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    Defined Criterion Group Option Relationship

    Definition 1

    A relationship between a criterion group and an option that can satisfy it, either an activity, observation result or other criterion group, i.e. a relationship between a logical set of parenthesis and one of the options inside the parentheses, where the criterion group and its option are both part of a global library of activities. (NCI Thesaurus)

    Definition 2

    A relationship between a criterion group and an option that can satisfy it, either an activity, observation result or other criterion group, i.e. a relationship between a logical set of parenthesis and one of the options inside the parentheses, where the criterion group and its option are both part of a global library of activities. EXAMPLE(S): A pain management criterion group may be comprised of three options, one for substance administration of Tylenol, another for substance administration of aspirin, and a third for substance administration of ibuprofen. The pain management criterion would be satisfied/accomplished with any one of these activities and would be associated to each of the three via a different DefinedCriterionGroupOptionRelationship. NOTE(S): This class helps represent an OR relationship between siblings in the same criterion group. (NCI Thesaurus/BRIDG)




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