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*The '''AP Sys BP''' data input field records '''SYSTOLIC''' blood pressure value.
{{Data element
|field_name=Ap_APSysBP
|CCMDB_label=APSysBP
|CCMDB_tab=Apache
|in_table=L Log table
|data_type=number
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|element_description=Ap_SysBP is the systolic blood pressure.
}}
== Different instructions for ICU and Medicine ==
The details of collection for ICU and medicine are different. For the timing and which value to use, see:
* for ICU: [[Mean BP]]
* for medicine: [[ALERT Scale]]


==Medicine==
{{APACHE physiological variable
*It is used for the '''[[:Category: MOST | MOST]]''' score.
|AP phys name= Systolic Blood Pressure
**for MOST - Value selected is one that is "'''closest to the time'''" the medicine service physician "accepts" the patient to the medicine service from the emergency department.
|AP phys unit= mmHG
|AP phys absMax= 360
|AP phys warnMax= 243
|AP 0=  as per [[Mean BP]]
|AP phys warnMin= 49
|AP phys absMin= 25
}}


==Critical Care==
== Data use ==
*It is also one of the values used to calculate the [[Mean BP | Mean BP]] for [[:category:APACHE II|APACHE II]].
Apache Systolic [[BP]] is used for the '''[[ALERT Scale]]''' score.
**for selecting [[BP]] values for [[APACHE II]], please refer to: [[Mean BP | Mean BP]]


== Data Integrity Checks ==
{{Data Integrity Check List}}


{{Discussion}}
==Discussion==
*I would like to separate out the missing values rules for APACHE II into another article, so that either AP SYS or Apache mean BP or any other apache item can refer to it.  Suggestions?? thanks[[User:TOstryzniuk|TOstryzniuk]] 15:15, 22 December 2008 (CST)
** I am not sure what you mean. I suspect you are talking about the "if it's not there, assume normal" stuff? If so, make an "Apache Missing Value Rules" article, put it into the Apache catgory. Then try to find most places where the rule is alluded to and replace them with a link to the rules article. If that's not what you meant, let me know.[[User:Ttenbergen|Ttenbergen]] 17:08, 22 December 2008 (CST)


== Data Integrity Rules ==
[[Category: Blood Pressure-APACHE]]
The AP Sys BP must be >=25 And <=360.
[[Category: ALERT Scale Elements]]
 
 
 
[[Category:Blood Pressure]]
[[Category: MOST]]
[[Category: Data Integrity Rules]]
[[Category:Questions APACHE]]

Latest revision as of 01:34, 2019 January 3

Data Element (edit)
Field Name: Ap_APSysBP
CCMDB Label: APSysBP
CCMDB tab: Apache
Table: L Log table
Data type: number
Length: single
Program: CC
Created/Raw: Raw
Start Date: 1988-07-11
End Date: 2300-01-01
Sort Index: 59

Ap_SysBP is the systolic blood pressure.

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Legacy implementation right in the table

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Different instructions for ICU and Medicine

The details of collection for ICU and medicine are different. For the timing and which value to use, see:


Apache Physiological Variable
variable name Systolic Blood Pressure
unit mmHG
absolute max allowed 360
warning max 243
high score 4
high score 3
high score 2
high score 1
score 0 as per Mean BP
low score 1
low score 2
low score 3
low score 4
AP phys warnMin 49
AP phys absMin 25

APACHE Score

This value is used to generate the APACHE Score.

Collecting Apache physiological variables

There are some specific rules to follow in choosing which one of several lab results to collect.

See APACHE physiological variable collection for details.

Cross Chcks

Rules described in APACHE_physiological_variable_collection#Exceptionally_high_or_low_values are implemented by Check APACHE physiological variable high low.

Data use

Apache Systolic BP is used for the ALERT Scale score.

Data Integrity Checks

Data Integrity Checks (automatic list)

 AppStatus
Check APACHE physiological variable high lowCCMDB.accdbimplemented
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