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RxNorm Definition, v 0.2
**KIDS**:C0CRXN DEF 0.2^

**INSTALL NAME**
C0CRXN DEF 0.2
"BLD",7649,0)
C0CRXN DEF 0.2^^0^3110813^n
"BLD",7649,1,0)
^^9^9^3110813^
"BLD",7649,1,1,0)
See Project Homepage:
"BLD",7649,1,2,0)
https://trac.opensourcevista.net/wiki/RxNormForVista
"BLD",7649,1,3,0)
 
"BLD",7649,1,4,0)
This Kids Build contains the following RxNorm files.
"BLD",7649,1,5,0)
 
"BLD",7649,1,6,0)
RxNorm Files:
"BLD",7649,1,7,0)
RxNorm Concepts
"BLD",7649,1,8,0)
RxNorm to NDC
"BLD",7649,1,9,0)
RxNorm Sources
"BLD",7649,4,0)
^9.64PA^176.003^3
"BLD",7649,4,176.001,0)
176.001
"BLD",7649,4,176.001,222)
y^y^f^^^^n^^
"BLD",7649,4,176.001,224)

"BLD",7649,4,176.002,0)
176.002
"BLD",7649,4,176.002,222)
y^y^f^^^^n^^
"BLD",7649,4,176.002,224)

"BLD",7649,4,176.003,0)
176.003
"BLD",7649,4,176.003,222)
y^y^f^^^^n^^
"BLD",7649,4,176.003,224)

"BLD",7649,4,"B",176.001,176.001)

"BLD",7649,4,"B",176.002,176.002)

"BLD",7649,4,"B",176.003,176.003)

"BLD",7649,6.3)
6
"BLD",7649,"KRN",0)
^9.67PA^779.2^20
"BLD",7649,"KRN",.4,0)
.4
"BLD",7649,"KRN",.4,"NM",0)
^9.68A^^0
"BLD",7649,"KRN",.401,0)
.401
"BLD",7649,"KRN",.401,"NM",0)
^9.68A^^0
"BLD",7649,"KRN",.402,0)
.402
"BLD",7649,"KRN",.403,0)
.403
"BLD",7649,"KRN",.5,0)
.5
"BLD",7649,"KRN",.84,0)
.84
"BLD",7649,"KRN",3.6,0)
3.6
"BLD",7649,"KRN",3.8,0)
3.8
"BLD",7649,"KRN",9.2,0)
9.2
"BLD",7649,"KRN",9.8,0)
9.8
"BLD",7649,"KRN",9.8,"NM",0)
^9.68A^1^1
"BLD",7649,"KRN",9.8,"NM",1,0)
C0CRXNRD^^0^B31452469
"BLD",7649,"KRN",9.8,"NM","B","C0CRXNRD",1)

"BLD",7649,"KRN",19,0)
19
"BLD",7649,"KRN",19.1,0)
19.1
"BLD",7649,"KRN",101,0)
101
"BLD",7649,"KRN",409.61,0)
409.61
"BLD",7649,"KRN",771,0)
771
"BLD",7649,"KRN",779.2,0)
779.2
"BLD",7649,"KRN",870,0)
870
"BLD",7649,"KRN",8989.51,0)
8989.51
"BLD",7649,"KRN",8989.52,0)
8989.52
"BLD",7649,"KRN",8994,0)
8994
"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",.4,.4)

"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",.401,.401)

"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",.402,.402)

"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",.403,.403)

"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",.5,.5)

"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",.84,.84)

"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",3.6,3.6)

"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",3.8,3.8)

"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",9.2,9.2)

"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",9.8,9.8)

"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",19,19)

"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",19.1,19.1)

"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",101,101)

"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",409.61,409.61)

"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",771,771)

"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",779.2,779.2)

"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",870,870)

"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",8989.51,8989.51)

"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",8989.52,8989.52)

"BLD",7649,"KRN","B",8994,8994)

"BLD",7649,"QDEF")
^^^^NO^^^^NO^^NO
"BLD",7649,"QUES",0)
^9.62^^
"BLD",7649,"REQB",0)
^9.611^^
"FIA",176.001)
RXNORM CONCEPTS
"FIA",176.001,0)
^C0CRXN(176.001,
"FIA",176.001,0,0)
176.001I
"FIA",176.001,0,1)
y^y^f^^^^n^^
"FIA",176.001,0,10)

"FIA",176.001,0,11)

"FIA",176.001,0,"RLRO")

"FIA",176.001,176.001)
0
"FIA",176.001,176.0015)
0
"FIA",176.002)
RXNORM NDC TO RXCUI
"FIA",176.002,0)
^C0CRXN(176.002,
"FIA",176.002,0,0)
176.002I
"FIA",176.002,0,1)
y^y^f^^^^n^^
"FIA",176.002,0,10)

"FIA",176.002,0,11)

"FIA",176.002,0,"RLRO")

"FIA",176.002,176.002)
0
"FIA",176.003)
RXNORM SOURCES
"FIA",176.003,0)
^C0CRXN(176.003,
"FIA",176.003,0,0)
176.003I
"FIA",176.003,0,1)
y^y^f^^^^n^^
"FIA",176.003,0,10)

"FIA",176.003,0,11)

"FIA",176.003,0,"RLRO")

"FIA",176.003,176.003)
0
"FIA",176.003,176.0031)
0
"IX",176.001,176.001,"RXN2VUID",0)
176.001^RXN2VUID^RxNorm to VUID Index^R^^R^IR^I^176.001^^^^^LS
"IX",176.001,176.001,"RXN2VUID",1)
S ^C0CRXN(176.001,"RXN2VUID",X(1),X(2),DA)=""
"IX",176.001,176.001,"RXN2VUID",1.4)
S X=X(3)="VANDF"&(X(4)="CD")
"IX",176.001,176.001,"RXN2VUID",2)
K ^C0CRXN(176.001,"RXN2VUID",X(1),X(2),DA)
"IX",176.001,176.001,"RXN2VUID",2.4)
S X=X(3)="VANDF"&(X(4)="CD")
"IX",176.001,176.001,"RXN2VUID",2.5)
K ^C0CRXN(176.001,"RXN2VUID")
"IX",176.001,176.001,"RXN2VUID",11.1,0)
^.114IA^4^4
"IX",176.001,176.001,"RXN2VUID",11.1,1,0)
1^F^176.001^.01^^1^F
"IX",176.001,176.001,"RXN2VUID",11.1,1,3)

"IX",176.001,176.001,"RXN2VUID",11.1,2,0)
2^F^176.001^4^^2^F
"IX",176.001,176.001,"RXN2VUID",11.1,2,3)

"IX",176.001,176.001,"RXN2VUID",11.1,3,0)
3^F^176.001^2^^^F
"IX",176.001,176.001,"RXN2VUID",11.1,3,3)

"IX",176.001,176.001,"RXN2VUID",11.1,4,0)
4^F^176.001^3^^^F
"IX",176.001,176.001,"RXN2VUID",11.1,4,3)

"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",0)
176.001^SBD^Semantic Branded Drug Index^R^^R^IR^I^176.001^^^^^LS
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",.1,0)
^^10^10^3110725^
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",.1,1,0)
This index will assist the programmer/user to figure out if the RxNorm
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",.1,2,0)
number belongs to the generic form of a drug or to its brand name.
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",.1,3,0)
 
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",.1,4,0)
If it is a brand name, the programmer may need to convert the RxNorm 
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",.1,5,0)
number to the generic equivalent.
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",.1,6,0)
 
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",.1,7,0)
To test if a drug is a brand name RxNorm number, the programmer can do 
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",.1,8,0)
the following (where RXN is the RxNorm number):
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",.1,9,0)
 
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",.1,10,0)
  I $DATA(^C0CRXN(176.001,"SBD",RXN)) W "BRAND"
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",1)
S ^C0CRXN(176.001,"SBD",X(2),DA)=""
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",1.4)
S X=(X(1)="SBD")
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",2)
K ^C0CRXN(176.001,"SBD",X(2),DA)
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",2.4)
S X=(X(1)="SBD")
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",2.5)
K ^C0CRXN(176.001,"SBD")
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",11.1,0)
^.114IA^2^2
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",11.1,1,0)
1^F^176.001^3^^^F
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SBD",11.1,2,0)
2^F^176.001^.01^^1^F
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SCD",0)
176.001^SCD^Index for RXNORM canonical entries^R^^R^IR^I^176.001^^^^^LS
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SCD",.1,0)
^^4^4^3090222^
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SCD",.1,1,0)
This field indexes only Semantic Clinical Drugs. Thus indexed, if we get 
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SCD",.1,2,0)
into a quandary of 2 RxNorm codes, not knowing which one is the 
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SCD",.1,3,0)
cannonical one, we can find that one that has a semantic clinical drug 
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SCD",.1,4,0)
entry.
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SCD",1)
S ^C0CRXN(176.001,"SCD",X(1),DA)=""
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SCD",1.4)
S X=X(2)="RXNORM"&(X(3)="SCD")
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SCD",2)
K ^C0CRXN(176.001,"SCD",X(1),DA)
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SCD",2.4)
S X=X(2)="RXNORM"&(X(3)="SCD")
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SCD",2.5)
K ^C0CRXN(176.001,"SCD")
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SCD",11.1,0)
^.114IA^3^3
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SCD",11.1,1,0)
1^F^176.001^.01^^1^F
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SCD",11.1,1,3)

