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This is an abbreviation for Foundational Model of Anatomy.
A domain ontology that represents a coherent body of knowledge about human anatomy.
The abbreviation for Foundational Model of Anatomy is FMA.
FMA is a computer-based knowledge source for use in biomedical informatics.
FMA was developed and is maintained by the Structural Informatics Group at the University of Washington.
SNOMED CT uses FMA definitions __ for some concepts.
FMA
A release type in which the release files contain every version of every component and reference set member ever released.
A description that represents the meaning of a concept in a way that is unambiguous and independent of the context in which it is used.
Fully specified names are represented by descriptions with the typeId 900000000000003001 | Fully specified name| .
Every concept must have at least one active fully specified name.
Language reference sets must include a single preferred fully specified name for each concept in a language context.
The US English fully specified name is the point of reference for the meaning of concepts in the SNOMED CT International Edition. For concepts that are part of an extension, the preferred fully specified name in a language specified by that extension may be the point of reference.
FSN
A view of SNOMED CT that includes all versions of all components and reference set members in a full release.
A full view includes the history of all components ever released.
A full view can be filtered to provide a snapshot view of the components at the current date or at any date in the past.
A full view can also be filtered to provide a delta view of changes to components between any two dates in the past.
This is the full name for FHIR.
An HL7 standards framework that defines a set of resources that represent granular clinical concepts.
FHIR is web-based and its resources are based on simple XML or JSON structures.
FHIR has an http-based RESTful protocol, where each resource has a predictable URL.
Where possible, open internet standards are used for data representation.
The abbreviation FHIR, is pronounced fire.
Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources
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This is an abbreviation for fully specified name.
A description that represents the meaning of a concept in a way that is unambiguous and independent of the context in which it is used.
Fully specified names are represented by descriptions with the typeId 900000000000003001 | Fully specified name| .
Every concept must have at least one active fully specified name.
Language reference sets must include a single preferred fully specified name for each concept in a language context.
The US English fully specified name is the point of reference for the meaning of concepts in the SNOMED CT International Edition. For concepts that are part of an extension, the preferred fully specified name in a language specified by that extension may be the point of reference.
FSN
This is an abbreviation for release file field.
A property of a SNOMED CT component or reference set member represented by a column in a release file.
Field
Release file column
An HL7 standards framework that defines a set of resources that represent granular clinical concepts.
FHIR is web-based and its resources are based on simple XML or JSON structures.
FHIR has an http-based RESTful protocol, where each resource has a predictable URL.
Where possible, open internet standards are used for data representation.
The abbreviation FHIR, is pronounced fire.
Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources
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A module that defines the content of a SNOMED CT edition.
The edition defined by a focus module includes all the modules on which that module depends.
A domain ontology that represents a coherent body of knowledge about human anatomy.
The abbreviation for Foundational Model of Anatomy is FMA.
FMA is a computer-based knowledge source for use in biomedical informatics.
FMA was developed and is maintained by the Structural Informatics Group at the University of Washington.
SNOMED CT uses FMA definitions __ for some concepts.
FMA
The part of a SNOMED CT expression that represents the primary clinical idea.
Typically the focus concept is a clinical finding, procedure, observable entity . However, it may be a concept from any domain that can be refined in accordance with concept model rules.
The focus concept may have a refinement that provides more detailed information.
The focus concept may be given context by a surrounding context wrapper.
The is the focus concept in the following three examples:
Example 1: Focus concept with a refinement that indicates the type and location of the fracture.
: ⬅︎ Focus concept { = , ⬅︎ Refinement = } ⬅︎ ...
Example 2: Focus concept in a context wrapper the fracture of the humerus is past history rather than a current condition.
: ⬅︎ Context wrapper { } ⬅︎ Focus concept
Example 3: Focus concept in a context wrapper with a refinement to add more detailed information.
: ⬅︎ Context wrapper { = : ⬅︎ Focus concept { = , ⬅︎ Refinement = } ⬅︎ ... }