Japan CCCIDM SMIS: Vital Signs

Illustrates Domains

Illustrates Variables

ABLFL

Illustrates Data Structures

ADAM OTHER

Content

In the example vital sign dataset, the setting for taking the measurements was either in the clinic or at home. The latter is represented by the non-standard variable "VSSETTNG". Note that this variable is only required to distinguish which records come from assessment at home. When this non-standard variable is null, it is assumed the assessments were done in clinic.

Item numbers include: 1 - Height, 2 - Weight, 3 - Systolic blood pressure, 4 - Diastolic blood pressure, 27 - Waist, 33 - Systolic blood pressure at home, 34 - Diastolic blood pressure at home, 43 - Weight at home

Rows 1-5:	Show the vital signs measurements in the Clinic setting.
Rows 6-8:	Show the systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, and weight measurements performed at home.

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Row	STUDYID	DOMAIN	USUBJID	VSSEQ	VSTESTCD	VSTEST	VSORRES	VSORRESU	VSSTRESC	VSSTRESN	VSSTRESU	VSDTC	VSSETTNG
1	ABCDE	VS	ABCDE-001	1	HEIGHT	Height	178	cm	178	178	cm	2020-06-19
2	ABCDE	VS	ABCDE-001	2	WEIGHT	Weight	125	kg	125	125	kg	2020-06-19
3	ABCDE	VS	ABCDE-001	3	SYSBP	Systolic Blood Pressure	158	mmHg	158	158	mmHg	2020-06-19
4	ABCDE	VS	ABCDE-001	4	DIABP	Diastolic Blood Pressure	92	mmHg	92	92	mmHg	2020-06-19
5	ABCDE	VS	ABCDE-001	5	WSTCIR	Waist Circumference	106	cm	106	106	cm	2020-06-19
6	ABCDE	VS	ABCDE-001	6	SYSBP	Systolic Blood Pressure	154	mmHg	154	154	mmHg	2020-07-19	Home
7	ABCDE	VS	ABCDE-001	7	DIABP	Diastolic Blood Pressure	90	mmHg	90	90	mmHg	2020-07-19	Home
8	ABCDE	VS	ABCDE-001	8	WEIGHT	Weight	125	kg	125	125	kg	2020-07-19	Home

VS NSV Metadata

Variable	Label	Type	Codelist	Role	Origin
VSSETTNG	Finding Setting	text		Non-standard Record Qualifier	CRF