"Secondary diagnosis: This is scored as 15 if more than one medical diagnosis is listed on the patient’s chart; if not, score 0." - LOINC

This class represents a question on the Short-Form McGill Pain Questionnaire (SF-MPQ) Assessment Instrument. This abstract class exists primarily to re-define the generic AssessmentInstrument.item.question property to the SF-MPQ.item.question. In other words, of all the possible questions on all the possible assessment instruments, we are explicitly identifying the ten SF-MPQ questions. Note that because this class is abstract, implementers would likely not instantiate this class, but rather the ten concrete sub classes.

This class represents an answer or a response to a question on the Short-Form McGill Pain Questionnaire (SF-MPQ) Assessment Instrument. This abstract class exists primarily to re-define the generic AssessmentEvent.responseItem.answer property to the SF-MPQ.responseItem.answer. In other words, of all the possible answers on all the possible kinds of assessment instruments, we are explicitly identifying the possible answers to the ten SF-MPQ questions. Note that because this class is abstract, implementers would likely not instantiate this class, but rather the ten concrete sub classes.

This enumeration represents a value set of possible responses to the SF-MPQ question: "Sharp".

This enumeration represents a value set of possible responses to the SF-MPQ question: "Shooting".

The McGill Pain Questionnaire (Short Form) measures a patient’s subjective pain experience by using two dimensions of pain, sensory pain rating index (S-PRI) and affective pain rating index (A-PRI), and a total pain rating index (T-PRI). It was developed at McGill University by Melzack and Torgerson in 1971. The McGill Pain Questionnaire is copywritten by Ronald Melzack - ensure that the necessary licensing is secured before use!

This enumeration represents a value set of possible responses to the SF-MPQ question: "Sickening".

This enumeration represents a value set of possible responses to the SF-MPQ question: "Splitting".

This enumeration represents a value set of possible responses to the SF-MPQ question: "Stabbing".

This class represents the total of the values associated with a defined subset of the Assessment. Some Assessment Instruments define a intermediate score(s) for related characteristics along with a total score for the overall instrument. For example, an overall mental health Assessment instrument may define a sub-score for depression. Note that many Assessment Instruments contain groupings or sections, which are not necessarily related to sub-scores.

This enumeration represents a value set of possible responses to the SF-MPQ question: "Tender".

This class is concrete Questionnaire Item which contains text to display to the user. This text may be instructions or header information. Note that this class is not used to display the text of a question or grouping of questions - that text is incorporated in the Question and Group classes.

This enumeration represents a value set of possible responses to the SF-MPQ question: "Throbbing".

This enumeration represents a value set of possible responses to the SF-MPQ question: "Tiring - Exhausting".

This enumeration represents a value set of possible responses to the question of how often during the last year the respondent had been unable to remember what happened the night before because of drinking.

This enumeration represents a value set of possible responses to the question of how often during the last year the respondent found that he/she was not able to stop drinking once started.