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Person 1..1 10 Person Name (String) 1..1 100 Name of the person National Patient Identifier (Identifier) 1..1 110 National Patient Identifier, here: Dutch Burgerservicenummer Date of birth (Date) 1..1 120 Date of birth Gender (Code) 1..1 130 Gender female male unspecified Vital signs 1..1 20 Vital signs Body height 0..1 210 Body height Identification (Identifier) 1..1 2100 Identification Result measurement (Quantity) 1..1 2110 Results measurement Date (Date/time) 1..1 2120 Date Comments (String) 1..1 2130 Comments Body height, lying 0..1 220 Body height, lying Identification (Identifier) 1..1 2200 Identification Result measurement (Quantity) 1..1 2210 Results measurement Date (Date/time) 1..1 2220 Date Comments (String) 1..1 2230 Comments Body weight 0..1 230 Body weight Identification (Identifier) 1..1 2300 Identification Result measurement (Quantity) 1..1 2310 Results measurement Date (Date/time) 1..1 2320 Date Comments (String) 1..1 2330 Comments Result measurement (String) 1..1 2340 Results measurement Heart rate 0..1 240 Heart rate Identification (Identifier) 1..1 2400 Identification Result measurement (Quantity) 1..1 2410 Results measurement Date (Date/time) 1..1 2420 Date Explanation (String) 1..1 2430 Explanation Result measurement (Code) 1..1 2440 Results measurement Heartbeat regularity (Code) 1..1 2445 Heartbeat regularity Respiratory rate 0..1 250 Respiratory rate Identification (Identifier) 1..1 2500 Identification Result measurement (Quantity) 1..1 2510 Results measurement Date (Date/time) 1..1 2520 Date Comments (String) 1..1 2530 Comments Blood pressure 0..1 260 Blood pressure Identification (Identifier) 1..1 2600 Identification Systolic blood pressure (Quantity) 1..1 2610 Systolic blood pressure Diastolic blood pressure (Quantity) 1..1 2612 Diastolic blood pressure Mean blood pressure (Quantity) 1..1 2614 Mean blood pressure Date (Date/time) 1..1 2620 Date Explanation (String) 1..1 2630 Explanation Method of measurement (Code) 1..1 2640 Method of measurement Cuff (Code) 1..1 2650 Cuff Localisation of measurement (Code) 1..1 2660 Localisation of measurement End-diastolic pressure (Code) 1..1 2670 End-diastolic pressure Position (Code) 1..1 2680 Position O2 Saturation 0..1 270 O2 Saturation Identification (Identifier) 1..1 2700 Identification Result measurement (Quantity) 1..1 2710 Results measurement Date (Date/time) 1..1 2720 Date Explanation (String) 1..1 2730 Explanation Supplemental oxygen (Boolean) 1..1 2740 Supplemental oxygen Pulse 0..1 280 Pulse Identification (Identifier) 1..1 2800 Identification Result measurement (Quantity) 1..1 2810 Results measurement Date (Date/time) 1..1 2820 Date Explanation (String) 1..1 2830 Explanation Pulse regularity (Code) 1..1 2840 The normal pulse rhythm is regular, meaning that the frequency of the pulsation felt by your fingers follows an even tempo with equal intervals between pulsations. If you compare this to music, it involves a constant beat that does not speed up or slow down, but stays at the same tempo. Thus, the interval between pulsations is the same. However, sinus arrhythmia is a common condition in children, adolescents, and young adults. Sinus arrhythmia involves an irregular pulse rhythm in which the pulse rate varies with the respiratory cycle: the heart rate increases at inspiration and decreases back to normal upon expiration. The underlying physiology of sinus arrhythmia is that the heart rate increases to compensate for the decreased stroke volume from the heart’s left side upon inspiration. regular irregular regular irregular Body temperature 0..1 290 Body temperature Identification (Identifier) 1..1 2900 Identification Result measurement (Quantity) 1..1 2910 Results measurement Date (Date/time) 1..1 2920 Date Explanation (String) 1..1 2930 Explanation Method of measurement (Code) 1..1 2940 Method of measurement