |
| x-COC | Cocopa | |
| _Pai | Pai | |
| x-YUF | Havasupai | |
| _River | River | |
| x-MOV | Mohave | |
| x-MRC | Maricopa | |
| x-YUM | Quechan | |
| _Palaihnihan | Palaihnihan | |
| x-ACH | Achumawi | |
| x-ATW | Atsugewi | |
| _Pomoan | Pomoan | |
| x-KJU | Kashaya | |
| x-PEF | Northeastern Pomo | |
| x-PEO | Southeastern Pomo | |
| x-PEQ | Southern Pomo | |
| x-POO | Central Pomo | |
| _Shasta | Shasta | |
| x-SHT | Shasta | |
| x-KYH | Karok | |
| x-WAS | Washoe | |
| _NorthernIroquoian | NorthernIroquoian | |
| x-CAY | Cayuga | |
| x-MOH | Mohawk | |
| x-ONE | Oneida | |
| x-ONO | Onondaga | |
| x-SEE | Seneca | |
| x-TUS | Tuscarora | |
| x-CER | Cherokee | |
| x-KEE | Rio Grande Keresan | |
| x-KJQ | Acoma-Laguna | |
| _Tiwa | Tiwa | |
| x-TAO | Northern Tiwa | |
| x-TIX | Southern Tiwa | |
| x-KIO | Kiowa | |
| x-TEW | Tewa | |
| x-TOW | Jemez | |
| _CentralMuskogean | CentralMuskogean | |
| x-AKZ | Alabama | |
| x-CKU | Koasati | |
| x-MIK | Mikasuki | |
| _WesternMuskogean | WesternMuskogean | |
| x-CCT | Choctaw | |
| x-CIC | Chickasaw | |
| x-CRK | Creek | |
| _AthapaskanEyak | AthapaskanEyak | |
| _Athapaskan | Athapaskan | |
| _Apachean | Apachean | |
| _EasternApachean | EasternApachean | |
| x-APJ | Jicarilla | |
| x-APL | Lipan | |
| _WesternApachean | WesternApachean | |
| x-APM | Mescalero-Chiricahua | |
| x-APW | Western Apache | |
| x-NAV | Dine | |
| x-APK | Kiowa Apache | |
| _CentralAlaskaYukon | CentralAlaskaYukon | |
| _KoyukonIngalik | KoyukonIngalik | |
| x-HOI | Holikachuk | |
| x-ING | Degexit'an | |
| x-KOY | Koyukon | |
| _KutchinHan | KutchinHan | |
| x-HAA | Han | |
| x-KUC | Kutchin | |
| _TananaTutchone | TananaTutchone | |
| _Tanana | Tanana | |
| x-TAA | Lower Tanana | |
| x-TAU | Upper Tanana | |
| x-TCB | Tanacross | |
| x-KUU | Upper Kuskokwim | |
| _PacificCoastAthapaskan | PacificCoastAthapaskan | |
| _CaliforniaAthapaskan | CaliforniaAthapaskan | |
| x-HUP | Hupa | |
| x-KTW | Cahto | |
| _OregonAthapaskan | OregonAthapaskan | |
| x-TOL | Tolowa | |
| x-TUU | Tututni | |
| _SouthernAlaska | SouthernAlaska | |
| x-AHT | Ahtna | |
| x-TFN | Tanaina | |
| x-EYA | Eyak | |
| x-TLI | Tlingit | |
| _Chinookan | Chinookan | |
| _UpperChinook | UpperChinook | |
| x-WAC | Kiksht | |
| _Coosan | Coosan | |
| x-COS | Hanis | |
| _Maiduan | Maiduan | |
| x-MAI | Northwest Maidu | |
| x-NMU | Northeast Maidu | |
| x-NSZ | Nisenan | |
| _PlateauPenutian | PlateauPenutian | |
| _Sahaptian | Sahaptian | |
| x-UMA | Umatilla | |
| x-WAA | Walla Walla | |
| x-WAR | Tenino | |
| x-YAK | Yakima | |
| x-KLA | Klamath-Modoc | |
| x-NEZ | Nez Perce | |
| _Takelman | Takelman | |
| _Kalapuyan | Kalapuyan | |
| x-KAL | Central Kalapuyan | |
| _Tsimshianic | Tsimshianic | |
| x-TSI | Coast Tsimshain | |
| _Utian | Utian | |
| _Miwokan | Miwokan | |
| _EasternMiwok | EasternMiwok | |
| x-CSM | Central Sierra Miwok | |
| x-NSQ | Northern Sierra Miwok | |
| x-PMW | Plains Miwok | |
| x-SKD | Southern Sierra Miwok | |
| _WesternMiwok | WesternMiwok | |