"IX",176.001,176.001,"SCD",11.1,2,0)
2^F^176.001^2^^^F
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SCD",11.1,2,3)

"IX",176.001,176.001,"SCD",11.1,3,0)
3^F^176.001^3^^^F
"IX",176.001,176.001,"SCD",11.1,3,3)

"IX",176.001,176.001,"VUID",0)
176.001^VUID^VUID Index^R^^R^IR^I^176.001^^^^^LS
"IX",176.001,176.001,"VUID",.1,0)
^^6^6^3081123^
"IX",176.001,176.001,"VUID",.1,1,0)
This index is to enable the programmer to pull the RxNorm number given 
"IX",176.001,176.001,"VUID",.1,2,0)
the VUID. The VUID is the source vocabulary code when the entry 
"IX",176.001,176.001,"VUID",.1,3,0)
Source is "VANDF" (thus the index logic that you see). The number
"IX",176.001,176.001,"VUID",.1,4,0)
corresponds to the VUID in the drug ingredients file, VA Generic file, and
"IX",176.001,176.001,"VUID",.1,5,0)
various other drug files that reference a VUID. In addtion, GMR Allergy
"IX",176.001,176.001,"VUID",.1,6,0)
file also references this file for allergens.
"IX",176.001,176.001,"VUID",1)
S ^C0CRXN(176.001,"VUID",X(1),DA)=""
"IX",176.001,176.001,"VUID",1.4)
S X=X(2)="VANDF"&(X(3)="CD")
"IX",176.001,176.001,"VUID",2)
K ^C0CRXN(176.001,"VUID",X(1),DA)
"IX",176.001,176.001,"VUID",2.4)
S X=X(2)="VANDF"&(X(3)="CD")
"IX",176.001,176.001,"VUID",2.5)
K ^C0CRXN(176.001,"VUID")
"IX",176.001,176.001,"VUID",11.1,0)
^.114IA^3^3
"IX",176.001,176.001,"VUID",11.1,1,0)
1^F^176.001^4^^1^F
"IX",176.001,176.001,"VUID",11.1,2,0)
2^F^176.001^2^^^F
"IX",176.001,176.001,"VUID",11.1,3,0)
3^F^176.001^3^^^F
"IX",176.002,176.002,"COMB",0)
176.002^COMB^Uniqueness Index for Key 'N' of File #176.002^R^^R^IR^I^176.002^^^^^LS
"IX",176.002,176.002,"COMB",1)
S ^C0CRXN(176.002,"COMB",X(1),X(2),DA)=""
"IX",176.002,176.002,"COMB",2)
K ^C0CRXN(176.002,"COMB",X(1),X(2),DA)
"IX",176.002,176.002,"COMB",2.5)
K ^C0CRXN(176.002,"COMB")
"IX",176.002,176.002,"COMB",11.1,0)
^.114IA^2^2
"IX",176.002,176.002,"COMB",11.1,1,0)
1^F^176.002^.01^^1
"IX",176.002,176.002,"COMB",11.1,2,0)
2^F^176.002^2^^2
"KEY",176.002,176.002,"N",0)
176.002^N^P^527
"KEY",176.002,176.002,"N",2,0)
^.312IA^2^2
"KEY",176.002,176.002,"N",2,1,0)
.01^176.002^1
"KEY",176.002,176.002,"N",2,2,0)
2^176.002^2
"KEYPTR",176.002,176.002,"N")
176.002^COMB
"MBREQ")
0
"QUES","XPF1",0)
Y
"QUES","XPF1","??")
^D REP^XPDH
"QUES","XPF1","A")
Shall I write over your |FLAG| File
"QUES","XPF1","B")
YES
"QUES","XPF1","M")
D XPF1^XPDIQ
"QUES","XPF2",0)
Y
"QUES","XPF2","??")
^D DTA^XPDH
"QUES","XPF2","A")
Want my data |FLAG| yours
"QUES","XPF2","B")
YES
"QUES","XPF2","M")
D XPF2^XPDIQ
"QUES","XPI1",0)
YO
"QUES","XPI1","??")
^D INHIBIT^XPDH
"QUES","XPI1","A")
Want KIDS to INHIBIT LOGONs during the install
"QUES","XPI1","B")
NO
"QUES","XPI1","M")
D XPI1^XPDIQ
"QUES","XPM1",0)
PO^VA(200,:EM
"QUES","XPM1","??")
^D MG^XPDH
"QUES","XPM1","A")
Enter the Coordinator for Mail Group '|FLAG|'
"QUES","XPM1","B")

