keyboard_backspaceMeasurement finding above reference range

Domain IDCondition
Concept Class IDClinical Finding
Vocabulary ID
Nebraska Lexicon
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Nebraska Lexicon (UNMC)
Nebraska Lexicon 20190816
https://www.unmc.edu/pathology-research/bioinformatics/campbell/tdc.html
Concept ID3413002
Concept code442756004
ValidityValid
ConceptNon-standard
Valid start31-Jul-2009
Valid end31-Dec-2099

Term connections (163)

Relationship	Relates to	Concept id	Vocabulary
Active was_a inactive (SNOMED)	Blood glucose raised NOS	3096150	Nebraska Lexicon
	Blood glucose raised NOS	3111680	Nebraska Lexicon
Has interpretation (SNOMED)	Above reference range	3438729	Nebraska Lexicon
Has interprets (SNOMED)	Measurement procedure	3481714	Nebraska Lexicon
Is a	Measurement finding outside reference range	3339116	Nebraska Lexicon
Non-standard to Standard map (OMOP)	Measurement	4048365	SNOMED
Subsumes	Alanine aminotransferase (serum glutamic-pyruvic transaminase) level raised	3332248	Nebraska Lexicon
	Alcohol in blood specimen above reference range	3341847	Nebraska Lexicon
	Alkaline phosphatase raised	3422615	Nebraska Lexicon
	Alpha-fetoprotein raised	3471482	Nebraska Lexicon
	Antibody titre above reference range	3407992	Nebraska Lexicon
	Antinuclear antibody above reference range	3227859	Nebraska Lexicon
	Blood drug level high	3221760	Nebraska Lexicon
	Cancer antigen 19-9 above reference range	3347944	Nebraska Lexicon
	Cancer antigen 27-29 above reference range	3277332	Nebraska Lexicon
	Carbamazepine level high	3389607	Nebraska Lexicon
	Carcinoembryonic antigen above reference range	3421929	Nebraska Lexicon
	Catecholamine in urine specimen above reference range	3373533	Nebraska Lexicon
	Cerebrospinal fluid: chloride increased	3356261	Nebraska Lexicon
	Cerebrospinal fluid: protein - increased +	3441419	Nebraska Lexicon
	Cerebrospinal fluid: protein - increased ++	3444301	Nebraska Lexicon
	Colour index raised	3437022	Nebraska Lexicon
	Digoxin level high	3277456	Nebraska Lexicon
	Drug level in urine specimen above therapeutic range	3472516	Nebraska Lexicon
	Drug, medicament, or biological substance in urine above reference range	3319336	Nebraska Lexicon
	Elevated C peptide level	3193457	Nebraska Lexicon
	Elevated DHEA level	3191674	Nebraska Lexicon
	Elevated Epstein Barr virus antibody titer quantitative	3187315	Nebraska Lexicon
	Elevated cholesterol/high density lipoprotein ratio	3347131	Nebraska Lexicon
	Elevated levels of transaminase and lactic acid dehydrogenase	3372155	Nebraska Lexicon
	Elevated liver enzymes level	3476091	Nebraska Lexicon
	Elevated parathyroid hormone related peptide	3190443	Nebraska Lexicon
	Enzyme level in serum specimen above reference range	3267479	Nebraska Lexicon
	Erythroblastaemia	3176183	Nebraska Lexicon
	Erythrocyte sedimentation rate raised	3269236	Nebraska Lexicon
	Fibrinogen in blood above reference range	3464195	Nebraska Lexicon
	Gamma-glutamyl transferase raised	3227495	Nebraska Lexicon
	Gonadotrophin levels raised	3436802	Nebraska Lexicon
	Haematocrit - packed cell volume - high	3433773	Nebraska Lexicon
	Haemoglobin A1c above reference range	3471987	Nebraska Lexicon
	Heavy metal in blood specimen above reference range	3305579	Nebraska Lexicon
	Heavy metal in tissue specimen above reference range	3175717	Nebraska Lexicon
	Heavy metal in urine specimen above reference range	3305718	Nebraska Lexicon
	Homocysteine level above reference range	3325141	Nebraska Lexicon
	Hypermagnesuria	3448186	Nebraska Lexicon
	Hyperviscosity	3419510	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increase of specific gravity	3448489	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased 11-deoxy, 17-hydroxycorticosterone level	3319563	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased 11-deoxycorticosterone level	3364517	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased 17-ketosteroids level	3275321	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased AD7c neuronal thread protein concentration in cerebrospinal fluid	3336374	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased AD7c neuronal thread protein concentration in urine	3371963	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased CK (creatine kinase) level	3276759	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased adenosine monophosphate	3332657	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased adrenal cortical hormone level	3276642	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased adrenocorticotropic hormone level	3258876	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased albumin	3226737	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased amino acid	3473191	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased androgen level	3267613	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased angiotensin II level	3184797	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased anti-diuretic hormone level	3334637	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased aspartate transaminase level	3265675	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased beta amino isobutyric acid	3371294	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased bilirubin level	3324108	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased biliverdin	3350928	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased biotin	3233713	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased blood leucocyte number	3334410	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased cancer antigen 125	3421964	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased carbohydrate	3356668	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased carboxyhaemoglobin	3408866	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased carotene	3403098	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased cholesterol esters	3271928	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased choline	3250574	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased corticosterone level	3273915	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased corticotropin releasing factor level	3346532	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased cortisone level	3419673	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased epinephrine level	3335328	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased folic acid	3402414	