- The RE domain contains dynamic measurements, collected or derived, related to the respiratory system.
- The actual timing variables REDTC, REENDTC, REDY and REENDY are used to represent the start and end of the evaluation period during which data that contributed to the reported result were collected. This may be a portion of a longer period over which the instrument was continuously collecting data.
- RESTINT and REENINT should be used to describe a known assessment interval whenever there is a reference time point (RETPTREF).
- REMETHOD and RECSTATE are considered important for comparison purposes and should be populated whenever available or collected.
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