"QUES","XPM1","M")
D XPM1^XPDIQ
"QUES","XPO1",0)
Y
"QUES","XPO1","??")
^D MENU^XPDH
"QUES","XPO1","A")
Want KIDS to Rebuild Menu Trees Upon Completion of Install
"QUES","XPO1","B")
NO
"QUES","XPO1","M")
D XPO1^XPDIQ
"QUES","XPZ1",0)
Y
"QUES","XPZ1","??")
^D OPT^XPDH
"QUES","XPZ1","A")
Want to DISABLE Scheduled Options, Menu Options, and Protocols
"QUES","XPZ1","B")
NO
"QUES","XPZ1","M")
D XPZ1^XPDIQ
"QUES","XPZ2",0)
Y
"QUES","XPZ2","??")
^D RTN^XPDH
"QUES","XPZ2","A")
Want to MOVE routines to other CPUs
"QUES","XPZ2","B")
NO
"QUES","XPZ2","M")
D XPZ2^XPDIQ
"RTN")
1
"RTN","C0CRXNRD")
0^1^B31452469
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",1,0)
C0CRXNRD ; WV/SMH - CCR/CCD PROJECT: Routine to Read RxNorm files;11/15/08
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",2,0)
 ;;0.1;C0C;nopatch;noreleasedate;Build 6
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",3,0)
 W "No entry from top" Q
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",4,0)
IMPORT(PATH) 
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",5,0)
 I PATH="" QUIT
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",6,0)
 D READSRC(PATH),READCON(PATH),READNDC(PATH)
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",7,0)
 QUIT
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",8,0)
 ;
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",9,0)
DELFILED(FN) ; Delete file data; PEP procedure; only for RxNorm files
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",10,0)
 ; FN is Filenumber passed by Value
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",11,0)
 QUIT:$E(FN,1,3)'=176  ; Quit if not RxNorm files
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",12,0)
 D CLEAN^DILF ; Clean FM variables
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",13,0)
 N ROOT S ROOT=$$ROOT^DILFD(FN,"",1) ; global root
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",14,0)
 N ZERO S ZERO=@ROOT@(0) ; Save zero node
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",15,0)
 S $P(ZERO,U,3,9999)="" ; Remove entry # and last edited
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",16,0)
 K @ROOT ; Kill the file -- so sad!
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",17,0)
 S @ROOT@(0)=ZERO ; It riseth again!
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",18,0)
 QUIT
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",19,0)
GETLINES(PATH,FILENAME) ; Get number of lines in a file
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",20,0)
 D OPEN^%ZISH("FILE",PATH,FILENAME,"R")
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",21,0)
 U IO
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",22,0)
 N I
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",23,0)
 F I=1:1 R LINE Q:$$STATUS^%ZISH
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",24,0)
 D CLOSE^%ZISH("FILE")
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",25,0)
 Q I-1
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",26,0)
READCON(PATH,INCRES) ; Open and read concepts file: RXNCONSO.RRF; EP
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",27,0)
 ; PATH ByVal, path of RxNorm files
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",28,0)
 ; INCRES ByVal, include restricted sources. 1 for yes, 0 for no
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",29,0)
 I PATH="" QUIT
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",30,0)
 S INCRES=+$G(INCRES) ; if not passed, becomes zero.
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",31,0)
 N FILENAME S FILENAME="RXNCONSO.RRF"
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",32,0)
 D DELFILED(176.001) ; delete data
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",33,0)
 N LINES S LINES=$$GETLINES(PATH,FILENAME)
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",34,0)
 D OPEN^%ZISH("FILE",PATH,FILENAME,"R")
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",35,0)
 IF POP D EN^DDIOL("Error reading file..., Please check...") G EX
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",36,0)
 N C0CCOUNT
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",37,0)
 F C0CCOUNT=1:1 D  Q:$$STATUS^%ZISH
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",38,0)
 . U IO
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",39,0)
 . N LINE R LINE
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",40,0)
 . IF $$STATUS^%ZISH QUIT
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",41,0)
 . I '(C0CCOUNT#1000) U $P W C0CCOUNT," of ",LINES," read ",! U IO ; update every 1000
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",42,0)
 . N RXCUI,RXAUI,SAB,TTY,CODE,STR  ; Fileman fields numbers below
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",43,0)
 . S RXCUI=$P(LINE,"|",1)       ; .01
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",44,0)
 . S RXAUI=$P(LINE,"|",8)       ; 1
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",45,0)
 . S SAB=$P(LINE,"|",12)        ; 2
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",46,0)
 . ; If the source is a restricted source, decide what to do based on what's asked.
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",47,0)
 . N SRCIEN S SRCIEN=$$FIND1^DIC(176.003,"","QX",SAB,"B") ; SrcIEN in RXNORM SOURCES file
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",48,0)
 . N RESTRIC S RESTRIC=$$GET1^DIQ(176.003,SRCIEN,14,"I") ; 14 is restriction field; values 0-4
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",49,0)
 . ; If RESTRIC is zero, then it's unrestricted. Everything else is restricted.
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",50,0)
 . ; If user didn't ask to include restricted sources, and the source is restricted, then quit
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",51,0)
 . I 'INCRES,RESTRIC QUIT
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",52,0)
 . S TTY=$P(LINE,"|",13)        ; 3
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",53,0)
 . S CODE=$P(LINE,"|",14)       ; 4
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",54,0)
 . S STR=$P(LINE,"|",15)        ; 5
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",55,0)
 . ; Remove embedded "^"
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",56,0)
 . S STR=$TR(STR,"^")
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",57,0)
 . ; Convert STR into an array of 80 characters on each line
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",58,0)
 . N STRLINE S STRLINE=$L(STR)\80+1
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",59,0)
 . ; In each line, chop 80 characters off, reset STR to be the rest
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",60,0)
 . N J F J=1:1:STRLINE S STR(J)=$E(STR,1,80) S STR=$E(STR,81,$L(STR))
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",61,0)
 . ; Now, construct the FDA array
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",62,0)
 . N RXNFDA
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",63,0)
 . S RXNFDA(176.001,"+1,",.01)=RXCUI
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",64,0)
 . S RXNFDA(176.001,"+1,",1)=RXAUI
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",65,0)
 . S RXNFDA(176.001,"+1,",2)=SAB
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",66,0)
 . S RXNFDA(176.001,"+1,",3)=TTY
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",67,0)
 . S RXNFDA(176.001,"+1,",4)=CODE
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",68,0)
 . N RXNIEN S RXNIEN(1)=C0CCOUNT
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",69,0)
 . D UPDATE^DIE("","RXNFDA","RXNIEN")
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",70,0)
 . I $D(^TMP("DIERR",$J)) D EN^DDIOL("ERROR") G EX
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",71,0)
 . ; Now, file WP field STR
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",72,0)
 . D WP^DIE(176.001,C0CCOUNT_",",5,,$NA(STR))
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",73,0)
EX D CLOSE^%ZISH("FILE")
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",74,0)
 QUIT
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",75,0)
READNDC(PATH) ; Open and read NDC/RxNorm/VANDF relationship file: RXNSAT.RRF
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",76,0)
 I PATH="" QUIT
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",77,0)
 N FILENAME S FILENAME="RXNSAT.RRF"
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",78,0)
 D DELFILED(176.002) ; delete data
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",79,0)
 N LINES S LINES=$$GETLINES(PATH,FILENAME)
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",80,0)
 D OPEN^%ZISH("FILE",PATH,FILENAME,"R")
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",81,0)
 IF POP W "Error reading file..., Please check...",! G EX2
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",82,0)
 F C0CCOUNT=1:1 Q:$$STATUS^%ZISH  D
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",83,0)
 . U IO
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",84,0)
 . N LINE R LINE
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",85,0)
 . IF $$STATUS^%ZISH QUIT
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",86,0)
 . I '(C0CCOUNT#1000) U $P W C0CCOUNT," of ",LINES," read ",! U IO ; update every 1000
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",87,0)
 . IF LINE'["NDC|RXNORM"  QUIT
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",88,0)
 . ; Otherwise, we are good to go
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",89,0)
 . N RXCUI,NDC ; Fileman fields below
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",90,0)
 . S RXCUI=$P(LINE,"|",1)       ; .01
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",91,0)
 . S NDC=$P(LINE,"|",11)        ; 2
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",92,0)
 . ; Using classic call to update.
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",93,0)
 . N DIC,X,DA,DR
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",94,0)
 . K DO
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",95,0)
 . S DIC="^C0CRXN(176.002,",DIC(0)="F",X=RXCUI,DIC("DR")="2////"_NDC
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",96,0)
 . D FILE^DICN
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",97,0)
 . I Y<1 U $P W !,"THERE IS TROUBLE IN RIVER CITY",! G EX2
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",98,0)
EX2 D CLOSE^%ZISH("FILE")
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",99,0)
 QUIT
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",100,0)
READSRC(PATH) ; Open the read RxNorm Sources file: RXNSAB.RRF
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",101,0)
 I PATH="" QUIT
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",102,0)
 N FILENAME S FILENAME="RXNSAB.RRF"
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",103,0)
 D DELFILED(176.003) ; delete data
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",104,0)
 D OPEN^%ZISH("FILE",PATH,FILENAME,"R")
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",105,0)
 IF POP W "Error reading file..., Please check...",! G EX3
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",106,0)
 F I=1:1 Q:$$STATUS^%ZISH  D
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",107,0)
 . U IO
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",108,0)
 . N LINE R LINE
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",109,0)
 . IF $$STATUS^%ZISH QUIT
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",110,0)
 . U $P W I,! U IO  ; Write I to the screen, then go back to reading the file
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",111,0)
 . N VCUI,RCUI,VSAB,RSAB,SON,SF,SVER,SRL,SCIT ; Fileman fields numbers below
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",112,0)
 . S VCUI=$P(LINE,"|",1)        ; .01
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",113,0)
 . S RCUI=$P(LINE,"|",2)        ; 2
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",114,0)
 . S VSAB=$P(LINE,"|",3)        ; 3
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",115,0)
 . S RSAB=$P(LINE,"|",4)        ; 4
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",116,0)
 . S SON=$P(LINE,"|",5)         ; 5
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",117,0)
 . S SF=$P(LINE,"|",6)          ; 6
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",118,0)
 . S SVER=$P(LINE,"|",7)        ; 7
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",119,0)
 . S SRL=$P(LINE,"|",14)                ; 14
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",120,0)
 . S SCIT=$P(LINE,"|",25)       ; 25
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",121,0)
 . ; Remove embedded "^"
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",122,0)
 . S SCIT=$TR(SCIT,"^")
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",123,0)
 . ; Convert SCIT into an array of 80 characters on each line
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",124,0)
 . ; In each line, chop 80 characters off, reset SCIT to be the rest
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",125,0)
 . N SCITLINE S SCITLINE=$L(SCIT)\80+1
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",126,0)
 . F J=1:1:SCITLINE S SCIT(J)=$E(SCIT,1,80) S SCIT=$E(SCIT,81,$L(SCIT))
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",127,0)
 . ; Now, construct the FDA array
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",128,0)
 . N RXNFDA
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",129,0)
 . S RXNFDA(176.003,"+"_I_",",.01)=VCUI
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",130,0)
 . S RXNFDA(176.003,"+"_I_",",2)=RCUI
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",131,0)
 . S RXNFDA(176.003,"+"_I_",",3)=VSAB
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",132,0)
 . S RXNFDA(176.003,"+"_I_",",4)=RSAB
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",133,0)
 . S RXNFDA(176.003,"+"_I_",",5)=SON
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",134,0)
 . S RXNFDA(176.003,"+"_I_",",6)=SF
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",135,0)
 . S RXNFDA(176.003,"+"_I_",",7)=SVER
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",136,0)
 . S RXNFDA(176.003,"+"_I_",",14)=SRL
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",137,0)
 . D UPDATE^DIE("","RXNFDA")
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",138,0)
 . I $D(^TMP("DIERR",$J)) U $P W "ERR" G EX
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",139,0)
 . ; Now, file WP field SCIT
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",140,0)
 . D WP^DIE(176.003,I_",",25,,$NA(SCIT))
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",141,0)
EX3 D CLOSE^%ZISH("FILE")
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",142,0)
 Q
"RTN","C0CRXNRD",143,0)
 
"SEC","^DIC",176.001,176.001,0,"AUDIT")
@
"SEC","^DIC",176.001,176.001,0,"DD")

"SEC","^DIC",176.001,176.001,0,"DEL")

"SEC","^DIC",176.001,176.001,0,"LAYGO")

"SEC","^DIC",176.001,176.001,0,"RD")

"SEC","^DIC",176.001,176.001,0,"WR")

"SEC","^DIC",176.002,176.002,0,"AUDIT")

"SEC","^DIC",176.002,176.002,0,"DD")

"SEC","^DIC",176.002,176.002,0,"DEL")

"SEC","^DIC",176.002,176.002,0,"LAYGO")

"SEC","^DIC",176.002,176.002,0,"RD")

"SEC","^DIC",176.002,176.002,0,"WR")

"SEC","^DIC",176.003,176.003,0,"AUDIT")
@
"SEC","^DIC",176.003,176.003,0,"DD")

"SEC","^DIC",176.003,176.003,0,"DEL")
@
"SEC","^DIC",176.003,176.003,0,"LAYGO")
@
"SEC","^DIC",176.003,176.003,0,"RD")

"SEC","^DIC",176.003,176.003,0,"WR")
@
"VER")
8.0^22.0
"^DD",176.001,176.001,0)
FIELD^^5^6
"^DD",176.001,176.001,0,"DDA")
N
"^DD",176.001,176.001,0,"DT")
3110726
"^DD",176.001,176.001,0,"ID",2)
W "   ",$P(^(0),U,3)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,0,"ID",3)
W "   ",$P(^(0),U,4)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,0,"ID",4)
W "   ",$P(^(0),U,5)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,0,"IX","B",176.001,.01)