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased globulin	3235117	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased glucagon level	3250430	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased haemoglobin	3459484	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased homogentisic acid	3225726	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased human chorionic gonadotrophin level	3333603	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased human growth hormone level	3286323	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased hydrocortisone level	3377103	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased immunoglobulin	3375352	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased immunoreactive trypsinogen level	3214795	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased insulin level	3331577	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased ketone bodies	3361517	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased lactic acid level	3349838	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased lead level	3239819	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased lipid	3189874	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased mannoheptulose	3343014	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased melanocyte stimulating hormone level	3236988	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased methaemoglobin	3356333	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased norepinephrine level	3365786	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased oestradiol level	3418325	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased oestriol level	3372927	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased orotic acid	3284918	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased oxytocin level	3254969	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased pancreatic lipase	3295286	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased pantothenic acid	3251495	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased peak expiratory flow rate	3476260	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased pituitary follicle stimulating hormone level	3374413	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased pituitary gonadotrophin level	3397716	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased pituitary interstitial cell stimulating hormone level	3375346	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased polypeptide hormone level	3439487	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased porphyrin	3237330	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased pregnanediol level	3373938	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased progesterone level	3388483	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased prolactin level	3174680	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased protein hormone level	3313812	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased protein-bound iodine	3171813	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased secretin level	3215826	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased serotonin level	3282853	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased serum protein level	3453503	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased sulphaemoglobin	3299963	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased thyroid hormone level	3439412	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased thyroxine level	3233661	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased triiodothyronine level	3251970	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased uric acid level	3376308	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased urobilin	3257624	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased urobilinogen level	3182595	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased vanillylmandelic acid level	3242585	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased vitamin A	3235054	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased vitamin B	3335731	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased vitamin B>12<	3376593	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased vitamin D	3238802	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased vitamin E	3180629	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased vitamin K	3311507	Nebraska Lexicon
	Increased xanthine	3381685	Nebraska Lexicon
	Indoleacetic acid in urine specimen above reference range	3374768	Nebraska Lexicon
	Intraabdominal pressure above reference range	3247464	Nebraska Lexicon
	Lipase in serum specimen above reference range	3218642	Nebraska Lexicon
	Lithium level high - toxic	3350717	Nebraska Lexicon
	Male sex hormones raised	3254295	Nebraska Lexicon
	Mean corpuscular volume - raised	3415072	Nebraska Lexicon
	Oxygen saturation above reference range	3473243	Nebraska Lexicon
	Pancreatic enzyme level above reference range	3442711	Nebraska Lexicon
	Phenobarbitone level high	3367318	Nebraska Lexicon
	Phenytoin level high	3169567	Nebraska Lexicon
	Platelet count above reference range	3455826	Nebraska Lexicon
	Pleural fluid cells increased	3446173	Nebraska Lexicon
	Pleural fluid protein raised	3367540	Nebraska Lexicon
	Radioactive iodine uptake above reference range	3283223	Nebraska Lexicon
	Raised cardiac enzyme or marker	3260285	Nebraska Lexicon
	Raised prostate specific antigen	3289679	Nebraska Lexicon
	Raised serum calcium level	3291050	Nebraska Lexicon
	Raised serum potassium level	3232771	Nebraska Lexicon
	Raised thyroid stimulating hormone level	3274285	Nebraska Lexicon
	Raised toxoplasma titer	3445436	Nebraska Lexicon
	Red blood cell count raised	3445103	Nebraska Lexicon
	Serum 5-nucleotidase level raised	3179059	Nebraska Lexicon
	Serum acid phosphatase raised	3259546	Nebraska Lexicon
	Serum amylase raised	3321512	Nebraska Lexicon
	Serum creatinine raised	3253947	Nebraska Lexicon
	Serum iron raised	3357631	Nebraska Lexicon
	Serum lactate dehydrogenase level elevated	3257944	Nebraska Lexicon
	Serum phenylalanine raised	3274373	Nebraska Lexicon
	Synovial fluid viscosity high	3436810	Nebraska Lexicon
	Theophylline level high	3187468	Nebraska Lexicon
	Troponin I above reference range	3310177	Nebraska Lexicon
	Valproate level high	3173188	Nebraska Lexicon

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