89694-4

LOINC Code


LOINC code89694-4
name
descriptionThe pulmonary embolism severity index (PESI) is a clinical decision support tool for predicting the 30-day outcome of patients with pulmonary embolism (PE). It contains 11 prognostic variables, including age, gender, heart rate, pulse oximetry result, and past medical history, that are used to stratify patients into five risk classes (I-V) that are associated with increasing probability of mortality. Patients in risk classes I and II are considered to be at low risk for mortality and other adverse medical outcomes and are potential candidates for outpatient care or early discharge. Patients in risk classes III-V are at higher risk of adverse outcomes, and more intense treatment and monitoring may be indicated.[PMID: 16020800][PMID: 18989542]
statusACTIVE

Fully-Specified Name

componentPulmonary Embolism Severity Index panel
property-
timePt  =  Point in time:  To identify measures at a point in time. This is a synonym for “spot” or “random” as applied to urine measurements.
system^Patient
scale-
methodPESI

Additional Names

short nameCLIN; CLIN.RISK; Pan; PANEL.CLINICAL; Panl; PESI Pnl; Pnl; Point in time; Pulm; Pulmonary Function Test; Random

Basic Attributes

classPANEL.CLIN.RISK
type2  Clinical
order vs. observationPESI panel

Panel Components

30525-0
8867-4
8480-6
9279-1
8310-5
2708-6
56865-9
89693-6
90660-2

History/Usage

first released
last updated2.65
last change typeADD  - added

Related Names



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