"^DD",176.001,176.001,0,"IX","RXAUI",176.001,1)

"^DD",176.001,176.001,0,"NM","RXNORM CONCEPTS")

"^DD",176.001,176.001,.01,0)
RXCUI^RNJ7,0^^0;1^K:+X'=X!(X>9999999)!(X<1)!(X?.E1"."1.N) X
"^DD",176.001,176.001,.01,.1)
RxNorm Concept Unique Identifier
"^DD",176.001,176.001,.01,1,0)
^.1
"^DD",176.001,176.001,.01,1,1,0)
176.001^B
"^DD",176.001,176.001,.01,1,1,1)
S ^C0CRXN(176.001,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""
"^DD",176.001,176.001,.01,1,1,2)
K ^C0CRXN(176.001,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,.01,3)
RXCUI from RxNORM
"^DD",176.001,176.001,.01,10)
Piece 1 from RxNorm file RXNCONSO.RRF
"^DD",176.001,176.001,.01,"DT")
3110725
"^DD",176.001,176.001,1,0)
RXAUI^NJ7,0^^0;2^K:+X'=X!(X>9999999)!(X<1)!(X?.E1"."1.N) X
"^DD",176.001,176.001,1,.1)
RxNorm Atom Unique ID
"^DD",176.001,176.001,1,1,0)
^.1
"^DD",176.001,176.001,1,1,1,0)
176.001^RXAUI
"^DD",176.001,176.001,1,1,1,1)
S ^C0CRXN(176.001,"RXAUI",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""
"^DD",176.001,176.001,1,1,1,2)
K ^C0CRXN(176.001,"RXAUI",$E(X,1,30),DA)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,1,1,1,"%D",0)
^^1^1^3110726^
"^DD",176.001,176.001,1,1,1,"%D",1,0)
RxNorm Atom Concepts Index
"^DD",176.001,176.001,1,1,1,"DT")
3110726
"^DD",176.001,176.001,1,3)
RXAUI from RxNorm
"^DD",176.001,176.001,1,10)
Piece 8 from RXCONSO.RRF
"^DD",176.001,176.001,1,"DT")
3110726
"^DD",176.001,176.001,2,0)
SAB^F^^0;3^K:$L(X)>15!($L(X)<2) X
"^DD",176.001,176.001,2,.1)
Source Abbreviation. See Description.
"^DD",176.001,176.001,2,3)
Source Abbreviation from RxNorm
"^DD",176.001,176.001,2,10)
Piece 12 from RXCONSO.RRF
"^DD",176.001,176.001,2,21,0)
^^3^3^3081116^
"^DD",176.001,176.001,2,21,1,0)
Abbreviation of the source of the attribute. Possible values 
"^DD",176.001,176.001,2,21,2,0)
appear in RXNSAB.RRF and are listed in Appendix B.4 of the Metathesaurus 
"^DD",176.001,176.001,2,21,3,0)
documentation
"^DD",176.001,176.001,2,"DT")
3110722
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,0)
TTY^F^^0;4^K:$L(X)>11!($L(X)<2) X
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,.1)
Term Type in Source. See Description.
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,3)
Term Type
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,10)
Piece 13 from RXNCONSO.RRF
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,0)
^^254^254^3081226^
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,1,0)
 TTY     (Term Type in Source)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,2,0)
 AA      Attribute type abbreviation
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,3,0)
 AB      Abbreviation in any source vocabulary
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,4,0)
 ACR     Acronym
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,5,0)
 AC      Activities
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,6,0)
 AD      Adjective
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,7,0)
 AM      Short form of modifier
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,8,0)
 AS      Attribute type synonym
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,9,0)
 AT      Attribute type
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,10,0)
 BD      Fully-specified drug brand name that can be prescribed
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,11,0)
 BN      Fully-specified drug brand name that can not be prescribed
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,12,0)
 BPCK    Branded Drug Delivery Device
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,13,0)
 BSY     Broad synonym
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,14,0)
 BioCPT  BioCarta PT
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,15,0)
 CA2     ISO 3166-1 standard country code in alpha-2 (two-letter) format
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,16,0)
 CA3     ISO 3166-1 standard country code in alpha-3 (three-letter) format
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,17,0)
 CCN     Chemical code name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,18,0)
 CCS     FIPS 10-4 country code
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,19,0)
 CC      Trimmed ICPC component process
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,20,0)
 CDA     Clinical drug name in abbreviated format
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,21,0)
 CDCPT   Centers for Disease Control and Prevention PT
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,22,0)
 CDC     Clinical drug name in concatenated format (NDDF), Clinical drug 
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,23,0)
         name (NDFRT)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,24,0)
 CDD     Clinical drug name in delimited format
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,25,0)
 CDISCPT Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium PT
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,26,0)
 CDISCSY Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium SY
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,27,0)
 CD      Clinical Drug
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,28,0)
 CE      Entry "term" to a Supplementary Concept "term"
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,29,0)
 CHN     Chemical structure name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,30,0)
 CL      Class
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,31,0)
 CMN     Common name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,32,0)
 CN      LOINC official component name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,33,0)
 CO      Component name (these are hierarchical terms, as opposed to the 
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,34,0)
 LOINC component names which are analytes)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,35,0)
 CP      ICPC component process (in original form)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,36,0)
 CSN     Chemical Structure Name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,37,0)
 CS      Short component process in ICPC, i.e. include some abbreviations
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,38,0)
 CTCAEPT Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events Preferred Term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,39,0)
 CU      Common usage
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,40,0)
 CV      Content view
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,41,0)
 CX      Component process in ICPC with abbreviations expanded
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,42,0)
 DCPPT   Division of Cancer Prevention Program PT
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,43,0)
 DCPSY   Division of Cancer Prevention Program Synonym
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,44,0)
 DEV     Descriptor entry version
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,45,0)
 DE      Descriptor
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,46,0)
 DF      Dose Form
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,47,0)
 DI      Disease name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,48,0)
 DN      Display Name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,49,0)
 DO      Domain
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,50,0)
 DP      Drug Product
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,51,0)
 DSV     Descriptor sort version
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,52,0)
 DS      Short form of descriptor
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,53,0)
 DTPPT   NCI Developmental Therapeutics Program Preferred Term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,54,0)
 DTPSY   Developmental Therapeutics Program SY
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,55,0)
 DT      Definitional term, present in the Metathesaurus because of its 
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,56,0)
         connection to a Dorland's definition or to a definition created 
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,57,0)
         especially for the Metathesaurus
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,58,0)
 DX      Diagnosis
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,59,0)
 EN      MeSH nonprint entry "term"
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,60,0)
 EP      Entry "term"
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,61,0)
 EQ      Equivalent name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,62,0)
 ES      Short form of entry term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,63,0)
 ETAV    Entry Term Allelic Variant
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,64,0)
 ET      Entry "term"
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,65,0)
 EX      Expanded form of entry term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,66,0)
 FBD     Foreign brand name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,67,0)
 FDAAB   Food and Drug Administration AB
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,68,0)
 FDAPT   Food and Drug Administration PT
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,69,0)
 FDASY   Food and Drug Administration SY
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,70,0)
 FI      Finding name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,71,0)
 FN      Full form of descriptor
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,72,0)
 GN      Generic drug name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,73,0)
 GO      Goal
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,74,0)
 GPCK    Generic Drug Delivery Device
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,75,0)
 GT      Glossary "term"
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,76,0)
 HC      Hierarchical class
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,77,0)
 HD      Hierarchical descriptor
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,78,0)
 HGJKN1  Japanese High Level Group Term (kana1)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,79,0)
 HGJKN   Japanese High Level Group Term (kana)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,80,0)
 HG      High Level Group Term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,81,0)
 HS      Short or alternate version of hierarchical term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,82,0)
 HTJKN1  Japanese Hierarchical term (kana1)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,83,0)
 HTJKN   Japanese Hierarchical term (kana)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,84,0)
 HTN     HL7 Table Name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,85,0)
 HT      Hierarchical term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,86,0)
 HX      Expanded version of short hierarchical term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,87,0)
 ID      Nursing indicator
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,88,0)
 INP     Ingredient preparation
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,89,0)
 IN      Name for an ingredient
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,90,0)
 IS      Obsolete Synonym
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,91,0)
 IT      Index "term", i.e., derived from the index to any non-MeSH source
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,92,0)
         vocabulary
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,93,0)
 IVC     Intervention categories
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,94,0)
 IV      Intervention
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,95,0)
 JAXPT   NCI Mouse Terminology PT
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,96,0)
 JAXSY   NCI Mouse Terminology SY
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,97,0)
 KEGGPT  Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes PT
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,98,0)
 LN      LOINC official fully specified name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,99,0)
 LO      Obsolete official fully specified name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,100,0)
 LPDN    LOINC parts display name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,101,0)
 LPN     LOINC parts name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,102,0)
 LS      Expanded system/sample type (The expanded version was created for
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,103,0)
         the Metathesaurus and includes the full name of some
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,104,0)
         abbreviations.)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,105,0)
 LTJKN1  Japanese Lower Level Term (kana1)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,106,0)
 LTJKN   Japanese Lower Level Term (kana)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,107,0)
 LT      Lower Level Term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,108,0)
 LV      Lexical variant
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,109,0)
 LX      Official fully specified name with expanded abbreviations
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,110,0)
 MD      CCS multi-level diagnosis categories
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,111,0)
 MH      Main heading
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,112,0)
 MOA     Mechanism of action
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,113,0)
 MP      Preferred names of modifiers
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,114,0)
 MS      Multum names of branded and generic supplies or supplements
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,115,0)
 MTH_AB  MTH abbreviation
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,116,0)
 MTH_ACR MTH acronym
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,117,0)
 MTH_BD  MTH fully-specified drug brand name that can be prescribed
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,118,0)
 MTH_BSY Metathesaurus broad synonym expanded
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,119,0)
 MTH_CHN MTH chemical structure name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,120,0)
