Table 0136: Yes/no Indicator
HL7-defined table of codes specifying either Yes or No used in fields containing binary answers generally user-specified. The actual interpretation of Yes/No is context sensitive. Individual chapters will further refine the meaning of Yes/No in their specific context.
- Type
- HL7-defined
- Codes
- 9
- Introduced
- HL7 v2.2
- Used in
- numerous
- FHIR code system
http://terminology.hl7.org/CodeSystem/special-values
HL7-defined: The standard fixes the values. PipeHat flags codes outside this list as warnings.
Codes
| Code | Meaning | FHIR code |
|---|---|---|
Y | Yes | true |
N | No | false |
NI | No Information | — |
NA | not applicable | — |
UNK | unknown | — |
NASK | not asked | — |
ASKU | asked but unknown | — |
NAV | temporarily unavailable | — |
NP | not present | — |
FHIR codes from the HL7 v2-to-FHIR concept map YesNoIndicator (unconditional mappings only).
Where it's used
| Element | Name | FHIR (v2-to-FHIR mapping) |
|---|---|---|
numerous | — |
Elements with a dot (such as CX.5) are data type components, used wherever that data type appears.
Source: HL7 Terminology (THO) 7.4.0 and the HL7 v2-to-FHIR Implementation Guide 1.0.0, published by HL7 International under CC0. Check your trading partner's specification for the values they actually send.