| x-CSI | Coast Miwok | |
| x-LMW | Lake Miwok | |
| _Wintuan | Wintuan | |
| x-WIT | Wintu-Nomlaki | |
| _Yokutsan | Yokutsan | |
| x-ENH | Kings River | |
| x-GSH | Gashowu | |
| x-PYL | Poso Creek | |
| x-TKH | Tule-Kaweah | |
| x-CHH | Chinook Wawa | |
| _CentralSalish | CentralSalish | |
| x-CLM | Clallam | |
| x-LUT | Lushootseed | |
| x-STR | Northern Straits | |
| _InteriorSalish | InteriorSalish | |
| x-COL | Columbian | |
| x-CRD | Coeur D'alene | |
| x-FLA | Kalispel | |
| x-OKA | Okanagan | |
| _Tsamosan | Tsamosan | |
| x-CEA | Lower Chehalis | |
| x-CJH | Upper Chehalis | |
| x-COW | Cowlitz | |
| x-QUN | Quinault | |
| _Siouan | Siouan | |
| _MississippiValley | MississippiValley | |
| _ChiwereWinnebago | ChiwereWinnebago | |
| x-IOW | Chiwere | |
| x-WIN | Hocak | |
| _Dakotan | Dakotan | |
| x-ASB | Assiniboine | |
| x-DHG | Dakota | |
| x-LKT | Lakota | |
| x-NKT | Nakota | |
| _Dhegiha | Dhegiha | |
| x-KAA | Kansa | |
| x-OMA | Omaha-Ponca | |
| x-OSA | Osage | |
| x-QUA | Quapaw | |
| _MissouriRiver | MissouriRiver | |
| x-CRO | Crow | |
| x-HID | Hidatsa | |
| x-MHQ | Mandan | |
| _Numic | Numic | |
| _CentralNumic | CentralNumic | |
| x-COM | Comanche | |
| x-PAR | Panamint | |
| x-SHH | Shoshone | |
| _SouthernNumic | SouthernNumic | |
| x-KAW | Kawaiisu | |
| x-UTE | Ute-Southern Paiute | |
| _WesternNumic | WesternNumic | |
| x-MON | Mono | |
| x-PAO | Northern Paiute-Bannock | |
| _Takic | Takic | |
| _Cupan | Cupan | |
| x-CHL | Cahuilla | |
| x-CUP | Cupeno | |
| x-LUI | Luiseno | |
| _SerranoGabrielino | SerranoGabrielino | |
| x-SER | Serrano | |
| _Taracahitan | Taracahitan | |
| _Cahitan | Cahitan | |
| x-YAQ | Yaqui | |
| _Tepiman | Tepiman | |
| x-PAP | Papago-Pima | |
| x-HOP | Hopi | |
| x-TUB | Tubatululabal | |
| _Nootkan | Nootkan | |
| x-MYH | Makah | |
| x-WAO | Wappo | |
| x-YUK | Yuki |
Explanation of the columns that may appear on this page:
| Level | A few code lists that FHIR defines are hierarchical - each code is assigned a level. In this scheme, some codes are under other codes, and imply that the code they are under also applies |
| Source | The source of the definition of the code (when the value set draws in codes defined elsewhere) |
| Code | The code (used as the code in the resource instance) |
| Display | The display (used in the display element of a Coding). If there is no display, implementers should not simply display the code, but map the concept into their application |
| Definition | An explanation of the meaning of the concept |
| Comments | Additional notes about how to use the code |
History
| Date | Action | Author | Custodian | Comment |
| 2020-05-06 | revise | Ted Klein | Vocabulary WG | Migrated to the UTG maintenance environment and publishing tooling. |
| 2014-03-26 | revise | Vocabulary (Woody Beeler) (no record of original request) | 2014T1_2014-03-26_001283 (RIM release ID) | Lock all vaue sets untouched since 2014-03-26 to trackingId 2014T1_2014_03_26 |
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