 MTH_EP  MTH entry "term"
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,121,0)
 MTH_FN  MTH Full form of descriptor
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,122,0)
 MTH_HG  MTH High Level Group Term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,123,0)
 MTH_HT  MTH Hierarchical term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,124,0)
 MTH_ID  Metathesaurus expanded form of nursing indicator
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,125,0)
 MTH_IS  Metathesaurus-supplied form of obsolete synonym
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,126,0)
 MTH_LT  MTH Lower Level Term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,127,0)
 MTH_LV  MTH lexical variant
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,128,0)
 MTH_MH  MTH main heading
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,129,0)
 MTH_NPT MTH non-preferred for language term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,130,0)
 MTH_NSY Metathesaurus narrow synonym expanded
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,131,0)
 MTH_OF  Metathesaurus-supplied form of obsolete fully specified name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,132,0)
 MTH_OL  MTH Non-current Lower Level Term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,133,0)
 MTH_OPN Metathesaurus obsolete preferred term, natural language form
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,134,0)
 MTH_OP  Metathesaurus obsolete preferred term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,135,0)
 MTH_OS  MTH System-organ class
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,136,0)
 MTH_PEP MTH preferred entry "term"
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,137,0)
 MTH_PTGB        Metathesaurus-supplied form of British preferred term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,138,0)
 MTH_PTN Metathesaurus preferred term, natural language form
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,139,0)
 MTH_PT  Metathesaurus preferred term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,140,0)
 MTH_RLS Metathesaurus related synonym expanded
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,141,0)
 MTH_RXN_BD      RxNorm Created BD
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,142,0)
 MTH_RXN_CD      RxNorm Created CD
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,143,0)
 MTH_RXN_DP      RxNorm Created DP
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,144,0)
 MTH_SI  MTH Sign or symptom of
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,145,0)
 MTH_SMQ Metathesaurus version of Standardised MedDRA Query
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,146,0)
 MTH_SYGB        Metathesaurus-supplied form of British synonym
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,147,0)
 MTH_SY  MTH Designated synonym
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,148,0)
 MV      Multi-level procedure category
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,149,0)
 N1      Chemical Abstracts Service Type 1 name of a chemical
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,150,0)
 NCI-GLOSSPT     NCI-GLOSS PT
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,151,0)
 NCI-GLOSSSY     NCI-GLOSS SY
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,152,0)
 NM      Supplementary chemical "term", a name of a substance
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,153,0)
 NPT     HL7 non-preferred for language term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,154,0)
 NP      Non-preferred term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,155,0)
 NSY     Narrow synonym
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,156,0)
 NS      Short form of non-preferred term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,157,0)
 NX      Expanded form of non-preferred term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,158,0)
 OAM     Obsolete Modifier Abbreviation
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,159,0)
 OA      Obsolete abbreviation
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,160,0)
 OBS     Obsolete broad synonym
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,161,0)
 OB      Obsolete term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,162,0)
 OCD     Obsolete clinical drug
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,163,0)
 OC      Nursing outcomes
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,164,0)
 OF      Obsolete fully specified name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,165,0)
 OLJKN1  Japanese Non-current Lower Level Term (kana1)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,166,0)
 OLJKN   Japanese Non-current Lower Level Term (kana)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,167,0)
 OLX     Expanded LOINC obsolete fully specified name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,168,0)
 OL      Non-current Lower Level Term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,169,0)
 OM      Obsolete modifiers in HCPCS
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,170,0)
 ONP     Obsolete non-preferred for language term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,171,0)
 ONS     Obsolete narrow synonym
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,172,0)
 OOSN    Obsolete official short name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,173,0)
 OPN     Obsolete preferred term, natural language form
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,174,0)
 OP      Obsolete preferred term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,175,0)
 ORS     Obsolete related synonym
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,176,0)
 OR      Orders
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,177,0)
 OSJKN1  Japanese System-organ class in the WHO Adverse Reaction 
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,178,0)
         Terminology (kana1)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,179,0)
 OSJKN   Japanese System-organ class in the WHO Adverse Reaction 
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,180,0)
         Terminology (kana)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,181,0)
 OSN     Official short name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,182,0)
 OS      System-organ class in the WHO Adverse Reaction Terminology
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,183,0)
 OWL     rdf:ID of the owl class
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,184,0)
 PCE     Preferred entry "term" to a Supplementary Concept "term"
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,185,0)
 PC      Preferred "trimmed term" in ICPC
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,186,0)
 PEN     Preferred MeSH nonprint entry "term"
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,187,0)
 PEP     Preferred entry "term"
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,188,0)
 PE      Physiologic effect
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,189,0)
 PK      Pharmacokinetics
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,190,0)
 PM      Machine permutation
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,191,0)
 PN      Metathesaurus preferred name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,192,0)
 PQ      Qualifier for a problem
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,193,0)
 PR      Name of a problem
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,194,0)
 PSC     Protocol selection criteria
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,195,0)
 PS      Short forms that needed full specification
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,196,0)
 PTAV    Preferred Allelic Variant
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,197,0)
 PTCS    Preferred Clinical Synopsis
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,198,0)
 PTGB    British preferred term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,199,0)
 PTJKN1  Japanese Designated preferred name (kana1)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,200,0)
 PTJKN   Japanese Designated preferred name (kana)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,201,0)
 PTN     Preferred term, natural language form
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,202,0)
 PT      Designated preferred name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,203,0)
 PXQ     Preferred term in preferred qualifier concept.
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,204,0)
 PX      Expanded preferred terms (pair with PS)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,205,0)
 QAB     Qualifier abbreviation
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,206,0)
 QEV     Qualifier entry version
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,207,0)
 QSV     Qualifier sort version
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,208,0)
 RAB     Root abbreviation
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,209,0)
 RENIDN  Registry Nomenclature Information Display Name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,210,0)
 RHT     Root hierarchical term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,211,0)
 RLS     Related synonym
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,212,0)
 RPT     Root preferred term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,213,0)
 RSY     Root synonym
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,214,0)
 RS      Extracted related names in SNOMED2
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,215,0)
 RT      Designated related "term"
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,216,0)
 SBDC    Semantic Branded Drug Component
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,217,0)
 SBDF    Semantic branded drug and form
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,218,0)
 SBD     Semantic branded drug
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,219,0)
 SB      Named subset of a source
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,220,0)
 SCALE   Scale
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,221,0)
 SCDC    Semantic Drug Component
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,222,0)
 SCDF    Semantic clinical drug and form
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,223,0)
 SCD     Semantic Clinical Drug
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,224,0)
 SCN     Scientific name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,225,0)
 SC      Special Category term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,226,0)
 SD      CCS single-level diagnosis categories
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,227,0)
 SI      Name of a sign or symptom of a problem
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,228,0)
 SMQ     Standardised MedDRA Query
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,229,0)
 SN      Official component synonym in LOINC
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,230,0)
 SP      CCS single-level procedure categories
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,231,0)
 SSN     Source short name, used in the UMLS Knowledge Source Server
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,232,0)
 SS      Synonymous "short" forms
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,233,0)
 ST      Step
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,234,0)
 SU      Active Substance
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,235,0)
 SX      Mixed-case component synonym with expanded abbreviations
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,236,0)
 SYGB    British synonym
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,237,0)
 SYN     Designated alias
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,238,0)
 SY      Designated synonym
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,239,0)
 TA      Task
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,240,0)
 TC      Term class
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,241,0)
 TG      Name of the target of an intervention
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,242,0)
 TQ      Topical qualifier
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,243,0)
 TX      CCPSS synthesized problems for TC termgroup
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,244,0)
 UCN     Unique common name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,245,0)
 UE      Unique equivalent name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,246,0)
 USN     Unique scientific name
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,247,0)
 USY     Unique synonym
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,248,0)
 VAB     Versioned abbreviation
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,249,0)
 VPT     Versioned preferred term
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,250,0)
 VSY     Versioned synonym
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,251,0)
 XD      Expanded descriptor in AOD
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,252,0)
 XM      Cross mapping set
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,253,0)
 XQ      Alternate name for a qualifier
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,21,254,0)
 XX      Expanded string
"^DD",176.001,176.001,3,"DT")
3110725
"^DD",176.001,176.001,4,0)
CODE^F^^0;5^K:$L(X)>30!($L(X)<1) X
"^DD",176.001,176.001,4,.1)
Most useful identifier. See Description.
"^DD",176.001,176.001,4,1,0)
^.1^^0
"^DD",176.001,176.001,4,3)
Code for the entry
"^DD",176.001,176.001,4,10)
Piece 14 from RXNCONSO.RRF
"^DD",176.001,176.001,4,21,0)
^^3^3^3081116^
"^DD",176.001,176.001,4,21,1,0)
"Most useful" source asserted identifier (if the source vocabulary has 
"^DD",176.001,176.001,4,21,2,0)
more than one identifier), or a Metathesaurus-generated source entry 
"^DD",176.001,176.001,4,21,3,0)
identifier (if the source vocabulary has none.)
"^DD",176.001,176.001,4,"DT")
3110722
"^DD",176.001,176.001,5,0)
STR^176.0015^^1;0
"^DD",176.001,176.0015,0)
STR SUB-FIELD^^.01^1
"^DD",176.001,176.0015,0,"NM","STR")

