ARCHETYPE Poisoning event summary (openEHR-EHR-EVALUATION.poisoning_summary.v0)

Use to record summary details about a single poisoning event.

Use cases include, but are not limited to:

• public health surveillance about poisoning events.

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• Custodian Organisation: openEHR Foundation
• Original Namespace: org.openehr
• Original Publisher: openEHR Foundation
• Custodian Namespace: org.openehr
• MD5-CAM-1.0.1: C46A4BF6F4CE6BAB5F5E2E58A44C1DD3
• Build Uid: 7327cec3-422d-41cb-b9e6-132373d5215a
• Revision: 0.0.1-alpha

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  • at0065::Gas [Substance exists in a gaseous state, often invisible; exposure primarily by inhalation.]
  • at0066::Aerosol [Substance is a suspension of fine particles or liquid droplets dispersed in a gas.]
  • at0064::Liquid [Substance flows to take the shape of its container; exposure by ingestion, dermal absorption, or accidental splashes.]
  • at0067::Solid [Substance is a fixed shape and volume; exposure by ingestion, inhalation as a dust or skin absorption.]
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  • at0074::Tablet [A solid dosage form of a substance, often compacted into a small, flat, or slightly rounded shape for oral administration.]
  • at0075::Capsule [A solid dosage form consisting of a substance enclosed within a soluble gelatin or similar shell for oral consumption.]
  • at0076::Pellet [A small, solid, rounded or cylindrical mass of a substance, typically used for controlled release or specific applications (e.g., pesticide pellets).]
  • at0077::Block [A large, solid mass of a substance, typically uniform in shape, used in bulk applications (e.g., rat poison blocks).]
  • at0078::Powder [A finely ground, loose, dry substance consisting of small particles (e.g., talcum powder, powdered drugs).]
  • at0079::Granule [Small, irregularly shaped particles larger than powder but smaller than pellets (e.g., granular fertilizers or detergents).]
  • at0080::Crystal [Solid substances with a defined geometric shape and internal structure due to their molecular arrangement (e.g., salt crystals, methamphetamine).]
  • at0081::Shard [Sharp, irregular fragments of a brittle solid.]
  • at0082::Flake [Thin, flat pieces of a substance, often irregularly shaped (e.g., paint flakes, graphite flakes).]
  • at0083::Fibre [Thin, thread-like structures that may be woven or used individually (e.g., fiberglass, asbestos fibers).]
  • at0089::Chunk [Irregular, larger solid pieces, not uniform in shape or size (e.g., broken pieces of solid chemicals).]
  • at0090::Bead [Small, spherical particles, often uniform in size, used in industrial or pharmaceutical applications (e.g., silica gel beads, bead-based medications).]
  • at0091::Dust [Fine, dry particulate matter suspended in air or settled on surface.]
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  • at0085::Solution [Homogeneous mixtures where the poison is fully dissolved in a solvent, such as water or alcohol. For example: antifreeze (ethylene glycol) and certain cleaning agents.]
  • at0086::Suspension [Heterogeneous mixtures containing solid particles dispersed in a liquid medium. For example, liquid pesticides with suspended active ingredients.]
  • at0087::Emulsion/Cream [Mixtures of two immiscible liquids where one is dispersed in the other, often stabilized by emulsifiers. For example: medicinal creams and lotions.]
  • at0088::Gel [Semi-solid systems where a liquid is entrapped within a three-dimensional polymeric network, giving a jelly-like consistency. For example, hand sanitizers and certain topical medications.]
  • at0092::Foam [Colloidal systems where gas bubbles are dispersed in a liquid matrix. For example, some cleaning agents and cosmetic products.]
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  Units:
  • g
  • oz (avoirdupois) (UCUM: [oz_av])
  • l
  • ml
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  • at0023::Unknown [An unknown amount was ingested.]
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  • at0017::Ingested
  • at0018::Injected
  • at0019::Inhaled
  • at0020::Direct contact [Contact via skin or mucosa.]

• at0053::Original packaging/container [Substance was stored in the manufacturer's original packaging and container.]
• at0054::Other packaging/container [Substance was not stored in the manufacturer's original packaging or container.]

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  • at0093::Occupational [The exposure occurred in an occupational context.]
  • at0094::Non-occupational context [The exposure did not occur in an occupational context.]

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  • at0035::Well ventilated
  • at0036::Poorly ventilated
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  • at0025::Residential [Home of the poisoned individual or another person.]
  • at0027::School [Educational institution, such as a school, kindergarten, or university.]
  • at0028::Workplace [Place of employment where the individual was working or present in a professional capacity.]
  • at0062::Other [Another site other than residential, educational or workplace.]
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• at0045::First occurrence [The event is the first ever exposure for the individual.]
• at0046::Subsequent occurrence [The event is a second or subsequent exposure for the individual.]