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date = "2015-09-01T19:34:46-04:00"
title = "The inputevents_mv table"
linktitle = "INPUTEVENTS_MV"
weight = 25
toc = "true"
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Table source: Metavision ICU databases.
Table purpose: Input data for patients.
Number of rows: 3,618,991
Links to:
SUBJECT_ID
HADM_ID
ICUSTAY_ID
ITEMID
CGID
A high level description of the data is available here.
ENDTIME
= STARTTIME
+ 1 minuteName | Postgres data type |
---|---|
ROW_ID | INT |
SUBJECT_ID | INT |
HADM_ID | INT |
ICUSTAY_ID | INT |
STARTTIME | TIMESTAMP(0) |
ENDTIME | TIMESTAMP(0) |
ITEMID | INT |
AMOUNT | DOUBLE PRECISION |
AMOUNTUOM | VARCHAR(30) |
RATE | DOUBLE PRECISION |
RATEUOM | VARCHAR(30) |
STORETIME | TIMESTAMP(0) |
CGID | BIGINT |
ORDERID | BIGINT |
LINKORDERID | BIGINT |
ORDERCATEGORYNAME | VARCHAR(100) |
SECONDARYORDERCATEGORYNAME | VARCHAR(100) |
ORDERCOMPONENTTYPEDESCRIPTION | VARCHAR(200) |
ORDERCATEGORYDESCRIPTION | VARCHAR(50) |
PATIENTWEIGHT | DOUBLE PRECISION |
TOTALAMOUNT | DOUBLE PRECISION |
TOTALAMOUNTUOM | VARCHAR(50) |
ISOPENBAG | SMALLINT |
CONTINUEINNEXTDEPT | SMALLINT |
CANCELREASON | SMALLINT |
STATUSDESCRIPTION | VARCHAR(30) |
COMMENTS_STATUS | VARCHAR(30) |
COMMENTS_TITLE | VARCHAR(100) |
COMMENTS_DATE | TIMESTAMP(0) |
ORIGINALAMOUNT | DOUBLE PRECISION |
ORIGINALRATE | DOUBLE PRECISION |
SUBJECT_ID
, HADM_ID
, ICUSTAY_ID
Identifiers which specify the patient: SUBJECT_ID
is unique to a patient, HADM_ID
is unique to a patient hospital stay and ICUSTAY_ID
is unique to a patient ICU stay.
STARTTIME
, ENDTIME
STARTTIME
and ENDTIME
record the start and end time of an input/output event.
Identifier for a single measurement type in the database. Each row associated with one ITEMID
which corresponds to an instantiation of the same measurement (e.g. norepinephrine).
MetaVision ITEMID
values are all above 220000. Since this data only contains data from MetaVision, it only contains ITEMID
above 220000 (see here for details about MetaVision)
AMOUNT
and AMOUNTUOM
list the amount of a drug or substance administered to the patient either between the STARTTIME
and ENDTIME
.
RATE
and RATEUOM
list the rate at which the drug or substance was administered to the patient either between the STARTTIME
and ENDTIME
.
STORETIME
records the time at which an observation was manually input or manually validated by a member of the clinical staff.
CGID
is the identifier for the caregiver who validated the given measurement.
ORDERID
links multiple items contained in the same solution together. For example, when a solution of noradrenaline and normal saline is administered both noradrenaline and normal saline occur on distinct rows but will have the same ORDERID
.
LINKORDERID
links the same order across multiple instantiations: for example, if the rate of delivery for the solution with noradrenaline and normal saline is changed, two new rows which share the same new ORDERID
will be generated, but the LINKORDERID
will be the same.
These columns provide higher level information about the order the medication/solution is a part of. Categories represent the type of administration, while the ORDERCOMPONENTTYPEDESCRIPTION
describes the role of the substance in the solution (i.e. main order parameter, additive, or mixed solution)
The patient weight in kilograms.
Intravenous administrations are usually given by hanging a bag of fluid at the bedside for continuous infusion over a certain period of time. These columns list the total amount of the fluid in the bag containing the solution.
STATUSDESCRIPTION
states the ultimate status of the item, or more specifically, row. It is used to indicate why the delivery of the compound has ended. There are only six possible statuses:
Whether the order was from an open bag.
If the order ended on patient transfer, this field indicates if it continued into the next department (e.g. a floor).
If the order was canceled, this column provides some explanation.
Specifies if the order was edited or canceled, and if so, the date and job title of the care giver who canceled or edited it.
Drugs are usually mixed within a solution and delivered continuously from the same bag. This column represents the amount of the drug contained in the bag at STARTTIME
. For the first infusion of a new bag, ORIGINALAMOUNT
= TOTALAMOUNT
. Later on, if the rate is changed, then the amount of the drug in the bag will be lower (as some has been administered to the patient). As a result, ORIGINALAMOUNT
< TOTALAMOUNT
, and ORIGINALAMOUNT
will be the amount of drug leftover in the bag at that STARTTIME
.
This is the rate that was input by the care provider. Note that this may differ from RATE
because of various reasons: ORIGINALRATE
was the original planned rate, while the RATE
column will be the true rate delivered. For example, if a a bag is about to run out and the care giver decides to push the rest of the fluid, then RATE
> ORIGINALRATE
.
However, these two columns are usually the same, but have minor non-clinically significant differences due to rounding error.