"^DD",176.001,176.0015,0,"UP")
176.001
"^DD",176.001,176.0015,.01,0)
STR^W^^0;1
"^DD",176.001,176.0015,.01,.1)
String
"^DD",176.001,176.0015,.01,3)
Expanded Name of the Entry
"^DD",176.001,176.0015,.01,10)
Piece 15 from RXNCONSO.RRF
"^DD",176.001,176.0015,.01,"DT")
3081218
"^DD",176.002,176.002,0)
FIELD^^.01^2
"^DD",176.002,176.002,0,"DDA")
N
"^DD",176.002,176.002,0,"DT")
3090122
"^DD",176.002,176.002,0,"ID",2)
W "   ",$P(^(0),U,3)
"^DD",176.002,176.002,0,"IX","B",176.002,.01)

"^DD",176.002,176.002,0,"IX","NDC",176.002,2)

"^DD",176.002,176.002,0,"NM","RXNORM NDC TO RXCUI")

"^DD",176.002,176.002,.01,0)
RXCUI^RF^^0;1^K:$L(X)>8!($L(X)<1)!'(X?.N) X
"^DD",176.002,176.002,.01,.1)
RxNorm Concept Unique ID
"^DD",176.002,176.002,.01,1,0)
^.1
"^DD",176.002,176.002,.01,1,1,0)
176.002^B
"^DD",176.002,176.002,.01,1,1,1)
S ^C0CRXN(176.002,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""
"^DD",176.002,176.002,.01,1,1,2)
K ^C0CRXN(176.002,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)
"^DD",176.002,176.002,.01,3)
RXCUI (RxNorm) Number
"^DD",176.002,176.002,.01,10)
Piece 1 of RXNSAT.RRF
"^DD",176.002,176.002,.01,"DT")
3090215
"^DD",176.002,176.002,2,0)
NDC^F^^0;3^K:$L(X)>11!($L(X)<9)!'(X?9.11N) X
"^DD",176.002,176.002,2,.1)
National Drug Code
"^DD",176.002,176.002,2,1,0)
^.1
"^DD",176.002,176.002,2,1,1,0)
176.002^NDC
"^DD",176.002,176.002,2,1,1,1)
S ^C0CRXN(176.002,"NDC",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""
"^DD",176.002,176.002,2,1,1,2)
K ^C0CRXN(176.002,"NDC",$E(X,1,30),DA)
"^DD",176.002,176.002,2,1,1,"DT")
3090215
"^DD",176.002,176.002,2,3)
NDC number, normal 11 digit form without dashes
"^DD",176.002,176.002,2,10)
Piece 11 of RXNSAB.RRF when filtered for NDC.*RXNORM
"^DD",176.002,176.002,2,"DT")
3090215
"^DD",176.003,176.003,0)
FIELD^^14^9
"^DD",176.003,176.003,0,"DDA")
N
"^DD",176.003,176.003,0,"DT")
3091103
"^DD",176.003,176.003,0,"ID",4)
W "   ",$P(^(0),U,4)
"^DD",176.003,176.003,0,"ID",7)
W:$D(^(1)) "   ",$P(^(1),U,1)
"^DD",176.003,176.003,0,"IX","B",176.003,.01)

"^DD",176.003,176.003,0,"IX","B",176.003,4)

"^DD",176.003,176.003,0,"NM","RXNORM SOURCES")

"^DD",176.003,176.003,.01,0)
VCUI^RF^^0;1^K:$L(X)>8!($L(X)<3)!'(X'?1P.E) X
"^DD",176.003,176.003,.01,.1)
Versioned CUI
"^DD",176.003,176.003,.01,1,0)
^.1
"^DD",176.003,176.003,.01,1,1,0)
176.003^B
"^DD",176.003,176.003,.01,1,1,1)
S ^C0CRXN(176.003,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""
"^DD",176.003,176.003,.01,1,1,2)
K ^C0CRXN(176.003,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)
"^DD",176.003,176.003,.01,3)

