Cumulative Dose

Preferred Label : Cumulative Dose;

NCIt synonyms : Total Dose;

NCIt related terms : TOTAL_DOSE_ADMINISTERED; total_dose; dosage; periodProductDoseTotal;

NCIt definition : The total amount of an agent (e.g., drug, biologic, radiation, etc.) administered to a subject over a defined period of time.;

Alternative definition : CDISC-GLOSS: The amount of drug administered to a patient or test subject over a period of time; a regulated time bound administration of individual doses. NOTE: For example, a daily dosage specified in a prescription or a clinical trial, such as one 100mg tablet taken 4 times per day. [After AMA Manual of style]; NCI-GLOSS: In medicine, the total amount of a drug or radiation given to a patient over time; for example, the total dose of radiation given in a series of radiation treatments.; PCDC: The total amount of the medication administered to the patient over the defined period of time.;

Codes from synonyms : CDR0000346516;

Details

Origin ID

C94394;

UMLS CUI

C2986497;

Automatic exact mappings (from CISMeF team)
- Dosage [DeCS]
- Dosage [LOINC Property]
- Dosage (attribute) [SNOMED CT concept]
- Dosages (qualifier value) [SNOMED CT concept]
- Dose [LOINC System]
- dosage [IUPAC Term]
Semantic type(s)
- Conceptual Entity [UMLS semantic type]
concept_is_in_subset
- AML Total Dose Table [NCIt concept]
- AML Variable Terminology [NCIt concept]
- BRIDG Attribute Terminology [NCIt concept]
- BRIDG Terminology [NCIt concept]
- CDISC Glossary Terminology [NCIt concept]
- Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium Terminology [NCIt concept]
- GCT Total Dose Table [NCIt concept]
- GCT Variable Terminology [NCIt concept]
- HL Total Dose Table [NCIt concept]
- HL Variable Terminology [NCIt concept]
- ICDC Property Terminology [NCIt concept]
- ICDC Terminology [NCIt concept]
- OS Total Dose Table [NCIt concept]
- OS Variable Terminology [NCIt concept]

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