| CLASS | SURVEY.MDS | LP40268-2 |
| COMPONENT | Resident assessment protocol 1--Delirium - proceed with care | LP75548-5 |
| PROPERTY | Find | LP6813-2 |
| TIME_ASPCT | Pt | LP6960-1 |
| SYSTEM | ^Patient | LP310005-6 |
| SCALE_TYP | Ord | LP7751-3 |
| METHOD_TYP | MDS | LP76084-0 |
| AnswerList | MDS_117 | LL50-6 |
| parent | Survey terms not yet categorized | LP248772-8 |
| CLASSTYPE | Surveys | |
| UNITSREQUIRED | N | |
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| LONG_COMMON_NAME | en-US | Resident assessment protocol 1--Delirium - proceed with care [Minimum Data Set] |
| LONG_COMMON_NAME | en-US | Resident assessment protocol 1--Delirium - proceed with care [Minimum Data Set] |
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