"^DD",176.003,176.003,.01,10)
Piece 1 from RXNSAB.RRF
"^DD",176.003,176.003,.01,"DT")
3081226
"^DD",176.003,176.003,2,0)
RCUI^F^^0;2^K:$L(X)>8!($L(X)<1) X
"^DD",176.003,176.003,2,.1)
Root CUI
"^DD",176.003,176.003,2,10)
Piece 2 from RXNSAB.RRF
"^DD",176.003,176.003,2,"DT")
3081226
"^DD",176.003,176.003,3,0)
VSAB^F^^0;3^K:$L(X)>20!($L(X)<1) X
"^DD",176.003,176.003,3,.1)
Versioned Source Abbreviation
"^DD",176.003,176.003,3,10)
Piece 3 from RXNSAB.RRF
"^DD",176.003,176.003,3,"DT")
3081226
"^DD",176.003,176.003,4,0)
RSAB^F^^0;4^K:$L(X)>20!($L(X)<1) X
"^DD",176.003,176.003,4,.1)
Root Source Abbreviation
"^DD",176.003,176.003,4,1,0)
^.1
"^DD",176.003,176.003,4,1,1,0)
176.003^B^MNEMONIC
"^DD",176.003,176.003,4,1,1,1)
S:'$D(^C0CRXN(176.003,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)) ^(DA)=1
"^DD",176.003,176.003,4,1,1,2)
I $D(^C0CRXN(176.003,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)),^(DA) K ^(DA)
"^DD",176.003,176.003,4,1,1,"DT")
3081226
"^DD",176.003,176.003,4,10)
Piece 4 of RXNSAB.RRF
"^DD",176.003,176.003,4,"DT")
3081230
"^DD",176.003,176.003,5,0)
SON^F^^0;5^K:$L(X)>150!($L(X)<1) X
"^DD",176.003,176.003,5,.1)
Official Name
"^DD",176.003,176.003,5,10)
Piece 5 from RXNSAB.RRF
"^DD",176.003,176.003,5,"DT")
3081226
"^DD",176.003,176.003,6,0)
SF^F^^0;6^K:$L(X)>20!($L(X)<1) X
"^DD",176.003,176.003,6,.1)
Source Family
"^DD",176.003,176.003,6,10)
Piece 6 from RXNSAB.RRF
"^DD",176.003,176.003,6,"DT")
3081226
"^DD",176.003,176.003,7,0)
SVER^F^^1;1^K:$L(X)>20!($L(X)<1) X
"^DD",176.003,176.003,7,.1)
Source Version
"^DD",176.003,176.003,7,10)
Piece 7 from RXNSAB.RRF
"^DD",176.003,176.003,7,"DT")
3081226
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,0)
SRL^S^0:No Restrictions;1:Translation and derivatites are not allowed;2:Use only for Product Development;3:Very restircted use;4:SNOMED license;^1;2^Q
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,.1)
Source Restriction Level
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,3)
Enter one of the choices
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,10)
http://wwwcf.nlm.nih.gov/umlslicense/snomed/license.cfm
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,0)
^^117^117^3091103^
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,1,0)
This is the source restriction level of the vocabulary source. Here is 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,2,0)
the text, verbatim, copied from 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,3,0)
http://wwwcf.nlm.nih.gov/umlslicense/snomed/license.cfm on 3 November 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,4,0)
2009.
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,5,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,6,0)
For material in the UMLS Metathesaurus obtained from some sources 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,7,0)
additional restrictions on LICENSEE's use may apply. The categories of 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,8,0)
additional restrictions are described below. The list of UMLS 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,9,0)
Metathesaurus Vocabulary Sources, which is part of this Agreement and is 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,10,0)
updated when each version of the Metathesaurus is released, indicates the 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,11,0)
category of additional restrictions, if any, that apply to each 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,12,0)
vocabulary source.
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,13,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,14,0)
LICENSEE should contact the copyright holder directly to discuss uses of 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,15,0)
a source vocabulary beyond those allowed under this license agreement. If 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,16,0)
LICENSEE or LICENSEE's end user has a separate agreement with the 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,17,0)
copyright holder for use of a UMLS Metathesaurus source vocabulary, 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,18,0)
LICENSEE or LICENSEE's end user may use vocabulary source content 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,19,0)
obtained from the UMLS Metathesaurus in accordance with the terms of the 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,20,0)
separate agreement.
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,21,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,22,0)
12. 1. Category 1:
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,23,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,24,0)
LICENSEE is prohibited from translating the vocabulary source into 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,25,0)
another language or from producing other derivative works based on this 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,26,0)
single vocabulary source.
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,27,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,28,0)
12. 2. Category 2:
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,29,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,30,0)
All category 1 restrictions AND
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,31,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,32,0)
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"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,33,0)
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"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,34,0)
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"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,35,0)
is allowed.
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,36,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,37,0)
12. 3. Category 3:
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,38,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,39,0)
LICENSEE's right to use material from the source vocabulary is restricted 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,40,0)
to internal use at the LICENSEE's site(s) for research, product 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,41,0)
development, and statistical analysis only. Internal use includes use by 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,42,0)
employees, faculty, and students of a single institution at multiple 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,43,0)
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"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,44,0)
research under the direct supervision of faculty. Internal research, 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,45,0)
product development, and statistical analysis use expressly excludes: use 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,46,0)
of material from these copyrighted sources in routine patient data 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,47,0)
creation; incorporation of material from these copyrighted sources in any 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,48,0)
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"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,49,0)
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"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,50,0)
translating or creating derivative works from material from these 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,51,0)
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"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,52,0)
available material from these copyrighted works to any unauthorized 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,53,0)
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"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,54,0)
purposes.
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,55,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,56,0)
LICENSEE may be required to display special copyright, patent and/or 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,57,0)
trademark notices before displaying content from the vocabulary source. 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,58,0)
Applicable notices are included in the list of UMLS Metathesaurus 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,59,0)
Vocabulary sources, that is part of this Agreement.
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,60,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,61,0)
12. 4. Category 4:
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,62,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,63,0)
    12.4.1. LICENSEE is prohibited from translating the vocabulary source 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,64,0)
into another language or from altering the vocabulary source content. 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,65,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,66,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,67,0)
    12.4.2. LICENSEE's right to use the vocabulary source is restricted 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,68,0)
to use in the U.S. by LICENSEE's employees, contractors, faculty, 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,69,0)
students, clients, patients, or constituents within electronic systems or 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,70,0)
devices built, purchased, licensed, or used by LICENSEE for U.S. 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,71,0)
governmental purposes or for any health care, public health, research, 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,72,0)
educational, or statistical use in the U.S. Use by students is limited to 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,73,0)
research or educational activities under the direct supervision of 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,74,0)
faculty. 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,75,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,76,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,77,0)
    12.4.3. LICENSEE has the right to distribute the vocabulary source in 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,78,0)
the U.S., but only in combination with other UMLS Metathesaurus content. 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,79,0)
Further, LICENSEE's right to distribute is restricted to: 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,80,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,81,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,82,0)
       1. Electronic distribution to LICENSEE's direct U.S. affiliates, 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,83,0)
or to other U.S. entities that have signed the UMLS license, in order to 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,84,0)
facilitate use of the vocabulary for health care, public health, 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,85,0)
research, educational or statistical purposes in the U.S. only.
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,86,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,87,0)
             1. LICENSEE must take reasonable precautions to prevent 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,88,0)
distribution of the vocabulary source to non-US entities.
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,89,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,90,0)
             2. LICENSEE must include in its annual report a list of all 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,91,0)
U.S. affiliates or other U.S. entities to whom it has distributed content 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,92,0)
from the vocabulary source.
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,93,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,94,0)
       2. Distribution of encoded patient level data sets or knowledge 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,95,0)
encoded in the vocabulary source by LICENSEE to any U.S. entity for use 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,96,0)
in the U.S. only.
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,97,0)
       3. Inclusion of encoded records or content from the vocabulary 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,98,0)
source in: (1) free publicly accessible retrieval systems or (2) 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,99,0)
fee-based retrieval systems that are accessible within the U.S. only, 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,100,0)
provided that these systems do not permit users to copy or extract any 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,101,0)
significant portion of the vocabulary source.
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,102,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,103,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,104,0)
    12.4.4. DEFINITIONS
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,105,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,106,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,107,0)
       1. U.S. is defined as all U.S. states, territories, and the 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,108,0)
District of Columbia; any U.S. government facility or office, whether 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,109,0)
permanent or temporary, wherever located; and access to a system in any 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,110,0)
of these locations by U.S. government employees, designated 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,111,0)
representatives or contractors, wherever located, for U.S. government 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,112,0)
purposes.
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,113,0)
 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,114,0)
       2. U.S. entity is defined as (i) for government entities, an 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,115,0)
agency or department of the U.S. Government, (ii) for corporations, as a 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,116,0)
corporation incorporated and operating in the U.S.; and (iii) for other 
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,21,117,0)
entities as an entity organized under the laws of the U.S.
"^DD",176.003,176.003,14,"DT")
3091103
"^DD",176.003,176.003,25,0)
SCIT^176.0031^^2;0
"^DD",176.003,176.0031,0)
SCIT SUB-FIELD^^.01^1
"^DD",176.003,176.0031,0,"DT")
3081226
"^DD",176.003,176.0031,0,"NM","SCIT")

"^DD",176.003,176.0031,0,"UP")
176.003
"^DD",176.003,176.0031,.01,0)
SCIT^W^^0;1
"^DD",176.003,176.0031,.01,.1)
Source Citation
"^DD",176.003,176.0031,.01,10)
Piece 25 from RXNSAB.RRF
"^DD",176.003,176.0031,.01,"DT")
3081226
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,0)
RXNORM CONCEPTS^176.001
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,0,"GL")
^C0CRXN(176.001,
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%",0)
^1.005^^0
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",0)
^^63^63^3110725^^^^
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",1,0)
Licensed Under GPL.
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",2,0)
 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",3,0)
This file is the result of the import of selected fields from the RxNorm 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",4,0)
database Concepts file (RXNCONSO.RRF). The ones with "*" are included in 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",5,0)
this file.
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",6,0)
 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",7,0)
        Col.    Description
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",8,0)
       *RXCUI   RxNorm Unique identifier for concept (concept ID)
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",9,0)
        LAT     Language of Term
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",10,0)
        TS      Term status
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",11,0)
        LUI     Unique identifier for term (no value provided)
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",12,0)
        STT     String type
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",13,0)
        SUI     Unique identifier for string (no value provided)
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",14,0)
        ISPREF  Atom status - preferred (Y) or not (N) for this string 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",15,0)
within this concept
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",16,0)
       *RXAUI   Unique identifier for atom (RxNorm Atom ID)
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",17,0)
        SAUI    Source asserted atom identifier [optional]
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",18,0)
        SCUI    Source asserted concept identifier [optional]
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",19,0)
        SDUI    Source asserted descriptor identifier [optional] (no 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",20,0)
value provided)
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",21,0)
       *SAB     Source abbreviation
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",22,0)
       *TTY     Term type in source
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",23,0)
       *CODE    "Most useful" source asserted identifier (if the source 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",24,0)
vocabulary has more than one identifier), or a Metathesaurus-generated 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",25,0)
source entry identifier (if the source vocabulary has none.)
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",26,0)
       *STR     String
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",27,0)
        SRL     Source Restriction Level (no value provided)
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",28,0)
        SUPPRESS        Suppressible flag. Values = E, Y, N, or O. E - 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",29,0)
Specific Individual names (atoms ) set as suppressible by Metathesaurus 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",30,0)
editors. These names were determined to lack face validity and are likely 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",31,0)
to be harmful in most applications. Y - Currently suppressible by Source 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",32,0)
and Term Type(SAB/TTY), as set in MetamorphoSys at the Suppressibility 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",33,0)
Tab. The default SAB/TTY selections have been identified as unlikely to 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",34,0)
be useful in most applications. N - not suppressible Default 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",35,0)
suppressibility as determined by NLM (i.e., no changes at the 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",36,0)
Suppressibility tab in MetamorphoSys) should be used by most users, but 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",37,0)
may not be suitable in some specialized applications. O - Specific 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",38,0)
Individual names (atoms) set as Obsolete because the name is no longer 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",39,0)
provided by the original source. See the MetamorphoSys documentation 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",40,0)
(Section 6) for information on how to change the SAB/TTY suppressibility 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",41,0)
to suit your requirements. NLM strongly recommends that users not alter 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",42,0)
editor-assigned suppressibility, and MetamorphoSys cannot be used for 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",43,0)
this purpose.
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",44,0)
        CVF     Content view flag
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",45,0)
 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",46,0)
RxNorm can be found at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/research/umls/rxnorm/
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",47,0)
 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",48,0)
RxNorm is updated monthly.
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",49,0)
 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",50,0)
This file is part of the CCD/CCR Extraction from Vista/RPMS Project being 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",51,0)
run by WorldVista. This file was produced by Sam Habiel on November 16,
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",52,0)
2008.
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",53,0)
 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",54,0)
This file will be used to translate VUIDs stored in various Drug files
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",55,0)
and GMRA allergies file to RxNorm and (potentially) SNOMED codes.
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",56,0)
The source for VUIDs are any entries containing the Source vocabulary of 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",57,0)
VANDF. The code that accompanies such an entry is the VUID. The first 
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",58,0)
field of such an entry is always the RxNorm Concept ID. Term type can be
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",59,0)
one of many numerous values. All possible values are stored under the TTY
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",60,0)
field definition. Most common ones include IN for Ingredient, PT for
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",61,0)
Preferred Term, FN for Fullname of descriptor, CD for Clinical Drug, AB
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",62,0)
for Abbreviation. The Code is whatever code is stored depending on the
"^DIC",176.001,176.001,"%D",63,0)
coding system. Under VANDF, the VUID is the code.
"^DIC",176.001,"B","RXNORM CONCEPTS",176.001)

