CodeSystem Comparison between http://terminology.hl7.org/CodeSystem/v2-0335 vs http://terminology.hl7.org/CodeSystem/v2-0335

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Metadata

Name	Value		Comments
caseSensitive	true
compositional	false
content	complete
copyright	Copyright HL7. Licensed under creative commons public domain	This material derives from the HL7 Terminology (THO). THO is copyright ©1989+ Health Level Seven International and is made available under the CC0 designation. For more licensing information see: https://terminology.hl7.org/license	Values Differ
date	2019-12-01
description	Code system of concepts used to specify the interval between repeated services. Used in HL7 Version 2.x messaging in the RI datatype and RPT segment.
experimental	false
hierarchyMeaning	is-a
jurisdiction
name	RepeatPattern
publisher	HL7, Inc	Health Level Seven International	Values Differ
purpose	Underlying Master Code System for V2 table 0335 (Repeat Pattern)
status	active
title	repeatPattern
url	http://terminology.hl7.org/CodeSystem/v2-0335
version	2.3.0	2.0.0	Values Differ
versionNeeded	false

Concepts

Code	Display		status		deprecated		v2-concComment		v2-concCommentAsPub		status		deprecated		v2-concComment		v2-concCommentAsPub		Comments
Q<integer>S	every <integer> seconds		D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.			D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.
Q<integer>M	every <integer> minutes		D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.			D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.
Q<integer>H	every <integer> hours		D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.			D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.
Q<integer>D	every <integer> days		D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.			D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.
Q<integer>W	every <integer> weeks		D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.			D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.
Q<integer>L	every <integer> months (Lunar cycle)		D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.			D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.
Q<integer>J<day#>	repeats on a particular day of the week,		D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	From the French jour (day). If <integer> is missing, the repeat rate is assumed to be 1. Day numbers are counted from 1=Monday to 7=Sunday. So Q2J2 means every second Tuesday; Q1J6 means every Saturday.	From the French jour (day). If <integer> is missing, the repeat rate is assumed to be 1. Day numbers are counted from 1=Monday to 7=Sunday. So Q2J2 means every second Tuesday; Q1J6 means every Saturday.	D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	From the French jour (day). If <integer> is missing, the repeat rate is assumed to be 1. Day numbers are counted from 1=Monday to 7=Sunday. So Q2J2 means every second Tuesday; Q1J6 means every Saturday.	From the French jour (day). If <integer> is missing, the repeat rate is assumed to be 1. Day numbers are counted from 1=Monday to 7=Sunday. So Q2J2 means every second Tuesday; Q1J6 means every Saturday.
BID	twice a day at institution-specified times		A	A			(e.g., 9AM-4PM)	(e.g., 9AM-4PM)	(e.g., 9AM-4PM)	(e.g., 9AM-4PM)	A	A			(e.g., 9AM-4PM)	(e.g., 9AM-4PM)	(e.g., 9AM-4PM)	(e.g., 9AM-4PM)
TID	three times a day at institution-specified times		A	A			(e.g., 9AM-4PM-9PM)	(e.g., 9AM-4PM-9PM)	(e.g., 9AM-4PM-9PM)	(e.g., 9AM-4PM-9PM)	A	A			(e.g., 9AM-4PM-9PM)	(e.g., 9AM-4PM-9PM)	(e.g., 9AM-4PM-9PM)	(e.g., 9AM-4PM-9PM)
QID	four times a day at institution-specified times		A	A			(e.g., 9AM-11AM-4PM-9PM)	(e.g., 9AM-11AM-4PM-9PM)	(e.g., 9AM-11AM-4PM-9PM)	(e.g., 9AM-11AM-4PM-9PM)	A	A			(e.g., 9AM-11AM-4PM-9PM)	(e.g., 9AM-11AM-4PM-9PM)	(e.g., 9AM-11AM-4PM-9PM)	(e.g., 9AM-11AM-4PM-9PM)
xID	"X" times per day at institution-specified times, where X is a numeral 5 or greater.		D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	(e.g., 5ID=five times per day; 8ID=8 times per day)	(e.g., 5ID=five times per day; 8ID=8 times per day)	D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	(e.g., 5ID=five times per day; 8ID=8 times per day)	(e.g., 5ID=five times per day; 8ID=8 times per day)
QAM	in the morning at institution-specified time		A	A							A	A
QSHIFT	during each of three eight-hour shifts at institution-specified times		A	A							A	A
QOD	every other day		A	A			(same as Q2D)	(same as Q2D)	(same as Q2D)	(same as Q2D)	A	A			(same as Q2D)	(same as Q2D)	(same as Q2D)	(same as Q2D)
QHS	every day before the hour of sleep		A	A							A	A
QPM	in the evening at institution-specified time		A	A							A	A
C	service is provided continuously between start time and stop time		A	A							A	A
U <spec>	for future use, where <spec> is an interval specification as defined by the UNIX cron specification.		D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.			D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.
PRN	given as needed		A	A							A	A
PRNxxx	where xxx is some frequency code		D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	(e.g., PRNQ6H); given as needed over the frequency period.	(e.g., PRNQ6H); given as needed over the frequency period.	D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	(e.g., PRNQ6H); given as needed over the frequency period.	(e.g., PRNQ6H); given as needed over the frequency period.
Once	one time only.		A	A			This is also the default when this component is null.	This is also the default when this component is null.	This is also the default when this component is null.	This is also the default when this component is null.	A	A			This is also the default when this component is null.	This is also the default when this component is null.	This is also the default when this component is null.	This is also the default when this component is null.
Meal Related Timings	<timing>C ("cum")<meal>		D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.			D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.
A	Ante (before)		D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.			D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.
P	Post (after)		D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.			D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.
I	Inter		D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	(e.g., between this meal and the next, between dinner and sleep	(e.g., between this meal and the next, between dinner and sleep	D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	(e.g., between this meal and the next, between dinner and sleep	(e.g., between this meal and the next, between dinner and sleep
M	Cibus Matutinus (breakfast)		D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.			D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.
D	Cibus Diurnus (lunch)		D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.			D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.
V	Cibus Vespertinus (dinner)		D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.			D	D			This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.	This is not a real code, but guidelines how to construct the codes.