Labevents value changes from numbers to words such as none and sm. What do these mean?
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I'm looking at the data in labevents, I was expecting numeric type values like <0.1 but I was not expecting MOD, OCC, TR and the like. What do all of these abbreviations mean? I couldn't find these in the documentation.
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Start with the labevents data and the linked MIMIC online documentation, then identify where the reported value abbreviations are defined. Done means the relevant meanings are documented clearly for labevents and the documentation covers examples such as MOD, OCC, and TR.
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