ageAtOnsetThis property contains age of the person in question at the time that the event occured. Note that if the person's date of birth is known, this property can be derived from the patient's Person demographics information. However, in general, this property is used only when the date of birth is not known, thereby conveying the approximate age of the person at the time of the first reaction or event.If the person in question is the patient, this is their age when the event or reaction first occurred to them. See ICH E2B(R3), D.2.2.a and D.2.2b.If the person in question is a parent (typically the mother) of the patient, this is their age at the time that the event or reaction first occurred to the child or fetus. ICH E2B(R3), D.10.2.2a and D.10.2.2b.If the person in question is a sibling of the patient, this is their age when the date/time the event or reaction first occurred to the sibling. Note that ICH does not include siblings.Medwatch 3500 form question A.2.a; Medwatch 3500A form question A.2.a; Medwatch 3500B form question D.3.a; VAERS-1 form question 4.
dateOfBirthThe date of birth of the person in question, which would be used to calculate their age at time that the adverse event or reaction occurred. Note that this property can be derived from the person's demographics information.If the person in question is the patient, see ICH E2B(R3), D.2.1If the person in question is a parent (typically the mother) of the patient, see ICH E2B(R3), D.10.2.1It is noted that ICH does not support sibling information.Medwatch 3500 form question A.2.b; Medwatch 3500A form question A.2.b; Medwatch 3500B form question D.3.b; VAERS-1 form question 3.
heightObservationPointer to the reported height in centimeters of the person in question at the time that the adverse event or reaction first occured.If the person in question is the patient, this is their reported height when the event or reaction first occurred to them. See ICH E2B(R3), D.4.If the person in question is a parent (typically the mother) of the patient, this is the reported height of the parent at the time that the event or reaction first occurred to the child or fetus. See ICH E2B(R3), D.10.5.If the person in question is a sibling of the patient, this property will likely not be used.
initialsThe first letter of each part of a proper name. This property stores the initials of a person's name, which is used in research studies to identify the patient without divulging the person's entire name. Note that this property can be derived from the patient's Person demographics information.Medwatch 3500B form question D.1.
lastMenstrualPeriodObservationPointer to a Clinical Observation of when the patient's last menstrual period began, if applicable.
raceThe patient's race. Note that this property can be derived from the patient's Person demographics information.Medwatch 3500B form question D.5.
relevantLabTestPointer to laboratory test information pertinent to understanding the case.
relevantPastDrugHistoryPointer to relevant drugs previously administered and which have been stopped before the Adverse Event onset.
releventMedicalHistoryPointer to information pertinent to understanding the case (such as diseases, conditions such as pregnancy, surgical procedures, psychological trauma, risk factors, etc.).
releventMedicalHistoryText"Information about any other medical history that could not be coded in [the structured relevant medical history / concurrent conditions]." - ICH E2B(R3), D.7.2 and D.10.7.2.
sexThe sex of the person in question. Note that this property can be derived from the person's demographics information.If the person in question is the patient, see ICH E2B(R3), D.2.1If the person in question is a parent (typically the mother) of the patient, see ICH E2B(R3), D.10.6.It is noted that ICH does not support sibling information.Medwatch 3500 form question A.3; Medwatch 3500A form question A.3; Medwatch 3500B form question D.2; VAERS-1 form question 5.
weightObservationPointer to the reported body weight of the person in question at the time that the adverse event or reaction first occured. If the person in question is the patient, this is their reported body weight when the event or reaction first occurred to them. See ICH E2B(R3), D.3.If the person in question is a parent (typically the mother) of the patient, this is the reported body weight of the parent at the time that the event or reaction first occurred to the child or fetus. See ICH E2B(R3), D.10.4.If the person in question is a sibling of the patient, this propery will likely not be used.