"^DIC",176.002,176.002,0)
RXNORM NDC TO RXCUI^176.002
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,0,"GL")
^C0CRXN(176.002,
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%",0)
^1.005^^0
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",0)
^^62^62^3090122^
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",1,0)
Licensed under GPL.
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",2,0)
 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",3,0)
This file is part of the CCD/CCR Extraction from Vista/RPMS Project being 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",4,0)
run by WorldVista. This file was produced by Sam Habiel on December 26,
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",5,0)
2008.
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",6,0)
 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",7,0)
This file will be used to get RxNorm if only the NDC number is available.
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",8,0)
This is currently the case in the RPMS database. The original file is
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",9,0)
RxNorm Simple Concept and Atom Attributes file (RXNSAT.RRF). Most of the
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",10,0)
entries are not imported; only those entries whose Attribute Name (ATN,
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",11,0)
piece 9) is NDC and whose source (SAB, piece 10) is RXNORM are imported.
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",12,0)
The filtering is done by the mumps import code.
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",13,0)
 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",14,0)
Here's a complete description of RXNSAT.RRF file from RxNorm (Note that 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",15,0)
only fields prefixed by * are actually imported into the File Manager):
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",16,0)
 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",17,0)
This file follows the general format of the MRSAT.RRF file of the
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",18,0)
Metathesaurus. Some of the Metathesaurus fields are not provided by 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",19,0)
RxNorm and are marked as "(no value provided)". There is exactly one row 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",20,0)
in this table for each concept, atom, or relationship attribute that does 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",21,0)
not have a sub-element structure. Not all RxNorm concepts or RxNorm 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",22,0)
relationships have entries in this file. This file includes all source 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",23,0)
vocabulary attributes that do not fit into other categories.
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",24,0)
 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",25,0)
        Col.    Description
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",26,0)
        *RXCUI   Unique identifier for concept (concept id)
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",27,0)
        LUI     Unique identifier for term (no value provided)
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",28,0)
        SUI     Unique identifier for string (no value provided)
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",29,0)
        RXAUI   Unique identifier for atom (RxNorm Atom ID)
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",30,0)
        STYPE   The name of the column in RXNCONSO.RRF or RXNREL.RRF that 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",31,0)
                contains the identifier to which the attribute is
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",32,0)
                attached, e.g., CUI, AUI.
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",33,0)
        CODE    "Most useful" source asserted identifier (if the source 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",34,0)
                vocabulary contains more than one).
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",35,0)
        ATUI    Unique identifier for attribute
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",36,0)
        SATUI   Source asserted attribute identifier (optional - present 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",37,0)
                if it exists)
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",38,0)
        ATN     Attribute name. Possible values appear in RXNDOC.RRF and 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",39,0)
                are described in Appendix B.2 of the Metathesaurus
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",40,0)
                documentation
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",41,0)
        SAB     Abbreviation of the source of the attribute. Possible 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",42,0)
                values appear in RXNSAB.RRF and are listed in Appendix B.4
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",43,0)
                of the Metathesaurus documentation
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",44,0)
        *ATV    Attribute value described under specific attribute name 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",45,0)
                in Appendix B.2. of the Metathesaurus documentation. A
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",46,0)
                few attribute values exceed 1,000 characters. Many of the
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",47,0)
                abbreviations used in attribute values are explained in
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",48,0)
                RXNDOC.RRF and included in Appendix B.3. of the
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",49,0)
                Metathesaurus documentation
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",50,0)
 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",51,0)
        SUPPRESS        Suppressible flag. Values = E, Y, or N. Reflects 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",52,0)
                the suppressible status of the attribute; not yet in use.
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",53,0)
                See also SUPPRESS in MRCONSO.RRF and MRDEF.RRF and
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",54,0)
                MRREL.RRF of the Metathesaurus documentation.
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",55,0)
        CVF     Content view flag
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",56,0)
 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",57,0)
In summary the file is an import of RXNSAT.RRF filtered by ATN="NDC" and 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",58,0)
SAB="RXNORM". Imported fields are RXCUI and ATV (= NDC).
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",59,0)
 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",60,0)
RxNorm can be found at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/research/umls/rxnorm/ 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",61,0)
 
"^DIC",176.002,176.002,"%D",62,0)
RxNorm is updated monthly.
"^DIC",176.002,"B","RXNORM NDC TO RXCUI",176.002)

"^DIC",176.003,176.003,0)
RXNORM SOURCES^176.003
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,0,"GL")
^C0CRXN(176.003,
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%",0)
^1.005^^0
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",0)
^^53^53^3081226^
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",1,0)
Licensed under GPL.  
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",2,0)
 
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",3,0)
This file is part of the CCD/CCR Extraction from Vista/RPMS Project being 
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",4,0)
run by WorldVista. This file was produced by Sam Habiel on December 26,
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",5,0)
2008.  
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",6,0)
 
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",7,0)
This file will be used to get RxNorm and VUID versions when 
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",8,0)
reporting codes in the CCD/CCR.
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",9,0)
 
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",10,0)
The original file is RXNSAB.RRF. Below is the description by RxNorm. Only the fields prefixed with * have been imported.
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",11,0)
All rows from the file are imported (only about 10).
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",12,0)
 
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",13,0)
 Field  Full Name       Description
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",14,0)
 -----  -------------   --------------------------
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",15,0)
 *VCUI  CUI             CUI of the versioned SRC concept for a source
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",16,0)
 *RCUI  Root CUI        CUI of the root SRC concept for a source
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",17,0)
 *VSAB  Versioned Source Abbreviation   The versioned source abbreviation for a source, e.g., NDDF_2004_11_03
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",18,0)
 *RSAB  Root Source Abbreviation        The root source abbreviation, for a source e.g. NDDF
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",19,0)
 *SON   Official Name   The official name for a source
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",20,0)
 *SF    Source Family   The Source Family for a source
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",21,0)
 *SVER  Version         The source version, e.g., 2001
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",22,0)
 VSTART Meta Start Date The date a source became active, e.g., 2001_04_03
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",23,0)
 VEND   Meta End Date   The date a source ceased to be active, e.g., 2001_05_10
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",24,0)
 IMETA  Meta Insert Version     The version of the Metathesaurus a source first appeared, e.g., 2001AB
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",25,0)
 RMETA  Meta Remove Version     The version of the Metathesaurus a source was removed, e.g., 2001AC
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",26,0)
 SLC    Source License Contact  The source license contact information. A semi-colon separated list containing the following 
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",27,0)
        fields: Name; Title; Organization; Address 1; Address 2; City; State or Province; Country; Zip or Postal Code; Telephone;
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",28,0)
        Contact Fax; Email; URL
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",29,0)
 SCC    Source Content Contact  The source content contact information. A semi-colon separated list containing the following 
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",30,0)
        fields: Name; Title; Organization; Address 1; Address 2; City; State or Province; Country; Zip or Postal Code; Telephone;
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",31,0)
        Contact Fax; Email; URL
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",32,0)
 SRL    Source Restriction Level        0,1,2,3,4 - explained in the License Agreement.
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",33,0)
 TFR    Term Frequency  The number of terms for this source in RXNCONSO.RRF, e.g., 12343 (not implemented yet)
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",34,0)
 CFR    CUI Frequency   The number of CUIs associated with this source, e.g., 10234 (not implemented yet)
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",35,0)
 CXTY   Context Type    The type of relationship label (section 2.3.2 of Metathesaurus documentation)
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",36,0)
 TTYL   Term Type List  Term type list from source, e.g., MH,EN,PM,TQ
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",37,0)
 ATNL   Attribute Name List     The attribute name list, e.g., MUI,RN,TH,...
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",38,0)
 LAT    Language        The language of the terms in the source
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",39,0)
 CENC   Character Encoding      Character set as specified by the IANA official names for character assignments 
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",40,0)
        http://www.iana.org/assignments/character-sets
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",41,0)
 CURVER Current Version         A Y or N flag indicating whether or not this row corresponds to the current version of the 
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",42,0)
        named source
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",43,0)
 SABIN  Source in Subset        A Y or N flag indicating whether or not this row is represented in the current MetamorphoSys 
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",44,0)
        subset. Initially always Y where CURVER is Y, but later is recomputed by MetamorphoSys.
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",45,0)
 SSN    Source short name       The short name of a source as used by the NLM Knowledge Source Server.
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",46,0)
 *SCIT  Source citation         Citation information for a source. A semi-colon separated list containing the following fields: 
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",47,0)
        Author(s); Author(s) address; Author(s) organization; Editor(s); Title; Content Designator; Medium Designator; Edition;
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",48,0)
        Place of Publication; Publisher; Date of Publication/copyright; Date of revision; Location; Extent; Series; Availability
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",49,0)
        Statement (URL); Language; Notes
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",50,0)
 
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",51,0)
 RxNorm can be found at http://www.nlm.nih.gov/research/umls/rxnorm/ 
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",52,0)
  
"^DIC",176.003,176.003,"%D",53,0)
 RxNorm is updated monthly.  
"^DIC",176.003,"B","RXNORM SOURCES",176.003)

**END**
**END**